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yyS5HINE S sg u fTTELnnAS' Commissioner
WALTER ROCHE

= cation Of the Commissioner OF the Central PafE
Of The cy Of New " Yors rssse % laying OUT puS
ls place between t6e Nintn sye9ne l4e boulevard aud
We the undersis nei Commissioners OF Estimate ana
notice 10 tho owner or owners. occupant or cccupsnu
OF all houses and lots and Improved or gnimnroyed
l@% We a aa s S ss sSd
ngs In any Of the lands affected thereby and Whs
s R S S 0EpGsd e Ysi 70 az f oso
our Chairman, OF the ONCE OF the Commits toners Y
before ne h day o. 6co e f'i e Ssy t G on
satd Commissioners. W u rear parties so oJeotng With
october, 1870 and for that purpose viii be in attend
ance e our said Office each Of said ten days at
e. That the abstract Of the said estimate and asses.
estimates, and other documents whch were used by u
IN making our report have been deposited in the oi
York there to remain until the seventeenth day OF 90
s. That the limits embraced by the assessment aforo
SAID are as 9lows TO wti Al those certain lots piece
the following hounds or limits that is 20 say ees,a
ming ~ the point OF iniersec on Of the centre line q
running thence easter aloug the centre line OF Fty
ninth street TO the ccnfe line of Eighth avenue then
centre line OF Sew seventh street. thence westerly
n9nE a. en,re ns q stree! 70
ery line sid OF the Bouc, ard thence outhoTy and
hst street thence case along the csntrc Inc Of sew
entynrs street TO the cenre line OF Tenth avenue and
10 he point or ace Of sesnnns ana ieA'n ''onu'
=. That our report herein viii be presented to tho
term thereof be held before the Honorable George
CIV afa T cy " es ns YORK cSSr. me aHs
Gay OF october 1870 at the opening OF the Court on thai
as counsel can be heard there m motion wui BE- mai,
th9, The ED S. reP O Oe co1a,%c loo
$HH +ES 4 ,3I SAtEat&ESsr Commissioner.
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$%iSt ESp { f Eq a%stS, Commissioners

SUPREMECOunT;, Either =. 9. Brown AGAINST
- Gatharinc 7. smith, Rachel West, Emily witgeN
s,ein, Adelaide f.. Dlpolse; I'aac Duposc. wlbicy
West W ans n NAL JSmn y; McSt; btage' khhvoe9
hnale West. John McGraft. Jane ELungc. Sarah Etun
ger and Libbo Ettinger;
In pursuance OF a Jud sment OF foreclosure and sale
mad" ana enter In the on lei action l. Jamos
Coleman. the referee named IN said Judgment, viii
sell, at puzzle auction, tnrough Roberts & Mcclure
nucuoneers. NJ the Meichanis' Exch ,nge balesropn
No. Ill Broadway in the city Of New YorN. the 2h
day OF OCTOBER 1870 at IL O'Clock Don, ala that certain
lot of ground and premises formerly known as No ~
tarnne street now ~ ~ and 1iS Carmine street, ~
mate lying and being In the Ninth formerly the Righu
Carnne street (as wldtned) sOutheTy nv ground now
orlate OF d. jose Brown elsery by lot number II
ne hnndici and thirty cighO now or ate the proper.
~ OF Charles S'oudiigcr, westerly BY lot humber
ery OF William BushioTth. which said lot Of ground IL
e5feet front ana :ear amt 90 feet deep, and map
the estate OF Aaion Burr made BY Charles Loss CITY
surveyor on the nrst day Of May, In the year 1873
distinguished by the number one hundred and thirty
seven (8O, being the the greater part OF ths
same premises whic1 John Carksl West and wife, b.
A d. 1870, recorded Ia the ONCE OF Register 10 and oi
the city and county Of Nv York In Lber iS OF Conver
ances, page 2j5, granted and conveyed unto George
kcuer 10 fee, and the same premises whcn 81
date on the 18th day OF April 1916 recorded Ia the ONCE
Of the Register IN and for the city and county of Nes
YORK IN lOer ~ OF Conyc Ances, page 81 granted and
conveyed unto Elizabeth West
Dated New Nork. oct. ., $50
JAMES II COLEMAN, Referee.
FoorE MckooS sroDDARp. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the appl
- cation OF tue Department Of Public Parks for aud
n behalf u the Mayor. Aldermen. aud commonsJ o.
the city Of New hJEy gSiriIvs e ~ opening Of
From Fitiy street TO the Boulevard,
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lns!rutilon.

