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ArgUyTCatENTs.
TEMPLETON'S
GREAT CONCERT FOR THE POOR.
rTHis CONCERT will be given a, the Tabernacle on
FRIDAY, 2sth instant.
PIANO FORTE. ..... MR. AUSTIN PHILLIPS
TEMPT ,FTON

GREAT CONCERT FOX THE POOR.
FkIbaY ssh instant, % '' gwen the Tabernacle on
PIANO FORTE. .fxtRT; y Mn AUSTIN PHILLIPS.
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS
Mae~james the Third, Attachment o IS
sS ,sEdps ,fe N h. and that Of M.eoetn
~ ~ soax-Away. Winter, Away.
Music BY KING Jane, THE bsauti.; Of the Scots
~. SSoasW e S.as g the y: sssh., Msssa
Of Queen Mary With the Dsuphn Of FaaesThe .si,r rs
sar. a
Mays early beeavemen-her return 10 scotland fare
soag-Fs5sSs e s ess thou Rl,,s1 shore
Of
Piboch--Poetry and Music of King James the thhs
e'''N'.''' ANU ''' sons~Jolly Beggsr
"a her are sS
nto marriage with Bothweithe prstsrt
e 5 By
"The Lady q on sy M@
fdmher attempts TO regain her bsy-lasenny of William
soag-Par off, pa, or and nd' row with speed
Ms 81 BY S s Md
patro,e resoyemeeting The troops Langside.tal de
ancestor Roset Buc.-Sary throws herself upon the pro-
lection Of Queen kzabethher aneteen years captivity.
Finale-where shall / estl
The Star spans led Banner.
song-by desire, salley in Alley.
The author oil this old English
approaching winsrihe beggar's peton-Pty the
ofhe Poor Old Man, whose trembling limbs have borne him
your door
The Beggar Girl.
Shields Cofempoaries-his Reward from the Fountain
HoeoursGeorge W. . personal regartShieds character
Madame Aiabr and Naive Conpoers-her beality Of
sentiment opinion Of Native
s i he Ssse I h &c sss and
:, song-by, particular request, Old fowler
Tickets One Dollar EACH had the principal music
at the City Hotel, Aston House Franklin House How
ards American Hotel and the New York Hotel al the up.
per end OF Broadway aud at the Tabernacle the evening
Of performance.
Doors open 1t !, to commences d23rc
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puLATioN. MANUFACTURES AND TRADE OF THE Towns OK
HE SURVEYED ROUTE OF THE NEw YoRK AND HARrroRp

Total. .425 63ss ssl4 s4 64ossoa 1880 s5 sos
The population of these towns is 81 223 and the es
mated tonnage exported 81 $780, imported s6l and the
estimated travel by public convey $40 persons
The towns named in the above table are intersected
by the surveyed route There are eleven towns next
adjoining those intersected by the line the NORTH
containing population 63 souls 239 factories and
mills, employing 1926 persons Capital employed in
manufactures, $l7793s0 !; value of manufactures
S2sls262; capital in trade $63S 900; total capital
S2ss25o In the eleven towns south of those ntersect
Cd by the railroad the population is IL 4s3 Number of
factories and mills lss employ ing persons capital
IN manufactures, S579,5sO capital in trade Sal $50;
total capital $72oss0 value of manufactures s5l6 667
These returns give idea of the resources of the
ton through Which this road has been ed and 40
aT as we are able to Judge from the official and est-
mated returns, the proposed route is more favorable
than that of previously presented for the consdera
ton Of our capitalists.
