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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-01
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRANs, &c.

Cable adyIces from Madrid, VIA London. re-
port that The people Of MadrId, and the army
garrlsopingfJ, have dc clared for the reyoiu-
uOnisis. vi o are MARCHING on the capital uu-
opposed. Iaiya. Of the Roy Il srmy, has been
utterly defeated BY the rebels, his army dis
perseC, and himselfa fugitive. A provIsiouaI
unto has been formed and good order prevails
every here. Later advices report that the
Queen of Spain hs arrived a. iyopnp,
France
A crowd of two thousand men from the fish
ing fleet invaded Portsmouth, y. H, last Fri
cay, and TOOK possession Of the town. Gar
dens and orchards Were robbed. pistols fired,
and general rio; mdulged in. The police. af,er
hard fought battle. arrest d thirteen of the
rioters and LODGED them in Jail.
About two hundred and fiftv delegates at
tended the Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Con-
NentIOn IN New York yesterday. DIR. Morgan
preached sermon urging the avoIdance of
eCclesiastiCal squabbllEg. Sanding commit
tees Were appointed.
A Republican con yention was TO assemble az
WaTrentOn, Ga. hut the Sheriff met them out
side The town and advised them 10 keep away.
They held he meeting outside OF the Gown 20
avoid trouble.
The Canadian Government has under con-
sheTatiOn the resolution o. the Board Of Agri-
culture Of Ontario recommending that the order
prohibiting the importation of American cattle
he repealed after October I.
George r. Martin. one of the alleged robbers
OF The Merchants Union Express, who was
brought to New York from Canada, was dis
prOcee edings against him.
The gunboaf Marbiehead was sold in New
York yesterday TO ]. e.. Talbot for Sli.OO0- The
guIboat lie Soto was also sold 10 II. L. Living
ston. for Si0tOO.
Jacob WyInan, who was committed 10 a cell
in the station house in New York on Tuesday
night as disorderly person, committed suicide
by hanging with his necktle
Robbins, arrested on the charge of assassi-
natIIg General HIndman, has been acquitted
by the authorities of Helena, Arkansas. There
Is Yet NO clue TO the murderer.
The jury in the case of death from explosion
of coal oil in Jersey City condemn the manu-
facture otsuch explosive oils in crowded cities.
A commission of three has started from Of
tawa. Canada, for England, IN regard 70 the
transfer OF the northwest territory.
At New York sale of Scranton coal ypster.
day, the prices show an advance of about 81
per tOn-
The sAll England Eleven" cr1cketers beat
the nlted States twenty 1.-TWO at Boston yester-
day. the score standing $50 10 IS.
The sixteenth ann ual exhibition of he Peln-
sylvania State Agricultural Fair formally
opened at Harrisburg on Tuesday.
The rat PIT and dance house prayer meetings
in New ork were thinly attended yesterday.
General Mcclellan kept quiet to-pay," says
New \ ork dispatch OF yesterday.
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CONVENTION or KNIGHrs.-After the tou-

CONVENTION OF kNIGHTs.-After the tour
nament at Carlin's Springs yesterday a con-
vention Of knights was held according to pre-
viOus notice. DIR. James e.. Hill was unani
mously elected president Of the con ventiou. 1t
was also moved and seconded that permanent
committee, from Maryland and Virginia. ba
appoint; TO attend TO any business betwee the
two States, also corresponding secretaries
Carried. The secretary appointed for Mary-
land was Captain 5. F. Gardiner, and for Vir-
ginia, Mr. James Legg. TWAS decided thai ali
Communications be addressed TO the president
at Alexandria, Va. 1t was moved and seconded
that the next contest for the honor of crowning
a queen and for the possession Of the Champion
Lance, shall take place in the District of Co
lumbia on March 3, 1868, at National race
course The onvention also agreed that AT the
next tournament the minimum number of
knights from each State. Maryland and Vir.
GINA, should be six, and that the president and
the committee should have the power of deci5
ing who, among the applicants, should ride
Atercndrid Commercial to-day.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE In NEW YORK.
L. ,. Bonded Warehouse Burned-Loss