MIRA. A. FAyARGER respectfully announces
vi his return TO New folk. whore he Will give
course OF his French Rcadings tavoTAby received IN
raris and m London For particulars address Sir. PA.
NAHGEl. : East gth II.
I IEKtHS ConscrvNtory Of Music. 81 Bicccker
L. ST. instruction in piano. singing violin, compost.
ton, &c,
CD Sn-WEITING book 'epins. ALGEBRA
% .-ssb'' arithmetic. flgltsh hrLichcs, treACh,
Latin, q each. painU's Cole 8! BoStry.
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,,, Counsel TO the Corporation.
SUPREME COuRT, -Ihe rngmT Manu- ,c.uF:

w,,, mg CYmEany; rIsa,in against Eiza Dematn and
liz pursuance 9fa inigmrnt OF force osure and sails
made aLd entered ~ The aOpyc.entied action Jane,
ic through Ropcis& MctG huctoSesfis at The En
York on sa e I'm da p 5 IN ne S Of N.
noon, all that CERTAIN piece or parcel OF lani viii
%cS %Sd Of te city OF Sew ors .sa ga. q
New York aud undci and descrbed as follows. 20
Of One, Hundred aud sixteenth dis street distant
inches from the Ihwcsteriy corner OF said ono
Hundred and sixteenth street and Third go ave
Third senue' rarity through tae cSStrs or : ,pmiy
s err sVs h na Inc o The sc Sews
one Hundred and siktgeath and one Hun ired aud
c the sad Soc ss sH"S sns ncS u
feet smehesl go southery parallel with The rhrl ave-
lnehesl TO the noIthery line Of said one Hundred
linz Of one Hundred aad 1ee III l s9fce s sixteen c
and eighth inches 90 feet inches) to the point or
q SsHs 'sPf S'SpH Ss.
to Edward Weiss, by Deed dated May 20, 1862.
JAMES II. COLEMAN. Referee
Marsh q WALLIS. Plaintif's Attorneys.
y sn@ coH@ Of p AZ.
tn against the New York Duane Company, deeniat;
i me se "a ogR ae OF OF a r.. sy &
100 and also N pursuance OF another JUDGMENT IN III,
August, 100, l. James H. Coleman ,he Referee N i.la
aay Of S sap2 Public anG2n e %
salesIoom, No. ~ Broadway In the city Of New forh,
premises described in SAID jadamcat ordST-taat o
say Two certain guano islands IN the Caribbean .eA
guar the wharyos, house,, hotel buildings, mach 4etI,
boats ss9ements ana s1i AL s
reyerslon and ieytrslons remainder ana ren'ie".ss
tate right, title, interest property possession clsIaj
and demand wna!.0eveI As Wei Ia lsw a. 10 si
parcel hereof with the appmtenanocs.
JAMES ii. COLEMAN Referee
HAwKISs& CoTHRES, PlAlnlins Alorp''
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DAILY. tFor nscken.sck onl, tFor PicrmOn, only
NEW SHORT ROUTE 10 ST. LOUIS,

Two TIE SEA SHORE DIRECT.-Sag HlrDor,
Il East ilampton.BIlige Hampton.Quognc. Westllmp.
ton, per Long sand Ia lr9ad from James slip ana 3ih
st. ferries, A. NJ. and $3.50 4. -.
ASA. NJ. Groenport, Sag llarbor. and ca Shore.
70 4. NJ. North Port. Huntington. and way stations
Pm Hempstead and way stations.
$50 7. Nj" Grccnport, Sag llarbor, and the Hamp
$50, North Port EIp. stopping at principal stations
$50 T. III. North Port. huntington. Hampstead, and
all way stations.
G.3l 4. ~, North Isp. and way stations.
All trains connect with branches to Hampstead, Glen
Cove, Locust Valley, korth Port sc &c.
Excursion tickets, good for three days, to all points
on the road, SIS.
I OW FARE for Albany ana Troy from p,t ~.
IJtpting ~ daily, SATURDAYS Nc'ptNl, at l.. ~
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BUSINESS Gbantts


