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70 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONOERN.

'VO ALL HdOA IL MAI CONCEkN.
Dr Pss,Ias 81 sIeE EH III, I,I 5s
the . Of IN. SedSf ds
been lost or destroyed ,~Notiee is hereby given
that = the date the Of
JOS nI BIksE 1sls'eSn sas'
No 7s ss2, for Iss ores, issued under the act of
hill and Vas granted Mach g. iss Jaly 49, isss
20 FOR lao acTes Issued 1ndsre ri he "a act TOT Of
Was granted November L. 1856. August 5. iss 'Aa
No 20, for 81 acres, issued under the act OF March
seoTse HALEY deceased, and was granted May IS,
i'sS; a a. s,i "a, ~, ISIS hs a. ,.... -,
February II, ,is47, in the name Of Willis Lest6.
sther and heir at Law OF Clark B. heath. deceased,
nd was granted May 30 1919 August -. 1858
No Is csl: for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
March 5. lssA In the name Of Harrison Corum and
No 6sI5, for 70 acres. issued under the ast Of
OF ndTew Record, deceased. and was granted July
Ne s0,lsl, for leo acres, issued under the act Of
. r1n mother and h,ir:ai; I.w Of Daniel MoAh.sr
Thompson, d.eea,ed =. and was granted September
GOA n ID WOOL. =
TIE lCHEAPEST YARDS In WASHINGTON
62 konth A, bel. lst and I'd cts. Capitol ill.
4t6E Est, bet. 9th and 7th sts., Navy Yard.
Always on hand LYKEN,s VALLEY, SOFT,
RED ASH, and LOCUST, MOUNTAIN PURE,
WHITE ASH. Being the BEST GOALS MINED.
The est Seasoned OAK snd PINE WOOD that
n q ssisn e Eye Or
p Goal 10 now at its Lowest Figure, and
families would do well to lay in their winter SUP
Orders received, and will be filled now or any
time r nth three months at Present &Fes'
o. GREAT DEDUCTION IN PRICE.
BED AsH all sc
CUaBi SLAND GOAL, run OF niue SO
DO. do. iump....-...-......... ~. 90
$50 POUNDS re THE TON GUARANTI ID
OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
- Now is the time for families to pat in their
winter supply.
soutn.... corner Of ser 9orG .Seaus and 18th
81. ;sI:s.
q N. WILLIAM,
IAP0RTHR OF
PABfslAN YAHOY GOODS,
S3s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
40 Gle 1Sssiss. Paris,
r Constantly recsiv H. 500, ssassesa By his
IL. 81 Sbess. IestSsn, 80 Lsoss. fria%ins:,
1rsids, Lubine Ps!fensry, IL esovss, etc., 60,
s.a1st b surpassed s' an o'.sf Aes'' IN qualify
brssSss a.d nantillss naAs 70 erass.
EEeRAvIHo, OF nyH1I!c L pIr1eGSss DIHr
-. s'as'';sssS * ~, sesrs sysc:..
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RY WIN. l.. WALL CO, Auctioneers
- Stores 81 aud BIZ,
Southwest corner Penna avenue and sth street
ChhNCERT SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
Pk9kkD REAL ESTATE ON 2IsT STREET


CHAHCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IN
WEST.
By virtue of a decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed June Ilth 1885, in the
cause OF VIII atley VS.. Clsmpif, ct al, No 4 as,
equity docket No. s. the Subscriber will sell At
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
July ~ at eta O'Clock, m, certain real est ate In
the CITY Of ashington and District afore said be
ing parts of lots and r in Todd's subd yision of
original Lots numbered seven, > eight, 81 aud
nine, g. In Square one hundred and tive lia2 j and
described IS follows:
beginning for the same at q point on the east
SIDE Of 2Ist street west, distant one hundred and
NIFTY l5Ol feet from the northeast corner of G.
street north, md running thence east one hundred
t1O) feet, thence north and parallel with said 2lst
street fifteen llsl feet, thence west enc hundred
lC0 feet to aid 2lst street west and thence with
the line OF said 2lst street west, soush fifteen (lS)
feet TO the place of beginning with the buildings
rights and appurtenances to the same belon gin 2,
with right % way reserved over the rear three
and a half t3xl feet of the south part of Lot to
the alley ten tlDi feet wide nj the south of said
Lots ami p, Tor the use Of the above desc bed
real estate.
Terps Que half cash; balance in six and twelve
months SIU0 will be required when the property
J. struck on. 1t the terms of sale not ed
with u days from day of sale the property will be
resoid at the cost and risk OF the defaulting pur
CHARLES M MATTHEWS. Trustee.
Je "a dSds W. l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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4TH TRUNK wARE-KooMs. T8

