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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22
MAY ELECTION.

TNHE following is list of the Commits.
J. sioners to superintend, and officers 10
conduct, the election for county officers, to
be holden on the fourth Thursday in Nay
next, appointed By the County Court al the
March Term, 1851:
District No /.
Ar JONES's.-E. Cumpton, r. c. Corothers,
Isaac Powell, Joseph Shuttlesworth and Noses
Steel, COamiS;iOasrs: Thomas TarctOu, Officer.
AT OSBURN,S-J. Car,right. Isaac Reed,
Richard Osburn, Jabcz Brown and Hugh Austin,
Commissioners: Oliver Miller, Officer.
District No 2.
COMPREHENSION Watts, ESQ.,, Geo. S.
Ray, Uriah Griffith, ". Y. Wiley and NJ. n.
Dent, COaRissiOasrs Jesse J. Fitch, Officer.
GUSEsfAN's.-Henry Kennedy, John W.
Guseman, D. L. Weaver, Samuel Tibbs aud Sam
uel Beall,, Commissioners: Wm. D. Guseman,
0fcer.
District No3.
RosS's-Jacob Miller, Wm. n. jarrett, Goo.
W. John, Levi Britt and C. II. Burgess, Commits
siOasrs: VIM. Robson, Officer.
LoFTUS's.-John Rude, John s. Baker, Thos.
]. Davall, Seth Stafford and Samuel MeKeiry,
Commissioners: n. Triplett, Officer.
District No 4.
CUSRMAS's.--Joseph Snider, IT,, John Saun.
ders, Daniel Dusenberry, Esq, Michael White
and Hynson Smith, Commissioners: Whitman Da-
Wis, oSesr
CASSvILLE.-rrcd. Fu,man, P. Simpson,
John Lemley, James Way and Geo. Alexander,
Commissioners: Draper Coale, Officer.
District No 8.
LAUREL POINT.-Alfred Baker, John Camp
SEM, Milton Stewart, Peter Fogle aud James
Robson, Commissioners: Ulysses Camp, Officer.
CON,s.-John B. Ycagcr, Timothy Smith, JnO
S. Hood, Caleb Price and William W. Price
Commissioners: VIM. Fisher, Officer.
District No O.
MOoRESvILLE.-Wm. Sine, Lancaster Nj
nor, Eli Norris, Ezekiel Morris and Richard D
Tenant, C0mRisSicaers: John C. Sine, Officer.
TENANT's.-Richard D. Tenant, Asa Tenant
Nimrod Tenant, Enos Tenant and Jos. Warner.
COnmi!,iOasrs: James Eddy, Officer.
District No 4.
WARREN.-Danicl White, Daniel Showal,cr
Justus Garrard, Samuel llinegardner and Jose
plus Eakins, COMMISSIONERS: Dr.. McCarl, Officer.
DARRAH,s-Wm. Thomas, ESQ.,, William
Thomas, IT,, John Anderson, Robert Anderson
and Ellis Thomas, Commissioners: Robt. Darrah
oticr. -
April %, 1851. I,el PRS. fec SCI
n~orSo~or~c~So~
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Order of. Court

Order OF Court.
AT tho March Term Of the County Court
Of Monongalia, it was
Ordered, Tha, the Sheriff open, at every
Precinct in this County, at the General E.
lection 10 be held in May next, poll book,
one column thereof TO be headed "Lieense,"
and another column /" No License" for the
purpose Of obtaining an expression OF the
people, whether or not the Court shall here
after grant licenses to keep houses of Ordi.
nary in said county: and that the Commis:
sioners Of Election be respectfully requested
to certify the vote so taken. And it is fur
Their ordered, that 0 copy Of this order be
published in all the newspapers in this coun-
iy until the day Of election.
A copy-teste,
[April lie.
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ssrape Wind Roots,
REMOVAL.

