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ALERT IT NcoLaNl Aaotonfef
DOSITIVE SALE,
u TO cLosE A cOsCERS og
70 100 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AND hoUsEs-s1
az the beautiful Village Of
UPPER MORRIsANlA near The Railroad Depot
ALRFRT IL NICOLAY


ALBERT H. NIC0LAY
VIII sell A. Ancon, FRIDAY, Oct H. 1888 a. II A. ~, OF
1Hk GRUynD the highest bidder 10 god
hLLDIN0 LOTS varying from p by 10 feet 20 acre plots
Uppr the delightful vi ssee Ia the 'n
ty Of commanding extensive vie" OF the
country beAula @liB two minutes walk OF tho
Harlen Rsroad handsomely located fordhsuasy
1he opened and properly graded s1d great
taken nuaane and 70 adopt An promote
make respectable village IA ofaef 20 gu
There ~ daily trains l0 the
Hai RaTOad stopping Mcr SANTA leaving almost Say fon
6oelock r. NJ and ihs continuation only 80 per
naum hieh than route Ina tha CITY u Nc" York
10 thos desiring heshy pleasant and convenient location tor
residence. this properly IA unslrIassed
TIKI TITLE IS lNDlSPUTABLE, =.
Is cent Of tie Purchase Bond snd Mort
for a. cent
except purchases paid BY II monthly
ilstai.mcntsl
Also frsue House stories high built about one year
sb,st zn2s Also adjoining Fordhamavy 5xlOo each
Ib property the Parsonage Of the Mhods Cnaeh
House Store Lot stna,ed on sshnston
ay and property occupied BY hr John DeS o
93xS about ID with good well OF
water totstheE with stable and osher oatbaidngA .
sale ~ be liberal and the iHes are ndspntAble
built Barn, which small expense
d eug house, win lots OF s0eno
arached 25xitO each.
AaOnsers fees viii be required % be paid
on The The lih day Of November
he full Deeds will be delivered Person deroas OF
amending take the 81 NJ train, and FREE RAIL
ROAD TICKETS LthOgaPhc Maps With full particulars.
Of JOHN DREW, Washinston-av, M0rTsAniAi or Of
ALBERT n. NlCOLAI, Auctioneer No ~ Wall st. n I.
should Friday, Oct a. the Sale vii! NOT take
place until the fret fair day. ttnla
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Che uSrlo . far.

o4rrcr o. rss GrNrR,t s1rru~Trx.~..~,<~-
cEssTti P,tAcr, New-iorS spa aF&{
NOTICE is hereby oven. thar 90 more apples,s..
~ 20 Eahs Il this sa4ss ~hs,As, 'osrsa ?. ssss
ssrted- u bAtCiELDE -
Secrft.y o. tie sareriai' -
sCgxRiSTsNDsSrs OsFtcs -
CtYsrsL PALACE sspt 4 al
T'HE PUBLIC sre respectfully informed Ia 4,
Il CRY rAL PALACE nov cpsn EVERY DAY su1..s.
M sa si s,1.l 'S so sa'' o. " '-''A AND sss
ssf,e ASu.siG1. =; ''''''''''''''''''"s
Ncuthy IyeAsss for ISL salsaias saoaial........
ss,sos lle.s'.
v.sr sre psl,si,,iy rsqa.ea rrs'ii, .Iss..,s ..
chrn.e % rlevrnt ieiss a, D. eurrsace
asts nav b res.-s Ar es-sse-s tAs csyyA 49,
= re Mss so'e q Mn ss 50 - ~ seaAs.s s'ss
JotlS NJ BaTCHrLDER sscretay oftAe saperiasss 90
-J'HE DIRECTORS Of the ASSOCIATION sfes
n EXHIBITION Of fe INDUSTRY % ALL NArIOVS -
sotses that Exhibition NV opeH 20 tAs P-tes ~
son1e ehsssss asd sadious viii hereaarr from tine naS>
.sae irs great Departments OF Raw frdaec. Ma1sisssuj
ArreaS Machinery and Fine A' tae EHAsios n,J assh
Tn Drscsr b making "a. annsrue.a.us tai. p...s.s
,sd ssSsvs ,6si hs, eve bss ss 10 ,A county laa %
Ssy *. VII Fg,, ss sp s ss i sss *. SAN os
Word ,i'osther 'urere 70 sayians ever ess
hs country while the inventive ngerp tne -
industrial eacry Sf own people have never ssss s
TIE ers-vrss md 80 taeu, q ovsr 5000 exhibitor. A.ss
dicsd IBIS array le met o-suti1 ind asu p2l = 800
en- reus 70 su5rsce 10 1rssea cppouny b examine aad az
sscec,on de Ike Which nessr hl bga AMI iaa sask
ras Esh6ion close in he aosth Of December "sHs
NgEcrofs s..
NORTr1r,R LIVINGSTON, PHILIp DVRROWES
AIEVTn PIN. JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON
AUGUST BELMONT 0NAS ". fOSlGh
AfFN HAMIITON. Ir. THEODORE SED3Wicxf
GRO Z. SCHtAlhR VIZ " STONE,
FLFFRT j. And RsON, WI MHErrEN r..
HENRY Y. Dt MIAMI joins nUNHAM.
q. II. WAuDELL NM NENr.
JACOB A. MFSrFRNFLr WATTS SHERMAN,
IAMFS A HAMILTON, = W kpMONDS
sAAyEL NICHOLSON :. ;. eDoseN ki.k "a 4
THEODORE sEnGwiCN, sreslsk
CHAx y kspsRsnN Tsessur,x
LAskS {. srvlsr. Aoys Sec.
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Ny Telegraph.