Travellers are invited to call and select
TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATCHELS,
From the largest and best assorted Stock In
this city.
MARI delivered free of charge.
WALL, ROBINSON CO.,
32Y Pennsylvania avenue,
jeI-t between 9Th and 10th streets.
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a. II. STOUT,
81 Acting Commissioners Of Patents.
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,

WAsH1NGTONsJune y, 1858.
On the petition Of STEPHEN GOLD, OF Corn
wall, Conn, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the ID day Of October. 1854, for
an i'm pPovement in Warming Houses by Steam,
for seven years from the xpir alton OF said pa
tent, which takes place on the ID day OF October,
1868 . -, .
~ Pate pt Ofhoe on MONDAY, the l.th day Of
Sep,embSFrext. at Il O'clock M: and all persons
are notihod - aopeal and show cause, II any they
hsve Why - PETITION ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
fla IN the Patent Once their objections, spsci Ally
set forth In writing Ct least feeay days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony nisd ~ Stnsr lsrty
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of the Of
ace which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other peHsrs relied upon e tss-
timony must be filed in the once fsceasy days be-
fore the day Of bearing; the argumeets, II any,
within ten days after nhng the testimony.
ordered also, thst this notios 20 Duelsnsa ~
ton, D. o., and In the Reeister New asven ON,
suce Q week for three successive weeks; the Arst
Of said publications to be ct Least sixty days pre-
vious to the dag Of hearing. sroUr
je wsv Acting Commissioners Of estsnts.
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wi X LOWS
CORNER SEVENTH STREET AND CANAL
We are rec"i viz some of the very best Qu al
ittts BED White A sh COAL Call sizes), w hi On
we are Offering al greatly redaced pri parties
laying in their winter supply.
Also, on hand Oak and Pine WOOD, Sawed and
Split 20 any length or size required
- Now is the time to send In your or'ers.
MARLOW'S
Goal snd Wood Depot,
Je q 81 corner tn street and Canal.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND
u LYING-IN HOSPITAL.

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND
~ LYING-IN HOSPITAL.
Patients desiring to avail the nnselves Of the sd
vantage OF this Institution can obtain private
rooms By applying to the Matron. These rooms
are furnished with all the comforts of home. The
prices range from % to Sl2 Per vsek, depending
upon the room selected, this includes Board, Nurs-
Ing Medicine, Medical. and Surgical ATTENDANCE.
3Iders Tor admission 10 the GOVERNMENT OF
rREE BEDS In this Hospital can be obtained OF
the honorable Secretary Of the Interior, Surgeon
General United States Army, and DR.. Horwitz,
Chief Of the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery,
Application for orders OF the honorable Secretary
Of the Interior to be made at the Office of DR., H
Thompson, 81 street, between Goth and Ait SITS
a, Medical and Surgical Clinic = held st the He's.
Rital every Saturday at p. m. b. Professor J.
Thompson, for outdoor patients who are fur.
nished medical attendance free Of charge.
MEDICAL STAFF:
THOMPSON, NJ. D., Surgeon in Chief
y. h. ASHFORD. III. D., Assistant Surgeon.
CONSULTING BOARD:
A. x. Barnes, M d p Horwitz, NJ. D.,
Noble Young, NJ D., C. II. Nichols, NJ. D.,
A. y P. GsJnett, N D., W. p. Johnston, M D.,
Thomas Miller N D. Grafton Tyler, NJ D.,
J. Riley, n. D., r. Howard, n. d.
Ap0 ly
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AUCTION SALES:
rms sTTfRNooy.
1(I Co0PER a LAIihER, Asetion.e.,

