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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10
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!o. ssss, Eight Street. Baltimore.

NO. ssss, Isight Street. Eassianore.
ERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC wishing
Iva articles in the Confectionery line, are respect
fully invited to give ire call. The subscriber
takes pleasure in being able to offer great
er variety in his line than be had at any other
establishment in the city, and at prices that cannot
fail to please His stock comprises every article
in the line. such as CANDY Of three hundred diff
ferent patterns and flavors--with general assort-
,ment of Foreign and Domestic FRUIT, NUTS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, &c. Mach pleasure
will be taken to show my stock and prices to deal
ers--aso, persons at distance wishing Information
by addressing the Undersigned Will be forwarded a
list OF articles with the prices annexed All goods
shipped free OF charge Strict attention pad to
packing, &c, by JOSEPH MANN.
September 10, IS19--4t.
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go ROAD NaAsAEssS.


r WILL receive sealed proposals through the Post
| Office. at Huttonsvile, Randolph county, Va,
until the 20h inst (September.) for the Gaping
with Stone ard Gravel portions OF the Stanton and
Parkersburg road, 10 wit:
! mile at Saunton with Limestone, broken
small enough to pass through two inch ring.
i.-2 mile. with Limestone, between West
View and Middle River Bridge, at PIONEERS Mills.
l-2 mile, with Limestone, between the 9Th
and 10Th mile posts West from Staunton, being
near Toll Gate. No. J..
10 milo with Gravel. between the Crawford
Mountain and Calf Pasture River, about the 10th
milo post.
I-5 mile, on Bnl Pasture Mountain, with Lime
stone.
is of mile. at Hull's Store, with Limestone
l--2 mile at Monterey, with Limestone
Ia lnile on the two sides Of Cheat Mountain,
with Limestone.
81 Of mile. at Hnttonsvile, with Gravel.
IA Of mile at Shrieve's, and Ia mile at
Cnrrances, with Gravel
| mile at Beverly, with Gravel.
mile at Buekhanncn, with Limestone.
9 miles at Weston, with Limestone or Blue
Sandstone. near the mouth of Stone Coal, Did for
both)
! l-2milesnear Parkersburg, commencing at the
old Camp Ground aud extending up the rive. with
good Stone OF Gravel.
The general width of the Gaping will be from
IL to Is feet, and thickness about 9 inches. Each
contractor will prepare his own Section of the road
for receiving the Gaping, as follows, to wit:
BY giving it regular grade and surface. with
about inches rise iii the middle--repar all slls
tanning walls, gutter walls and cutters, and when
necessary. 10 put in cutters aud TO enlarge the
side bitches, SO as TO afford good drainage 10 the
road
All ao,t,acta not a. ceadiuu &, mile in isnuti
mnst he completed by the first of January next,
and longer sections to be done in twelve months,
G5> PROPOSALS to be made for SO much per
perch or 30 cubic feet.
{g;- Payment will be made as follows As soon
as 5000 worth oil materials are furnished Oh the
section Of any contract, such contractor will be
titled TO all estimate OF the same, and after deducting
the reservation Of ID per cenium, shall receive a
draft upon the Board OF Public Works for the a
mount IVAf. HAMILTON,
Supt. Of Stanton Z. Parkersb9rg Road.
September 10, 1879.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
VIRGINIA MESSENGER.