A BARGAIN, 81 5O.-A beautifully located bpsi.
n ness avenue lot 25xl0O, in township OF Jamaica,
u. L., 10 exchange for tools, farm lmpement, hard'
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ADIES-wort furnished NJ home to pay fot nrst
Class sewing machines bv instaucnts instruction
lee. New York Machine Sttcn Co.. ~ Blcecket ~.
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OPERATORS for ycs's on Mueclcr g. wilson's
~ machine; u 80 huttonhole makcrs; go and 81!
per week 10 sntah'e hands. Apply at rs West l1,h
IT., between ith and Sh avs
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I AIDES taught thoroughly all sewing machines
WORK given; spl udid Wheeler & Wi'son Cabinet,
~ tlain SO new Empire, singer. Howe, WILCOX x
Hlbbs SC, TO rent AMI sci monthly payment. store
East nrcalwsy ltdc. who rcnt.or buy taught nee.
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cheap which induces shopkeepers to raise their
price accordingly" The American mission Is
also unpr,cedentedly expensive: and in China
such is the difficulty OF obtaining any thlng nt 10
eat. that soverelgns are expended where shillings
were few years ago.
The New York papers report In full the open
inc proceedings of the trial of Daniel Mcfarland
for killing Albert d. Richardson in the Tribune
office. under circumstances with which the pub
lie are familiar. Mr. Mcfarland, OH leaving pris-
on, entered street car accompanied by an OIL
Ger, nobody recognizing him. On arriving at the
court.roop he was admitted by side door 10 the
great disgust of his fellow-citizens who were
waiting to catch glimpse OF him outside. lie
occupics place beside his counsel. lie looks
male and slicht~ cmaciated; was neatly dressed
IN black, his face smoothly shaved and his
general demanor cool and collected. Soon
after the arrival CT the prisoner he was
,oned by his little son Percy. They kissed
each other and entered into conversation.
Mcfarland then addressed others freely.
He said he was prepared to meetthe verdict wla'-
ever it was but he was confident 1t would DC Ia
yorable He was in much better health than
when coufned four months ago. Among the
celebrities in court were Mayor Hall, Henry
Berrh and Court Joanncs. Richardson's brother
was also present, rs we'll as Mr.. Sage, Mrs. Rich
ardson's father. The counsel for the prosecution
includes District Attorney Garvin, Noah Davis
and Mr. Fellows. The prisoner is defended oy
John Graham, Charles s. Spencer and F. 7. Geery'
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TIE DAILY NEWS, by man, one year 50; Blk
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NOTICES OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found
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Address RIoRDAN. DAWSON & CO.,
No. 14e East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
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Commodore HIaury and Foreign hmm l.
grafton.

we print to-day letter received by VIM.
NJ. Lawton, ESQ.,, the president Of the South
Carolina Institute, from Commodore NJ. F.
Maury. In this letter, Commodore Maury
sums up, with characteristic lucidity, both
the advantages to the South of foreign i'm
migration, and the reasons why it is imprac-
tcable for the South to obtain any large
number Of immigrants without energetic
concert Of action. The point made by Com
modore Maury in relation to direct trade, will
be forcibly felt in connection with the inter-
ests OF Charleston, and none can doubt that,
before we can obtain the immigration so
earnestly desired, we must disabuse the
mind Of the foreigner Of his prejudices
against the South, besides assuring him that
he will have here, far greater advantages,
and far better opportunities OF advance
ment, than can be found in North or West
The convention which meets in Charleston
in May will, we are sure, discuss the whole
matter, and it is suggested that the propr-
ETY. be considered OF taking steps to secure
concert OF action, among the Southern States
east OF the Mississippi, upon the subject Of
! immigration. Each State can work vigor-
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Universal Amnesty.

Our Washington correspondent writes that
some leading Radical Congressman are urg-
ing President Grant not to recommend Tue
passage OF resolution OF universal amnesty
for offences committed during the war. The
carpet-bag members are vehement i'll their
opposition to amnesty, and declare that the
time has not come for general removal OF
political disabilities. This last was to oe
expected; but President Grant can see Tor
himself that the masses of the people call
for universal amnest,' aid pardon, us the
crown of the work of reconstruction. This
seems to be the temper in the North. And
in the South universal amnesty would go
far to procure for the present administration
the respect, if not the affection, OF the people
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The iEtna Fire Engine Company.

