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1856 SEVENTH srkIIr' 1856
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our stock Of Oval Walnut and all Gilt Frsmes
ranging In size from 6xs to 10x2 inches al 20 Rus
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PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
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rom Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings.
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
All grades Paper Hanginss. embracing hne Em.
Droidered Gilt, Drawing koom Patterns; also, .
vaneo eseortment OF Medium and Low Priced Pc
Iers, BordsTs, &c. Windoy Shades Of difereut
Shades Of any required size made to order
PAINTINGS AND EN0RAvIN0s
A choice selection Of Paintings and Ensravtuss,
embracing, with others, the following gems The
kescue BY ColdeWe; Little Barefoot, By De Mou,
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ENGRAvINGsl
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THE COAL MINERS, WAR

flTTsBURG, PA, March 3l.-Further partic-
MARS OF the coal miners riot at Pine Run
above Mckeesport, have BET N received
lhe MIXERS employed by ONeii & Sons
struck fer higher wages, but Yesterday re-
turned 10 WORK, which so exasperated the
miners in the neighborhood that a collision en-
sued, and in the melee one man was killed and
five were wounded. Mr. ONeil was severely
wounded.
oeption Than they anticipated. soon dispersed
An armed posse Will be sent up to arrest the
rioters ~
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FORTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
TUESDAY, March 81.

SESATE.-The Chaplain prayed that in this
highest Council Of the nation justice TO all
should be done under God.
On motion of Mr.. Sherman n, the reading of the
Journal was dispensed with.
Mr.. Drake rose to present a memorial, when
Mr. Stewart made the point that il was not in
order.
The Chair said that under the order of the
Senate the Court Of Impeachment had ad-
lourned TO this time, aSd no legislative busi-
ness was now in order The chair would be
vacated for the Chief Justice of the United
States.
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EXECUTION TODAY.

loRK, PA, March 31.-The execution of
Donovan, for the murder of three members of
the SquIbbs family, took place at a quarter be-
lore II CLOCK to-day. He remained firm to
the last, and protested his innocence
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

LONDON, March 31-Forenoon-U. :. 520's
steady at II aa72; Fries, 4sa, Illinois Central
ssa Consols, 93ag3H for money and account
LIVERPOOL, March 3l-Forenoon.-Cotton
firm and quite active. Prices unchanged.
Sales OF the day 5000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet
and steady. Provisions dull.
SoUTNHMPToN, March 81 Noon.-The
steamer Hermann, from New York on the 18th
instant, has arrived.
BREsT, March 3l.-The steamer Pereire from
New York, has arrived.
LONDON. March 3l-Afternoon.-Illin
Central. soy; Fries, 4s4.
FRANKFORT, March 3I.-U. S. 5-20's, AZ
LIVERPOOL, March 3l-Cotton active: sales
OF tO.drY will be 2O,ONO bales.
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AHuEInE

BOSTON, MASS, March 3l.-The body of Mes
bit Lawrence, of the firm of Lawrence Wright
Company, has been found in the Charles
River, under Cambridge bridge. 1t is sup
posed that he committed suicide. He was the
son of Samuel Lawrence
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The COMING BASEBALL ToURNAMRNT.-It
is the intention Of the Canada base ball clubs to
be present al the tournament al Niagara Falls
in May. The entries will probably be numer.
Gus, and the tourney prolonged, perhaps, for
fortnight or three weeks. The Atlantics Mu.
tuals, Athletics and several other clubs are ex.
Pected 10 enter, including the Niagara and Cliff.
ton clubs. The grounds selected cover fifteen
Acres.
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A STRANGE TRAGEDY.-An extraordinary
tragedy has been enacted at Todmordon Eng
land. The Rev. Mr.. Plows, the incumbent of
the parish, Mrs. Plows and several of the SER
wants, were attacked, on the night of the I'd of
March, by a suitor of the maid servants who
mad been discharged on account of his visits
Armed with hatchet and a pistol, the man
made furious attack on Mr.. Plows and
frightfully mutilated him about the head He
next attacked the female servants. and house
maid was shot dead. The murderer then armed
himself with poker and proceeded to the bed
room in which Mrs. Plows was lying. and
where she had recently given birth to a child
shipping down the bed-clothes he fired AZ
MIS-. Plows, but the ball did not take effect
He next attacked her savagely with the poker
lnhlctlng severe scalp wounds. breaking her
nose and otherwise in juring her. While in the
act OF sulcklng another blow at her, his arm
was arrested by a neighbor Mr. and Mrs
Flows remain in precarious STATE
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1The religious press in Chicago are again
agitating the question Of street cars on Sunday.
and violently oppose their running 1.-The Sc.
cnlar press are equally emphatic ON the other
side
- ~Building Associations have been orpnr.
lied in Lynchburg, Staunton, Winchester. Ter.
ingtOn, and other places in Virginia, and are
producing the most gratifying results.
- Mr.. +. ]. Mcclure, Of Anderson. s. n
committed suicide few daye ago nv drovn;n ~ ~, ~
himself In Seneca River. C1use-insanitv.
~ Nath aniel F. johnson, of South Deert,a,d
had his pocket picked Of S4,iOO, In the denot a,
Springfield. Mass, on he25th. = ~'Ro' -
Ine celebrated Chicago Ticknor divorce
case has been settled. They are sena rs,aS ~,
law. 6ne takes the personal property, the chill,
dren, and $4,000 in lieu Of dover.
The boiler Of kitchen range. I'm \ privasa
nouse IN cincinnati, exploded the other dav.
oaoWine down the side Of the house and depos.
,tinS 1e breakfast aud most Of the dishes IA .
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INCENDIARISM-

