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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21


& tEUeEN1E, OR V1RTuE REwARDEp. -
"a singular ceremony took place at
the Tuileries recently says Paris
correspondent nothing else than the
presentation to The Empress by, the
National Society for Rewarding Wiz.
tue, of, q gold medal Of honor, for her
noble conduct in visiting the cholera
patients in the. hospitals Of Paris and
Amiens.s 1T is mott said the president
of the society, in the course of his
address to the Empress, d sentiment
of fattery that prompts us! 10 ofar you
our modest medal; .it is q homage,
joined To- that which all France owes to
the courageous and generous sever.
eign who LEFT her palace and al It's
grandeurs to visit the hospitals, to
carry aid and comfort TO the sick, and
to raise the moral courage OF the pop
ulation Of two great cities, decimaled
BY q terrible sc0ufge.
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o FL G I A L .
By Tie President " the United States Of America.
.N5' PROCLAMATION ftf

N a
Whereas, in virtue of the power conferred
by the act of Congress approved June e2d,
ls6o, sections is and q of which act were
designed by proper provisions to secure the
strict neutrality of citizens OF the United States
residing in or visiting the empires OF China
and Japan, notification was issued on the All
of August last by the Legation OF the United
States in Japan, through the Copsulates of the
open ports OF that empire, reg uestng American
shipmasters not to approach the coasts OF
Lucoa and Nagato pending the then contem-
plated hostilities between the Tycoon Of Japan
and the Daimio Of the said provinces:
And whereas authentic information having
been received by the said Legation that such
hestfiities had actually commenced, a regula-
tien, in furtherance of the aforesaid notifca.
ton and pursuant to the act referred TO, was
issued by the Minister Resident of the United
States in Japan forbidding American mer-
chant vessels from stopping or anchoring al
any port or roadstead in that country except
the three opened ports. viz: Kanagawa, CYo-
kohama,) NagasakI, and Hakodate unless in
distress or forced by stress of weather, as pro-
vided by Treaty; and giving notice that mas
ters of vessels committing breach of the reg
ulations would thereby render themselves
liable to prosecution and punishment, and
also 10 forfeiture of the protection of the United
States If the visit to such non. opened ports or
roadsteads should either involve a breach of
treaty or be construed as an act in aid Of in
surrection or rebellion. ......
Now, therefore, be IL known that /, AN
DREW JOHNSON. President of the United
States of America, with a view to prevent
acts which might injuriously affect the rela-
tions existing between the Government OF the
United States and that of Japan, do hereby
call public attention TO the aforesaid notifica-
ton and regulation, which are hereby sane
toned and confirmed. r....-. .i ...
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
TO be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this twelfth
day OF January, in the year OF our
IL. s. Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven, and of the Independence
of the United States of America the
ninety-first. .--,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
