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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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No Mothers Nursery should be without II
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Have they Furred Tongue and Dsagreesble Tnseo
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GIVE THEM McLANE's vERAEUGk
| Be warnedin time. Delays daDgerous-
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| is NO dangerous sugar candy
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may be given to the tenderest infant aged sdn4
Be sure you get Dr.. G. McLAagEY CELEBRATED
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Sold all over the world - mSa9 q
1,HE MECHANICS AND AGRICULTUnAh
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA
NEXT GRAND STATE FAIR IN NEW oRI.xAxs,
Beginning April %, 1870,
And to be continued for nine days.
Premium Catalogues for the Fair be procured at
the office of the Association through the Postoce,
N desired.
Stock holders holding IN their own ten Shares
Of the Capital Stock OF the required
call the office of the Secretary Mechanics Inettue
get their tickets Of admission to tho Ground for
the year 1870, entire class OF tickets have
been prepared. These tickets will admit the owners
with their families and carriages the
all times, even If said Ground is rented used for
special purpOses
The Directors invite every good citizen to become
stakeholder, and to purchase the thus required
from the Secretary of the Association.
PS.-Choice Plants, Shrubbery and Bouquets are Tor
sale at the Fair Ground.
LUTHER HOMES,
jai6 SPIT Secretary and Treasurer.
+. fREDERicKsoS. IN. HARrI.
EREDERICKsON & HARTE. DRUGGISTS,
1879. Canal street. l30
Touro Buildings, New Orleans,
Keep always hand full supply Of all Goods appor.
tanning to their line, such MEDICINES, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS. PERFUMERIES, LEECHES etc.
Depot for all MINERAL WATERS.
Prescription Department., del0 "
A CARD OF THANKS.
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NEW ORLEANS March H. 1870.
Joseph Ellison, Esq, President Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance Company:
Dear sir-AIow acknowledge the prompt sst.
tiement by your Company of the claim of TEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS. insurance upon the life Of tho late
THOMAS BLOIs. deceased February %, 1870.
Very respectfully,
mh27 I'm L. W, BAQUTE, Agent.
M URFEE,S
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1o81tU 1'tt1u1ngsi NOW O11c3u1S
Keep always hand full supply Of all Goods appor.
tanning to their line, such rs MEDICINES SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS. PERFUMERIES, LERCHES eto,
Depot for all MINERAL WATERS.
Competent Clerks In attendance at all hours 70 th0
Prescription Department., del0 "
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TIE REVISION OF THE LISTS OF laEaIs.
TERED Y VoTERs.- The number or voters re-
Istered yesterday was small, and the NUM-
Der OF names stricken of was even smaller.
It should be, remembered that all who failed
to oregister last May, young men arrived ct
majority since last May and all persons,
otherwise qualified voters, who have been
three months in Richmond, can and ought
to register, If they wish to vote at the con-
gressional election on the 9Th of,Noyember.
All voters who have removed since the last
registration should see that their names are
transferred to the books of the district in
which they now reside. The registrarsare
empowered to- strike from the sSlistsS the
names Of illegal or deceased voters, and this
duty should be faithfully attended to.
The following gentlemen have BEEN ap-
pointed on behalf of the Conservative
party Inspectors Of Registration for the
respective wards .in which they reside by
Judge Bond, of the Circuit Court of the
United States. An equal numbefOf Radl-
Gals have been selected by their friends:
Clay Ward. -Alexander Calder, David
Moaroe Wurd. &C. sG.a sTinsley, Vincent
Bargamin, Richie W.eApp pperson, M.;G.
Williams. n itlss5E!sll /,
Madison Ward.- NY illiam B. Smith, Geo.
w. Sublett, j. l.. Capston, r. e. Daniel sJr.
Jefferson ~ Wnrd.--.A.l G. Babcock, JnoiN.
Hobson, = Vim. no. Clark, R.H. Davis.
Marshall Wdrd.Jas. Sharp, Ma. Bruce.
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A Western Obituary Nottce-Rare
Compliments.