BUFFALO, March 3l.-Nicholas Smith who
was arrested here few days ago, confesses to
having set fire 10 eighteen different BUILDINGS
IN this city within the last two months
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~Twenty thousand Norwegians, Danes
and Swedes are to arrive here this sprlnR.
whose destination will be chiefly TO the West.
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~ committee of the Massachusetts ieeis
iature has reported bill which provides that
in the city OF Boston from the first day of July
1e6s, no vault, cellar or underground room
shall be occupied as place of lodging or sleep.
ing. nnless the same shall be approved in writ.
ing, ana permit given therefor by the Board
OF Health or Superintendent.
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CANARY BIRDS CANARY BIRDS y
~ CANARY BIRDS,i H>
large importation OF Canary Birds justG
received at CHR. RUPPERT'S, No. 522 9TH >0-
street. They are the finest singers ever offered in
this market. NH l5-Im
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, STARVATION oE THE ENGLISH PooR.-On
ine 3th OF his month, an inquest was held in
me holloway road, on the bodies of two boys,
of five and seven years of age both of whom
had oled OF starvation. The parents of these
children We're quite respectable mechanics
htcut year ago the fathers h. alth failed
nm, ana ne lost his work whItesmith
winch had brought him i'm comfortable wages
Bnt the elder children earned enough to pay
the rent and leave about three shillings a week
over. They had been long living at a starving
rate. But the whole house was kept bv the
mother in such good order that the parish
surgeon said, "fou might have eaten your
1000 from the boards; everything was beauti-
fully clean" The two boys were seized with
eonv ulslons, one after another, and after their
death the surgeon made an examination of
thelr bodies, and found that their intestines
convulsions. the effect of starvation The moor
laws DO not keep the poor from Starving
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THE MCARDIE CAsE.-It had bs.n d.,.r
mined by the Supreme Court to hear argu-
ments tomorrow on the motion Of Judpe
Black 10 proceed with consideration OF the Nc
Ardle case. The subject came up in the Court
again this morning, when Mr.. Carpenter said
lie could not be prepared so soon TO argue tn.
case on behalf of the government. Judge Mel
son therefore announced that the case would
De postponed until the first day of mex, term.
Judge Black was not in Court this morning.
This action of the Court postpones the case un-
nil December next, when the new term of the
Court commences
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LORD STANLEY AND Mr.. SKwARp.-The
London Examiner, in concluding an article on
the Alabama claims, say: 1--WE trust that the
good sense Of the noble Lord (Stanley) will
prompt him to accept the terms of reference as
proposed by Mr.. Seward, and thus get rid Of
an irritation which may, under certain contln.
gencies be easily infiamed in hostilities, which
II commenced, both nations would have lasting
reasons to deplore."
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In RE SALE OF CATHERINE KUHN, Guar
Il disn.-The sale having been submitted, and the
same having been examined and duly considered,
II is now by the orphans Court OF the District Of
March, A. d: lo6s, that the said sale oe ratified
and confirmed on the 4th day of April next pro-
three weeks in the Erening Stor and Ecening Er.
press, and unless objection be made on or before
said 9Th day Of April next ensuing 20 Il ratifca
ton. VIM r. PURCELL
Judge of the Orphans Court
true COPY. Test: JAS. X. O'BEIRNE,
NH IL WSW Recister of WiIis
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TAX ON PETEOLEUH-ln the House to-day.
Mr.. ISpaldIng introduced a Joint resolution
(which was referred 10 the Committee Of WAYS
and Means,) imposing a duty of two dollars
Per barrel On native petroleum intended for
tNportatlon.
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The WHITE HoUsE-The regular meeting of
the Cabinet to-day with all the members pres
ent. General Hancock had an interview with
the President this morning
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DIsCHARGED.-Upon his own request, Chas.
Shaml angh has been discharged the service As
: Superintendent Of the National Cemetery at
Philadelphia Pa, to take effect from and after
AprIl -.
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Hon. THADDEUs STEVENS has written a
'etter TO one of his personal friends in Lancas-
ter, Pennsylvania, taking strong grounds in
favor of the nominations of General Grant
and Benjamin F. Wade for President and Vice
President
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CARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,