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which vss sustained. ssd the bifi. by the soi-
lowing vote, was erdsrea 90 ats 20 Ird rsading.
pipT1 nsaisx s iason' Ms,iso' M.sI; sr; 49, &
Pengh. simns. Stewart walker, and Ehe
President. (Mr Moore. lis ItE ~
Hsys-Messrs. Bryan. Mead. and Wright
SAr. Drury (who had Changed .his vote ter
the Purposel moved 10 reconsider the vote 3u.t
taken. '..... .---7-.-
Mr.. Baker moved to lay the motion on tas
Mr. DrHry asked il an amendment W.. in
order. ..--rr .rsH...
The Chair replied in the negative.
The bill was passed by the following vote
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Baker, Caivert
Dudley, Marche, Morsell, Nalley, Peugh.
Simms, Stewart, Walker, and the President
Nsys-Messrs Bryan, Carroll. prury, Mead,
and Wright. s.-
Mr.. Stewart introduced a resolution asking
the surveyor for an estimate of the cost OF
opening Iith street, from street north 70
boundary; adopted.
The following were reported by Mr..
Peugh, ways and means)-Bill TO pay the ac-
Sd and 9th wards; passed. Also, bill 10 transfer
certain funds standing to the credit OF ". s. d.
rect tax fund. and aeked that ft be laid on the
table: go ordered. ny MI StewErt, Improve
ments l-Bin TO repair the arch ON street
south, and asked that IL be laid on he table, the
work having been provided for; so ordered.
Bill for footways on the east side OF Sth street
east, between Il and G streets south: passed.
Resolution requesting the Mayor 20 advertise
for plans, specifications and proposals for an
iron or wooden bridge across Rock Greek, at
the western terminus Of h street, passed. Ad-
yersely on the comm IN nication OF p F. Multi
Kin; committee discharged. BY Mr.. Morsell,
(police)-Substitute of the Aldermen for the
Couneil bill regulating the sale Of oats; passed
lrhe substitute provides that hereafter the
bushel shall be as follows - w heat, SO pounds.
rye, 56 sheled corn 56, oats, So po atoes Coz and
the act shall 20 into effect 30 days after its pas
sage AIs2, unfavorably on the till amendinr
the act regulating the collection Of Hnes &C:
rejected. Also, unfavorably on the resolution
protesting against an increase of the police
force. Mr.. Mead said that the city was well
enough guarded, and hat the cfty was NOS
able 10 pay those on the force at present M
Morsell said that the resolution was out of
ume; the pp2intments having probably been
made, and there was a doubt whether The
councils had right to interfere. The com
mlttee was discharged-yeas IS, nays I-Mr
Mead Bill authorizing j. W. Woodwar 70
retain frame stable on has premises; passed
Also, giving VIM. Mccoy a similar privilege
in square 769; passed. Also, unfayorably On
the bIll amending the snow law: rejected By
Mr.. Baker, (claims Bill for the relief Of 4
M May; passed Also, petitions OF J. r. Bur-
ley, Daniel Ready, Christopher Halbesie and
relief Of Moses Smith; laid on the table infor-
mally.
The report of the committee on the claim of
jeremiah Costello was called up, and after
some discussion, the bill 10 pay him s3o ~
balance on contract was passed.
number Of Aldermen's bills were referred
The resolutions of respect 10 the memory of
q. II. Utermehle were adopted, and the Board
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TELEGRAMS, &c.