WIZ propose establishing in the town of Staun-
w ton, a Weekly Journal, to be devoted TO Lsi-
eratue, Science, .4rts, Morals, .4gfacuftare, and
General LateAigeucc We are encouraged IN tins
enterprise by the consideration, that not single
paper of this character is published III Western
Virginia. 1t is true, these important interests nave
received some attention i'll the political journals Of
the day but it must be admitted that they have
not occuped.the prominence their great Importance
certainly deserves liz purely poaHisaf papers, tiie
Interests ofpaYty must, matter OF course De lhe
all absorbing topics. We do not intend ~ any
means, decryng papers devoted mainly to ponies
they too have their Importance and should DE en-
Outraged aud read by every American cltlGen, who
feels an interest in the welfare CT his country. we
do contend however, that party politics should moi
cation, Religion, sle Moral and intellectual sclen-
ces, Agriculture, Mechanic Avis, and all esc that
can promote our own happiness, OF me prosperity
and renown olour venerable commonwealth, should
receive much larger share of our attention than
they have hitherto done. 1t IS i'll thus view OF the
subject, we propose to issue the
ssVIRGINIA MsSsSENGER,"
hoping it may contribute its share to thepublic good
intending to occupy neutral ground on the sub
ject OF Politics and Religion, we Will avoid all con-
necon with parties sects, but at the same time
will give genera intelligence on these topics, with
out restraint. Particular attention will be given
to the miscellaneous and news departments, as
to make them interesting to the general reader
We will appropriate portion OF our paper spe-
officially to AGRrcuLTuRE, in as much as it is adj
mitted by ALL that the interest the Farmer have.
up to this time, been lanentably neglected in Vir-
ginia, Notwithstanding the superior fertility Of her
soil and its acknowledged adaptation to husbandry.
III order to make the paper the more interesting
and nselu, will solicit contributions from every
portion OF The State, all the important subjects
above enumerated, and free and manly discussion
OF them will be encouraged.
But, to specify further, we will endcavor to make
the .MEssENGEa" acceptable to every good cti-
zen--and may we not indulge the hope that
project will be appreciated and encouraged by all
lightened and generous public.
o. The paper viii be printed on sheet q BY IS.
TEaMs-$2, payable alter the first issue.
j. +. KURTZ.
SAM'L McP. yOSY,
Stanton, Sep. 10. 1876
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Trust s s al G G,


10 Y virtue OF Trust Deed executed to ms by
I'D V. E. Geiger and OF record in the Clerk S
Office Of the County Court Of Augusta, shall pro-
coed, on Monday the path day OF September, lss9,
(CouM day,) in front OF b. Crawtord's Store, i'll
the Town eli staunton to sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following
LOTS AND LANDS
purchased by said Geiger, for taxes, in the year
1915, and for all Of which he has Deeds on record
in the County Cotst O4Eee Of Augusta, viz An
undivided interest Of five tenths in two Lots Nos.
81 and % in the Town of Waynesboro' IAN Undivid
ed interest of nine tenths in two Lots in MERGERS
vile, known as lots Nos. 25 and 4l--an undivided
interest of nine -tenths in Lot in Naynesboro'
known as lot No. IA piece OF Land containing
by recent survey one halt Of an Acre, being about
three and one fourth miles from Staunton, on the
main road leading from Sssunton to Mddlebrook,
on the waters OF Lewis's Creek and adjoitilng the
lands of Henry Hartman.
viii convey to the purchaser by deed with
special warranty as is usual in conyeyances by
trustees, though believe the title TO be good.
VIM. II. HARTMAN, Trustee
September 3, l843.-tda.
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H. TEOS. A. STICKLEMAN, the mail rob
Der, was re-commiilcdto our Jail on yesterday
morning, He was arrested near Lebanon, Ohio,
by Mr.. SANGsroN, Deputy Marshal fortho Yves
tern District, aided by the Deputy Marshal of
Ohio. We understand Stickleman endeavorctt
TO make his escape, on finding that he was to be
arrested but was soon overilauled.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10

together with supply OF CANDIES and other Con-
lectonaries-also variety of Toys, Musical In
struments, Pickles, Brandy Peaches, Preserves,
Fancy Articles. Sugar, Havana Honey, &c, &c,
all Of which he will sell low for cash, Or on short
credit to pullctual customers.
WILLIAM MILLER,
Opposite the Spectator Office.
staunton, Sept. 10, $3.50.
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wsTsspIsTgs EZg u r. CTs.

TIME Rev Mr.. DowNEY having been appointed
by the Bishop of the Diocese, Treasurer and
collector for the new Catholic Church i'll Stanton,
informs the subscribers, that he will
cali on them in few days for the amount OF their
subscriptions.
Snntn1nher g 1910
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10
Fresh Groceries.