The statement in THE News OF Wednes-
day that cat meeting OF the Etna Fire En-
s.gine Company, held on Monday, it was re-
s.solved that this company would join in
s.the (annuaD parade in the usual manner, y
was made upon what appeared to us to be
unouestionable authority. That statement,
moreover, agrees in substance with the ofti-
cial record OF the proceedings of the meet
ing referred to fer there is not in Charles
ton, we presume, any white man so wild as
to suppose that the Etna Fire Company
would parade unless majority of the white
volunteer companies did the same.
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Rcuoulls.

WI J. TRIM BEGS RESPECTFULLY
W. 20 inform the ladies' and pnlIlic Of
Charleston that hc has removed to No. 2+3 King
street, opposite the Waverly House. where he Is
prepared to offer the largest anu best stock Of
Window Shades at all prices, French, English aal
American Paper Iinngings anil Decorations. aud
Reps, Terrics, Satin Delalnes. Al-wool ana Union
DaIrasks. Furniture ami Linen Coverings. Swiss
ar:i Nottingham Curtains. Corniccs, Centres,
Loops. Window Hollands, OIL Cloths and Table
Covers. Mattresses, in Hair, Wool. Cotton aud
Moss, Also Pew Cushions. ut No. 2i3 King street,
in the Bend. Country orders promptly Attended
ro mch21
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ously for itself; but the whole South work
ing together can incur expenses and under
take responsibilities which would be far too
heavy for any single State.
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IN THIS STATE.
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Oils.
DIR RATS "ASTRAL" OIL

D RATS ASTRAL" OIL
Unlike many ether Illuminating Oils, Is per
fectly pure and free from oil authorizations OF
mixtures Of any kind. 1t emits no offensive
Smell while burning gives soft aEa brilliant
light and can be used with the same assurance
Of safety as gas. Chemists pronounce 1t tle
best and safest Illuminating Oil ever offered TO
the public; and Insurance Companies endorse and
urge upon consumers the use OF the astral, oli
In preference 10 any other. tits now burned by
thousands OF families, and in no instance mas
any accident occurred from its use: lamp filled
with it, il upset and broken, VIII not explode 10
prevent adultcration, the "Astral' OIL IS packed
only in. the Guaranty Patent Cans, OF gaAon
and gallons each, and each can Is sealed IN
manner that cannot be couutcrieifed. Every
package with uncut seal we warrant. re sure
and get none brt the genuine article, Pratps "As
trai" Oh, for sale by dealers everywhere, anu al
wholesale and retail by the proprletors
OIL. HOUSE OF CHARLES rRATT,
No. lC8 Fulton street. New York,
Postoflce llDX No. 3Dod.
Send for circulars, with testimonials and price
lists. Enclose stamps fol ny OF the "Astra!
Light"
For sale by GOODRICH, mINEMAN ( CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Charleston, 5. q. deci5
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

uNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
n COPARTNERSHIP to date from the 1st in
slant, under the firm name OF SCHAClifE u
TOUrEY, as Auction and Commission Merchants,
at Nos. 81 and % Veudue Range and WIN settie
the affairs OF the late firm or RlECkE
SCuaCHTE. EDWARD F. SCHACHTE.
JOHN NJ. T0UHEY.
Charleston April 5, 1870. apr64
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:tEINGS DEPAR L I II Z n 7
OF TIE
SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. c., April ., 1870.

Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards re-
celveh daily ut the Onlcr of the Company, No. l9
Broad street, from 0 q. NJ. to- P. NJ. All Depos-
Its made previous 10 21st instant will bear inter-
est lat the rate of six per cent. per annuml as
though made on 1st instant Thcinterest Is conl-
puted quarterly on all sums OF five dollars and
upwards, and is passed to credit on account
bearing Interest from date OF credit.
BY resolution OF the Board, these deposits are
Special Trust, and investments are made accord
ingly.
DIRECTORS.
GEO. S. CAMERON. C. G. MENMINGER.
WIN. C. BEE, HOS. j. KERR.
4. S. JOHNSTON. J. ID. AIKEN.
ROBERT MURE. JOHN CAMPSEN.
W. b. WILLIAMS. a. p. CALDWELL.
+. II. FROST. J. T. WELsMAN.
j. Z. ADGER. Il. O'NElLL
HENRY GOURDIN. III GREGG.
GEORGE J.. BUST JAS. N. .SHACkELFOtD.
GEO. S. CAMERON, President.
TIIOS. II. WARlNG, Cashier.
apr2 0
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Doarnlmg.