MRS. BEAR has removed her Millinery
Shop, to The room over Fife & Campbeil's
Hat Store, on High street. Entrance second
door from the corner. April s.
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and general PRosTRATIOS cfihs Sgsten.
The Best FEMALE MEDICINE Known

GF0 geficFlt FHOsEhAElOS " aft Ssstt"''
The Best FEMALE MEDICINE known.
Tho peculiar maadics to which women arc
subject, produce great bodily exhaustion, accom-.
panied by depressed and often gloomy state OF
mind. Asthe system declines IN strength, there
is a loss Of nervous power, and this very natu-
rally impairs the energy of the mind and disiurbi
the equanilnity of the temper. Every candid
woman who has suffered from female complaints
will admi, this TO be tho mourHiul truth. Row
to obtain relief it is only necessary to stop the
tendency to depletion and debility. This is done
BY renewing that fountain of health and strength,
the blood, and no medicine accomplishes this
desirable result so speedily and completely as
DR.. Guysolt's Improved Extract OF Yellow Dock
and Sarsuparlla.
Ladies' of pale complexion and consampiiyc
habits, and such as are deblitatcd by those OBJ
struclions which females are liable to, arc res
tOred, by the use orGbO,,lc or two, to bloom and
IN yiuOr,
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POTATOES.
MEDICAL CARD.
Dw. IE. N. MACkET.

DHs' N-' ~ -1<.- Y
T7HANKFUL Tor past Iayors. would most
L respectfully solicit continuation Of
the same, beliesng By strict attention to
business he can render entire satisfaction.
CO. He will always be found, wherfnot
professionally absent, al E. w. Tower 6 Co.'S
Drug Store, Commercial buildings.
Morgantown, March is, 1854.
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MASONIC.---THE brethren Of Fairmont
Ifl Lodge, No. 0, A. Y. NJ. will celebrate the
approaching anniversary Of ST. John the Baptist,
June 2I:h) with the usual and appropriate GER
c,nonies The neghboring EncampmeRts, Chap
tiers and Lodges, and all sojourning brethren in
good standing, are invited TO attend and partci-
pate upon the OCCASION. April %.
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CMqTS, OF n!t Kinds,

India rubber, velvet and plushi French, Eng.
lish, German and American dress, irock and bu
siHGss Goats, Linen and Bingham Goats of al
qualities and colors, manufactured to order CT
pressly for our sales, and cannot be found 10 an!
other establishments in the West-decidedll
cheaper than ever before sold-sOme as low Al
sirly.ttro and r-hIF cents.
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RlILROAD CONTENTION

A MEETING Of the citizens Of Mononsa-
LA county will be held on Monday afternoon
Of the April term of the County Court, 1.-THE
oath inst. 10 appoint Delegates 10 the Rail-
road Convention, to meet al Fuirmont on
the l2lh Of June next. April 10.
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K.gq'S aud C.gPs;
BOOTS AND SHOES.

JOhsttng OF SIIK, J Ut NOsbUIH, CuOlH, FaHa 4
ina, Leghorn and Palm Hats, Of all qualities aud
styles SILK, plush, cloth and glazed CAPS.
BOOTS .AND SHOES.
STOCKS, GRAPES, SHIRTS, &c.
A large and beautiful assortment OF Stocks,
Crayats, Shirts, Collars, lIaadkerchie!s, Socks,
Suspenders, Umbrellas, Carpet-Bags, Trunks, &c.
III One of tho firm is a practical Tailor, hav-
ioaablo houses in many OF the European and a.
merican cities; having this advantage, he feels
that he cannot fail to please.
Call al once four doors north Of Wallaco's lio-
tel, at the Siore-rOom recently occupied by L. A.
Dcring L Co.
Il. FEDERLEICIIT g. Co.
Morgan;own, April s, 1854. 3m.
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RICHARD 81 POLAND. sa ''' Of ' sss gS . 's
ject to a credit OF So, paid ESD. December, 1852
due from him to the Plaintiff.
The attachment issued in this case having been
returned with service thereof accepted by Gus
tayus Cresap as garnishec, and it appearing that
said polandis not resident OF this State, tits
ordered tina, he be and appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and do
wha. i. necessary to protect his interests in this
suit. a copy trste:
Cowan, Alto. SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Kingw0od, Aprils, 1854. 2I2-5t
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DIR. GUYSOTTs
Improved Extract of
YELLOW DOCK s SARSAPARILLA,