The subscriber calls the attention OF market
gardeners and others in want of fresh, pure, aud
reliable seeds to the extensive stock which be has
noY in store: His long practical experience rs
grower, enables him {. make the most judicious
selections, all of which are warranted. Viz Large
Early York, OK Heart, and Premium Flat Dutch
Cabbages. &c Tilden and Key Early Tomatoes,
Extra Early Peas, Beets, Radishes, with general
assortment Of Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds, embracing everything new and
rare from England and the Continent, with many
articles saved from his rich collection Of florist
flowers.
Bouquets, Wreaths, Garlands, &c, of beautiful
flowers. JOHN SAUL,
No. 446 7th street, opposite
NH 9-eolOt o. q. Patent Once
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DEIACHkD--COmmander p G. Johns son and
ch'ei thgineer Vim. Il. Brooks, who for some
nne past nave been attending to the wreck of
the steamer Sacramento, in The Rav n, Ran1aI
have been detached and placed on WAITING
orders. oi' waning
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General MoreAtnd on the stand.

General Thomas Dida't Want any On
piesSa nIness with Secretary stanton.
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LEYEE OF THE PRTsIDENT.-The President
gave his final reception of the season last even
ing. There was large crowd in attendance to
ay their respects TO the Chief Magistrate. The
Cabinet was fully represented. with the excep-
ton of Secretary Stanton of the Diplomatic
Corps, there was large attendance, and the
number OF army and navy officers was very
great There was the usual assembling of Sen
&toTs, Representatives, Judges of Courts. sci
'niIfic gentlemen and civilians of eminence,
and fair proportion of ladies.
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JOHN q. SAKE. the poet, has been mentioned
as possible candidate for the vacant mission
TO ST. Petersburg
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INTERNAL REvESuE.-The reeeipts from This
source to-day were sios -sO2is
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Testimony of Hon. Burt Van Horn.

The interview between Secretary stanton
and General Thomas.
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l. P. sCOTT's
H. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
JAMAICA GINGER.
Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best in use.
IL IL an excellent
TONIC, ANTI DYsPEPTIC and INvIGORArOR
And is also used for Flsvoring purposes.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYS
A Certificate of Analysis from the leading Ana
lyticsl Chemist Of Baltimore, accompanies each
PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
Manufactured by
y. p. SCOTT. Chemist,
BALTIMORE
kold by the following named Chemists in Wash.
lALyERT FORD, 2so Pa av. Washington.
WM. 3; THOMPSON, corner 18th St and n Y.
avenue, Washington.
d. B, CLARKE 4 CO., corner Pa. ave. sud az
WM WM II: sE6%iaN. corner Pa. .v. and ,o.h q,
JOHN .. BAT Is, corner y and 18th sts., and I'm
and l., Nayy Yard, Washington.
MCPHERSON 4 FURGUsON, Capitol Hin
Messrs. RIrCAIE 4 CAUsTlN, Forrest Hall
SE6RGEw W. CRoPLEY. Brids. st. NH n I'm.
DkOR. KRIS DANCING ACApRnY, Psana.
y ave-, opposite 9etre politan Hotel: kedise,
Misses and Mastsrs, Tueeday and Saturday ahee-
noon from to s'clsck. oentlemen, IueedaI
and Friday eveninCl, hoo oloo o'oaook. IL ~
an Be- rsntsd for Balis. eoirsss. Ae. NJ m-h
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THE EVENING STAR

The Tenure II Office Act in the Treasury
department..
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CHnDRENs CARRIAGES
CHILDRENS CARRIAGEei
CH1LDRENB CARRIAGEsf \

Avery large assortment Of Chfldreu,s Csrria~s.
she latest sS e and nest finish just reosivsd st
At prtses lower than they can be obtained alec.
where. mr. n, n.
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DOMESTIC n1ARErTs.