NEw.oRLEANs Oct I2The steamship United sss,e. sailed
New.Y0rk Al noon to-day
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Jnsuranrs GompauisS

DFEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE C0MPANy.-
ID once Clinton Han corner Beeknaa add Nassau Nsv ~
CAPITAL ScOO0 This Company iu1res against Los and -
rs bv Frs on ~ favorable tsirs-fuidnsN nerehss
Fuifure in PoTt aud their Csgoes and also s<n
Rsk of Inland Navsion Ordep By post or m psr'ea -
promptly attended 20
BENZ W. BENSON President
A Z Klnr,lsns Thomas McElfalh q. B. Coadoafet,
William ri Delirpot, james og<eshalA }. u Merritt
James MoErisoa, VIM n Snimonton, snss = s,,ne~
Edward l. Jeques, James crow, =, wnhem M-A
Ahrm Miller Abort Journey ~ oeoss, q oJrA
Edward v. Price, Adsnetoa Reed ScSy ptosa
Nrixht GlieA J. tdSar yoae = - n-.'''tb
S.erhep W smith. John H. Hsllett, william We.h
r. A Howe, J. u Fowler, des ,i N SssL Al.
~ NJ. Van Buren Daniel iedfman. Whneh w ss1Iass~
Nili,n, ID Andrews Aex G. roion, Aphens CodefkiA
Ehepe,er Coll,uor- William r. Dugaa X. A. foofw
Lemuel Bangs George '" Fsfnns,us wv y s
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NhaIaKa.

! o+-asnrs,.e IN. Wa Hsoi'''', fa Eas'-i i'.ai
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NCTlCE-NEW-NORK ami NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD BONDS-ngs ,fn-r resolo of the a-i ~ D.
rector &c bars 81 the Bor - ~ a. C0osn7 M doe hs
Ia q peg nes have the Trs OF 1-t-aaf on.' i1s
n l1 gar provided the hrlers hereof sc1f them uf
tee rta Ccr No Hr1Sv By he lr of 30
v.uber fhs b dcn b. letter iii ae rrrAsl
rsr eisir tie Numbers he bonis MED l
charse WM BENENI. lrsas -rsr.
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CPrAT WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,

N gbe Annuel Meeting fStoekhnderof ths Great
Netsn road Company Cox the election u Board d ptetors
and tre con Of hlE1 viii be held g. the oe OF aS
CO.. a. thr Civ Of New York No Hano, on TUES
nay "a. nan II October 1853. az - o'clock, A -. j.
TIE Rs e Transfer viii &c claed from the lad 10 ihe
October ls5l both days inclusive ,o.sru 60
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fluanrial.