Tie gross annual receipts this road are esma ted at
1886 0s3 and tho annual expenditures for maintaining
and operating the road at $3.50 leaving balance Of
Sl5sb33 which upon a capital of 50 900 OOO-which il
considered sbundantly sufficient to construct road of
greater length thon that assumed an excess of
s333 ovesseven and half per dividend per annum
These estimates are made from the present business on
the lice contemplated leaving out all increase the road
would creete when once in active operation. No one
can deny but that railroads improve the section of
try through which they pass, and manufacturing towns
would be particularly benefited by the increased faci
ties afforded for transporting and from market their
fabrics and the raw material Almost every town in Con.
ncccut is manufacturing place, and the people of the
interior of that State have long felt severely the absence
Of rapid and cheap conveyances TO market The con
strucon Of the Hartford and New York Railroad via
Danbury would so divide the State as to afford facilities
to all sections and do to extend and increase ma
nuiac urng than any thing else The towns on the sea
board and few miles back have facilities enough already
Tor getting 10 market without requiring railroad. The
various steamboats, running between this city and tho
various ports the Connecticut coast are sufficient 10
do all the carrying trade much cheaper any railroad
could and it is very doubtful whether road run.
ming along the Sound would pay the triaing dvi
dsnd the competition from'steamboats and selling YES
sells would BIO more than it could successfully contend
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Married.

by the Rev. Dr. Lyall of Christ Church, Mr.. JOHN
BhEws to JANE ELIZABETH, eldest daug hter Of Mr..
John Rowland, Of Brooklyn L. I.
On Sunday, the 2lst, by the Rev. WIN. g. Balch, Mr..
THoMas NICHOLSON, to Miss ELIZA ASN JosErH, all
o. this city.
In this city, on Thursday, the 18th instant by the Rev
Mr. J. b Tia denberg. Mr. PsrEa SArBoLr, to Miss kE-
ruRAB Gsoss, both Of Philadelphia
At Jersey City, on the 23i inst, by Edmund D. Barry
ID. d. THOMAS b. GAuTIER, NJ d., to CAROLINE NJ. TAy.
loR, eli OF Jersey city.
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VANAMBURGH Il CO.'S
40 o l. D q &c A L K ii BITION,
No. 53 BOyvery,
u rosite the Bowery Theatre will open on
Thursday Evening, Dece Der 18th. lS45.
MR.. VANAN uHGH having spent years Europe with
s, EXPENSE = kSb ExrW
SiVE CCLLkCTIO> Or ANIMALS that has ever been
hbit the New YoR public While liking pre- psasi ons for
Doors open from 10 u in the morning; and from
O'Clock n the ATE and to 10 o'clock in the evening
For particulars see bills Of the dsv dl4 mtrc
THE CELEBRATED OPTIC GALLERY,
on exhibition at III Broadway cosr of Chambers
IN Europe including Royal Families, Cardinals Bishops Pro-
These views consist elegant aud finished Paintings
IN The most correct and minute the fol-
The Chapel Of William Tell, in Switzerland.
2LThe Magnificent Garden Saloon il the residence
Of The Prince sehwa az near Vienna
where Saviour born. This pot here
and e"y 6 rons ores
Christian soveregns during lapse q many centuries The
The Arlnen Church at Bstheheml must it is believed
have IN the present age o. The world l. has
and thousands omous Pilgrims being the obj
Christian yeneatou and the place where began the
The proprietor does ouht that all Christians resident
n this city, viii be irous Of viewing this splendid
Mlags production Of the celebrated Italian artist Msn011 Of
NAPLES, taken from the new road.
3-The Solemn Entrance Vienna OF the Princess Mari
anna OF Savoy the occasion OF her Marriage with the En-
s-The North Pole Expedition Of Captain Parry IN the year
The Splendid St Peters Square at Rome rs viewed on
Easter Sunday few before the Pope gives his bes
f RRs@ Views once exhibited will be il the
The above viii BE- open only until Saturday inclusive
gven) daily, except Sunday foom II 10 and from to in
Ambulance % cen.s-Families Of persons Including chill
dren, 81. d. 2mrc
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IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.

IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
HAVING just received from Europe with
Of ine Gold add Silver Watches aud Movements lot
independent Seconds aud double Watches and Move
this opportunity call the attention Of the watch
TO visit stock which, in every respect will be
found advantageous, both for price and quality
DELACHAUX X MARE,
NO. l27 Fulton street, New York
r s-Engaged also IN the watch making business, con.
uue the repairing ofa kinds OF watches par
tcuarly those Of fine and difficult works. nls imsm
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
THE premises of the undersigned, No li6 William street.
offs and r. aud robbed of the following articles for the
recovery of which the above reward will be gwen
silver Table Spoons marked 81 do Forks marked g;
three 10 spoons, mark; three do Forks mark
Fork, marked ID 4; one do Spoon, marked T..
About $500 franc pieces,
some French coins of Portugal and Spanish coin.
A Box containing jewey3 diamond rings; small mi
mature Of my late husbands pair Of rings Of
pearl aud topaz rngs pair and breast
Cameo one gold watch cham two seals and keys we'd
ding with the of Jane Duax engraved TIL
with several fuger rings Of descriptions Also
said box there half and quarter eagle
and fifty silver Also small and large gold
and pearl Also breast with hairs topaz
bust e NAPOLEON; do do pearls and amshyst; do
friendship hands elasped; do do three
watch chain before menticnet.
Lewerd of dollar, will be paid and questions asked
Tor the othe Of
Names cluster diamond ling containing
large diamond surrounded by small
aud small diamond ring plain hasp The
miniature Of Mr.. Dulux square frame all gold
worked, AID dressed in brown and white with
rec facings--rng III the
JANE DULUX,
- lI6 William street.
Pawnbr kers will be literally paid for stopping and return
ing any al the above articles d22 3tstewh
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= - ,--~..- -
fAAA IAGATAGs
CHRISTMAS EYE.
WednesCos puveniEg, December "a.
vlI n. nsrco,,and
RoHEWiaN t;IRi
Tbaadspq Mr. Fra,.r
nsvl.bo,c - Mr. ss~n;,
Connt amb.;n - - = Mr. D.I,vsa,i
ariins = - Mrs semin
- - To .c.o;n,cii,,ji.. ,y,tb - Ses"'
THE TIrRNpiKE GATE
Toe ss,adf,.s;i = wi Ei.Is1
N.rv $3.50 iu;s. Ia: - on
P,,e. af asn,..,on- Ror.. al - IN .s,. ,y.ll.yr
a car. 80 80 ~ -'"' '''t'
1oors oos, a. az a,..L s,krt, s,,,o xz,,;.s
AZ oieierE ~ ~ 'N''
HOWERS THEATaxn.
A. W. JACKSON MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
CHRISTMAS EYE
"wednesday Evening, December "a,
me pehop ISaf 20 e. commence win
p:.A. niCHAhD III.
R,ehmoo.a - n scott
RncIlnshe.n,r, '''' 1870. 'Dassnport
1880 ''..t...'.' ...... Large
i.i An =, '..'''.' ~ mn
Tncbsss NJ K .n :. 80 80 49,. yrs ihunps
Duches' % he NJ 80 .i Mrs sckney
,,x,., % conciude with
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doors open at I-ferlormance to commence at half PAST
ARCH SVHEET TIEkATNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
AcrIS0 MANAGER. ........... Mn. Sccrr.
sTAcK MArsssR MA. II. 4. 5'EssEs
CHRISTMAS EYE
wednesday Areninx. December "a,
Thri night the Magnificent and
wth new scenery, dresses appointments tricks SC called
tie
GREEN MONSTER
in which Messrs Wood Davis Burke Stevens, Myers Me
steyer Brown Miss Carne and Mrs Duun will all appear
This spectacle has been produced M immense expense Of
$1,000 and cannot fail to attract he curiosity of ALL will
present feet specimens of machinery Painting ard cos
by the most artists of the day rendering
plete ia department.
Added TO the above. the standard Comedy Of the
POOR GENTLEMAN.
Combining the talent Of four celebrated
Burton, Brousham, Burke and Owens, with Mrs.