NEW YORK, Oct. THE U. $. bonded ware
house, known n the Empire Stores, located on
the river front, near Fulton ferry, Brooklyn,
and extending back TO the water, was totally
destroyed by hre last night, together with its
contents. The loss is estimated az half a mil
lion dollars, the greater poruan of which falls
on the insurance companies. The building
was owned by j. Nesmith IL Sons. The fol-
lowing firms had goods stored in the ware
house :-Dreuster Il Co, 300 bags of coffee:
Becker Il Co., 1880 do; Charles Deeling, sew
eral hundred bales OF India rubber; and quite
a number OF other firms had merchandise OF VA
rious descriptions stored in the building. The
origin Of the fire is unknown. Amount OF in =
Surance not yet ascertained.
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There has been a sharp advance in The rates
of money in New York, resulting from The
movements of the combination formed TO make
il stringent. Tuesday afternoon exceptional
loans Were made AT seven per cent. Yesterday
that rate was publicly bid at the Sock Ex-
change on selected railway and miscellaneous
collaterals, as well as on pledge Of Govern
ment bonds. Tue lie .ding dealers in Govern
ment securities have balances on deposit with
can but be regarded exceptional. fair
business is reported in commercial paper rum
ming from three TO four months. on which the
discount continues 10 be 9 y TO per cent. The
increased demand for money as yet has not af-
fected the sale of paper. Government bonds
have been fairly active, with prevailing DIS
position In favor of lower quotations.
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ENoCH ARDRNs sMULTIPLYING-A few tiays
ago a soldier named August Munsdorf who
enlisted III this city IN 1862, in OF the volun-
teer regiments, and after serving out his time
Te-enlisted in the regular army, returned 20 his
home in search Of his wife, from whom he had
never heard word since his departure for the
war. Instead OF finding the former partner of
his loys matrimoni1l, awaiting in weeds and
slnglenCss his return, be learned from a friend
that she had become the wife OF ancther indi-
vidual, in the belief that her frs love had
yielded up his lite IN defence OF his country
With becoming maSnanInity b. fOrbode To dis
pei the illusion, ana departed for Idaho with
ont see KING an interview with his wife-De .roit
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Young Lady Shot Dead hx her Rrolhe