HH14V" DVSA y V.
THIS extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
pariIla is a positive, speedy and permanent
cure for all diseases incident to Women.
rs mild alternative properties render il peculiarly
applicable TO The slender and delicate eOns'tG-
ton Of The Female. II Is uHrirGlied in as
effect upon such diseases as laetpisnt
CONSUMPTION, BdrTeHEesS, Led
c0rrhQa or Whites, irTegu-
igrlfsaSiTu:!IoH, iHcoE-
tiHencs Of The urine,
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FREE TRADE-.No MONOPOLY
Ready-Made Clothing

ever offered to the public. They do not hesitate
to say that they can offer inducements never be.
fore offered to this community. Our terms arc
CASH, which will enable US to sell so per cent
lower than such articles in our line can be bought
for here or anywhere in the country. We there
fore invite the public to call and examine our
stock of GOUds, consisting Of every article ofaP-
IA rel Errl M
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E-!rae, Of a Letter from an erien;ire Merchant in

Extract ofa Letter from an crtensire Merchant in
Plaiaf.id, Liriasston co., Mieh.;
plaiufcld, Michigan, April $, 1852.
Mr.. John D. Park--Dcar Sir-Dr. Guysotl's
yellow Dock and Sar,aparilaisperio,miag some
astonishing cures in this place. A Mr.. $. b.
Sificglandha just informed me tina; one Of his
children has been entirely cured of very severe
case Of Scrolula by tho use of only ono bottle
lie had tried almost everything that tho Doctors
had prescribed, but all Of no avail, as the child
continued getting worse! The sores arc all heal.
ed up and the child apparently well, which Il,
Justly ascribed to tho use cr,ho Yellow Dock aud
Sarsaparila. Yours, truly,
[Sisncal R. A. BEAL'
" Put up in quart bottles, 81 per bOitlc-siS
bottles for So.
Sold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets
CINCINNATI, O.-GeReral Agent for the West,
to whom all orders must DO addressed.
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VIRGINIA, sat Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF Preston
on the first Monday in April, 1851:
CHARLES1T! ADDISON. y IN DEBT, 10 rccov.
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REMEMBER

He WHO places himself under DsRinkeltb,s treat,
ment may relgiously coniide in bib Honor as u
gentleman, and rely upon his insurance tha, The
secrets Of Dr. KS patients will neyes be disclosed.
Young nun let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known TO one who, from
education and respectfully, can certainly be-
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Requires tie fllHlmsn, Of seycfsi conditions, ii,
order that it may DO really the cause offmutual
happiness. Gould the veil which covers the origin
of domestic wre,ehedness be raised, and its tiuo
source in every instance disclose d-in how inaty
could it DO traced to physical disqualifea,ions and
their attendant Disappointment Apply their
while It is yettmc, in order TO have your unstrung
aud relaxed organization rebraeed, .cSiSiied and
strengthened. Isl
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Aleher with areni.tanee Of % cents, or tho
value in pos. stamps, addressed TO Dr. iKiNllI.-
LIN, piladelphial Pa will srcnre a copy Of ei-
ther Of tho above books BY return oflmaiij OF ls
copies WILDE sent free Of posaee for gu boob
sellers Or oanyassers Travelling Agents 6cgeup.
piled wholesale at The ublilhers'phegs, which
admit ON large profit. Aah slff7 ~
IEt-.4h ifittTr n.-s h roi; plis, ~,
{. N.,eh rs 1874. ~ - ~, san.
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WLLLLAMSBURGH ITEMS.
OpsForIrs OF John IL SMITH.