4 TFroms the Louisville Courier.J ournall

from the Louisville Courier-J ournal]
The death of Cornelius Wendell, an
nounced, yesterday by telegraph, removes
conspicuous lobby mark from congressional
society," He wes as genial, a eibuccaneer,
figuratiyely speaking, as ever scuttled Q
committee or cut the throat of an appro.
priation bill, and for many years was cock
of the walk that led from the Capitol to the
Treasury Department. Fair, and fat, and
iorid, about six feet high and square
built, with a sunny blue eye, and
bearing at once quick and mild, Cor
nelf}1s beamed on the two houses and
bageeds them. What, o kind, of-hand,
straightforward, devil-gO-easy method n
was, to be sure His personal integrity
was undoubted, and he laid his hand upon
the Government with daring which sus-
peeted nothings least OF all himself hefer
garded the annual budget as o thing TO 6s
be fit for planting i'm the fiscal system. lie
used to call the members of the Senate hiSS
stpet lambs,o and the representa- Ives bis
8 Young men, and, ifRhe took sFith 2a
ready palm from The public CRIB, ne was 70 :
liberal to the poor, and slid deafof marty
we Taa Ia lad Clear head and warn, Il Hot
we'll balanced heart 10 Itis doub btful whether
there is q human being who Is the worse
of ON his account There are tn9usanlsl y Di
people who will regret his death, ana Ihe 7
Stories which the event will cause 70 pe
told must lean, as his faults d1d, 70 virtue Tue !
side. <, j, !. 49, ~ 49,, S,
calls M before the mind 1 What troops Of
SfamoIls shadows OF that old, bandy-leggged
hiah. backed time! The dreamy, gold
d1ssty curtain of october rolls back, and
fhn,io}, thev he cast In shadow, there they
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tAluicTIoH BANS rsxs pAY,s

,GRuBEs IL WILLIAMS Bin sen sf IS E,. I. j
brick tenel,essg.. Id Ford row fpey:
sALaInNs sifl isslls Of; O. sP.t Mo near
Chelsea farm, corn, ilays carts, wagons, has-
ness. two horgea. DO ,s. s.
THoa. w. KEESEE win selfafs2 Ne, i'd 1rors of
the Yorf River raaafoad depot, 500 Tons OF an.
thracite coal. sss sifsssss fsssss -.
LEE gRoTHsRa PHEGrs, Ndf6sk. wffaI ssH
alto q. "a. I'll, 800 feet Of whise pine. Il 81 q
sERUBBs & EILLIA1s vii scr ras aS q, Sfssas
I 9 framed DWELLING ,ou ths noI.h side oy nossr;
X. between clsrks and HaEy1a sfresl .. 3 81
81. a oDpIEswilL sell at IL t.. heYaiEable cuay
I opposite the York RiyeF railroad dspot, front
II ing on Water, streess and three asonts on the
W. Rlchmsrd dock, 81 Is
sCOeK9& IIAUGHToEl will sell at their ssore
i hopsehold furniture sc. y; 81 i 81
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- ~ .
DESTRUCTIVE T. TR EaEIN MANCHESTER
About 19A O'clock Saturday aiightia fire
broke out in the ftale house Of Chas. Me-
Nair. The building being an old wooden
structure, and the fire having made eonsidS
erable progress before its5 discovery the
flames we're soonc comfnunicas to Mr.. Nc
Nair's dwelling adjoining, and from thence
to the next tenement, occupied by the wi.
dow Of Mr.. Abijah Cheatham. The alarm
was sounded, and as soon as possible the
stAieftsY were ion The ground, and by their
great efforts, ably seconded sby the citizens,
wh0s without distinction efrae6 or color ,
worked faithfully the flames were confined
to the above buildings which were, almost
totally CONSUMED. 4At one time the destruc-
fion aof the entire block and surrounding
were owned by MIn. hi der, who I8ses about
$2,500, on which there is no insurance. J,
Mr.. McNar had an insurance Of 81 ,e00 in
the Virginia; State; insurance Company ;
his loss In excess Of this Is at least $500,
Mrs. Cheatham's loss was slight, mostly in
furniture broken. Mr.. Henry Jordan nd.
Joining, moved all of his furniture, and is 8
small loser. We heard of nothing stolen.