Young Lady shot Dead by her Brother.
A very sad affair occurred in this city about
SIX o'clock on Saturday evening, resulting in
the death OF young lady named Durrennie
Almena Bunnell. The particulars are is fol-
lows: 1T the hour mentioned the young lady
spoken OF was standing in the doorway of her
fathers residence. AZ No. 50 Catherine street,
her arms folded and kitten resting upon theIr
Down stairs IN the front basement of the neat
little cottage the table was spread for the ven
ing meal. The mother had gone down town on
an erTsnd, while the father, Mr.. Egbert Bun
nell. was attending 10 his duties rs hackman.
was waiting al The depot for the arrival of the
trains. The family entire consisted of MI and
Mrs. Bunneil, Cnas. H Bunnell, the son, aged
about sixteen years, and Durrennie, the d1us sh-
u T above spoken OF. who was twenty years old
on the 18th OF January last. As previously
stated the latter was waiting in the doorway
with pet kitten IN her arms. She had been
there but short time when her brother
he was in hurry tor his supper. He replied
that he was not, wheP his sister said, .swell,
then we will wait till ma comes" Charles
then took pistol from his pocket and turning
around started 10 go up stairs. As he did 50
the pistol accidentally dropped on the stoop.
The lad, bending over, picked II up, and
locking toward his sister, said in 4 playful
manner, shall i shoot your cat - She an
swered- "Is your pistol loaded J" Tue brother
replied ''nO,' and pointing the weapon mp
ward toward the cat, cooked il, and pulled the
trigger. II discharged ins antly, and oeiEg
loaded with bail and cartridge the con ents
passed into the poor girls neck, entering at
tne lett OF tne MeOluln line, ABOUT an Inca
above the clayicle, lodging in the spinal mar
row. As soon as the unfortunate Gre lture was
hi, she turned suddenl ly around, grasping her
arm al the same time, and stepping in,o the
hall. staggered into the front room, when she
fell into her brothers arms, he being close be.
hind her, imploring her TO know If be had shot
her. She simply uttered ..Oh!' and fell from
his arms TO the floor, face downward. He hur-
ned after a physician, but while he was a absent
his sister died without having spoken a word.
Soon after the mother and father arrived, when
4 scene followed which beggars description.
As soon as the terrib BILE fact was fully realized
coroner's Jury was impanneled, and a verdict
of accidental death was returned.-POulkkesp-
81 ErrFe.
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SA few Sundays ago, the congregation as
sembled for worship, in the school-house on
the Amygdalord (Lake Superior) location,
We're interrupted in their devotions by the sud-
den illness OF one of the ladies present, and had
Just time 10 .sclear the kitchen" when the
population of the region WIS increased by one.
~William Strotham was found naked and
nearly dead IN Chicago, on "Wednesday morr-
ing, on the floor of house On Milwaukee avenue
He is expected to die. Blackberger a butcher.
next door, is suspected they being bitter ene-
mics
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tain Jonathan Spencer, of Milo Centre is
likely TO Ole from the effect of a bee sting.
IOf 124 .sbites'' treated during one month
az the London hospitals, Is were attributed %
men or women, and the rest TO tour-legged
brutes.
SThe English Government having monop-
olized the telegraphs, 1t Is proposed shall lake
possession Of the express lines aiso
I-A Chicago doctor. named Bartholdy, was
tarred and feathered IN St Charles, Indiana,
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REGISTRATION IN LOUIsIANA.-The Louis
iaua SrEat- committee to in ves stigate the action
of the Board of Registratio ion reported yesterday
that The Board Of Registers, Of which VIM. Is -
ker president and who has given Iustruc.
tiOns > various boards of registers throughout
the Std.s, n AZ they are wholly unwarran ed m
theCIy, ana beyond the law OF registration, III
their action in refusing 10 recognize natUTalIZa-
lion pa neTs RON the Third, Fourth, and Fifth
IiStTic; Courts. The board has power %
pass upon he validity of judicial acts, and
tncse .a~truc,ions deprive persons of the oene-
II u arts % of the constitution, which de-
pTIyatICu - unjust, and clearly against The
constitution Tine report was adopted. Sen
atOr Bacon's ball confining register within
he law passed its first reading, and vas made
= SPECIAL order for Tomorrow.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN PHILADEL.
pHiA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. John Devine was
arrested by the police last night for swapping
bis pistol at Republican in the street. On his
person were found twelve certificates Of natu-
raliZation signed by Prothonotary Snowden,
with the seal of the court on them, and blanks
left for names. Deyine was committed.
James A. Watson, who was voucher on
nearly one hundred naturalization pgpers, has
been arrested. Fifteen roughs from Baltimore,
who assaulted the Boys III Blue on the car,
have been arrested, and are supposed to have
came on for colonization as voters.
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The HEALTH OF QUEEN NICToRIA.-We
are IN position TO state that since her sOiourn
in Switzerland the q ueen has greatly improy-
ed IN heath. The untoward symptoms. which
cost her Majesty and her subjects so much IN
easiness, have yielded TO the fresh noun tam
air and the change of scene in the most rom an
tic OF European countries. The benefit, indeed
has been 50 marked that ths nation may look
forward hopefully 10 her Maesty's resuming
(at least partially those public duties from
which she has been so long and so unhappiiy
estraneed.-LOHdOn Lancet.
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LAND SALES IN MARYLAND.-Fendall Mar.
bury, ESQ, ss Trustee, sold on Thursday Iast
the farm Of the late w. T. Weir, in Spaidines
District, in this County, Us acres,) at s5oO5 per
acre. Purchaser, DIR. Edgar w. Wood.
On the same day, Mr.. Charles Grimes, as
Trustee, sold the farm Of the late Thomas
Grimes, In same district, (2OS acres) in parcels.
at an average OF S32.25 per acre. The house, a
comfortable, two-story frame, good stand for
tached, was bought by Mr.. ]. Crimes, who
resides on the premises, Tor sl,l75.-NIyl6Oro
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Baltimore Markets. To-day