A telegram received at jackson, Oregon,
Gays a terrific earthquake was felt at Fort
Klamath on the sth instant. The sky was
darkened with ashes. and the air filled with
rection Of the Klamath parsh. Klamath lake
had fallen about six feet, and Crooked creek
WAS completely dried mp. The account pur
ports to have been written by order of the COM
mander Of Fort klamath. ..f.s.a.N -s.,
The steamer Sunny South, running between
Montgomery and New Orleans, with a cargo
OF LOGO bales OF cetton, was entirely DESTROYED
at Portland landing, on the Alabama river, on
Friday nigh last. The boat was insured for
$1,000 In New Orleans. The larger portion of
the cargo was for Mobile, and was fully in
sured. Two passengers are missing. The pas
sengers lost everything. -,
The Republican caucus of the General As
sembly Of Illinois, which convened yesterday
United States Senator for the ensuing six
years, have renominated Judge rrumbulI by
aeclamation. The vote on the first ballot
stood: TrumbuIi AZ; Gen. John M Palmer 20
The vote was finally made unanimous.
The boiler in u. Patton's steam plaster mill
In philadelphia. exploded yesterday after
neon, entirely destroying the building and
killing an employee nameu A. AIyord in slant.
ly. Jas. Duffy an Mr.. Gallagher, the foreman
OF the establishment, were severely injured.
In Waltham, Mass, on Saturday night, Mrs
FORBES, the wife of DIR. O.. f. Forbes, fell as
she was going down stairs, breaking a kero
sene lamp which she was carving in her
hand, which set her clothes on fire, and She
was so badly burned as TO cause her death
The goth United States infantry and six
hundred and fifty men lately stationed at
Richmond have arrived at Norfolk, TO embark
on the steamer Missouri tor New Orleans TO
relieve the colored regiments that have been
mustered ont of the service.
Three Hawaiians were recently orutally
murdered at Pitts Island Sandwich islands,
No violence was perpetraIed on the mission
aries, but they were ad vised TO leave by the
brother Of the King. -.
The departure of the new line of steamers
from Boston to Europe, is fixed at once every
week 10 Antwerp, and once every ten days ~
Southampton and Hayre..
There were several liquor seizures by the
state constabulary in Salem, Massachusetts
on Saturday. -.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Yesterday afternoon
The bill TO regulate the tenure Of Office was
discussed until p. m, when the Senate went
into Executive session, and soon after ad-
lourned.
House E-Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Rollins, from the Committee on Public
Expenditures, offered, as a question of priyi-
lege, resolution stating that Thomas H Oak
ley, Of the city Of New York, had been duly
summoned to appear and testify before the
Committee on Public Expenditures appointed
10 investigate frauds In the New York custom
heufei that be had appeared and refused 70
testify; and resolving that the Speaker issue
his warrant commanding the Sergeant-at-
Arms TO take Thomas II. Oakley into custody
and present him at the bar of the House. to an
swer for contempt of au ;hority OF the House in
thus refusing 10 testify. Adopted.
Mr.. Geek. from the Committee on the J udI-
CARY, reported joint resolution suspending the
operation OF the Gath sectlon of the act OF 24th
February, 1864, which authorizes the payment
Of loyal owners Of colored volunteers. Passed
--IU9 TO 35
MI Ban ks offered q resolution that IL is the
duty OF this Government 10 give effect TO the
moral sentiment Of the nation through all it's
agencies for the purpose Of preventing the
further Introduction OF coolies into this henis-
phere or the adjacent Islands. Adopted unan-
lmously. .-r
The bill for the admission of Nebraska into
the Union came up next in order, the question
being on Mr.. IngersoIl's motion 20 refer me
bill 10 the Com on Territories. '-
Mr.. lngerson withdrew the motion rs.H
The debate on the suite Of the condition
suffrage In febfasks, %3sae 3Us 3Usossted "tnY rtss
close of the days sitting. 1t was participated
in by Messrs. Broemall, Blaine. Bingham,
Dawes, 1ngersoll, Morrill, SheIlabarger, Hill,
briggs, and Banks. -
The House seconded the previous question
by a vote Of 6s TO 81, and then, without coming
to vote on the bail, adJou rned at 4.sO p. m y
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