pOARD! BOA ARD!-PERNIANENT,
~ transient anil DAY B0AEDEHS can be
pleasantly accommodated ut the corner Of Vent
worth and ficbe streets. aprl l2F
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I'D RENT, THE GROCERY STORE AT
/ the southeast corner OF Doughty and Lucas
streets. Apply at No. % Middle street.
mch9o turIK
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ITO RENT, TWO ROOMS AND HITCH
Il EN-, No. II Doughty street. Apply on the
premises APPS
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LOST.-LOST, ON THE
y morning OF Monday, the 4ih instant, eitier
on the way to King from America streets, In King
street or some Of the dry goods stores, pair OF
Ladies' Gold Spectaces, octagon shape glasses,
suitlng the age OF about sixty years. They were
in case much worn. from which they may nave
become disengagcd II dropped In the street: A
suitable reward will be given for recovery OF the
same on application at No. 81 America street,
above Hampstead MALL apro
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Go Rent.

HOUSEs, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
IA &C., now vacant, can readily he rented by
ad gertisiEg them In this column. The rate Is 25
cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, II
maid IN advance.
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ITO RENT. A FINE DWELLING, No. l21
i CHAPEL STREET. Apply at 40. Liberty
street. apr2 81
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TuE CELEBRATED THOROUGHBRED
Stallion ..JONCE HOOPER" will stand ,llls
season In Spring street, near King.
Terms-S25 the season and 81 to the groom,
payable In advance.
For pedigree and any other particulars, apply
at No. II Yanderb0rst Wharf jan3l mHf
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sTATBMKNT.

OFFICERS.
VIII. PEcKHAM. President.
WIN. T. HOOKER, vice-Presidsn.
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
"A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper Bros, ex-
Mayor New York.
John ]. Crane, President Bank Republic. =
VIM. N. vermiye, Banker, (vermiye & Coz
Chas. C. Redwood Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George opydyke, ex-Mayor New York.
MInot C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rgney, Firm Thomas Rigney i Co.
Benz. B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Constable il co.
Richard II. Bovine, Wetmore 6 Bovine, Lawyers.
f. " Haughwout Firm E. V. Haughwout 4 co.
Vim. Wilkens, Firm Of Wllkens CO.
Julius II. Pratt Merchant.
VIM. W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
william Allen, Merchant.
Geo. ". Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra N. T.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire Insnr-
ance Company.
John c. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckham, cornei Fifth Avenue and
Twenty-third street.
Edward q. Wright, Newark, N. J..
Geo. ". Farlee, Counsellor.
W. L. Cogswell, Merchant.
KEEN & 1ssERTEI,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia,
ofice No. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, 8. O.
Dr.. T. REENsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
Jan12
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A FURNISHED ROOM FOR \ SINGLE
IA Gentleman, in respectable family, where
there are no other boartlcrs. and where the
1uietude and comforts Of u home may be found.
Apply ut This Office. apr1
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Dants.

TO HIRE. A COMPETENT
w female Cook Apply Immediately ut No.
Is Wentworth street, south side, near East Bay.
aprS 8
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-12-21

The New PRIsoS.-It appears that
this structure is at length under proper headwsy.
The County Commissioners on Saturday the l7lh,
closed contract with Mr.. George Thorn, for its
erection, for the sum Of Ss9,5OO, he being the
lowest bidder who offered the proper sursties.
Ez-Goy. Digler and James h. Graham, Esq, are
his bondsmon, in the sum Of s5O,o0O for the com
pletion Of the building, the Commissioners at the
,ane time Withholding ten per cent. Of the esti-
Dates which are to be made monthly, as the work
progresses. The Board has given Mr. Thorn
three years to complete the JOB, but 10 sooner hn-
i'hcd, the more acceptable 1t will prove to all
concerned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-12-21

A HUMAN DEyIL-It seems that
the death Of the Boyer family in Perry county, a
few weeks ago, notice Of which We Published
Ist week, was caused BY an ungoily soa.. The
inquest in the case on the 30 inst, found "that
John P. Boyer, Jane Ann Boyer, Elizabeth Boyer
and John Boyer came to their death by having
ehloroform or some other poisonous substance
administered, and then the house set on fro to
consume the bodies, by some person or persons to
the jury unknown" surviving son has been
arrested FOR this lendsh act, and is now in prison,
aud the testimony against him is almost positive
To cause the death Of father, mother, sister and
brother is certainly the work Of luuaii, or
devil.