Never in the, collection Of the oldest In
habitants did men labor more faithfully for
the preservation Of property than did the
fremen and citizens Of Manchester on
Saturday might. 81 The colored mengwere
everywhere engaged in the good work, and
are entitled to Che warmest thanks OF every
good citizen. The Alerts fully sustained
their time. honored reputations.R We un.
derstand that Mr. Hidep has made arrange,
ments ediately torebutld. MIR. Mc,Nair
| is 8. Jersey blue, y one of our trustworthy
and industrious citizens, and has the sym
pathy of our entire community trust
/ That he may soon be able TO resume busi
ness. MIR. McNair's workmer lost all o.
their clothing, as did Beverly Hancock,
news agent on the Richmond and Danyile
raj]roa1 - >-3,s ,Asr2A = Fstty i
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.DR. GEORGE +. KEEsEE,
HARDWARE. A.c q

NEW HARDWARE STORE = he s,,i..
~ testher has &c ecomsnenceds this Saa aRDNAI9 9E
S1sp I'D ,GU W ftEHY BEsINyEss at 1915 MAIN
ccths Ell, wheyes ne Will be pleased % see jiie
ssss2i1d stock OF BUILDING II 5ARDWAREI
iC;Ai;hstrEMTERsa AND SaDEaiAKERss To ma,
B0usE-FURNIsHISG GooDs,I ~ Ge'. Mbscb re bss.
"'ii seli at the lowest prices for pasb.g $50 d
5.B CTAHKE.S9
-s-1 &c zs--sm i4ls Main street, B cienonds Va
:, usT ,RaECEIYRD, Al FULLsLINE or
Sf..yslRsEKY FEN ngsS lall sazesi,
MfEE OFFICE RENDERS latl sizes).
1E39hL EoDs. COAL EIFTERs, 8 ~
4 esNewsryte CtjAL TllNCS Ss3s ~ stsa .ss ri
FIRE STANDS. 80 - 80 81
BLOWER ssHAND Da, &c. sss ~ IS ~
Sn,., ns iayi sns Of and
-. MELTING 4 BRoTHFH
ssW 900 MaSH streSt,
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Don. REsIsxERs iTa=Rag, il you Has
Porter to go To- Cong grsss.F Il 2 2

5 S ,MANgHEsTER ITEMa4 The heas7Haa7fers
ofthes seEyatsyes party are at stal8 north
east corner of Smell aHd gsll streets. I'll sila
building lowned, by s. Smith. d0nes. EBusss
our popular. Chief of Peaseas5 Here sdEksfss
Col 0rdWay's ddTessK aud Other tmporSahf
documents will be fnl.nished feetS affs|ha
will; call for Ethenn.s Here a 5iiff0 ff0fanafioK
VIII be fnfRished llosaud desiring 10 registef
and to voters Persons kasbWing amy 7egiss
-teredyvoter who has moved AWAY, sdieds OF
lis otherwise dfsqaalif lifieds will sbes sperfuff,.
iag a pions duty fby leaviug finf0ynla ion
with Messrs. a. A. Allen, F. M?s5cnncn Il.
yCgRobeEtsen, Beverly Mess, OF Jainesi Isl.
EentTE, The elnhsraom Wsa abe Kept otoen
as much as possible, and seyePy Gonsesra.
tive man. Isl invited to nall LeeS Sua Soutassl
WithanG each oefefs .g Z. aatt E1.1
sfOSd sTsyYiHte NeueT TSfess- &c Chords rs
great pleasure TO statesi that sgefv sstab.
lishment.o on the Enelsof SDur watSf.ttosFAI
suspended by the hate flood Is n0a iifi aue,
EcessfulS operatio tionstl ii arf0lls Improvement
much needed have b lteent made g and Il
Eproyes,t that this light afiictiou win yeg wort
foEius exceeding great goeds g 3
COMMUNICATION 0pefs terry be,
tweensR ichmond aanda Mane hester is i,opgi IA
|sncSg ssM operation. - FEzAe b0atS lsaYs khe
|EChesserfeid sids5 froma w aikers LANDING.
|sengers, vehicles, freight, cattle. &c., are
EconReyed at the same rates f6f toI. as WAS
enlarged ON Mayo's Bridge. The boats r1II
Efrssn M. until Rs N.s We acknow-
ledge the receipt OF ss ticket from z, ,sJ.
w Wooldr dge, Esq !. the proprietor, who is
faYorahIy, known to all Iof fsonE. citizens. fFe
is assisted fbN n. s. .sheNning, WeIlkneWn
as one ef the toll gut tllaFarsi sona Afago,s
Bridge, and --- AndaEaan, fofHarg sof
Chesterfield Court house, These GENT
men have our best wishes tor the entire sue
cess of their enterprise. 49,, Il.