The funeral Of John II. Smith, who died on Mon
day night from injuries received in the election riot in
tie Fourteenth Ward, took place yesterday afternoon
at bis late residence in Eighhst near North Second
IT William sburgh. Notwithst andng the unfavora-
bic state OF the weather. about 900 persons, many Of
them females congregated about the house. T1e
representatives of the Fire Department several re
companies, and large number Of fremen turned out
10 perform the ast sad rights 10 their departed brother
fireman. Ems me Company No. ,oi which deceased
was membe, took charge Of the obseques.
Religious ser, ices we're conducted by the Rev. Mr.
Gorse and the Rev. Vim. II. johnson.
The Rev. Mr.. Care read portion Of Scripture,
the llIh chapter OF job, and then made son'
appropriate remarks, abiding TO the late dreadful
riot in which deceased fatally injured, and also
made suggestions in regard to the correction of
those evil TIE services we're closed with prayer by
the Rev. VIM. II. Johnson.
The procession then formed in the following order,
under the direction Of Chief Engineer rsbt assisted
by AssistsDt-Epgineer Meeks: Citizens generally
Lott Association, about $50 IN number recently Dep
uty Sheriff u Engine Co. No. Q; Hose Co. No. s.
Hook ard Ladder Co No. l; Fire Department Ban.
ner, borne by Engine 20 No. g. Representatives Of
the Fire Department; Engine Co. No. 3, With &
mourning banner, on which was inscribed:
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MILITARY.

INSPECTION OF THE SEVENTH RE itMENF.
The Seventh Regiment, attached to the rhud Brig
ade, First Division, N. Y. s. NJ. under command Of
Col Duyee, paraded yesterday for inspection as re-
qured by statute At "a o'clock the regimsntal line
was formed on La Fsyette place yhere the various
companies were duly inspected by the Brigade ln-
spector. II was contemplated that the Inspection
drill and review should take place on Tompkins-
square but in consequence Of the unpleasant con-
di,ion Of the weather the order was coun,ermanded
sno the inspection had ON La Fayette place. The
rain deferred many from turning out, yet, notwth
Standing there was fair muster. After the iDspec-
ton Col Duryes and staff, As follows reviewed the
regiment: Field Ofiicers-Lieut- Col. Letferts, Adj
infant Pond. Staff Ofiicers-Psymas'er Carpenter
QDartenRsster Kemp, Surgeon Higgins Chaplain
BrainardNC Ommissary of Subsistence Harrison, Or
dnaDce Officer Droz.
1his regiment, better known az the National Guard
numbers about 675 men, comprising one battalion OF
Artillery with Fix pieces. They have 700 stand of
armr. The commsn dants Of the various companies
are az follows: 1T Company Capt Pfessnger; ed
Company, Capt Price; Sd Company, Capt. Rbleti
4,h Company, Capt. Speight;. 5th Company Capt
Neyers 9th Company Capt. Mooroe; 9TH Company
Capt. SUBWAY; Company of Troop, Capt Watts.
They were attended by the National Guard Band.
At the termination Of the inspection ard review the
regiment marched down Broadway to their ArnOry,
and were dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

The average receipts per day Of the various rail-
roads a. nearly as be ascertained folio
Harlem Railroad, $3.50; Sixtb-av. Railroad $780,
Eiphth.av Railroad, $3.50; Third-sv. Railroad $3.50;
Second CIV. Railroad, $500.
Thus il will be seen tina. there csc stages aud
l7s cars running regularly every day, carrying from
one part Of the City to the other over one hundred
thousand persons The average REQ ps Of all the
stages &c POS per day, and the 300. The
increased price Of hay, feed wages &c has some
what diminished within the past year the profits Of
the stage proprietor yet nevertheless we are led to
be believe that the business still yields handsome
income 10 those engaged in it.
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FIRES.