1lT CO0PER a LATIhER. Auctioneers,
- 1Iste Clerks viii = Q McGuire 10
so0thSssf corner Pms Avenue and nth street,
Star Once Building.
TWENTY Ell FINtLv LOCATED BUILDING
LOIS Is UkION1OWN, AT AUCTION
On II ksDAT AFTERNOON. July lth. ISIS At
. oCioCk, on TIE promises. ne shsll sell, Is butli
ing lot sftusted on the hiSh ground .nd mar mar
net place, fronting on Washington street. between
Pierce ard Taylor STREETS
This efers . ne opportasisy 0. psrtses ~ moaer-
ate niesss 20 secure home .oT 20 sptcu stUrs
tnv.stDent, Tor the Town Il srseu ally improving.
particularly in that locality
plst 20 the property can be seen Of shs once
81 the Au-tforesrs
Term. made known at sale
Je % dads COOPER ALATINkB. Aucts.
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kf GRkEN WILLIAMS.
10 Auctiopeers and Real Estate Prokers
No. $50, southeast corner 18th and streets

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il! virtde of aecree OF the Su preme Court Of the
instinct 81 Co'Lj bia PASSED o. the 18th dsy Of
June, $50 in col No e,s in Equity in which
John Ii; Adams, guardian Of the minor children of
Georse Poehton deceased is complainant, AGAINST
Lawrence CARROLL, ct al are defeDdapts-the
dersisned guardian VIII sell BY public auction, at
90 clook p. m on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of June,
1855 On the premises Lot No. I, in Square No 5aS,
fronting on south side of q street south, between
1sf and I'd west, leland. The improvements are
two two story Frame Houses, each cont aiming four
ROOMS, in Washington city, ID C.
Terms OF sale One half Of the purchase money
= lie peid in cash the day Of sale, within We
Gays afterwards. Balance in one year, ecuTed by
deed OF trust accompanied by the notes of the pur
chaser OF purchasers satisfactorily endorsed pAya
bic with interest IL months after date, or the par
chaser or purchasers may pay all cash, and If the
terms Of sale not complied with within five
days. including the day of purchase, the property
to be resod At the cost and risk of the purchaser
purchaser All stamps and copveyancing to be
atthe cost of the purchaser or purchasers r. pay
One Hundred Dollars down Is soon the property
JOHN b. ADAMS. Guardian
je l9-eoads GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONRD
same hour aud lace. BY order Of the Guardian
j. eoSd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- Auctiopeers and Real Estate Brokers
No. $50, Southeast corner 7th and u streets.

II Aucuoneere and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and u streets.
FIRST CLASS PBIyATEREsIDENCEF FRONT
ING ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
THIRfEENIH STREET AND VERMONT
AVENUE. AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the ltth inst, at half past six
O'Clock .. m on the premises, Lot being p feet
'front.' IL 1Ue feet deep, to q paved alley, with the
improvements, consisting Of three story Brick
House wi III seven large sized rooms. having fine
parl ore, ec-rooms, bay window, balcony. cellar,
bath room, pantriee, water and gas, fine shade
trees garden frclt and back. and near lIth street
cars. being one OF the most pleasant locations an
the city Tor a hrst-class private residence.
Title iDdisputable, and safe positive, the
owner Is going to leave the city.
Terms: 81 go cash; balance in 6 l, and Is months,
for notes tsring interest and secured by Q deed OF
trust on the premises All convey ancing and reve-
nue. stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 500
down on the day Of sale
ia GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