Hughes and Miss Alexina Fisher.
Tomorrow, being Christmas re will be Splendid Day
Performance, CONNIE cling at o'clock
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A SUITABLE NEW YEARS GIFT,
USEFUL ALL THE YEAR ROUND.

A VISITING CARD PLATE, elegantly engraved, and 4
Pack Of cards neatly printed being very for
the New Year cards printed from engraved plates in the
nsaest short noee Cards Home Cake and Vi
sitting Cards executed the first style the moderate
prices lace bordered and embossed ENVELOPES beautiful
VALENTINE Gard Engraving and Printing Establish
ment, No. Bsekmsn street, one door from Park Row.
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TEETH! TEETH!

NEETH inserted without pain and warranted good the
l. natural ones, for biting and masication.
complete double set Of best mineral Teeth
fine gold plates, $50 90
set Of best mineral Teeth, fine gold plate,
for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric
20 90
Single Tooth, from 81 90 10 5 90
Plugging Teeth with Gold, from IS to 80
BY Or JONES, Of Canal and Broadway,
rance n Canal street d2t 2tissrrc
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HOLYDAY PRESENTS.

1UMsDAY'3 highly improved Accordion having his adj
~ ditional harmonic. snd splendid Quit for
sale cheap. Apply Dumday, Professor the Gutar,
tenn No !25 Broadway doors above canal street Mr. D.
inuesto teach ladies gentlemen the above their
dences in all of New city, very reasonable
al 2fs%r
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The MAILS AGAIN.-The mails are in dreadfully
confused condition. Two mails from New Oreaos
were due yesterday afternoon.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
ITO enable buyers for Christmas and New Years Presents
L get
RICH AND HANDSOME GIFTS,
for little money, have reduced prices thirty and fifty
per cent ON
Rich Brocade S,tns,
F" Silks,
Silks for Dinner and Street Dresses;
- Evening Parties,
Black Watered Silk warranted Paris wstered
Damask and Striped Silks,
Plain Satins aud Silks
Mouselin de anes
. Cashmere D'Ecosse,
Embroidered Cashmere Dresses.
Sar0n Piaids, Panan,as, French Caiicoss, Pelpets,
lnerinos, Cioakings,
Rich Bags, CraUots Scarfs Purses, &C.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
The above with large stock Of Fancy Goods offer
at an immense sacrifice. JAMES BECK CO.
d24toJlr $50 Broadway.
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AUCTION SALES.

NANCY GOODS T HSD tas AsSs1sr PRESENTS
No % $50 lots Of Fancy and House Keep
Jsps red do Victoria AND Gohe Tea T.
Also, a 50 gilt and bfo ron Solar Lamps.
Also an invoice Of rich pted and bronze Candlesticks
spe,dd assortment OF Jennings Beeridges Paper sache
Also, IS rich gilt and four columns ebou yClocks.
Also. boxes Cine Dusllng Pistols with all The apparatu,
Also, cases rich silver gilt Knives and Forks
Catalogues now ready DE-, lire
TTNDEawRHi rE 8 THTEE arSSast viii
ss;i s .ss
osi sen dug Ss Rfy, R 9s dc caas dor
SHs. 4 STAT.
VIZ VI RSkLEH n and
d Ferte.Ths day. Wednesday, ,S o'si0et the sales
room No ISL Broadway, two to three hundred Birds in
and choice SELECTION ''s manner 0'
Also, one large Salamanca Sale da lt.r
LOST
A NOTE drawn in favor of Alex. Blkbeck & Son, of
s s T ssi ~. CO.. .asI dated all fS ss
hf ss Ss has soSS"s
A PARTNER in the Undertaking business, with small
"A cash capital of $500 TO $780, cabinet
ker preferred This is safe investment Apply $50 Pearl
TO TAlLOkS.