81 IT o:day ,is the siass chauce
,Sof those who have faiie to register, or who
haye become e ags Since tlse 1ass Tegistra-
Should be attended to. All who thage ss
changed their places Of residence should
eet tfanefers. I! !ph he n.ah who fails To regis.
ter and iyCtein this cTisis is tno good cisffs.
gen. Let every mancorne up cheelf1ify to
the work. Every Conservatsv mar should
consider himself a cpfnmitteem to-day Ia
hunt up delinquents. The Town Hall and
II. ! tersley's 7 are the places ofFsgistrR-
ResignatioB and aAgpessasaae The Reg.
Francis }. Boggs having declined the ape
pointment, OF county tynsEpertntendent pf
instruction for Chest terie1d county, B. il.
Hancock, Esq, has received IT, and dc.
cepted. He hasap ppointed DR.. u. b. Chiles,
John ,H,aH HatcheE & Esq anal CoIsp niiam
Ambersa sehn9lg trustees sfor Manehester
township. MIR. Hancock isa gentleman 10
every way qualified for the position.
alx Ths5s Cdnpass I'M Gseste5J7 hMessrg:
Clopton and III Moodg after d thorough can.
this morning for Bermuda and other por.
fgnnss upf Visited sTheu ,yarsxff that xfia
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YoUNG MEN 5UsTaror AGE, PERsoNs
THREE MONTHS IN THE CITVs TwHIvE
MONTHS IN THE STATE, CAN REalsTEK. =
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THE REPUBLIcAN MEETING ATTRRC County,
sGoUET-HeUsRGYRs YRsTERDA AY4-M Porter Gets
Used SUp fAgdSta.s = z here were out Two
hundr FED 4wh bites and blacks at thsf Geunty
Court t-honsea yesterday TO hear what
Porter had to Say, /, and 20 eIloy the tasnlng
which Colonel ConnoHg gave HIM. Ihe !,
meeting .awas5s called tos order shout In
O'clock 7by Major u. Annabls, after which
SMr. Porter was iDtrod dused land proesedsd
to stack GDYernor w alker, the Legislature,
che Richmond Press, and the people OF the
State ut, large He umbnttoned his shirt
collar, teok off his vest, and sdiyesfed him.
self generally OF his clothing, and pitched
into the g merits of the case with bis
usual vim and Rsping style. He stated that
the reporters seFe als sious to secure his
speech which was, delivered lin ther Metro
I politan Hall when he received his n0mlna-
ton, and short time Afterwards. con,
demned them again for being so partisan
that when he wanted any thing publ she'd
he he had to 90 to Lynchbnrg. he discussed
the homestead questionand so many ether
not pertaining to Che. real object
of the meeting that we failed to connect or
appreciate his eloquenee sS,ft
Colonel Connolly Srepliedt0 Mr. Porter;
and, assusual. used him upy though his pa
.tieuce was Weil.nigh exhausted. He spoke
briefE, making happy hits at every turn.
much to, the amusementi and pleasure, OIL
large number In attend ndance. - 81 .s
Toward the conclusio OF MIR. Porter's
remarks a renegade dea " YirginiaD, Mf.t Gil:
Morgan, came upGtotshls ASSISTANCE, and
called on the dead heroes of maily shard.
fought battle to hear him out in the cor.
ruption Of the Democratic party. Colonel
Connolly replied briefly to this person,
who, bys the way, made for the door when
the Colonel took the sand, and when THE
Colonel had fully chastised him, Mr.. Nor.
can returned, in the custody Of several per
sons, who, i at Colonel Connoily's instiga.
ton, had gone in search Of him. And thus
matters stood when we left the courthouse.