BALTIMORE, Oct. i.-Cotton firm, Md
ding Uplands 264. Flour dull, with pric 8
nomInally unchanged. Wheat, dull and un-
changed. Corn firm: White I. 1.2OaI -: do. vel
low l.26. Oats firm; sales AT 7Oa77 cents. RYE
firm al Sl+0aSl.5 Provisions firm; Pork
$3.50; Bacon, rib sides, I62; clear, do l.;
shoulders, l34ali; hams, 21a22 l. .rd, 20K.
CloyeIseed, old, SS2j; new, Ss.7j. Timothy
seed. new - 95
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TBv Cahle.1
European Markets To-day.

LONDON, Oct 1-P. M.-Securities, 9j. Other
quotations unchanged.
LIvERPooL, Oct. 1-P. M.-Cotton buoyan {:
Cplands, to arrive, 95S Breadstufs heavy:
Pork quiet; Lard dull.
LONDON, Oct "A. N.-Consols, 94H for
both money and account. American securities
quiet and steady; $50 bonds, 73S; Erie, 81 :.
Illinois, 95x.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-Bourse firm Rentes, 69f. 25c.
LIvERFoOL, Oct. Cotton buoyant: Up
lands, lUa: Orleans, l0h; Sales, lJ0,000 bales;
Breadstuffs dull
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THE ENGLISH CRiCkETS.

BOSTON, MASS, Oct. 1.-The English Cril.et.
ers leave this evening by the Nor wich and
Worcester route for New York, and will take
the afternoon tram on Friday from Jersey City
for Philadelphia, where. on Saturday, they
are TO commence the great cricket match be.
tween the Gall England EIeyer" and twenty.
two native American crlcArters.
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MEETING OF IRISH REpuRLICANs.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA mass meeting of IRISH :.
American citizens who favor the election of
Grant and Colfax was held last night al the
Cooper Institute. The hall was densely packed. /.
speeches were made by Senator Conness, Gen.
Herman, Mr.. Leddy, and others.
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THE GREAT EARTHQUAEE.-Additl in
tellIgenee from the scene ofth late cal Lhquake
is received. In q uito the stencil arising rom
the unburied 0dies is horrible. Plllaging was
going on in africa and Areq uipl, Peru The
artillery battalion al africa We're at enmIty
with the people, who accuse them OF robbery
he stores OF the Water 2 We're being distribu-
ted TO the nee dy in africa. Shocks Were Ielt as
hate as August %. Some people Were still be-
;dug ont Of the ruins alive, one poor fellow
among them having b. en- entombs for six days
alongside Of his wife's corpse.
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Wall Street To.dsv

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Stocks steady. Money
active al per cent. Sterling Exchange, S% .
Gold, 39k. 5.2Os, 1862, coupon, Il. 1910 $,
coupon, iof. North Carolina 6's, new. az.
Virginia 6's, new, 81 asked. Tennessee 6's, ex-
cOupOn, Cs
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TBy Bankers and BROKERS Telegrar D. 4