I HID. Porto Rico Sugar,
Z hid. n. O. do
hid. Superior White Sugar,
Box Double Refined Loaf Sugar.
! Box Cd quality Loaf Sugar,
Band Puvefize do do
! fierce Sugar House Molassos,
y Bags Laguira, Green, Rio & Cape Coffee,
Adamanine and Mould Candles,
Rifle Powder and Bar Lead
Half Chest of Superior Black Tea,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Camphos, Ground and
Grain Pepper. Cinnamon,
just received and for sale low by
A. J. DEAKINS,
Old stand of Cowne & Deakirls, op z. O.
June 30. lS49.-Spectator copy.
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The Minnesota papers note the rapid progress
ofpopulation in that territory, Lols at St, Paul,
the Capital, which were a short time siace con-
sdered quite remote, are now in the centre of
the town, More than seventy buildings, it is
said, were erected there previous to the first inst.
Gov. Ramsey had dividct the territory into three
judicial districts, the courts Of which sit at the
townsot Minnesota. st. Authony's Falls, and Still
water.
u The democratic. lave:a majority of "a on
jolnt ballot IN the Indiana Legislature That
will do
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10

DECLINED. louisville Courier learns from
reliable authority, that Hon, j. G. MARSHALL de-
clines tho appointment OF Governor OF OieSon,
recently tendesed him by the Precedent
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New Establishment.

rHNHE undersigned having purchased of Mr.. B. +.
u Evans his entire stock of Coniectionaries, and
made extensive additions thereto, begs leave to in
form the public that he will keep constantly on hand
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nnEHssepNAE HsNessSpg1HsgsY

decd, will proceed to sell, on Thursday, 10th Of
Septeinber at public auction on the premises, all
the
Personal PROPERTY
Of said deceased consisting Of two head
of Horses, two head Of Cattle, some Hogs
and Sheep one "a hour Clock one Desk
and Book Case, Two Cupboards, one Safe,
four Bcdsteads and Bedding. and variety
of Household and Kitchen furniture too
numerous TO mentlon.
TERNfS-Nine months credit will be given on
all sums of Five Dollars and upwards, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security.-all sums under
Five Dollars, the cash will be required.
JOSEPH G. TELLER, Exor,
Of Joseph G. Fecr, sen, decd.
September g. ls49.-tds.
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w atches, JeweIry, sc.

ANcHon l. 'ErrNg AND PLAIN WATCHES, (oi
JOS Johnson, M. /. Tobias and other celebrated
makeys,} Hreast- pins. Finger Rings, Bracelets,
Pencils, Guards, Ear Rings, Clasps, Diamond point
ed Gold Pens, Spectaces, Thimbles, Shields, But
ter Knives and an assortmentof Silver ware.
Having purchased in Philadelphia for Cash, he
is enabled and determined TO sell at plices that will
not fail 10 please. By permanently locating, and
by strict attention to business, he hopes to receive
share of public patronage.
{5- Clocks, Watches and Jewelry carefully re.
paired and warranted.
GEO. B. WRIGHT,
South Corner, Virginia Hotel
Staunton, July 80, l849-3m
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VALLEY MARBLE YARD,
t5easaEaaQaa, va

Main Street, whore he has and. intends to
keep constantly on hand full supply of Grere
Stone. of the finest white Eastern Marble,-aIso,
Tomb Icps, both plain and moulded. Monuments,
Boz md Punaael Ioaabs made to order.
He is manufacturing Egyptian, Italian and A
merican Marble Nantes Of the latest style and FIN
isl at his works in Winchester. Gentlemen wish
ing TO purchase will please to call on JAMES c.
Marquis. who has charge of the works, and who
will deliyer and set up without the purchaser nun
ing any risk to breakage Designs OF Nantes can
be seen by calling Oh The latter.
The Workmanship will be done in the neat
est style and on the most reasonable terms.
JOHN PAGAN
September s, la49,--Sm.
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ARTISTS, PAINTERS,
Daguerrectypists' Depot.
O.---.O-----
VIM. A. WESONG,
No Q NJ. LiJeytu street.

BAKY NJ o IL d, Nj D.,
AND RETAIL DEALER
w in Window Glass, Paints. Oil, Varnishes,
Brushes, Turpentine, Bronzes, &c. Artists Ma
terials. and full aud complete assortment of Da-
guerreotype stock, of Cases, and Plates, CheuA
Gals Sc Sc, at the very lowest prlces
September TO- IS49.-3t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10
q Public s Sale.