at a late hour in the evenings Ss;.sbrs' =
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law To aanntte1ingses atseanp To employ
4 same as
aaI LS lass 49, - sss ~,
guilty. knoRledees lnap uIea soa llLls lL s..szo
a ef
proved sgass aIa as sss a.,1s ~
Dy the sVldslce w tIls 9u4
that fact is ssta blisieG can coz
Wet. 8 8 i,
8. That to cor VICE esaaecused sne JUS
Ebefora them, and that they must not pre-
Esnne Of asauresthe guilt Of the accused by
sreasonof his failure or neglect 70 produce
evidence III lbs I, y 80 s,
| 4 to conyfct ING aeeasseas re JIIrg JIgg
must be sasosasa;
doubt as TO the. oi every lact
to MS conviction, and thaG WneTs Ing eN5f
ldence aa to the preof q any sucn IaSs Y
/ tie they must Hndi for the accused. Y e, e.
sssMr. Wise said he dissentad ID several ma 2:
teraI respects from the views pEopessa;a GO
to toe Consider m and prepare sVhat: hesbeLIsged
the points to be covered by Inc g
eseours iie asa.s. aas
|journed until 10 e'clock. this morning. Fiae
argument win be commenced to-duy.
s7f rfaa 5s.f Is5i
PoLiGn GoURr sssties llsts: zsse. IS.
sfdtzg Alex Scelofesl, e1saI gsss ~,
WITH seealI oL se',acgo aigisistu
DI6 was sent ON LOT
ashings0n NeBp teoio.es1t, toI sse'slng
Ea loto1 clothing fren Lewis c,ss sls
uItH s on y ! W "
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s:AEI WHO FADED TO sRgGIsTsR LAs1
MAY CAN Do SO NOW. /.
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Conservatives 8 Z sRll:EalsEEsi B: REalsrzsl !

IF you FAIL 70 REGIsFEa xoUf cAsNoa
XoTE. =
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5sTEE CIRCULATION OF THE DlnPATCH
rssLARaER THAN THE coaBINED CIR
sCuLAT,oN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS or TIE CITY. g.
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NEW WoRK--EDcARss S9RUaGLE.--Ifth the chit
dreu wish to- agetl sIyeIy Interesting and prett,
book we would adviEe them TO gotto the store
the. American Tract Society and lbuy ~ copy 81
4 ssEdgaras Struggle, We, are sure they win hs
pleased with lis contents. ~ le4.,sssgss X
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@DoN'T FHAIL TODAY to let the registrars
know that old Uncle Pete is dead and Sam
Jones has moved To H HsnnaracEer. sSsSA .
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The I1sT DRIP ut not off for to-mor-
row what must and only can be done To
- s,lfss1 aes :9,ts. 81
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REGIsTR1TIeN AND REy1sroY WILL CON.
T1NuE Only Two D1Ys. ~ &. ~ az
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The Haaastein q Forgery Case


TsszzzoNY VoRs sDEgKsos oogc1g1Ep.
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vsTkS4s Z q yy4 q q !.
e sREs1srgH. oek olls Tor pE kEs S1Es and
INCONSISTENCIES. and sac tllatt their uanes are
stricken from sttllie ton lists To-1a.
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e EDnaATfoaAl The Superint tendenfE 4;
Public tScncoisi ANNOUNCES 9 III aisotlie
column ftha opening sef adj tioiiaf school
within the bounds OF Msfdssrict2
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lIilluIie

Ts1gsn g.. ..s..s..o TOBER as. 1870.
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10 CAL MATTERS.

sss. sbiss =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ocs. ii
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DR. GEO. B. STEEL, DENTIST, @S@sA
IL No. 723 Main street, ifye coors above V15iiYtY
Preservation Of The natural teeth tInsaI ts ARTI-
F.CIAL SETS on gold, silver. or Ynlc&nlte7 and
keeps constantly on hand PURE NITROUS
OAIDE GAS for the painless extraction OF teeth.
Has twenty yearS' experience. ocl III
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DENTIS ERY.