FIRE ~ PoUGHKTEPsIE.-A fire broke out yestor-
day mon ing about 3 O'Clock in the rem Of the Greg
ory House, in Catbarirest Pcugbkeepsie. The fire
broke out in some buildings owned by Mr. Gregory,
and spread rapidly that it could not bs ertn-
guished until the buildings, with their contents we're
entirely destroyed, consisting OF six horses three
COVE several carriages and harnesses, several tuns
of hay, above q hundred bushels of oats, beside
other property Total loss, $4,000; insurance. about
5000. Mr.. Gregorys loss is about $500; insurance,
5000. Mr.. Schofeld's about ssOO. The FIRE WAS the
work of an inceDdisry. Several dwelns-houses
were scorched black by the fire, but owing to the
united efforts Of the firemen, the houses saved.
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rtn'lenen Of .s.lth and taste to bay Ard since the
utter fsurc Of the pre-cDt attempt N axe sales, We
think the Directors Of the Crystal Pa'ace o~e it ~
themselves tie publio snd the uufortunste scupiors
ard painter pu til matter into ZONE other shape,
end Jet u re wheter the fsu; Is al on the part a. or
in the sps,by of 'he public. Without further proof,
we vii Dot consent 10 believe that 'h- .a'uary Is to
be sent back TO Italy, and our people branded IS
At Of bsrbarians, who would Mt maze single bid
FOR aDy article in the CGystal Palace.
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In Life we hJ1 1red hun,
- In Death We deplOre bis loss"

The procession passed up South FOur,h-st, and
from thence to Cypress Hills Cemetery. where tho
remains we're to be inferred. Flags were hung at
hslfmast from the various engine houses, and the
FIRE bell was toIed during the marching OF the pro-
cessiOn.
Deceased was good and upright citizen, highly
esteemed BY bis brother 6remen and all who knew
him. A wife aud tgo children are lef! to mourn
their loes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

gers from the terminus Of the road 81 Eighty hr.h.t
10 Harlem bfioge.
Itere arc constantly employer , STAGES, Sc
horses drivers ard 10 mechanic
TESTH-AVENUE LINE.
This lie Is Owned by Ayers Il COutant sni does a
fair sm1ur' If business
Roufe- South Ferry, South-st Clinton a.. Avenue
Il. West 1hireeDth-st to the Tenih.ay. The stables
are loost.d in the Tenth " . lear Torteeat1 =.
THIS iinr employs sttges 20 hOrses 10 drivers, ane
about ueCa aIiCs
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SUPREME COURT-SPEciAL TERN.

sur FOR DIVORCE, on THE GROUND or NFTDELIrr
The parties, it il ssid, were married but three
ophs They boarded In Ludlow and tbs altered inf ieity
related 10 person visiting eh apartments On motion Of
yr A H. axner for plainih opposed by SIR L. Ihom",
thu c,orce granted Motion also made for aiGony
hut plaintiff expectation OF colsdersolo
rIoperiy Der light deeon 70 amount Of ahmony
Lot gee rendered.
julia +. Thomas at Charles Thomas
This is also a suit Tor divorce, and crOsssult, each
on the gTOura Of ufdeY The paroles HeLe married a. boz
ton ard have the children plaintiff charges nhfs
o. pat OF De-, ndan This City Boston ana PHILADELPHIA
He on the other hand charges ner 70 porson visiting their
hcuse a. Brooklyn which Il DENIED Decision Is reserved
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fAsvertisrmentl
FTro crrDoy IL FVrR The ladies NAV have

ro,h.r optor,unity purchasing the esst production Of
ID. ,..on ia rich nRsss GOODS .leh are Of
f-rd BsARp CLAPP CO. No. Sol Grand 81 No a,ei.
u.d old stock o. yeAr standing ba, The newest styles OF
the is.t irrsons carefully and judiciousy selected for
The Fall sbd Winter trade conrsg variety every te.erp
ton rich sHAWLs SILKS, waivers, rHIsEr ans sANosf
PLAIDs, MEESOEs. CAsHNERIs. PA2ANATTAs, DELhNEs'
sc Sc and e.boratey escorted stock Of hOVs
EEEFERs' GooDs complete IN variety The Eboe 10 be Us
posed OF within syty DAYS reEade Of cot sacrifice, 70
enable them close their business within specified Tine
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IAfvrri cement. |