EpY virtue of authority vested in me by the las
Il , willard testament OF Joseph G. Fcller sen.
decd, will proceed to sell, on Thursday, 2oth o
September, at public auction, on the premises, al
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-10

7 WILL receive sealed proposals through the Post
Office. at HuttonsvIle, Randolph county, Va,
Until the 20th inst (Sepember.) for the Gaping
With Stone and Gravel, portions OF the Stanton and
road, 10 wit:
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Board Of supervisors

Petition Of Edward Leake, for relief from assessment
for sewer In Eighihave.
Ala + Kelly presented bill OF John McCeesier Con
stable In sixth Ward "fO services peace officer and TO
the Coroner IN serving suhpenas relating iu hc opera
House uo four days al - - day, SO ceflhed To- DC
correct by the Coroner
Aid Wood suggested that De referred 20 Tie 'omnl
lee on Police. sc. for inquiry
The Recorder thought reference to the Committee ON
County Oihccs would Dee The proper one d. -e.
he ssld someW hat singular u it, character ana re- DAs
never kuou before the Coroner 20 cal Tor such dispufse
meuis The Coroner receives : Tor every inquest he
holds aud subpciss IN al cases, tle witnesses ne VIII
receive more Than 500 for e Investigation IN ihe case
which occupied about DAYS. tn all The time hdNt
been the bench said thc Recorder have never known
an instance IN which tne Coroner made such charge
The AID of the Eighth and Ninth suggested To the AID
Of the Sixth 10 withdraw the bill ard present 70 10 ihc
Committee OF he Common Council, who with the Mayor
and Controller have audit aud pay AL oils iot
extra police other expenses attending The ducHlN az
The Opera House Ancra few words rom Ai h re WIN
drew the bill
AID h also presented bin OF T. d Gillespie, under
tsler for s9 being for fncrC. expenses 81 Geo Lincoln
Thos Beekmsn and Nnl Amour-vlz. cohnt 80 .
caves $50 &c THIS bill Is also certified by the Coroner
a. correct beng directions given 10y the Coroner 10y al
vice OF The Mayor Referred 90 same committee.
bill was also presented by AID n. from huSh Stih
for carriages for the CoToners Jury 10 VISIT the hedes
OF he persons killed during he Aston place opera House
nos So" Also certified. Referred TO same
Two OF three petitions were received Tor icAel nom
erfunccus tau. Referred. . d, .
bl OF g. W. Walcn. Tor himself and ONcrI Shaeeo.'
iof expenses incurred IA bringing 10 the tiy from New
Jersey Wm Freeman, charged with grand larceny WAS
ordered 10 De paid
On motion q AID Morgan. The Board ADJOURNED TO Mon
day ncAi a. o'clock
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the Tor taking care Of Cour kt To he con
fnued For PIE Mr. Muock for def Mr. Smith and Mr
Henry.
CoURT OF GENERAL sEsstoNs-T htvfday At the open
ng of he Court. Yesterday morning ~ trial ~ owen
No La FIu for burglary was resumed. Officer
han being es ned 10 arresng the prisoner .t0rt p
after The burglary vas committed. and thar the ns0rer
denied having The money. bar sad hat he who had
b. but would sooner 60 D The state Prison for YEAR.
han Tell w lO he Toe testimony for The rrue.~lrr
here closed Capt Charles Upper called ior The
defense and ie-ted that the prisoner hsi been n BEL. en-
p.Oy and had conducted himself with propriefv fi, ~
evidence wa sddlced 20 show that the PRISONER a. The
time o tae burg ary. was ln bed a1d hat ie rrs
AZ .rF believe and arge. vas Fay WHO "a. arrested
hIt Oh charged 'or want VI efficient evidence fo acts r
lm The c-s~ V - argued On both side- and -utn af
to tie Jury. The Jury went 04t and .onetae after -
h4i pot agreed nn verdict The Court c1n.-rI el. Il.
tooa r-crss until O'CLOCK. T1- jury afer beng OUT
lur q O'Clock. came l W.I. verdict at .ly ~ -rsnd
arrent only Tie Gr-aler Wa reminded ilr --.,e-c..
after which 'ie Court I'D olrnec gnr. fh. noru1ga ID
O'Clock
u" Grand jury came a,o Cont and delivered number
NJ papers.
Map I,egan PLEADED guilty ,oa grand larceny. sie4-
.n- watch 4ed ai - and sentenced tofle >s'e
Pr-0r for years
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AND MONEY MATTERS
Tor sails II s'oes', q. see Fourth Pqge


