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BrICcIaud', Escape aud Re"ar'-ro.


BrIccIand's Escape and ReHaT'uEo.
Tho following Is Henry Bricsland's own
account Of his recent escape from Wash
inglon jail, and his recapturO near Col.
lier's Station, Hancock county:
When going out of the prison window
he hositated, Whereupon Null, the wool
thleI, gave him a push, which threw him
into the yard upon his face, The prison
erS separated then, each going In differ.
emit direction, and he saw nothing Of any
of his COMPANIONS afterwards. He went
directly towards Paris Crossing, but soon
gave out and had TO lay down In the
nearest sheep shed. He slept little and
arose early In tho morning, and travelled
till daylight, stealing on the way such food
rs ho required. He slept in sheds and
barns during the day and Travelled under
cover Of night, and on the night Of the 93d,
"wednesday reached the hollow near
Golfers Station, where his tlre was found
to have been built, and tho firbt reliable
trail was found. He had q sack contain.
ing ham and other eatables, stolen from
the farm house OF 8. 8. Gardner, and stop.
ped there to take lunch. It showed, and
was exceedingly cold. Lie therefore built
fire to keep from freezing, and after ait
ting until it had nearly died ont, thought
he heard the officers voices behind him.
II" hastily clHmbered up the hillside over.
looking the raVinH. Gned over the ground
as last as he could travel No vas not
again frightened, and slept in barns AND
stables until Friday morning at dAybreak,
when he reached the barn Of Caldwell.
He craWled In the hay.mow, and lay there
until between six and seven In the even
ing, when ono OF the OaldWolls came up
into the hsy-moW and noticed that the
hay was disturbed. He called his brother,
and both approached with raised pitch.
forks. when Briceland arose.
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NeM York DrI Goods Market.

New YoRK, April 2S.-Tho week opens
with u quiet market for general goods,
but domestic coLtons arc fairly active.
Brown standard sheetings are firm and
well sold up. Light brown cottons are
irregular, AMI some makes lower. Great
Falls NJ and L brown is now 11ial0i
cents, and Dwight Y Y 2, seVerally 10,
II, and 12 cents. Great Falls bleached
shirtings are reduced one cent. Colored
cottons arc active and firm. Glazed
cambTics Gnd rolled jaccones are brisk
and well sold up Dress goods arc quiet,
Hamilton Ticoon reps arc reduced to 2S3
cents by agents. Foreign goods are very
dull.
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nnltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 2S.-FlOur-ActiVe
market iavOrs sellers; western superanC
81 75a6 90; extra So SCAT SO; fami5
IS 004O 50 Wheat-Activ0 and hisner
choice white and amber 50 lnAs l6i Tau
10 prime white and amber ~ lOa2 l6i fail
to prime white 81 OOa9OJ Connective
aud higher; mixed western Csc. Oats
Steady and firm; mixed western 48a60c;
white 59oO3c. Rye-,QGiet and unchanged
Prnvisions-Quiet. weak and nominal
Sicss Pork-$1S 5Oal9 90. Lard-Un
changed. Butter-Wcstern unchanged
WhiSky-Nominally Ole.
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CHICAGO, April 20-Flour-Quiet ant
unchanged Wheat-ActlVe but irregu-
lar, closing weak, No, 2 spring 81 GOT
Corn-Quiet, No. 2mixed $50. Oats-No
2, Sltc. Rye 69ia70c. BsEley-Fall No
:, 70a71c. ProViAons-Quiet and weak
Mess Pork-Nominally SIT S0a17 40
J4ard-Quiet ct 50 25A0 so. Bulk Meats
Dull; prices nominal. Shoulders 6ta7c
Short rib middle eGaSf. Bscon-Shorl'
derS &c; clear rib aides 99c; clear 10C
Whisky SIC.
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The Difference Between Civil and
military MRrtYrdOm.

