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.Osea 90 a. ~a sy he ia~@ora4 Hsary cl2y, wla&
Ls~ndsss xaa Joan G. CA1hosn-
G4fy lie ssl1 xad shesr eAsarsn asd representa-
evez, scattered ssss ali ~ tssiory, ths
eatis isss y s rss~saI yrsysss q Sons q h1Iaa -
iAxs, Hew booking via sHssors hoFs Z - "a - tAsn
resa i SA cy i oss ss ass % i. ls.sssss as
and e sss n3sioss hesr and sagAt . b nsAsd By Cen
ksselsea TAaG s0ek x he 90 thrssen ssst~s as hare nO
Actee n relatoA 70 ne proposcd osastr4ctoa a the
dspeasnos square n Philadelphia es respectfully requested
e take tAe Hseay sss~ . carry shat Pasots aet sso
kssesa, That eegy a proceedings D. fovsaFsd y
ne Prssaden q tss unaaed stat wel the Pres
h04ss q Representatives ~ith reqse the
lay them before tbsir respective bo4ses-
TAs eoaysnEiSa finally asloarned yesterday Aeraooa.
again IN sAis eity 81 Janasry 1853 Before
sozrEins resolved that the exSers the canven
om wo4d pay visit % Mo4ni Ysrnon THIS laorsiAx.
A Article Fox KoOFgSs o. srIn4ses.-we have
s~eA sAo~n article for ro0nax manufactured By James
Saith, 81 LwtngstoA eoaHsy, New Yorx Ia composed Of
stone, found G1oasvie, Ia tAss oounfy, redaoed
powaer asd ired with Espes palp ind noaded sheets
ike hand Ade paper which, when sufficiently arr safa
rated with kind Of driving ou These
sad eonbine produce sort al pstxssd sheet which
Is both water and areproof; which forms cheap aarabe
sAd safe kind e. root The be made ia she and
thickness 10 suit the envenenee c purehAs@ laid
and coznes with great facility gentleman Of this city
has applied this kind roofing Hpon baaiax ana
expresses entire confidence thai ~ be found
f4l The dseovsrer taiaks il wiz. IL Is now, While
untrsd state entirely and By Exposure
atmosphere VIII doubtless become yetried and freproof
We have these parerzc1 which been mixed
vita oil and applied ia thick coating upon board quite
pesiacd and bard In his condition
unaffected by Gre The gentleman above referred has
much confidence in this kind Of roohng that he intends
70 apply apoa dwellings nsxt Mr. Smith, the dis
has applied for patent for THIS composition
matter, and expects viii issue From lis
the material, this viii prove very useful discovery.
THE Pax FsmnY-BELL RrSoKHs-This family FAUST be
vel pleased with the reception they have with darng
r visit thus city The Hail has been crowded nightly
and citizens have been highly delighted with their
aiaEenss They make fine appearance and their bell
se unsqRAled-in fact, their whole establishment 10
varied and web arranged be otherwise than pleas
ing all A, loag they the they DO they
cannot fail with good We they win
with series Of their nimisable entertainments
their return from the South.
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OFFICIAL l..

TaxAsrRv pgraHrsssr.
Jansary }, isaa.
gxra aoides following a~cs~s
cease, hereof Msrh
NEXT pasuoes SOCKS amountins
al gD0,o0g,
toned,
contingent csapgsitsoa
Will De Of in ~h IN .d
of~rea The cert2exss cas assigned I'm Essed
by parties
The
pnee paid compromised saiawsnx
i. speca6sa In each certificate
A ~snck ~ the ioas authorized
Juy
.ascx 81 by
AZ iszs rsd@em.bir. former
D~c~nser juno, Gs OF
authorized eGs, snS
Dsce1hrr 1884 tcomnscny called
| inarnnsvJ 8 per c-nl
la osJaaasry
1895 s~c~ys Treasury,
tor mYpey
in
Psym~nt VIII the Treasurer d
BossDs New YORK,
Fhiadsapoia, psrtaxs msy
Bus ccrr6csEe benefit %
~aaca ha NOT actually Treasury
saia ls day Of March neKl.
LANES GUTHRIE,
secrrsary 81 ,bs Treasury.
Jan 4-1,Ma If
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Tar sloor-oF-wAR ALRAxTs-J. G. Lane esq the chief
engineer Of the Atlantic and Pacific Surveying Expedition
in New Grenada informs the editor Of rbe New York Joar
A Of Cosamerue that having been taken SICK be arrived
Al C4rthSrna on the eth Of September last bis way
home The Albany arrived that port the lst 18th
Of the same month, and len the 10th for AsFn~a all
Mr. Lane left on the Esd for the port The Albany
arrived Aspnwsl the 2ssh Of september and after
remaining few hours sailed for New York via Mona Pss
sage Capt Gerry, in conversation with Mr. Lane stated
that be shold touch ny intermediate port passage
home In the Albany rendered 70 Mr. Lane bat declined
on The ground thsf being sick be wished to take the
steamer AZ the sFeedest mode 81 conveyance Mr. Lane
has received Aavioes from CArshAgena time DE
center. hut nothing from the Afbany.