WANTED N customer establishment Of the first
w liability Cutter of first talents 10 capable of
cutting suit the of gentlemen liberal salary WILL be
given. Address Apollo" at this office. d24 3t,rc
WANTED,
CLERK in Drug Store. An Englishman having served
some time at the business, preferred Apply to Mr. q.
n Mountain, 1873 Fulton street. Brooklyn. d23 STR
FANCY GOODS.
ID !. FRANCESCA, No. Vesey street, Astor House.
formerly Of B,oadwa, respectfully informs the public
that he has received by the latest arrivals
sortmep Of Toys Peumey and Fancy Goods
approaching hOydays The articles he oes
entirely styles chosen with particular for the city
trade. Terms reasonable
large assortment of War Dolls. dl4 lt*r
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THE PARTISAN SECRET.
JUST PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French,
entitled The Pars Secret, Self Preservation:
feet security gainst sexu Diseases under all
WITHOUT the use OF Medicine dsagreeable necessity
universally understood aud employed by OF fashion in
Paris London, and ether large cities
BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM. w. d,
Memr OF the Faculty OF Medicine Of 10 the
Rue se Sc Honore 90, Paris
Published by Robert II. Dumont, Legal Deputy for DR.. Lee
bsuu,, $50 Washington St Boston Pce C2s cents copy
two copies for ST. All orders should be addressed post paid,
to Robert Ii Dpmont above
For sale in New rk, ory by WYATT & KETCH-
UNI. III Fulton St; Philadelphia Colon Adranee, Ia the
Arcade, Cheshut dis lmifr
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WATCHES.-WATCHES AND JEWELRY.-Those
w Awho wish TO purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys &r will find greatly their
advantage to call on the subscriber who selling all descrp
lions Of the above retail mueh lower than other house
and Jewery exchanged bought All watches warranted
to keep good time, or the money refunded.
q. L. ALLEN. Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street,
nl2 lmrrc stairs
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In SELECTING
SPLENDID LITERARY PRESENTS


SPLENDID LITERARY PRESENTS,
TIME And money will be saved by calling at GEORGE
l. VIRTUES, late X. MARTIN u CO. &c John St, where
be other works Of splendor, in
various bindiugs-
Fletchers Guide Family Devotion, a superb and useful
book bearing the general appreciation Of the American Cer
gy. go
TaylOs Life Christ the finest work of the kind elegantly
bound and illustrated
Bunyans Pilgrims Progress the magnfcently illus
taed book in the world aud the cheapest
Josepus's History of the Jews elegant
companion 10 the Old Testament
GV has also. at asonshingly low, prices few choice
Ens sh Bibles gorgeously illustrated aud bound printed from
the famous OXFORD ruby type which has been intro
duced into America 1t gives the whole Bible with SCOTS
clear and distinct reading d24 4teod-rc
BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS FOR Holy
DAY PRESENTS.
u ECEIVED from Auction 100 ladies' fancy Work Boxes
~ aud Dressing Cases at % cents 70 ss Souvenirs and
naid Card Cases. paper mache Card Receivers Cl
and marble Vases &C. Also leo dozen superior French and
German Cologne and fancy Soaps also zoo dozen fine
and lea Bells also 1000 dozen fancy back and side Combs
for sale in lots suit from 2 Is Dozen 2s
(up staIrs) Pearl street. d24 lt+r
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The SPECIAL MESSENGER FROM MExrco-Mr. Z.
G.. SaulnIer, the special messe niger from Mr. Sdell.
lett Vera Cruz in the English steamer Tweed, OF
1850 tons, on the I'd inst, and arrived in Havana on
the 9th Lett Havana on the lltb, in the schooner
f. A. Brown, of ~ tons register, and arrived off
Iybee Light, Savannah, on the evening OF the 10Th
when they experienced heavy gale from the SOUTH
west land to 81 hours; the boat proving herself
most excellent in the storm. Arrived In Charleston
On the morning OF the 18th and has been ~ hours
coming from the latter place.