'NHB NEW IXPBBSS LIN
HIW IOkk, ALEXANDRIA, WADHINofO
AND GEOR0ET0WI.
OLD LINZ. a.
BB9ULAR SAILING DAYa
PROM GE0RGKT0WH,
YRIDAY, AT l9H
FROM NEW YORK,
SATURDAY, AT ID II.
Ter freight, spDly to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Aren't,
% water strest, Georgetown, D. o.
II. BLDBID9E D CO., Agents,
Prince street wharf, Alex sndrf0,
JANIS HAND, Agent,
lO4 Wall street, New York,
Freight received constantly aad Forwarded -
parts OF the country with despatch
NIB Ally JOHN b. DAVIDSON, ARent
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by C00PEK LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late Clerks with J e. McGuire q Oo,D
Southwest cerner Penn avenue and 18th street
(Star once BuildingD

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyEp
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORSER
g TMkNTlETH AND 1 SrREAT5, Ar
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the 9th day %
July, 1Sos. at 6 O'Clock, on the premises shall
sell, Lots and Square So situated the north
east corner OF and Twentieth streets aud having
stroTt OF about g feet b depth sf ~ feet Lot
being improved by large Frame Store, and Lot
by two story aud attic Brick Dwelling
Also Lot e. same square, stu sted the east 81 ie
OF street. between 4 and h, having front Of IS
fe.t, and running back leo feet 20 - foot alley
This lot viii be subdiyided IL desired.
Terms 0ne third cash balance IL six aud ~ elye
moaths secured by deed Of trust. and notes bear
ing interest A ii convey ancing and revenue stamps
a. purchasers cost. SloO down on each purchase
at ume Of sale.
~ adds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR, U
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1853.
On the petition OF JOHN MABIE, Of English
Neig hborhOod, New Jerse, praying for the eIten-
nsiOn Of patent granted to him the Sd day Of
OCTOBER, 1854 for an im provement In Pen and Pen
ell Case. for seven years from the expiration OF
October. lsSa.
IL 10 ordered that the said petition be heard Il
the Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the l4th day Ct
September next, at II O'Clock M; and ell persons
arr notified to appear and show cause. n any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension req ured 70
ale in the Patent Ohce their objections, specially
set forth la writing at least twenty days before the
DAY Of hearing Gil testimony dled by either party
20 be used at the said hearing must be takon ana
Transmitted in accordance with the rules of the OF
zee, which viii be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testt
mony must be lied in the Office twenty days before
The day O! hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten ia after ding the testimony.
Order ed. also. that this notice be published In the
9epublican and the Intei'igoncer, Washington,
ID C., and in the Atlas, New York, New York
once a week for three successive weeks; the
first OF said publications 20 be at least sixty days
previous 70 the day Of bearing. .or.
ie Acting ComfHaaionor of pafAnta
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VNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO]
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

ORPHANS, COURT, June 18TH, lsss;.
ODIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHlNGTON
COUNTY, TO WIT: In the case Of James
B. Munro. administrator Of George Monro,
the appreciation of the Orphans Court OF
" ashington county aforesaid, appointed TUES
PAY the Lth day of July. A. d. 1853, for
personal estate Of said deceased, and of the
assets in hand, as far as the same have been col:
lectet and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs of said deceased notified
to att nd, with their claims properly vouched, OF
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
beneft in said deceased's estate: provided a copy
Of this order be published once @ week for three
the said day.
Test: JAS z. OBEIRNE.
lT-Iaw3wh Register of Wills.
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III COOPkk q LATIMkk, Auctsoneer,
Southwest oerner fenna avenue aud Eleventh %
Star once Blu ldina
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DROPOsALs FOR HAY.