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Igooss, EooKs AT AUcTsox--on WEDNESDAY, DO iorh
- stsat, commencing o'eioes, shxf se ~
~spe evenins cnsii al . he
esfck, IA ssF@ei epse~a1s
psiySc phsafies
Duict, caopfs3rg -w, htasica
and aFtArr pSrtt
ealAseao ne % SsesB
aad Pennsylvania sseHas "a Moneay ne
Terms ssaa. sale psremPaory.
Ian sd A2cuna@efs-
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BY Ell Il q n A r III
Eran .Nar yIark.

sxw YOsx Jan. 9-TAe United States nail Pa
cSc sails for Liverpool. sha will take fa.
complement Of passenger and bat Itsle specie.
The steamship Black warrior for Havana and ses Or
leans sailed this morning. having board goodls namber
Of passengsrs-
Last night when the steamer State Maine pass
ing through He4x.e she into the schooner Sparks
View Haren She sank immediately, bat the for
tunxssiv saved. The escaped without injury.
Oas1 D~ascrasie coareasioH.
CfscrSs.rI Jan She dessocrstic convention for she
nomination Of State Steers Columbus to-day.
motion made TO defer the nominations urtil next
summer l1si By large majority, and the cnnvenon
then proceeded make nominations The result that
Governor Med and all the present State officers received
tbs nosnnssoa by very large majority Of the votes
The convention then passed resolution denoaEcing
and Mr. Atauss amendment Of the nat
urazxtion laws endorsing the Baltimore platform, &C.
The meeting passed Of in calm AID orderly
ss~ Jsrssy Leyieias4rs.
TxESTos Jan s-Hoa- W. c. Alexander, dsnoerat, has
been nominated for the presidency Of the senate There
not much probability d organization being effected
There il mush excitement and confusion
Isrcosp pEspAreH-l
Mr. Alsxzndey has been elected president "a the
IND Mr. Throckmortoa secretary. Both geusea~a dem
ccrnts In the house Mr. Parry, monopoly shiF hsz
been elected speaker, and Mr. vroo, democrat, clerk
TrostJs "a Erie Asann.
Pa1LspxlrMs Jam. sLn the supreme This morning
IN consequence receipt Of despatch from Erie
ry az troubles there Meszrs Campbell Hirss
AID Meredith applied for writ Of assistance directing that
the Erri Of PhAdspha be commanded proceed
the scene o disorder with sach force be necessary
enforce the DEGREES Of the supreme In refer
ence appiextaa the court. after consultation said
thew had not agreed ~ to the form Of the writ would
decide the matter so-norrow morning
A,rst for Forgery.
PsrLAurlpzuA, Jan. IA named G. G. Foster was
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GoLD ~ CEossIA--A rich gold vein wss discovered a
short time sinner b. Mr. Jsss Brown in Hart county o.
ass own land Tfis tn micsceous State about sve feef
vide and the taken ont II j. said yields $40 PER bus
Il sna some parts 81 ire vein give from $40 $50
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Decrease in DeceInbsr, 1854

THE Nav YoGx CASAS-The value Of property which
passed through the New York canals udewaer during
the just closed is estimated In vsy elaborate
bic by the Albany EFening Journal AT 5 900 against
So sss, 900 the previous year.
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SLkIsHSs N CoSSBcrcUT-The New Haven journal
and Courier Of January Sd says: We hare had four
weeks q sleighngA unusually long periodAnda now
favored with January thaW, which is taking of The Zoe
and bringing lot q fresh colds and indspositions
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aure wal e wanting n iE dzy 70 outraged people IL
\ fails 70 AdoFf cmpf suppress The unjust and
eisreputaeis practices o. backs TIE crcazon 81 che frs
banks has been reducud by ss moas a dollars and he
state aAnks mlon wk1hin the past year the
teu having eheay taken place wihin she Last tx nonhA
This thAn hAlf TIE paper erculGsiou 81 toe
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cf tse TsSsasg me
IsBaay ANNE POLK, sidest sAaxAtsr ~ the isss L
La. Pot x, ESQ., OF E&~ssyn Sherv of Mssysxsa-
y Maryland, bsg us
years Ths~xh called ssSd*s
wisSsSt having
sEr~ads ssskrs cf the cf 5st fr~ssy-1
respectfully rvasi asns asr fsner~i Tsurs
cay i.ssana. IL sclsA.
Ne re1@sysrs.ss sveans tassr 0se~sacwE
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sHoE HkSuFAcrJ Eaxs We hear tA&t shout t0as4 "a
persons ineiadiag men women and chiidr-n 81
employment il Lynn Massachusetts, The shoe m4nHiAe-
iuress hare beeH obliged 70 contract their business which
throws many ont a work says the Essex Banner.
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CALIsoRsLA TRKEOne made 1900 feet o. lumber
The butt Is feet long, made 1000 feet Of clear STUFF There
are trees growing that would make 100000 et-enough
furnish al the materials for hoases 80 feet square
two stories high
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1s~hsux~as, gAseary 8, la1S.