(FIom the Providence JournAl)
Mr.. Adams, in his remarks upon Mr..
Seward, says that Il the wound HAT was
inflicted upon him in the murderOus at
tempt 10 subvert the government by aSSaS.
sinatng those charged with its chief adj
minislraiiOu, had been inflicted In battle,
1t you'd have been sufficient to carry him
10 the highest hOnors 10 which the public
gratitude could lit n man. SO true it is
that even personal danger incurred and
personal injuries sustained in the civil SER
vice OF the government fall OF tho Appreci-
alton, which is promptly rendered 10
every form Of military exploits. The
government did not even provide for the
medical rZpensVs which attended Mr..
Stewards recovery, and which were by
no means light. A military man, Of
whatever rank, would have beeu cared
for al the public cost. So oil the brutal
assault on Mr.. Sumner in the Senate
chamber. The mere peCuuisry cost Of
this has followed him ali his life, and has
reached sum which we presume Is equal
to half Mr. Summers fortune. Had he
been military man, all this would have
been borne, as 1t ought TO be, by the gov
cvernment 1t always seemed error,
that an appropriation was not made in
both cases; not that there could DO any
money remuneration, or that there ought
TO be, for such suffering, but that
there should be 8 recognition Of them.
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CINCINNATI, April % -Flour-Firm al
81 Goat Is. Wheat--Firm but unchanged
Corn-44a45c. Ryc-Firm at SOC. Oatl
Firm at 40ai7c. Barley-Firm. Pro-
visions-OpGned quiet but closed frmer
Pork-QuIet and nomInally $l9 80. Lard
Quiet; held, steam at 0Rc; kettle at 91c
Bulk Meats-Opened quiet but closed
more active and tirmer; shoulders, sales al
&c; clear rib sides held at &c; clear ct 9tc,
Bacon-Slcady and firm; sales shoulder
at Sc; clear rib sides held at Ole; clear helt
at lO!c. Whisky-Steady at Sc.
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New York Market.

New York, April 28.-Flour-F irmer
superine western and state 50 00a0 40
common to good 81 0Oa7 90; good 70
choice 81 55sS 90; white wheat s. Goa
10 90. Wheat-Quiet and unchanged
No. 3 Milwaukee 81 09a1 70; No. 2 spring
Chicago ailoat 81 66. Rye, Barley and
Malt-UnchanRed. Corn-Steady; new
mixed western 70ia72c; old in store csc,
Oats-Quiet and unchanged; new mixed
western 53a56c. Ooffee-Strongi Rio TIA
1910. MolasseS-Dull; NO. 67a80c. Rice
More active at .7iGeic. Cheese-Un'
changed.
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Tho money 10 pay all these gins In full Is now
upon deposit In the Farmers and DrOYers' Bank
Of Louisville, and set aside for that purpose and
can only DO used for that purpose, as viii be seen
BY tho following certificate OF the Cashier:
oTTICE Or FARNERs' AND DROvRRS' BANK,
I Tnn.GVILLR, Ky, April Z, 1873,
This Il to certify that there is in Inv EarnIG.o.
and DroVer6' hank 70 tho credit OF the Third
Grand 0ift Clnnrnrt, for tho benefit Of the Public
Library OF kentucky, i've hundred thousand
dollAfB. which hiss been set apart by the man.
agers 70 pay the gifts In full, and will be held by
tho bank and paid ont for this purpose, and this
purpose only. X. 3. WEIGH, Cashier.
Tho party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing tho capital gilt will get 800, 600 In green
backs, and 90 Of the $4,000, tho $4,000, the
$40 0oo the SO 0OO the 5000, aud all the Other
gifts, 10 900 In number, amounting 70 $500 600.
Tho remnant OF unsold tickets viii DO furnlsh.
ed TO those who 1rst apply torders accompanied
by tho money always having preference over
Ggents) at tho following prices: Whole tickets,
Nh aaSS SpS S%sSS5 rs Sg S% SnS
676 for 5000. No discount on less than 500
worth OF tickets alta time.
The concert and distribution OF gifts will be.
| gin at O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July 5, In
Public Library hall, and The following will be
the order Of proceedings: lat. Music by orchcs.
ct SoldI in large wheel. 81, Placing Of gifts IN
small wheel. 9Th. Music by orchestral band.
Ebtu. explanatory remArkb ny fECalQenL. OH
Drawing OF GIst half Of gifts. eth. Music by
orchestral band. 8.h. Drawing Of last half Of
gifts. pth. Placing OF largo wheel with tags in
hands OF committee appointed by audience. 10th.
Grand orchestral concert.
The mAsic on this grand occasion will b, the
best that cD be procured aud tho gentlemen
who count and place tho tags and gifts In the
wheels and superlntend tho drawing and keep
the record Of the drawn numbers will be chosen
| from the best known and most Trustworthy clti-
EenB Of thcStAte. All willhe 30 conducted as 10
DO . perfect guaranty against complaint from
any Just source.
Tho payment OF girLs will begin on Saturday,
July Il, at O'Clock a. n, Tickets drawing gifts
must DO presented at room No. 4, Public Library
BUILDING, where cash checks upon tho Farmers
and DrOVerS' Bank OF Louisville, or sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York,
ut tho option Of the holder will be given for the
tickets. All gifts not called for In O months from
the drawing will be turned over 10 the Public
Library fund.
For iull particulars send for circulars,
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
For tickets or information apply 10
]. v. L. RODGERS, Agent.
LOG Market street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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miscellaneous.
Library Gift Concert !
NINETY DAYS. DISAPPOINTMENT.
A Full Drawing Certain.
100000 in Bank to Pay Gifts,
10000 CASH GIFTSPAlD FULL
100000 for Only Ten Dollars.