" I0NEs nENTTST

~ W. JONES, DE N IT'S T.-EI@
W. TEETH EXTRACTED without QtfYfP
patn. Has an entire new apparatus, And al Inc
the Nitrous oxide gas has instruments OF his own
invention and the best made by others. ith over
teeth 20 extract entire safetssa and comfort in Inc
operation. All other operations thoroughly and
gently performed. Best ARTIFICIAL TEETH
made Of every description an sexual ,itatton OF
nature both In use and expression. Once. FRANK
lin street. between !ta and Sth. se-- oc 25-l1ss
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& Samuel NJ. Page, recalled at his oWnIre-
quest, testified IF wish 70 state that Mr.
FL. H. WeIls's statement Of the conversation
that took place between us at his Office was
entirely incorrect. / may safely rest the
question of Yeracity on his; first statement :
that he had read Id the papers that i was
the principal witness against Chahoon. a
sufficient refutation .of. this is found i'm the
fact that NO newspaper has ever stated that
j was the principal witness against MT
heon, OF ANYTHING Of the kind. 4 Wentito
Gov: Wells's Office at Mr. Chahoon re-
quest, he having stated that the Governor
wished toE knoW'3what. my evidence was.
When I went there neither Wells nor his
son was there, as he stated. ellis came IN
afterwards, and Chahoon says: Heres
Z Mr. Page !; he'll make asstatement about
his evidence I then told the General the
substance OF my testimony, but did not
make % full statemenSyr because i thought
he an counsel for the accused had no right
to- 4aestion d witness for the Common-
wealth out of court. .Burgesssst statement
of my interview was substantially correct,
but he introduced she conversation. may
have told him that there were others more
guilty than Chaho ooB, but 1 have changed
my mind since have heard the 8, evidence
probably Or used the language attributed BY
him tassne..s ssaessf : 1'lf5tas - %
To q juror I went before the grand jnry
the second time of my own accord.
Mr.. Wise here announced the tesflmony y
closed. "A recess OF two hours was theIal
taken by the conrts a4 55 .':s ]
rssrsucraoss PROPOSED sT THE Fna pERsscE, pEsRGza ps
m 4sfter the recess, Judge Crump stated
that she had prepared some iastrueaenss
which he proposed to ask the ceHrt 10 glYe
the Jury ,as the laW ming fhe case ~ ~
Mr. Wise asked that h.is 81 lhe Insr,isi ,s as
Sraasaa d1s n II tie court, thst, the jury
absent. esp9eialiysas during the discussio1
which anstie Upon the instr lotions,
leypYe Yesaions right made which the jnEy
md 1ot,t ,to Hear. ass
b Ihe Jadge granted the request and 81, tbs
,iniae Erunnlp then offered the following
strnct orls. sad asked the court to give
therrt the s5ury as the law governing the
stsars ssTh hes colirs iassrHcts the jnry shat, I'd
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w Every body to know that we
TiMoaE, BAKERY, and rwiiI--filI orders for
CRACKERS, CAKES &c, al Baltimore whole
sale prices. sG J. B5 BLAND d CO.,
oc Is I'm ztS - l8s-s gffF - &sslS2a CaryslIeet
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F0K RENT.

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Tor RENT. AVERY DESIRABLE Ass
4 FRAME tWELLIEG on the Grove road Ill
(Sidnsy), nearly oppos site Mr.. Charles y. Norris
containing ten rooms. kitchen with three rotTs, !,
>treet-cars run very close, which luskes It more
desirable. y. n. DAYic,r
oc 90 -3th $500 +. u ~ ; 11fh and Main streets.
rE'oBACCO FACTORY FOR@s
4 RENT. situated on the west side Of 49, t6saa tsa
street, b,tween a;ain and Gary! Pos ession can oe
had al once. To good tenant the rent wiz pc
moderate. f4fSg- - ss...,..g... 10 =, Z .
oc CSC LIZ NE q BhCIhEb.Ls
TOR RENT, "a NICE EsaG0TTAGEM Mss
L contaiuing Ave rocme, nd Kitchen, with Iii
gas and water. tha L0rih side Of Marshall strecs,
between Brook avenue AMI Madison street,; %
= - n : u FRANCIS T. ISBEEE,
&C est Ifth street, between dafn and Bunk
FOR RENT, THE BRICk STORE "a
4 on the north side Of the basin, tetwt en- fa:a
10th aud llth streets, recently occupied by Is. A..
Hi! as commission house.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
0c ?l-.4t a, Raal Estate Agent and Auc'r-$