LEWIS johnson q 20. quote STOCKS and bonds
In home and foreign markets as IolIows:
NEW YORK, Oct First Board-U. = 81.
ISL, conpon, l12a; 6.20's, 1861, coupons, II2;
1884, coupon, 1922 1865, coupons, 1C9,S; 1865,
coupon, new, 1U1 620's, 1-6I, coapon. lO7
1O4O's, coupons, 1Oi q; Pacific Mail, l1O7s; Ohio
and Miss. .Ceruficateh 25, Mariposa, =; Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton. 10 =; Cumberland. %; w.
U. Telegraph, 3is; Quicksilver, -; Boston
Water Power, l5; N. Y. Central, Ie6n; Erie,
a6h do: preferred, 60; Hudson, 13SEi 1Seadins
S4; Michigan Central, III; M'chigsu South.
ern, s3k; Illinois Central H5K; Cleveland and
PIttsburg, 81 Northwest, SIX; do preferred
s.; Cleveland and Toledo, IU0a; Rock Island,
iG5; Fort Wayne, 1c2S Alton & Terra Haute,
ilKj Toledo Wabash, So 4; Adams Ex 50 !,
Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp, g.; American EX.
press, 10; United States Express, 40: Mer.
chants Union, 23T; Chicago & Alton, Ia9;
DO preferred, $50. Market steady. Gold,
lS9HaliO4.
[By Cable.
LONDON, Oct. l-lI15 a. m.-Consols 81 ,:
Bonds, 49, Illinois, 954; Erie, 3IA.
FRANKFORT, 1l:l5 a. m.-Bonds, 76A.
LIVERPOOL, 11;l5 a. m.-Cotton buoyaut
sales $4,000 bales. Middling Uplands, lOE; Or
leans, 1Ok.
LONDON, 1:2O p. m.-Illinois, 90; other secu-
rifles unchanged.
FBANKFoRT, 30 p. m.-Bonds, 76K.
LIVERPOOL, 1:20 p. m-Cotton market buoy
ant; Middllng Uplands, afioat, 9%.
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FAEMINC LANDS IN NIEGINIA.-Our atten.
ton has of late been drawn 10 the great amount
Of real estate ia Virginia, and to The very low
prices at which It Is offered. Lands which,
before the war, would have brought al any
time from Sl5 10 $50 per acre in gold, can now
be bought for a much less sum in paper money,
and the war, by embarrassing farming opera
rIoDs 10 a great extent, gave rest to the farms,
and many of them are consequently to-day in a
richer condition than they have been for man
years With regard 10 the subIect ofthe invest.
ment Of capital in our Virginia farms too nuC
cannot be said. The wonder is that they are
not bought up al once at the astonishing low
prices at which they are offered. There are
none Of them but Will, under proper cultIva-
tIon, pay from fifteen 10 forty per cent, on the
investment. Men who have come here from
Northern States have invariably done well, and
We have Yet 20 meet with the man who has
come here and engaged ia farming who does
not express himself pleased with the climate
and sOIl-Atsr. Journal
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Baltimore Stock Market, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Oct. I.-Vrrginia 6's, old, in
scribed, 46 bid, i6k asked; do. 1oG6, - asked;
do. 1So7, Il asked; do. coupons old and new, u
asked. N. e. skies ex-interest 63H bid.
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VIRGINIA NEWS-