Bnough OF the 100000 tickets iIEucd for The
THIRD GRAND GIT coNCERE, Ia aid Of tho Pub,
sure iuIl drawing, and Inc wish having been
uniVOrs1lly expressed that tho 10000 cash Rllta
offered should b drawn In full and paid In full
without any scaling down, as heretofore, the
management, With tho concurrence OF the trus.
toes, have determined 10 allow ninety days more
for tho sale OF the remnants Of tickets lett on
hand. The concert and distribution advertised
for April II therefore postponed 70 Tuesday,
July & 1919, on which day, and no Other, they
will positively and uneQuivocally. take place In
tho Public Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
At this grand concert the following cash gifts
will DO distributed By lot and paid ii fun 10 tho
ucketholderB who draw them:
LIST OF GIFTS.
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mutual conference, aided by we'll paid
unt intelligent labor, the immense orc
and coal beds Of the south will be devel-
oped by American enterprise and capital
and the ocean will !urniah cheap transit
for supplies TO the Delaware and Hudson
tr1t01 banks 100 erpect 10 ee intd Blh 6lGIl
furnaces and rolling milJ, giUlng to those
SectiOnS decided advantages, and iHSurInS
to America the supremacy in he iron man.
utdcturs Of The to0rld
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passing nb pAvrOn' the special attention Iead the
STRICTLY MORAL CIRCUS.

Embracing tho anest ArOnIs Talent Tho sun
ever shown upon, with lis army OF Celebrities,
bareback NIlO and Female RQuest.iAnS, Pin.
Ishsd o ymnA,tS, voltIGOur'. Four Great Clowns,
Trained Horses, Ponies, and almost an entire
change In the most dlHneuls teatS OF Bkilfdl
Horseback Riding and New aynnASuc ActS,
created expressly 70 add additional sclAt to the
MAGNIFICENT HIPPoDRoME BxERCISES,
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STATE BoNDs-Neglected