PARIS. Jan. l4-Noon.-There is a wayne
runor afoat, but not confirmed. thai a despe-
rate piet 10 aseassfnate the Emperor Napoleon
has been discovered and frustrated by the Of
dcials. ... &C.,. aF. ..r... q. p r.
ST. PETRRsBCRG, Jan. 1.-the Government.
OF Russia has ordered general amnesty for
all offences committed by the newspaper press
of the empire. - p
Florence, Jan. 1.-THE difficulty between
Italy and Turkey relative 20 the Italian steam
er which was nred upon by the forces OF the
Porte has been amicably adjusted. The amount
OF indemnity TO be paid by the Turkish Gov
eminent has not finally been fixed
BKRNR, Jan. l4.-The Swiss Government has
under consideration a proposition 20 prohibit
the people OF Switzerland from joining the
army of the Pope. --. ~.
MADRID, Jan. IA revolutionary iunta
has just issued q strong and stirring address
TO the people. - Il =
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.HThe Charleston negro iaSorers are on q
ssstrike" = = = = - -
~rhe American Bible Society printed last
year i.IIe,25s copies OF the Scriptures.
~Still in operation-whiskeyf frauds
SWhen was Ruth rude 10 Boat When she
pulled his ears ana trod on his corn. .l-It.
SThe number Of deaths in New York dur
ing ls66 was 70, ,s44. .a r. II. 'rH LsE|-T ; -
0Horse-steaiing is capital offence in
Arkansas. -.- = .s -'.i.-
1Twenty- i've farms have been sold in one
section OF Alabama for the low price of sl per
acre. : = \
@Nineteen weddings in Concord on Christ
mas II is to be hoped they will ali live in
Concord. t- -
0A Peruvian merchant In New York
Of diamonds. .4 f,
sS1t will soon be beaten into the heads OF
the public that q teacher who Is Constantly
beating children is unfit tor the sehool-room.
@Generai Ord reports that they have s,ay-
ing in Arkansas. .e#I - ..'' eF...U- = 4
~The episcopal bishops propose to issue q
protest against Ritualism. -ar % -
~works are TO be constructed in Alabama
for the manufacture Of a railroad iron from
native ore, which is abundant.
~Ths days are quarter OF an hour longer.
3 ga child lost az the evacuation OF Rich
mond has just been restored 20 It's parents.
ga certain Connecticut town selects only
fkmpeIdhce men fOf 1ufOrs
~A Cleveland justice fined man rs fer
cutting mis- wife's head fearfuliy with hatch
ct. Other luxuries are not 80 cheap IN that
city. ii
s01n cholera times the question was raised
whether disease conld be communicates by
silver coin. II IS now some years since We
have heard the inquiry ,..s.s.ry
~ln no country in the world is less he'd
given 70 economising In daily expenses tAan
in the United States ~ 10
: - Don't put on tiH some future time what
you can do now-dying excepted. And come
Of you needn't puton that --
/ so00mcisl nseurns IN Maine shou shas our-
ing l.si year s6s bears and q wolves were
killed In thai State. - - - - -
0Gen. Howard said. In aspeech atColum.
bta, 5. C., recently, that there were ALREADY
I5oe00 colored children In the 1free6meaS
schoolo. lgS4- tnsEl a. llL5la. q .i.E q - y
ga well known citizen Of Chisaxo sc-
cused hit wife of fn1deiity, and in Q nt Of
jealous rage put the muxxie Of q revolver o.
her head and AIRED. ssfiousiy Woanaiae hes 81
ga. .daughtsr Of David nischsll. OF Ftst
Michigan. eiehtPeu ysurs Of 80, wss $3.50,
on the street, on Tuesday night By . mas spd.
woman, and forced % sWa310W Darge 80 OF
arsenic. She nov lies On o very crIticG con
dif5on. ft % supposed that jealousy Sas ne
csnse Of tnAs angular outregeo AZ j ss'a
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THE MI ssIssIPPI OLosED.-fhe St. Louis
Democrat says that "the severity Of the season
has shown some unique feats, in the way of
river obstruc tions, which deserve mention
For instance, q gorge was SO nearly formed
few days since at or. near the conf uence of
the Ohio and M ssissippi that a New Orleans
packet, only after struggle OF thirteen hours
duraffon, was enabled to get through At
Choctaw Bluffs, where the channel 10 narrow
the ice Jam on the 4th instant was very for.
midabies and boats Of the largest class were
forcing their passage with great diniculty A
Memphis packet, after a short run from tn at
city. for nd AZ impossible to proceed and was
obliged 10 return. 1t Is but seldom that these
obstru ctions occur so far south, and they are
only accounted for from the simultaneou ice
discharges OF the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
The eorges are more formidable Ia ex tent aud
strength below this point, thus far, the pres.
nOrth.n c-.A % 4.-- A. ? \
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SURELY STEADILY, p
SUCCESSFULLY,
oAOLAHDERv EXTRACT BUGKu r.
-f..r.-.. ..t.-- - cuRINa
svsrS Gees of KIDNEY D1eIAsl, 1nIvnA1lsM.
GRAVEL, uRrNARY DisoIpIls, wIAKNE@ and
PAINS In the BAcK. J8AALl UoMPIAInfs and
flouBLls arising from 1xcEsss OF ANY KIrS.
ooA1, II 1eATYLIoTlDi
,.s Thy sM0LA LANDBR'e. PROG e. O..
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKv.
coid BY all ADothscaTiss. Price o.. d. DARNxs
co., Nsv YoFk. and BARHEe. WARD co..
Hsv Orleans Southern Agents. BURLIIoH .
HoeARS. Wholesale Drussists. Boston. Aass..
General Agents. Il. ... '....srf 81, feb lo-ly
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6ECRIr DIauAaIs-

eAMARrYAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
enectual remedy-tndeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
Is the soldier hope, and friend . those who do
NET want to be exposed. Male packages, q: f.
male, 63. --- -. - :
6AsARrTAN's BooT AND HERE JuIcEs-A positive
and permanent cure for spyktlis Scrofala, Ulcers,
Sores, 6pots. letters, &c. Price 4l Is Per bettls
Sold By B. O. Ford. See advertisemeut. myS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SMAKE-BELIEYE FOREIGN PERFUMES
the genuine being excluded by the enormous
dutfes-food the market They poor imita-
lions Of extracts hich in them yes are far in.
feIior In odor parity, and durability, to PHA-
LON "NIGHT BL00MING GHREUS, - manu-
fsctured fren the most frasrant flo yer ever used
for perfumiHg purposes. Sold everywhere. lalI
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"a COLGATE 4 coz

es5-C WI N y o o AgP. no
Recommsnded Tor cHAPrED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD wfATHIR. IT may be
obtained Of all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
feb 9-eoly 60. So, = 5-T-,- =
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DANCING.
e.s-a DANCING. d. t... Z -. 49,. :
DReTs. J. ". 4 b. p. KREIs' .--..rr1,,.
G. .aifr DANCING ACADEMY, -
Psnnsyivanis avenue. bet. eth ana 7th sts..
.-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.


. -t-r Opposite AstreDolitan Hstsl.
New Classss forming every evening. Those d.
string to enter our classes should avail them.
81 ssa s 81 I.a. i, mi,
our annual Nay Ball :, - go ' ~1"''sr ior
Circulars can bs had ct J. r. lllis' ana ~ a
Metsesou d Co. . Music Stores. =
The Hall can b rented for eofrsss. 30. -.-,
Days asd Hss.s q Ikitios: 30 ,-..5.
s.t0rosH Seciss M..ss And nto;tsrs e Tuesday Aa1
ninGs. Ifron 70 10 O'Clock - - ~ ~
For further infornatie n. apply durinR the hourv
OF tuition. or address note 70 the Academy. s.
Quarter commencing with the hrst lessen. ja 8
M ABIHI'a IAgHIONABLB pAHoINa
y "a AARINIS AssSaBLf Rooms, +
rAi. .esa.ss 81 o.ss ssS sss ss1
s. s:, :s. &. ~.
usSssysi; S.S,i.mss rrS% toss lHs:;,
venfenoe Of the pupil 20 q y ~ a8f 7lol seU
MAsoUERADE. AID FANoY DRIss BALLS
Asl -. - AND PAkT1BS.i - - =
form 1a' d. . :sa .s. a
times prepared 20 furnish IaFtiss With Mssqusr.
ade sne u apcy Cosfums, etthsf on tean or made to
order. He hes taken rooms St the we'll knoWn
ss;.1 Z. ,:S:sf s":i sss.r hs SS
- SIats Uostu1asr ct Y0fd q AID Qrovefpi 3I
/ jAS-lmr'i.na Y fSsessre, WashinGton, D. o..
<yOLp PHue-A ane sssortips M Of Cold Psns
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IF h. LOOMS. ND,