EIGuIH.Av. BANK-The third Installment Of
- 7WFNTYFI PER CENT. The Cap.'sl st'ek o. ~
~ Wi be payable the Banking House corn o. aay sad ID
A. On FRIDAY, l4ih inst jas l. DAii ,-l'7.-
OFFICE OF NEw-YoRE Gas LIsHT CoNsashl
vT,uF PRESIDENT and Directors have this LAY
s,es Div d. nd Of Five PER CENT. on the Capital s'ck
- ne gcnpeDv for mouths ending ist Auslzt s anc I've
la ~ he Corspnnv on Canal and Hestsrss pay4be 70 n
on and ssr Tuesday, IL November n.s IN sns
M toot viii le cosed the 2h inst until s a.is oy oah
ie' '' &. L EVERIr soere srJ
KNICEERBOCKER BANk.--Notce Is hereby
N yfven that rufsu the Atcls Of Associs'n al ~
-,on 81 The Board Flee ion Of Directors viii BE- hse q
Psrkpe House on the Ssh inst between tie n99Is o. nc
o'clcck =. NJ October y 1873 81 DD.'',
TR,SsFER OFFICE NEw-JEsseY ZINC Co. OF u ~
NOTICE-An Election Of Three Directors oil thls
- Comrspy asreeaty shsrerl will be held ~ ne
Wo-Ls NeTek IN TUESDAY the st November eet"ee1 tn'
The tn.fer took win Re eiosed from h ly inst W.. "a o
By order. M. y 80 IN o7'''sIy.
OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
" PaNY TRANSFER OFFICE The OS'so sud Pennsylvs
ma Raod Company havDg arpoutedte riEneG their Trans
fer Irsns in 10 civ rotce hereby vs ths Books of rrsu
~ ofthe Csr stock hsv. been opened >, Office No 2 WAL
Ost u. 1873 NlFsLON LANihk 4 %
EDGEVORTH COMPhNY-A Meeting of the
II Of the Edgcworn Company viii b held the
CITY -York, ID. Of he Newf1Tk hn1z Board
No So fRlDAs lfb Oct0ber lust a. , P
general udance Of al interested paen -ry cqqstd PEI
order Of the Diresios JAS C. DUNN Carl
nAFIROAD MORTGAGE CITY AND COUNTY
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cssfy - N~s- irs sJtss B. VI sea. frslsu- lai ie3is-
F Cssr 1f sli Bank. hei1g frV 7Tl1 Esrrrlr frr0ss
srds.7 y Presnr al ilresl "a ID
tts 10 a rFs1erf1 " tIa -ni1n o.
III uk lee hs tirar-ol " uF 1 on ls -s-ilE
~ i l cf selfer.tE 5 lg -Ae dtg specified i1 is
If D. Of he Bank De- arne r-rt ID
no l.raf f. re' the tls
5f rhs t1crsi-e btsf Ihst ,tc si EazS Acstcl
6enk ocaed afhe Ne1-Y1rk fhe Coaur7 Nr
war be- BaukuE Hous .3r 90 ltascron Of = bus
ft-f 70 9Th day or Ma7. i fls Dag o. max
-s rs lo-. tie blsnsss Ilalsscfs a. "a ici,lou.
JANIS WILSON Presiieur
GEORGE ELLIS Cifiisr.
sai srei -ri ron y tol is-ans ,h s3 dy o 0.os'r
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OtYicE % THs CLEvrL AID TOLEDO aAiLsoaD Cox
so. IS " i.Isnst Hev-Yosk sept, 4 lts1

payY No IS " isrs, Sev-Yosk sept 3 itsJ
TIE STOCKHOLDERS of the JUNCTION
4 RAILROAD q OHIO sn5 he TOLEDO SORWALK snc
CLIlfLASD RAILROAD exchange thsir cariacA1es %
scck ie Companies for he sock e COl dicd Com
PAM cf.d -he Cve al3 and Toledo Rl lp1n application
-hr JUNCTION >uct All pl1s
Railroad
sser en- are 20 raid Ccnpaayg
rs a. scn haoks Companies Dc balanced
uhch viii Be- The Convertible sonas Of he
Junction Rood cen EXCLAIMED he -
ror-ehdsfrt Road + B LlfCHFTELD Trsa.lrrr.
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OuARrERLY REPoRT-srArEMENr, show

U n -r-ti1I q its bsas o. - tnaenFesA az
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

The new administration, says the Richmond En-
rrer are winning golden opinions by their appoint
T,ent, to Office, not only amOngthei political friends
INIT among intelligent and impartial judges of every
f,itb and section. The New York Commercial Times
organ in that city of the Wing party independent of
the Ibnes isns says in reference to the foreign an
nnointments which have been made:
aIf the President is equally fortunate in his dones
H.; selections for office, will have made a most nro
missing beginning in his new Office
The following is the first paragraph of an extended
article upon the subject in commendation of the wis
dom and prudence of the administration from the n
York Herald: rsaa--s54 .-.a.E III
acc well endorsed by experience, that athe proof Of
he pudding is the eating thereof" In fact The trial
Of thing is the only true test of its quality. And
upOn this test thus far the new administration will
bear pretty rigid examination in the matter of its
appointments 1t is simply impossible that all could
he good. The President of the United States. were
he old Methuselah could not be expected to know
every body. 0fthe claims of many persons for Office
he judge only by the vouchers laid before him:
and it too often happens that they cxaggcrate the
merits of the individual it is but fair to assume that
he has made the best selections that he could from the
1OhtS lt6fDre him '......
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Gbe Markrts.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL IS, 1876

FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL Is, 1853
REPoRTEDFon ESPRIT OF JEFFERSON NJ. BANNER.
CATTLE.-There offered at the scales on Mon
sold to city Butchers and Packers $50 were driven
to the Eastern markets. Prices ranged from 1925
$40 on the hoof, equal to $3.50 1925 net and
averaging 4.12! gross.
HOGS.-We quote nominay at 1925 a Z. 90, dull
COFFEE.-Wc note sales of about 5000 bags Rio at
o. Il 81 cents.
FLOUR.-HowARDS STREET FLouR-The continued
light receipts, with fair demand for export have sery
ed somewhat to strengthen the the past
week On Saturday there sales of 900 bbls. at
$4Sl5 being fraction advance the sales of the
previous day On Monday there further sales of
1000 bbs. at $4.S7.. Nothing reported on Tuesday
"Wednesday 5OO at $s4S75. Thursday 500 Mt 81 81!
To-day the steamers news rather depressed the views
of buyers but the stock being light holders refused to
sell under 49, and we heard of no worthy
of note We understood that GOO bbls were sold yes
tcrday afternoon at SIS
CITY Mills FLoUR.-Salcs during the week were
uniformly made at $S5, at which holders are firm
CORN MEAL.-Sales of Baltimore bbs. at SO 90.
The inspections of Flour for the week are 90 743
barrels and 39S half barrels. Also, 4T3 bbls. Corn
Meal.
GRAIN.-WHEAT.-We quote good to prime reds
Mt los 10 cents; white at Is 100 cents; and of
family flour whites at l2l 1913 cents.
CORN-To-day we quote at 50 SO cts. for white,
and So n 81 cts. for yellow.
OATS.-We quote Maryland at IS 81 cents.
CLOVERSEED.-Salcs this week at $3.50 7.75
per bushcl.
MOLASSEs.- quote New Orleans % a 30 cts;
Cuba q n "a cents, and Porto Rico "a a 25 cents.
BACON.-Wc quote Sides at u a 8 cents, Should
crs at g. 81 cents and Hams at IL.
LARD.-Wc note sales of 100 bbls Western Lard
o. cts.
WHlSKEY.-w quote bbls. at % 49, cents, and
hhds. at 22z cents.
WOOL.-Tubwashed 81 40 cents pulled 30 a 81!
cents, unwasLed 81 30 cents.
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sen with regard to Mrs Julia Gardiner Tyler =,
long TO stand in the presence of the patriot the
OF America that may offer TO them the deem hona re-
OF my grateful heartthat may present TO them te
whitening chasseinent they have infiicted; on he
cruelty OF the Duchess of Switzerland and for
the dignity with which they have exposed
-. The New York Herald, under the head If
" The Work goes ON, = aluding to official appoint
rnents and decapitations, says:
some, who have been among the most industrious
the oHee,seekers have failed, while others who
And still the work goes swimminply on The an;IIo.
Lte runs as smooth as ono groans, no shriels no
tb f!i rend the air. Never saw
I T3 years may turn up another trump-perhaps;-
Who knowsf But still the work goes on.
Mr.; Benz Leslie, ST. in the SD year of his
age, has Just arrived in Loudoun, with drove of
horses from Ohio This is quite a feat for a gentle
man of his age He resides in the vicinity of Hills
borough Loudoun county.
1.-THE Louisville Times Of the 5tb inst annonr-
ces the arrival there of Mrs. AowATTa accompanied by
MI. WAL +. RIrcHE of the Enquirer Run,ors have
been some time currentiin newspapers of the pros
peclve marriage of Mr.. R. and Mrs. III.
Pointed --'stsJ alius, now 'spose der is six
chickens in coop, and desman sell tree, how
many is der lefg' t
"What time OBJ day was it 2" sz.s
w nat time OBJ day was it Why, what
has dat to do wit it ?''9 81 sl9s fI
90 A good deal, honey. If it was arter dark,
dere would be none left; dat is if you Happen
ed to come along that way" 6a -
Look her niger, just stop dem personalities
II you dom, Fllexplode your head wild de pump
handle. Twill, -sartin as Mosesw II =
49,. Boys are like vinegar-the more mo
ther' there is in them the sharper they become.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19
MARRIAGES.