PRoc.py and PLAID sfLEs FRsScH MERSoEs. sAxoST
PLnDs BYocHr sod wooLEN sHAwLs b. oolv edasIed y
the sxrsod aIy low prices Columbian s No S3 Gr.nd
o. ~ T. TowLE Co. determined 70 close their large
and vAusbe stock Of rich DDS selling the shove toEehet
with Of DOMESTIC Goods BLASXsrs and
FIASSELs full 81 Ter less h th- cost Of Importation
The old sdsse penny saved 10 worth two earned
more than verGed Columbian Hall, No. 22l Grandst
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"Good Intent In, iDe, No. ;, Of "illiansblfsh.
I'VE noun departed worth "

Hearse, with s1 pallbearers carriages. containing
rourners and citizens. The procession was very
imposing, and extended nearly mile in length.
The procession he'd up Eighth-st to Grsnd-St.'
Gown Grand.st. to FOurth-st, through Fourihst. to
South Fourth. q, passing the house of Engine Com
pspy No 3, which was Appropriately draPed In
mourning and over the entrance was the folio wing
inscription:
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ARREST or PIcEFOCxETs.-Four young men, named
job bcCsrtby Thomas Joyce Tho Robsrt. sad aenfy
Niisus were yt.erdaF ssd IN toe vicinity OF tue
tuIy,ni,y where they detected By the es pass
ina up ssApst persons going i1t0 that insGfi5a, VIA
:, IL ,Dprosd OF ykHg thsif pocket On safe liu
then .od funtDs Old tAshloned sn.!i gold vac
two sod chains Vhr .re Of JeweiY tossh er
with 50 NJ bzps bills found This PolertY Nhiea Is
supposed 70 b.ve stolen Be seen the JesJn 70
lice Cour. TIE prA0LeTs eoanitte ioE exa11l1aoa
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs -Michael MIlck,
keeper Of clothing a. No IS West Bro IL
wsI eted.y arrested charged with fslonoay receiving
qsGriit soocs stolen BY Of thieves oa tse
kols Of Ms Roberts No 6iWest BrJsivsy On searching
tie pru lees II the accused portion o. the stolen property
us ind besides h. nearly 100 pawn ticket. for property
~ y.rous irds which bad PLEDGED IN different pawn
sbop. II the Cry John Reyn0i ana Mary Lsnssve said TO
he in employ Of the prisoner aso arrested s se-
aid the two we're locked up oy Jntee bosfi oT sha
uAioE.
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CHARGE or GRAND LARoEST.-John Mortar, a
vours .n was Yesterday arrested bs Damn Of the
sey.Iteeuh WGd charged With stealing jewelry and money
the value IN all Of - &c. the property OF james byrs
Il i s se that both parties occupy the 81 No ~
Avenue ard that the accused arose In The n.h AID vita
kew ofeued bureau drawer heb contained the yaia-
pbe. and stole them which be sek edset - be-
lorsns him found the lock ef the drawer lie was
con ulitted BY Justice Welsh TO await eEsm!nstiJn
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ALLEGED HIGHWAY X

ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBByRY.-Between ~ and l
och Tuesdsy night James Irwin was st'esed on the
corner and Cioton two ruans who kn csed
him II from his pockets tie succeeded
IL Abbins of them with knife, but both tho fellows
InanAard o mAks thrir escape.
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Adver seusHt
The Lustrous Whiteness aud Vermeil Hue

Ssrv from he cf TH,LoNs PAPHsS LoTt0S, are pro
6ue.d y the fsl juices co hin-d Ia pr-o4raon con
ter. fusrs subsnee Tn-rr Is son-hins poeeA IN IN,
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