THURSDAY, May 2i-P ~
The Fancy market Was rather firm to-day, anc
several descriptions improved Sound stocks were ia
good demand. partly for foreign account. Treasury
Notes sold 90 49, Government Loan. l-i- Ilii Loan.
l-eI ll3i. Harlem Preferred sod at JOS. hut oi
fercd I'd 31i sellers option II months sale Of DOO
State SKIES "as made after the Board az % = cent
IN Exchange there is nothing Of importance do
Ing Sterling is nominaly sidsl Francs, 3 ~ n
. 23i Continental Exchanges are in small supply and
hnn.
il Freish,s there is fair business doing, and
the market il without change To Liverpool 200 bales
Cotton were engaged at I'D 0532d 80 tons Provisions
SC. 25s; 1000 or 5000 bbls Flour Is l0id and 10000
bush Corn I'd in bags and Cd Ia bulk To ireland $50
English brg took 20 900 bush orn at ID for Cork and
a market To Glasgow, some Flour was taken al 2s
and Corn at Cd The rate 70 Havrc is a &c for Cot
ton, with some engagements
There Is no change TO notice in the Money mar
kot excepting increased plethora Of capital Loan.
ou Government Stocks are freely made al . p cent
and large parcels Of Money could probably be obtained
al a. e. cent First class paper goes al Co7 4, cent
auctonccrs paper single name at 7qs q cent The
supply Of good paper is moderate, as tho Banks are
di.countne freely.
The business at the Sub Treasury to-day YVES
large Receipts SCOOP O0
Payments ID O-2 ~
Balance %, lt7 ~
By the statement Of the condition Of the Banks
Of this state, just published by the Controller It ap-
pears that the circulation Of the State is furnished as
annexed
Ycs-York City incorporated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Free Banks .................... lbt.067
ipidi - f.tti
Country Ranks-lucorporated. Sa8lGi5|
fIt' ....-.---. ....-.....- i.1ji.i4N
=
Toial circulation. 81 j09932
70 viii be seen that the City Banks with S2l0OOO0O
capital furnish s. 10000 of circulating notes while
the Country Banks, with only S20OOOcOO of capital
furnish sl1Oi9 900 more than three times as much
The oiner principal Cooperative features Of the City aud
Country institutions are as annexed
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Domestic Ports.