On the morning of the 9th instant by Rev. JOSEPH
BAKEn, Mr. FRANCIS s. s. NIcKowN, of Frederick
county, and Miss NARY A., daughter of Mr.. JAMES
LYLE CAMPBELL, of Berkeley.
On the 18th ultirno, by Elder HENRY JENN1NGs Mr.
JOSEPH S: HOLMES, of Page county, and Miss RE
GINA GLEN, of Shenandoah ~
On the 29th ultimo, by Rev. w. PAGE, Mr.. GEO
HOFFMAN and Miss FLORA, daughter of Judge
GEoRGE H. LEE, of Clarksburg. %
In this place, on Sunday, 9th March, by Rev. w
b. DUTroN, MIR. JAMES E. CHAMBL4IN, formerly of
Lcud0un county, and Miss ANNA E. SHRODES, of
At Wheatand, on Thursday, It'll instant, by Rev.
Mr.. MCGEE, MIR. WILLIAM ii. KRANTZ Of Narv
land and Miss JULIA ANN BEAVERS, of Loudoun
On the 18th day of April, 1885, in the town of Boil
var, by Rev: Mr.: McGwIGEN, Mr. JACOB FREDE,-
RICK SPONCLER and Miss ANN MARGARET
BUTLER-all of Harpers- Ferry.
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The Married woman,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

by On. A. ~ MAURIcEAU,
Professor Of Diseases Of Wonan
Ono Hundrcdth Edition. 1Smo., PIP. $50 Price so cts
Ion FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, $l.OO1
First published m lS47 and it is not surprising On, 1,on
de1A considering that erery Female trhetter married
or not can here acquire full knowledge of The nature
character and causes Of her complaints tvi The U0Tio,ls
hare been Sold NO]'N' '''O ''''
1t Is lmpractcablc to convey fully the various SUBJ
Jccts treated Of as they of nature strictly intend
ded Tor the married. or those contemplating mar
rnges, but no female DESTROYS of enjoying health and
that beauty consequent upon HEALTH Which is SO con-
duclre to her own happiness and that of her husband
but either has will obtain it, as has or will every
husband who has the love and affection of his wife ut
heart or that OF his own pecuniary improvement
10 Upwards of one hundred thousand comics have
been sent by mail within the last few months. :.
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DEATHS.

At the residence of Mr.. SAMUEL WALKER in Fair
mont, on the I'd instant, Mr.: MOSES WILSON, of
this county, after illness of three days aged about
81 years.
On Ont the 18th Of February, near shcpherdstown sA-
MUEh PEARCE. the youngest son of ISAAC and ELI
zADETH MCCARTNEY, aged year and months
Near Halltown, on Monday morning the 4th inst
of crysipelas, GEORGE WARNER, son of George
and EMILY E. ATKINSON, aged months and % days.
In Bolivar. on Thursday, April 4th, WILLIAM
HUMPHREY, infant son of VIM F. and SOPHIA
FITZsISIMoSS.
On the morning of the 18th inst. in this town. Mrs
ELIZABETH MCCARTNEY widow of the late George.
Mccartney, in the S4th year other age.
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MARRIAGE, HAPPINESS AND cow
PETEECE -


NTHY is 1T That we behold lnanv females. scarce
w in the meridian of life, broken in health and
spirits with complication of diseases and ailments
dcprvng them of the power for the enjoyment of life
at an age when physical health, huoyancy of sprits
ana happy serenity of mind arising from condition
oil health should be predominant. IT
MANY OF the causes OF her suffering frst-periaps
years OF marriagpwcre in their origin SO ligt as to
pass unnoticed, and of course neglected
IN AFTER YEARS
When too late to be benefited by our knovlcdse we
look back and MOURN and regret the full consequences
OF our ignorance.
What would often give to possess, in early
NE, the knowledge obtain in after years And
what days and ng hts of anguish we MIGHT not have
Dccn spared, If the knowlcdg e timely possessed
II IS MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
10 behold the sickness and suffering endured by MANY
wife for many years, from causes simple and CON.
trollaole easily better incurred
IF EVERY WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information contained in little volume
N"ih Tue reaSn OF all which would spare to herself
And to her husband the constant toll and anxiety of
mnd' necessarily dcvolving upon him from sickness
OF the wife, without giving him the opportIInitv of n
CURING that competence which his exertons are cnt
tcd, ana the possession of which would secure the
happiness OF himself, wife, and children.
. SEIZURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
By becoming in time possessed of the KNOWLEDGE the
want OF which has caused the sickness and novrt Of
thousands. F'| -
In view OF such consequences, no wife or mother is
eXcusbc if she neglect to avail herself of thai know
ledge IN respect to herself, which would spare her
much suffering, be the means of happiness and pros
Perlty to her husband and confer upon her children
that blessing above all price-healthy bodies with
healthy minds That knowledge is contained in a lit
tie work entitled - - 80
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19