y a.. .=.- < d q So 3 4
'EEw Yoax. Jure 27-Noon. .Mo.ey AMI ssesl:ag
unchanged God 14o14. Floor eToep.ns Taea:
nominnny lower, Corh 1c. loves: Mess posk d.!
at s2s 10: LnidS dSeayy: co,.on very Arm at 'si.ic
Freights quiet. 1urpentme stca1y. Rosin irregu'
lar; straiEe3common 50 soa2 s5.eA -. t''i
-Ereniug.-Cotton less acave:nnd unchanged; sales
sl.oo ba,es ats lc Flour, fav,rs buyess; supe-Are
state Sc s5a7 80. Wheat 2a3c. !oseca corn daE; Il
%. lower. whiskey nominal Mess isteadya At s2Sa
% rs. Lard hoavy-steamcr Is s;sal62lc-. Groceries
steady Fteights frm-flr busi1e;s.
BA1r1MosE, June 27.-,Prodace aud provision
markets chow no marked changes. North cl.oiaa
sixes, 76rT.
:Wr1mNaroN, June 27.-srirts tu-pens.na nou-
nal at 40 Rosins shade lower; stroia'd 81 c5; no
81 10; extra No I, 81. Tar Ann at q Is.
AUGUSTA, June 27-Co.ton-The de1anrd some
what scnYe to-day sales 9s7 bales on basis Of &C.
fer middlngs; recdpts 20 ba,es.
SAVANNAH Jure 27.--Cottoa fin; no sa'es; he'd
at worry rrcgula- figures; mi idiaS 31rsic Accoua'a
from trops ara vc-y fasorab.e, oHins to the Late
rsils.
MonrLE, Jane 27.--o:toa-s.iss eoJ ta:es The
market closed quiet; middIng 23>; receipts bales;
exports 1856.
NEW ORLEANS, June 27--cot.on quiet ald q; m;
m;ddlin,s 29c; safes 13O ha es; 'essi ts so bales:
expor:s $50 ha!e, Ste Ing l53a155. New York sight
premium. Gold 1ssza!soAs. 49,
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Flour unseSscd:saperdns,
81 25a7 80. corn, s0as2. Mess pork, s2s. Sh'u.-
.ders, lS%; clear aides. u. Lard, 17ii:. Whskey
nominal. a.-- - ...
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Boston Market.