The eight Federal soldiers who had been con-
fined for week or more in Fauquier county
Jail on the charge OF mutiny, were sent, under
guard, last Thursday, to Richmond, where
they will be tried by court martial.
The police OF Portsmouth have q novel way
OF amusing themselves. Three of them ON
Thursday arrested and imprisoned about
twenty eight white boys, simply for the fun OF
soaring them
The subject Of the construction of a ship ca
vived.
Hon ]. M. Bolts has recently returned to his
home in Culpeper, much improved in health
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ACTION SALES OF DR8 GooDs.-Several
large auction sales of dry goods took place IN
New 1 OK on Tuesday All-wool, delAneS
colOrs, Old n nom - 10 31k cents do blacks,
~ 10 % cents; extra fne do, coiors, q to ;s5
cents; 3s-Ineh Psri- merno cloths, js 20 o.
centzs do. qnehiy, o. 70 % cents; q do., % 10
a. ard so on.
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SWhen the women in the Madrid cigar
factories recently mutinied they went in mob
10 the office Of one Of the directors, demanding
TO be heard He agreed to admit q COMMITTEES
oldest and ugliest Of the lot. The deputation
was never sent.
aEGeorge Topley, the pedestrian. who re.
Gently walked match ON the Rensselaer, Park
which he offers 10 walk Weston nifty miles. and
give him two miles the start. He also offers
10 walk four miles against any man running
six miles
~Corn In Texas is offered at ten cents a
bushel and yet inSs NO sale.
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New York Grain Market To-day.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Flour heavy and I0al5
cents lower. Wheat dull-with prices in ia
vor Of buyers. Corn dull, but without decided
change in prices
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ROMANTIC MARRIAGE-We understand that
couple are 10 be united IN marriage this even.
ing. in this city, who have never Vet seen each
other The bridegroom, who is q man Of talent
and considerable wealth. came from his hone,
hundreds of miles West OF the Mississippi
River. 20 mee' his betTothed for the first time
The bride Is Boston lady, possessed OF rare
accOmplis hments, and one greatly admired for
her disciplined mind and prepOssessing ap-
pearsuce. The engagement was brought about
IN manner PaTiAking somewhat of the ro.
mantle. The Bridegroom, " hlle III the army,
advertised in a Boston literary paper for
lady correspondent, stating 10 TO be his object
only TO enllyen the dull hours of camp life.
Among the many ans wers TO his request he
selected one from lady N Boston with whom
ne kept up lively correspondence, which
continued alter kis departure ior the West,
until il finally resulted in an engagement
Portraits were Interchanged probably, but il is
a fact IN our own knowledge, that the lad Y and
gentleman ad never seen each other till to-day
from what We know of the parties. are
inclined 20 believe that the marriage will be a
happy one--BeStcH TTdrelisT, Friday.
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~A Connecticut paper says several young
men have been in the habit Of taking tomatoes
from the garden of a gentleman in Mddletown,
who picked them and placed them in the sun
TO perfect. Not relishing the Joke, he put some
more in the same place, but impregnated them
thoroughly with croton oil. They were taken,
and the effect was unpleasant.
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DR. JOHNsToN's PATENT SMOOTHING

ls pronounced by all who have seen IL 10 be the
best article for domestic use invented new in
principle, and beautiful in design.
Ii will do the work Of four common irons with
one-third the fuel, Qufres holder never smuts
the cloths. and puts q finer polish on shirts than
and fuel in three months.
Any one dissatisfied may return them within
one month after purchase, and get their money
back.
For sale at the northeast corner OF Pa avenue
and 2d street, by JOHN LOCKE. sole agent for
Maryland, District of Columbis, and Alexsndris,
Va.
~Agents wanted. seatf
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED CINCIN.
NATlASS.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Jacob Finn, an old
citizen of this city, and for long time Judge of
its criminal court, and also Theodore Jones'
the artist, died yesterday.
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To BE ExKCUTED.-John Perkins, white, and
Ienjamln jefferson, colored, are to be hung at
Portsmouth, Va, tomorrow. 1t will be re.
membered that two or three months since these
fiendish men outraged the person of Miss
SsTah +. Ford, in Norfolk county For this
crime they are TO suffer death.
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~ A 'brave tar of Water street, NewYork,
thus delivered himself at a recent prayer meet.
ing In that locality:-"Fellow-c citizens: Give
me the Presbyterians for discipline, the Ban
fists for water, and the Methodists for fire. m
a Presbyterian when on duty, a Hard Shell
Bapust in hot weather, and a Methodist IN the
wiuterp'
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sSMica powder is recommended as \ filing
Tor FIRE proof safes. liI said - be : bad con-
Gue,or 0. heat