STocKs-Have been active but weak
all day, and prices declined throughout
the list la2f per cent. There was slight
improvement about two o'clock, but 1t
was lost before the close and the market
left off weak. The money stringency
and fears OF further bank troubles were
the inpeIling causes Of the decline.
There was rumor that ten thousand
shares ri various stocks held by Taintor,
the defaI,ing CASHIER OF the Atlantic
Bank, had been thrown into the market.
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ToLEDo, April 2s.-FlouE-DemGn
fair and market firm. Wheat--Dull AMI
prices have declined; No. white Michi'
gan 81 80; amber Michigan 81 IA; Ne.
red 81 80; No. 3 do 81 70. Corn-High
mixed 45ic; low mixed 46tc. OatG--
Quiet and unchanged.
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l8MRERGIRl ARD FIRARGlAI,
81 TELEGRAPH,
New YORK Money aud stock Market,

New York Money aud stock Market.
NEW YORK, April 9s.-MoNEY-Wall
street WAS Ieverish, the unfounded re-
ports rs to other banks than the Atlantic
causing an uneasIness, and money tight
ened from per cent currency 10 gold in
tercst, and carly In the day to Lie per
diem, with an active demand, closing al
1.04a1 80 per cent, Tho Atlantic Bank
has been expelled from the Clearing
House.
STERLING ExcHANdE-strong at 108sa
100 for sixty days, and 10oSa100+ for sight
GoLD-Lowor under tho May Treas
urCr's programme, but active; opened al
ll43, touched 117I, fell to III, closing 81
ll7a11Gt Loans Sal per cent coin, clos
ing at 047 per cent. Clearings $4,000
600. Treasury disbursements 81 i4SS 600.
GovERNMENTs-tat per cent lower
.,ra ma II,;S;n1 with rrol6 lint Nlnaad nfaadu
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Doors opSu at / and 7F.N. Tournament CON
mOneoG at 9Rnd 8 r. n, sharp.
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TN COUNTY COURT, OHIO co
l. W. VA.
Louis n. Layton
t. PIN ChAnceTy.
6nmuel Ncyey. II aL


BY virtue OF decree made and entered In this
cause on tho 18th day OF April, 1873, by tho
County Court OF Ohio County, this cause VAS
miSsioncSS M ihIs Court, 10 take and state an
account Of tho liens on tho sAid real e,iatc m.
Tho nmpnpts md pFtCritits thereof, with MI
other matters which the Commiss'onat ma
deem pertinent, or any ofthe parties may REQUIRE
p,Enrr iaEiny such account such CommissiOneF
shall gITc notice OF tho time and place u taking
he same 10 the parties or thcir counsel, pcra0'
nRlly. or by publication for once week Tor iolr
successive weeks In come newspaper printed In
Inc city OF Wheeling, which sh1ll bctquiValCnt
10 personal scrvIce OF such motion on tie parties
or any o! them.
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SKATING CAPACITY, 5000.

Admission, so Cents. Children under
Ten, 26 Cents,
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The above named defendants will tAkO notice
that tho GCposltiOns Of Isaac Irwin, Thomas
O'Brlen, VIM. ClOhan. John Mcneil and others
will be taken ut the office OF Taylor & Barr, near
the n. 4 corner Of Fonrth and Monroe streets,
In the city OF Wheeling, IN tho State Of West
between The hours OF O'Clock A. n. and o'clock
=, N TO be read in evidence In the above named
cause on behalf Of sAid complainant And if,
from any cause, the taking Of tho said depOs.
tons shall not he commenced, or being com.
mcncCd, shall not DO completed on that day, tho
taking Of tbe Rame Will be adjourned from inns
to time until tho sAme shall be completed.
THOMAS UBRlEE,
By JAMES p, RoGERS and Il. g. DARR, his SOl'y.
Bp3-Tu
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA-IN
~ the County Court Of Ohio County. April
In ChancCry.