ChiJ Ckavsyudsfer's OTcs,
DiStriel Of Nstc Mario, )
Santa Es. ~. NJ, June Q, l3Ss.t
sealed Proposals in triplicats win bs reset led
- III fhls onie antt Z o'oloet; noon, MONDAY,
70 tone Of Hay at Fort Marcy, Santa Fe, New
Mexico
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ID NWUPEk Z LATINER, AuctiOneers
- Late Clerks with Jas. q McGuire 4 co
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and ii tn
street, Star Office Building.
ASS1GNEE'S SALE OF LEASE. FIXTURES
GOOD WILL, 81, TOGETHER WITH A
TION;
Un TUESDAY MORNING, July lash, at 10
o'clock, will sell at public auction on the premt-
srs lately occupied By Chas A. Howard, bankrupt
and known as the New York Dry Goods and Fancy
store, No. All street north, uear ths corner of
seventh street west. the entire stock OF FANCY
DRY GOODS and VARIETIES in said Store. to
getber with the LEASE, FIXTURES. GOOD
WILL belonging to the same. The Lease has
several years to aud the location is very DE-
srsble.
Terms Gosh. GEORGE MASON,
Assignee.
COOPER LATIMER.
Iy4-stutbJyf Auctioneere
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Tvsuty.Hve Beautiful Building LOTS (osH svU
squares non strsst carl 0sss sesh, 20 vids 49,:
Ter1s: a. down; balance Go nonthly. PerssSs
5::;isi Ai SiI 4 r;' li + =
DrSkers, n, 3 corner Ieg Torf ave,
Sietf IChpo0 end ftssssssk s1soss.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtse of decree of the Orphans Court of the
District of Columbia, entered the 18th day Of
May 1863. and approved b. the Supreme Court Of
the District aforesaid on the 10th day of June,
looo, Eqsity No. l Zg, shall offer, at public
auction at the premises, TO the highest bidder on
FRIDAY the 10th day of July 1875. at 5o'clock p.
m Lot No. ,. in square No 9l5. fronting on south
street nifty two 52i feet ID inch In the city of
Washington city ID G. The improvements consist
Of substantial two-sory Brick House with
other huiidi nRs and enclos ares
Terms IF sale, One half cash I'm hand: the bal
anCe in tweIvp months, the purchaser To take a
deed and give his note bearing interest sscurea BY
= deed OF trust on the premises. All convey ancing
and revenue stamps 81 ths cost of the urchaser
and deposit of Sc0 will be required nj the time OF
sale, aud II the terms are not complied with I'm
five days the guardians reserve the ri chit to resell
the property at fvc days notire by sd We rtsenpnt
st the cost and expense of the purchaser in
HERhAN & ELIZABETH LINEN REMPER
Guardi aus OF Caroline Walter
JNO. +. NORRIs, Solicitor
GBEEN & WILLIAMS,
20 25-eodsds IENpI Anctionrers
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LUX kkNT-l ni1rnished, ehree large airy co n
IL ROOMS on second fOor, with cellar aud wa-
ter Suitable FOR housekeeping Apply Gs2S
rear lSth. wi ST.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THE SIXTEENTH STREET FELoNIous ASSAULT
Francis McIntee, who feloniously assaulted Anover
Bergan on Friday evening last in Sixteenth street
the full particulars Of which outrage have appeared
In the HERALD, was arraigned before Justice Led
with, the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning, and after examination was committed to
answer at the Court OF General Sessions in default Of
81, 900 BAIL
YOUNG BURGLARS CAuaHr.-Two boys who after.
wards gave their names as Hugh Connolly and Lewis
Bagley, were detected ct three O'Clock yesterday
morning coming out Of front basement window OF
the dwelling of John J. Schloror No. 1877 East Tenth
street. On being arrested they were found to have
had stolen from the house. The prisoners on being
taken before Judge Mansfield, OF the Essex Market
Police Court were each fully committed in default
Of 81, 900 bail.
STEALING FROM A STEAMsnIP.-william Philips.
recently employed on board the steamship Hatteras,
lying at pier q North river was yesterday arrested
by detectives Hays and Haggerty. OF the Second
precinct, on the charge Of stealing from the ship
mattresses towels, napkins and other articles val
was taken ct different times was given or disposed
Of to Margaret Crosby, OF No. "a Lispenard street,
Philips was taken before Justice Bowling and com
mitted for trial. Margaret win appear as witness
against tho accused.
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAw.-John Allen, OF lls
Chatham street, was arrested by oilcer Van Siggon
OF the Fourth precinct, the charge OF violating
the Excise law. the complainant being william
Huber, now An inmate Of the house or detention.
It appears that Huber entered Aliens place for
liquid refreshments, when the latter charged him
Nifty cents for bottle Of lager beer. This, Huber re-
garded as being somewhat extortionate, and enrered
q complaint for violating the Sunday law to Captain
Thorne, at the Oak street police station Huber
lives in Fourth avenue near Twenty-sixth street.
Allen was held to bail to answer before the Court Of
General Sessions.
SURPRISE OF RIVER PIRATES on BOARD 4 VESSEL
At late hour Sunday night three river pirates in
small boat boarded the British schooner Margaret
Ann, Captain John Whelpley. lying Of the foot Of
whitehall street. In their perambulations about the
vessel Captain whelpley was awoke, when he saw
two Of the thieves in the act Of attempting break
open the storeroom. On being detected the gang at
tempted 30 escape, one OF them at the same time
drawing pistol and threatening to shoot the cap
tain II he tnterfered with them. One OF the rascas,
in his great haste to make himself scarce, Jumped
overheard but rescued by one Of his more fortu-
naae conlederstes who had succeeded In reaching
the small boaI The third man, Robert Harrison,
with vlllainous cast Of countenance, was secured
on board the schooner and detained till ocer Thomp-
!. son, OF the Harbor police came and took him In
charge Harrison was yesterday arraigned before
Justice Bowling and committed to the Tombs FOR
trial.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