-. confirmed by the Senate without the usual refer
NJ. and by unanimous vote The Union offieially
'snounCes the following appointments: y
Orn,suL-L ,Alexander Peasants, at Afinat;tta,,
Ne 1DHstOFs Of the CnstOms Greene q Bronson
.;ct Of New York, New York. in place of Daniel 8
n;stinson. who declines the appointments =
plT1addcns Sanford district Of Mobile Alabama IN
-,oco Of John ]. Walker, removed. n =
pofmasters Forman, Sacramento civ Cali
Arnia; j. j, Smith. Frederick, Maryland; Robt. 4.
avage Nevada city, California; Daniel Dickson
0ort Connecticut; w. W. Wick, indianapolis, In
SSisna. 10 asa = b ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19

Curtis AND BUrLER,-On Tuesday, the Cir
cult Court, now in session in this place, took up
the case of Curtis and Butler, arraigned for the
killing of a negro man, Frederick johnson, at
the Fauquier Springs, last fall. As had been
agreed, the case was submitted to the jury, af-
ter the opening addresses and the evidence had
been heard, without farther argument. After
an absence of some twenty minutes the jury
returned verdict mulcting the prisoners in the
sum of one cent, being equivalent to finding
them guilty of involuntary homicide. The
Judge, however, exercising the discretionary
power which the law gives him, and which he
believed the evidence warranted him in using,
awarded them three months imprisonment in
the county jail. They had also to pay the
costs, and had previously made restitution to
Mr. Green of the value of the negro.
r WGrrenton Wing.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON April l3.-Seyen clerks, on repairing
to the Pension Office this morning. found upon their
desks yellow envelopes containing printed billet ncu
which informed them that their services were NO lone
er required 1t is rumOrcd that more removals will
be made In the same office Tomorrow.
Ii reported that Mr.. Guthrie the Secretary of the
Of the Treasury, directing them not to appoint any
New Workers to cSerkships in Washington the
New 1SEk ea1stOHa- house patronage being deemed
their fun share "a the HPPortiOamcat OF this species
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19
WINCHESTER MAR
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL IA. 1858
Sales of Virginia Stocks in Richmond,'
April ii.

Virginia State Stock per cent. "a years 30 run,
interest from date, sales at the
Virginia State Stock, 25 years issue,
sales this week. .1o7, and int.
Virginia State Stock, of 20 years is
sue, over 10 years to run, with in
terest from Jan. l. LOG and int
Virginia State Stock, of 20 years is
sue, 10 years and under to run,
with interest from Jan. l. ......... LOB and int
Bonds guaranteed by the State of
Virginia, with interest from Jan.
l, last sales, ............. los and int.
City of Richmond Stock with inter
est from Jan. l, short dates, I02
and interest long,. .l04 and int
Lynchburg Coupon Bonds, 30 years
to run, .:....................1 100 and int.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40, sales
this week.. acknowledgements
Farmers Bank Stock, sales this
week.. Observation-Disclosures 9i
Exchange Bank Stock, sales this
week at Norfolk, ..................lIo
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Stock, last sales. Observation-Disclosures
Richmond Fire Association Stock,
par $50, last Sales. ..............
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad stock, last sales, 100
Richmond and Danville Railroad
Stock, last sales.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19
NC have inst learned the particulars OF a m!

I've have just learned the particulars of mel
ancholy accident which happened on Tuesday, near
Duiany, with hislady, and French tutor in his fami-
ly were returning to Mr. DIS residence from Upper
ville in carriage, the horses of, and they were
much injured-but we hope not fatally. The occur
renee deeply lamented by the numerous friends Of
Mr.. Dulany's family.--atezandria Gazette.
IA Survey of Route to California from the
South Pass across the different ranges of mountains