The Inyenter and Pstentes Of the MIHBRAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at
MS of5ce In this city. Many persona can s1yyly
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
these. = ...
Persons calling at my ONCE can be scconmoda-
ure, but 20 those who particular, and wish the
purest, eieanest. strongest and most perfect den
viii be more fully warranted.
Rooms In this eity-No 3Ss Penn'e svenue, be-
Philaddphfa. = : = - oc 30-H
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A CANADIAN VIEW OF PIMPKACHMRNr.-The
Toronto Leader has the Following ON impeach.
ment: IL il be determined to pursue the
Impeachment, charges will not be wanting;
these can easily be framed; but that they could
be proved TO the satisfa ction Of impartial Judges
there is not the least reason to believe. But the
dimculty ie that President Johnson's judges
the most violent OF revolutionary passions,
from whom cool ldeliberation aud impartial
Judgment could not be expected. Under such
conditions, q man need not be guilty Of any OF
the imp nted Crimes in order to secure his con-
uemuatiOn y. -.rf 80 -. - T. l q. Il =.
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- NEURALGIA AND ALL PAINS in the
Head or Face are Instantly relieved by one dose OF
METCALFES GREAT RHEUMATIO REM.
1Dr. Jall-eo2w
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TIE BIGGEST YET.-The London Reviews
comment upon the ocean yacht race is as fol-
lows:-HTne YANKEES who can boast that thsy
have made the biggest national debt ever made
in the same time, that they have carried on the
biggest civil war. received the biggest thrash
ing. and crushed the biggest rebellion eve-
known, may now claim the glory of having
the biggest yacht race" =
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LEWIE's DENTAL ASSOCIATION
~ No. 900 PENS'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
LEwiE has recently nuTnhas.s sSs best@
ChemleaI Apparatus IN the country for
nsA1ng pure gas day also, In, proved Val
yulsr Inhaler. The Association il now prepared
70 make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber at New
Iork Phlladelphfa and Boston prices. All per-
sons wishing dental work done have 10 o. cheap
ss IN the ove-psmed cities. All work done in
the nestest and best manner. aBd warranted TO
give satisfaetios- Persons will do we'll TO call
and examine our work. de 24u
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THK KFrNIANs.-Assn evidence Of the rottsn-
ness OF, Eeniaas q afEAirss In Ireland, the speech
Of Q MT. Arehde1cou, a. . Fentan meeting In
New ork maybe taken. He said that he had
only lately arrived from Ireland, and he as.
3 pTec them ihat eiga antic a were the 0auds
practieed here, they Nsss nothing - what had
been done fu Irela1d.s He 0elteved the Whole
OF the Fenian leaters there to b tfaitors to'the
cause and id thepAy ofthe Bfitfsh ,koyernrnApt.
imbecils, Were st the head Of Affairs. ysss "a
rlf-I "A
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M ABINI'1 IAgHIONAbLB pAHOrNe
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MAsQuERADEy yh AsP 3 yArGT AIyT pRsss BALLS

SIiss. Idskj fSX1dK- sTxfiioi.'
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
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SAILOR SHOT BIZ A. WoMAN IN ASNAPoLIs
A few days since. o seaman belonging to the
u. >. ship Macedonian, named Peter Kinds,
was shot in the city of Annapolis by woman
named Emma Foster. On an examination br
the physicfans t was ascertained that the man
was shot In the region OF the heart bat from
the direction of-the baH-no, serious conss-
Bryan arrested Emma Foster and a party
named Harriet Henson, who was IN inmate Of
the house where the shooting took place, ana
take bail, committed, them to Jail until the
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CLOTHING. DO.

C1i7ZES'S XND MiIiTARY
.MERCHANT TAILOR, Nv
metropolitan Hotel, late BfoWnb.
362 Pepusyivania avenue,
my LIT wsshinRtoa, d. O.
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WOOD AND COAL.
OOALitf
COAL

4 VAL! CoAL4I OOALill
Having determined to sell first class article of
Woed and Coal Is cheap as the cheapest I hone
by doing 30 to gain liberal share Of public "a.
tronaee. The Coal prices are 90 follows:
WHITE Ash NUT co AL, by the ton.s7 25
BALTIMORE co. WHITE ASH, Egg and
a. Stovs sizes - ........ . rs
ALL OTHER QtALITIkS of WHITEASH o5
LYkENS VALLEY PURE RED ASH....,. rs
DIAmOND VEIN RED ASH-..-.............. = Is
CROSS WEIGHT, 2,140 LBS TO THE TON
Always on hand and constantly receiving the
hvered In any part OF the city.
Z. c. BAUM
ja4-lm 7th ST., between Z and sits Island