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3 L l.
THE Second Ball this of the Social Reform sssoca-
non wall take place on Wednesday, Dec "a b. Fraul
Hall Chatham Square conducted name WIN CHI mas
given much satisfaction previous occ -s,ons
Geptlemens Tickets 80 cents-Lad do 2j t.
rsireahments, to be had of j. Mousor of ham and
Roosevelt streets and Of the members fthe Asncsou
dancing to G. mmence 8ociock sey.r Fancy Dances
VIII be INTRODUCES ed the en,nx 2, Primo
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SUCRE DE POMME, &c.
lust received from Paris freh supply Of sucre de
a. Pomme Nosat de Provence finest quality of Chosos,e
city of Fancy Boxes, Coraeis Bonbonares. and small
articles for " Notices Of every DESCRIPTION.
THOMPSON WELLER,
d2i tsmc 225 & 7l3 Broad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-22
Correspondence Of the Times,
PorkerSburg, Me-. 10, 1913.
TRIAL OF THE ABOLlTIONISTS.

Commonwealth OF Va. Circuit Super. Court
rs. ot Law & ChanCcry,
G'rn TSd L""i"on TOR Wood County Va.
Cour, met ON Monda, 18th inst. his honor
Judge McComas presiding. After some dis
cussion about trying the defendants %collec-
lively or individually, tn prosecuting a,tor-
ney elected To Try Gamer first. aud a good
portion of MONDAY, TUESDAY and "Wednesday.
was spent in examining the witnesses and,
The counsel agreeing, all the facts in the case
except the stage OF water at ia, uiuI', being
clear, some ot the witnesses were again called
TO ths stand and cNamincd on that point. On
"Wednesday evening The jury found special
verdict in substance as follows:
lst. They found the existence of all the
laws relating to the ccssion of oil Northwest
of the Ohio river, SC. organization of the state
oI Ohio, *. that som men in this state hay
ing heard thpt Mr.. Harwood's ucgrocs were
To cross the Ohio river and run off. on the 9th
July 1913. crossed the Ohio river to watch
! .hcm, aud hid themselves in the bushes, ON
the Ohio Side-about 5 o'clock, pm. the Vir-
] SitldliN saw SIN vi SNNCn VI tue ClllLtllS Oh "
hio pass by aud so down under the bank near
where they were concealed. Here both par
ties remained until between and 2 o'clock
a. M, on the 10Th, when the Nirginians heard
a craft on the river approaching the Ohio shore
with six OF Mr.. Harwood's negroes in il: inn
mediately those CT linens Of Ohio went TO the
canoe (thc three defendants on tri, among
them.) and took out some of the gods brought
over by the negroes. and went into the river
TO do so, and started up the bank wi h the
goods, followed by the negroes. The Virgin
ians rushed upon them and took the three de-
PENDANTS by force and all the negroes except
one and forced them over the river into Viz
ginia-they further found that there was at
that time about four feet water ia the channel
ID. That at the lowest stage of water, the
water recedes 50 feet from the place where Tie
capture was made or where the canoe was Ian
ded-that in AN ordinary stage of the river
there is six feet water in the channcl-tha
nine months i'll the year the water covers the
ground where the capture was made or where
the bow OF the craft stood when the negroes
llnded-tlat II the court shall believe from
this state OF facts, that the defendants were in
the Territory and Jurisdiction OF Virginia at
the time they were at the Canoe, then they
find them guilty, and fix their term of impris-
onment at three years, and il within the state
OF Ohio, at that time, then not guilty.
By agreement OF counsel the special verdict
was referred to the General Court at Rich
mond, for their decision as to jurisdiction and
territorial boundary of Virginia, where it will
be argued,
Gen. J. J. Jackson. atty. for the Common
wealth. Ninton of Ohio, Harrison of Clurks-
burg and Springer and Spcncer Of PaIhcrsburg
for Defendants.
Yours,
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