BOSTON. Msy Isl Ar hart Il RI i-r. Baltimore brig l1-a
z gore. AsTelfr.a, sfhr & 40 49, a. N-Ne d. -
ktNNfblN M, Msy H Ar t0e- huison ia o. pr-, Cailf
>rEe " ffo1 80 20. scar i-.y. Boston
QUINCY Ma .3Ia pm, org sam q Ben. ir Boston, Gu 'i o
VI.
PHILADELPHIA MAJ 44-Au barss Mars. -ler, Nv fofs
Diamond s-v-r.on dn CO. st~fnshp tllntu-
Ped thar..to seah Alns Boston trts tlcr~r rsf
i.i NJ "a >.4f-, Csfhsrr- NAN. Waff-n o. Alarm p
,as- md market shrs p--i-u ne. Haley, hs0af lsaaf
rst hul1 Nn-uR Na-.sa. 81 Nzfer web. IA
franc-s Helen Leeds. Boston tnIsn, Nehni-. Atlantic
l4vf-lce Siork p.ys. kyuor. do. saa LUIS kl-- Hf
Tseeh soufsorft o.. Ira Bf- sri- H. ru. Wr1 gHu
Sc tel-. f.l~s, Norssh. J'nls Br-a. go. Reeve
REEVE. mthaalsn- barge Delaware, kesi Nfo .~amsf VA
o. .rrrsl.
NItNItGTON SC Nay i4to Ar Mser,a W.. ca.
Yof -i-i1- Robinson d Maple errsh tu. lf--s. NJ -fs
g. thorn. NauNf-i t - Bother b-n-n. Bot tt-1 iy H
>iu- rNr.nolfh ~ winthrop L@art Nluldnu CO. James q
Wt.1Vr. D. Niufs. bs W. t0 n We 20. a. d.
o. i4 ru h. io - Helena u bD.' 100 ,nsf"s
3fl.sl- n P4reqli. lo , 10 Nasl Il 3- Ns-1i.r1
hrtksYIIIF &c. Nj, AR trg. D.di-. Hopil. BE-
Aef. orr fo sAr te-f.us Niurs Go sgt- ho, O1-r
rlasi krmr. k.ll-ogns 4nar- More, Nespor e.
ti1a Hu Rtbts Boston l,a, "e-cog1s, Was-' broA
- ~
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CCyKr OF OYFR AND rFRNlNEG-Before Judge hurihGl
and AID Wool and Mulhus-TflSl OF Haiilm Thompson
TIN. Gaze was called The prisoner is man. apparent
~ = or ~ year, Of age dHrk nSf and whsAers me
latter rather ia He Of rather ford comp exon some
What Lengthy ,sc and rather high cheek bones In per
rather tall and stout buit young woman he wlie
also IN Court her appearance deoung we MARKS o
deep grcf They have understand one eA4i' yet AL
infant
On Ward sborer the th April ls+S asa" ted snes
Mouahau with knife. making wound ol me eie.1'A {"
Two inches, and OF The depth oi three in0"cS % N sac
died. 4c -. s ~,
The prisoner ) defended by Mr. Daniel Maryin ana MI
J. ; Lawrence. counsel assigned him cy tNe
District Attorney and Assi>ian; sweeney aPleai iV' fs
cuuOn. , 49,.
The empSneliug OF d Jury then commenced We ou
70 were sworn before the panel becoming eNhSus e"
additional ones were ordered 20 be summoned ~H1 '
Court ae lOurned 70 this forenoon al 10 ocloeA
L. $ CiRovIr CoVRr-Before Judge Nelson-The
ua In which MesSrs Taiham and others are parties. ~
relation 10 alleged infringement Of patent iof NE LA.
ec;ufe of lead pipe already referred To- was ven yV'
gay afternoon 70 the Jury-Scaled verdict hs oiVHV'
CoVKr o. COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge lngrahsnl.-
St~es l. PAelps ~ Edeard ByodeTio 10 recover 20.
ierias furnishes the erection Of houses "a Sefeiils
already referred Verdict Tor defendant
Jsses n Ssegs w. Jisses - kocscrch--Acuon py eA'
Jasee Sheys against Mr. 4 to recover about o. oeius
sulO0ni received by Mr. X fOm $40 10 isis In issung
al sgmmOuscs oai o. the Ward Court OF Jusuce ; al -
cents each The Cosrt was held IN room in the second
SOY OF Mr.. RS house being pgohe house II l. SAID
t1e Nj X. authorized 10 Issue ne sehinOhsSs anu
received the money which belongs 10 Jusuce > fof de-
Tense Il - said Justice s could not suthoil1e M IN.
ess he made him his clerk and 4 he did MI X Is enuieo
toeoPensanon for SUCH also thai nc - enueo " 0H'e
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MRS. KIRKLAND,s NEW WORK.

lust PUBLISHED-HOLIOAYs ABROAD. or Europe
y FROM the West by Mrs. Kirkland. author u A New
Home &C. vo.-. limo
I-nla--rl Fopu sfty We NO. c1f'sJ rnm
tho-- ~ -ol oo,aa - ts Pcofs p Eafop-
Commerce, A ir-rs-r
Also. Second Edition of Rural Leuers AID other Re-
cords OF Thought a. Leisure. -. By y Wills yo4.
LIMO.
second Edition OF Living Orators 10 America. By Z
Z MagoOu. vol l2mo Illustrated wI th portraits.
Adirondack or Life go tle Woods b. J T. Headley. ]
spl Emo illustrated.
LIE and Wnanr. OF De- WIZ Clinton By ". " Camp
bell. IsoL with portrait
Border Warfare of Sew-York b. W W Cam bell,
vol Emo BAKER = SCRlBNER.
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