BOSTON. Janc M-CcFFEE-Tto movements in
coffee have been quite uo:nportant and price, re-
1900 poke Java at Nc gold. Id 800 b,gs St Do
ningo for export at anout97tr per 10 gold IL ooad.
In Rio nothing has been doCe except in retail lots
CorroY-The market aft the close CT oar last re-
ror. under The Influence CT favorable advce3 rom
abroad advanced full DC per ID, but suos qusnt ID
vicee hays been ess favorable aad p1r:tou OF the
advance has beeu h:ss. spinnnrs con1nuo 10 pl--
chnsa in gma!l ioR AMI a3 the large MI II have p.
ply for the present. tho demand Tor con5umPs on has
been Iin,iId, and with goods ruling OF ow 1gures
manufacturers move caEhu1 sly. We quote 0rd nary
at 27a28. good ordinary 28a2ec, low middliog 29t
SOC arl midi NJ at 3qa31r per -, incudiog upland
Gulf.
Worcestershire demand tor cottnn goods has
boen moderate du ring the week. and the trade again
move cautiously Frices a.e low and holders are
not urgiug sales as q general improvement Is soon
looked r, and jobters are more disposed to pur-
chaao OF the rlose Wooiicns move of q owly, tbe
clothiers pnrchnsng moderately OF ncavy Soods ior
fall sale. Prices remain without tmprovemt, and the
business is sl quite unsa tstacfory. All parties are
now looking forwJrd tn the fall tado TO b:ag about
q favorable change but the excitement OF the Pres
dental election mly Interfere materially with husi
ness. - r..l..-...,
pric arc n ;minnl!y lTtlti9c for heavy bags-
: GUNNY CLoru-Tbe demand for gunny Goth has
b IN oute active th,s week and prices have ailvanc
ed Tho sIles have necn 1000 bales ut 22c tor i'm e-
dis.c daliuey. and at for august and sep
temDcE ueuVcr7, cNpCu5Sb ihtcAoee sNe
a.kee closes drm and purchases 10 any extent
cou'd not be rade ex,ept ut higher prices.
EAY-Tte silcs have been ut S17n24 per ton fr
Eastern and Northern, os to quality.
MoLAssvs-Thc market for this article has seldom
Eean g, dull, aud no sllcs Of any Importance have
been made for ,o,pe weeks rast q .bs c!ayed Is
nomlnaIly Acc pr guilon; anI snau LOIS or barDa-
doss have teen tiken &C G0c per gallon
NAVAL SToaTE-Thete hove been sales OF 1O0 obs
sp:ri's tu-rentino at a7Ha4ec per gallon, and no"
held at 49e lcr is very 1rrn, and prices have tur
thor advanced. smsl gales have been made a. S. 50
40 pcr bOl losn has been better demand; e. On. 1St
bh'e ,ommon strai,led at 50 rs; 100 'bbs No at
50 273aaa a2N 800 bols No at 50 ao 1O2 6ola good
No at s5 ST.. ana 1S0 bbs pale at s6lo 50 per so.
P. .tch l. duicr, and sales confined to small lot-.
+ AUaAa-Ths market for sugar has been vc y dull
rhr ,ughout the wook the trade purchasing only In
small iots and prices are sEude ensic., although
the bulk Of the s.ach IS be arT ard is nc. oheIed
eoles have been 70 Hhds gcoi grocery st i2iI2hc;
500 hhds fsir 10 prime ref;ing at 1l1:al1Ac; and
700 boxes No IL t,l9. at 10 per pound Be-
fired sugur has Ecen selling at 161Su;Gc rcr ii .cr
powdered and grauGihted.
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= -. H.
HonnIaLE GorBLs MURDEH BY a NEoac.-A
dreadful tragedy occurred last week id Irwin
County, Ga, about ave miles from Bowen's
Station, by Which g family lost two sons by the
numerous hsnd of q negro iTEe. names OF the
young meawtre William and Daniel Luke, sors
oy,Mr. james Luke. Tie name Of the mur-
'dsrer is JcehIa ~ Williaus. .Gs 4 =
{ The dreadful deet; was not discovered until
Sunday morning, when the bodies OF the two
young men Isrc 10, nd lying in front OF the
house in which Williams lived. One: :ots them
had been shdtinvthas breast. and there vas a;
holo right through his bod. the other had the
entire pack pnft OF his -headS blown.oa. Near
them lay large dog. also dead. Ise sight
Was . hosI ,ble and. sicksn;pg ope. W inter
rogstmgi tho nbarocs It Was ascertai Jed TINT
Wiilinms had stated to some; Of then, that. s.fe
had shot these yonrg men, assigning 10 reason
Whatever fur the deed. He.had the neigh.
borhcod before the discovery etsthe murder,
-ano could not be found, s!thcuSh search vas
made diligently in every dnect!on. Why he
killed the nienSis not KNOWN Williams was .
negro CT very bad character sEoE come tune
past tleoredarions have been committed upon
the phnta lions in the vicinity, and suspicion
pointed towards Williams as the guilty party.
81 is surnif Sod ID It these young n1cnswent TO
his house 10 look for stoiea soodss thnhs the
dog attacked them and Was shot; mat Williams
then shot and killed them These are mere
gurmises. but, as no reason en- be given for
the .munleroas deoas they arer probably cor-
rect. The murdered; persons were TounS men.
OF from eighteen TO twenty years OF age. They
were Sons of varr respectable planter, and
their nauton murder has created grsat; sorrow
and ipdiSnntioa ia the community. Tho ci6-
1eus there have offered two hundred dollars
reward for tae e;apprshen OF Williams, the
murlerer, andEai Eope that lie may speedily
be caught and punished to1 his9c:1ae. 3 @ Sa
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Pnsaenycrs.

Por steamship Manhattan. for New York-aIiss
Northrop, Miss N T Griffith. .,iss NJ Lemon. hiss
Ii Parnial e, Miss $ 81 chcock Miss L ID Easter.
brook, Miss Gradd, Il Ingra am, Jr, nnI lady.
Mrs Ei;son I;ox and dau fItcr Mis' Michel, Mi5a y
stevens, Miss NJ T Caren, Mrs Terry and Two chill
mis-, Miss Norris Miss King, Mis- " west,
Master charles West Mss . Hnnckcl Miss T Il
HanckSl, W Il Wagner. Banckol A McGowan
Levitt, Mrs sherman, Blake, Mira Buns and
child Mrs Noan, t Campbell and lad.. D Ml.
nor, j Pitcher, E L "e..s, bliss Mary oDoanell,
VI GrIffen, C Sp ,lmun. Mis- Label / Harden, MISS
Jackson, A no Gr.ves. Diana Spencer. E Bu,ke, W
Grattsn " Yanwick, Miss Wells. Miss II scha.
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