Thomas o'Ericp
rs
Ann RllZl Strain with Thomas
Strain her husband. HCtiiO Is. in ChancCFy.
March, will William S. March
her husband, Sarah MacLachlRn
aAd James haCIAchlan.
At Rules held in tho Clerks oHlcO Of tho Coun-
~ Court Of Ohio County. West Virginia, on
Monday, the 3iBt day Of March, 1873, It appear.
ing by m affidavit filed IN this cause that the
defendants. Ann RlEI Strain. Thomas Strain,
Nottie d. March, William s. March, sarah Mac
LSchlau and James MAcLacblAu, arc non'resi'
dents Of the State Of West Virginia, 1t is order
cd thAtl the said defendants do appear within one
month aftef tho date Of the 6rst publication Of
this order, and do what Is necessary TO protect
their intutcstB in this suit.
Tho object OF this snlt Is to make partition
among the parties entitled thereto: OF u phtI-
lion cannot DO made. LhGn sAlc, oil the hollow.
ing real esiHtc situate In the city Of Wheeling,
county OF ohio and State OF West Virginia, to.
Wit: LOtS Nos IS and 81 In W. W. ShrivOr'E nd.
diton 70 the city OF Wheeling: Lots No. 1875 and
Wator Lot No. Gin RbCntZcr ZAnes truGtCO Rd.
diuon 10 Rald city, on Wheeling Island; aud Lot
No. hin Square e OF tho DuGVa Vista addition
10 sAId CiiyOf Wheeling, and n division anon;
said parties Of the proceeds Of said sale EC ord.
ing 10 their several interests In said real r-Hiu
R4Br. u. WOODS, Gruk
4 copy tcstC ROBT D. WOODS. CLERK
JAMES p. ROGEIp, Il O. DIRR, Sole! OiB for
Complainant.
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COMPLIMENTARY.

The following notices which we clip
from Keutaeky paper, shows the esti,na
nation in which the young ladies OF West
Virginia are held by the citizens OF our
sister State, whenever they elect to go
among them. From the tenor OF these no
tices,we are inclined to think that Mis-.
Alice has been making sad havoc with
the hearts OF tue Kentucky BOYS
during her visit, but we earnestly
hope she has come out of the battle nn-
scathei for we shonll very mach dislike
to have her leave our State alto,eth er.
aud were we in position To do So we GER
tainly should invite her to spend the re
mainder OF her days here:
Miss \ Patton, a beautiful and high
~ educated lady from Riverside, Virginia,
Is now VISITING her friends in this CITY,
CyHthiana Democrat
Miss Patton is lovely blonde. and a
poetess. >he is a daughter of Robert
Patton, Esq, formerly OF this CITY. Her
beauty, moie-t grace AMI social accom-
pIshments created quite a sensation at the
hops during the late Bourbon county fair
where she was the belle Of the occasion
II her departure tor her Virginia home
has not left more thrn one aching heart
behind. the young men OF Bourbon have
less taste than we give them credit Tor -
toc JoHrndk
Give US the credit Paris True Ken
htckiu
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through the smooth diplomacy o: that
sweet irlloS, Mr. ~lcKLEs We are To-
demand reputation tor only the latest out
rage ~ cn national RIGHTS, humanity. and
civilization. aud receive the acauie-ceuec e.
ot Spain m our demand through excessively
civil ltnguage why the whole affair wi
end 'u sm mske and burle,que How absurd
Will appear all the hustle m the navy yard
aud all the mastering Of ship-, and all ihs
popular excitement aud newspaper thun-
dcr. J. ell this outlay to end ia "A sweet
nap on = bei NJ roses, ani snail We hu:
SPAN and he friends with no security
against huicherie-, no end To the I'll bu.
tering adventures hat are invited hy im =
becllIN aud stimulated hy hrutslity2
This would he "a iarce indeci, aud the
United states ~ that case will lee Justly a.
cu-nhle Of conspiring With barhsrism
AMI conniving at laNiessness
The measures taken by the Cabinet ara
rather too vigorous aud warlikc to mcan
no more than a pleasant diplomatic cor
re-rondence aud q settlement that shill
not inelude 'indemniy fir tie past-secn
ritz far tie ftf4re"
The unanimous report OF lettet.writcr.
from Washington l. that while the deter
lninaton Of the Cabinet is not made pub
ne the most positive assurances are given
thht The Administration is thoroughly IN
accord with the sentiments of the people
oi the country, and the conrse of the an,
'h"r'tes will be heartily approved
u 20, that course must be most decide 4
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10 M- Elloc et N. A,r...