The corn crop OF Ohio this year Il estimated at
al, 100000 bushels
Ex-Confederate General 8. B. Buckner II In Column.
bia, 8. G.
The Cecil wig once, Elkton, Ma. has been de-
stroyed by fire.
Miss Lula Daniel youngest daughter Of Major VIII
am Daniel, OF the Edgeneld Is. C.) district, was re-
Gently burned to death by her clothes taking nre
Three negroes, named Carroll, man and wife, and
George House, have been arrested, charged with the
murder OF Mr.. Andrew Rowland, near Hagerstown,
Ma.
The Dayton Ledger suggests that public token Of
gratitude be gotten up for General Robert Ander-
son, In the shape OF handsome pecuniary testlmo-
NAL
Eighteen inches Of snow now covers the summit
of Mount Washington. While the workmen near
the present terminus OF the railroad were engaged
In removing some toos recently number had their
ears frost bitten.
A large number Of miners from Montana have
reached IT. Joseph within few days past. ON the
Pacific House with gold bars and dust " the value
Of 100000
The starch factory Of Peal, Miller & wishmeyer, in
indianapolis, was destroyed by fire on the 30th ut
Loss $40 900. Insured In the City Fire, Hartford In
ternational, Security Loriuard and Merchants Fire,
New York.
The rees HaYea Paza4fym states that teEr laJi
AGO dauntcss and un6rpalsd bfidesI0Qm " tbat
city requested the dominic who had tied the hyme.
NAL Knot for him wait for bis pay until ne got to
housekeeping AZ "he hadn't nary red" lie cler.
gyman took Hobson's choice.
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HITCH m THE LAW fos pusfsdis5 NunDsa.s.-
On the 10th instant of the convicts in the pen
Tertiary at Columbus Ohio, attacked Issac Holman,
one of the guards. with = ofosdais and succeeded
In cutting him severely a The arm. The disturbance
occurred because Che guard insisted upon the pris-
oner observing the pr son rules. II Is supposed the
prisoner intended to KILL Al the blow was aimed at
the head, decision has been made BY the Circuit
cannot pass sentence OF death under law OF that
State passed In 1857, unless jury have 50 directed
In case where man had pleaded guilty 70 an In
dictment for murder there was nothing Tor the jury
to determine, and hence tho death penalty cannot
be inflicted. THIS results not from The intention o.
the Legislature, but from q blunder IN tho verbal
construction Of the statute IL u supposed the Legs
lature WIN amend the statute at its next session.