Q" ''f ft"'f ~ me 1fYHf
Onr city Fathers, ut the last meeting of
The Council, parsed An ordinance rcqnirip,
= walk to he laid, within the mex, thirty
Inv, fon west Huntington along 3ri
"'r"nc to 9th street, and along 9th u
'r'~ jrl avenue 10 l.. avenue, balr Of the
expense to hc paid by the city. The CHI
hr'- "t Huntington will gee by ihi. or lin
auce 'hnt the cpunoll prppo-e- to take the
m"u"y ont Of the city tressu-y-or out of
ihe oulrr- pockets. rather 10 pnv for a
plank walk more than - mile nlong-lI.
'h" rrpp"ry belonging to the Central
Land Company Formerly the council re-.
q'r"i the owners Of property C., las the
walk in lr"n' oi their own property, and
WHY 20 change -hould he ma le for the bene.
ii of the L'oi Company, ,- q coounIru,n
winch ] countess am unable fo solve -
Tue LlpI Company, a- owner ofci lot..
should certainly be taxed ji-r ~ other lot
h"llrr7 are, anl cannot see the Justice of
discriminating IN favor Of one lot owner ne
against another boy tho council of thi,
cIiy. CITIZEN.
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The Lexington 4 nig sandy IL. m

There having been considerable doubt
expressed by the Kentucky and other pa
pers, concerning the completion of the
ahove-namrd road, ~ well ~ Mr. Hun.
tlngion'' actions in regard to it, the follow
ing article, which we clip from the L.x
instou Ky Press, may be ofsome interest O
our readers.
Mr.. lho+ Mitchell, who has lnst re.
turned from business visit to New York.
~ company with Mr. + S,yre, gives some
Interesting Information IN regard to Mr.
Huntington aud the Big SANDY railroad 80
Mr. Mitchell WA requested by Judge
"raves To ask Mr. Huntington two qnes
tons, which that gentleman answered
readily The fret was, "Is the subscription
olS2 bJO,OOOa bona iile subscripton2 This
Mr. Huntington answered 10y reference to ia
Letter which he had written to Gen Breck.
nridge, IN which he asserts that the sub.
scrption ls bona lie The second ques-
'i"n WAS, rs it your intention to bnild the
road ne soon ~ possiblel' This Mr. hun.
'inston replied 10 IN the affirmative, stat
ing thai the people here could not possibly
wish 'r 1t mpre than haiii Altogether.
Mr Mitchell was thoroughly satisfied with
the Interview
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- ~ 17-II'' y W"HIIHYi0H -IFVNF.
Ia your l.sne of the ll.h, inst. an ar
hcIe appeared, healed Sud, Bu Tcoe.
and -Iguel III - which has causci a gooJ
deal OF talk among our good citizens. and
"a Ike tor every tub to stand upon il,
own bottom, | would most respectfully
request the writer OF sail article to Civ.
thr names OF all parties, with his own
name IN full signed to the article If he
laiI7 10 10 so in ihenext issue Of the AnGrs.
! 'nall publish aa card branding him as
q liar J. w Vprt,vnrp
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devoted his leisure hours. Ills profess
ional reputation was among the first in
the city. and distinguished career was
predicted tor him by all who enjoyed his
acquaintance The deceased had been
kind to the poor. and during his illness
his premises were throneed hy them Of
fering their prayers Tor his recovery.