IN Setisson Msrhs~id asssehasss pray
ls4i, pamp from
% said ~sssa Akes ssh day q
h petition raseus
~ AL
noticed Aad fhsy have,
shy sasd pentsca oaga1 n9s 70 be granted
Opposing
oce specially
lays sse inc dsy al hlea ~ either
VITA he rules Of tho oce sch ~tn be Furnished spp
Ts trxnoay he case 1i be e,a~es on rhe SD nsrrh s
Geeo~ucns pspur tsrasoHy
nscsnsms ~
Ordered Also pasasased
teeeer Evenanw washington, D. c.
rhisdepAia- Penss,tvaaia scesrac
Cor three
me Id day NJ Apr the day 81 h-sF
CHARLES MASON
Pzsrnss.
FsEdssos~ paserv please ross
Patent odee, wh pager containing this
Ian lo-lsw3w
TEA, TEA, TEA THE T~sr ump4Hy, No sta
street, Had, havs
hand re Of that he had his
An bought establishment warranted lhey
ssaasrg wiia refunded
tho~r Of Interior rsdss, are aer- 70 bs oesaaasd
green n ely.
Our snsasrn, and from S cents TO ~ -
pound.
COFFEE, COFFEE COFFEE
a4s, Lagayrz Nsraeaaso, and lava
ard te We coffee
and grind casssvss without sdsuosa charge, shor
Co~d. arwsrsS % any part cy any
80 pancsuasly attended
The arsrsesou af dealers hoas~krep~rs
Samples sf tss msy e~ aAd On spps'caano -
Ian Io-sa3
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How MANAGED RocHEsTER--Skatng i
prohibited in Rochester, n T. Policemen knock the boys
down when theg caught skating in the streets and tA
away their skates. In this bushel or two AT,
procured nearly every day.
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GANE-QuAu from Ohio and other western States are
selling In ths streets a New York for g. Is per aoze and
prairie hen 81 Is Per pair
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The BLACK SwAS.-Ths Black Swan,v who recently
returned from very successful European tour viii give
concert in Philadelphia Friday ngt sansom-ssreet
Hall
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FHxE R.yErs rs IxpIAsas--Gorernor Wright CT fndi-
in bis message the Legislature 81 that State takes
vert strong grounds against FREE banks and sAys the le
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ARREsT EoBEEEs--0hscer King, Of Augu.
Is, Wednesday arrested two youths, Cavanaugh an
Williams who bad escaped from Richmond Va charge
with participating 10 robbery in that city They
delivered Thursday officer Tyler Of the Ricrnon
police who VII convey them back for trial
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PEuLAurlsEua, Jan. 9.--A named G.. G. Foster
committed for trial Yesterday the charge Of forging the
Of WEE. L. Barton 70 ncte OF over S4oo The note
was given clothing. and the baAace paid In cash
The bail fixed al 81, 600.
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r. s.--Edssosx Of the seoss pagers will psexsr "a
balls 10 shs Patent ntAces wsth Eapcr containing
IxA l5--Iaw2w
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S~Eteaes.-Fu asrs.
NEw HsvEx (Cozn, Jan. s-Lacas, convicted In this
city soe DAYS Of the crime of placing obsructions
on railroad track has been sentenced fire years hard
labor in The State prison
Messrs Lahrop Co. OF the largest manufacturing
Embellishments at Griswola, hare Suspended payments
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before ~ af'ef - H.eti1g made any such ap
plicaiinn to ~. 'FRONT.'
If this courteous editor goes upon the primer
pie of the greater the truth the greater the slim
der. we suppose must plead guilty.
It's said that the Devil once appeared in Lon.
don in the gnise Of fashionable gentleman. and
for considerable period was the lion Of the place
but after a time some ono discovered the secret
aud he found himself cut by all his quondnm
friends He thrrupon brought nm action for
SANDER and the court gave him damages upon
the principle of the greater tho truth the greater
tho libel Oar learned editor may make the ap-
pcation. and we advise him TO seek the congo
nnl fngs of London, where his peculiar opinions
upon the subject If slandrr may be appreciated.
They are far two sublimatcd for the atmosphere
of Salem.
While we are IN the subject Of morals, is our
scrupnlou- editor aware of the moral standing Of
\ spy Does he know what all civilized nations
consider appropriate punishment for n person
found guilty Of such an offence
BY bis stsnding guard over the meeting in ga
lem we conclude that he is ignorant ON these sub
iecis and we will therefore inform him in hrrallie
language. Tint the punishment il found in post
upright. "A peico transverse aud man pendant,
We INST now take our final leave OF the editor
Of the Register, intending 10 carry on nofurthera
pgpsr controversy with man of straw. We have
been far more mercful 10 him than he deserved,
mud bid him ndieu. with tho parting advice to
lenrn 10 be courteous 10 others. II be wishes
others to be courteous to him
IEDTTAG
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III. q. Farrell's Arabian Imminent.
TRIuMPHANTt NEt DISEASE.

Til. tally ere. medicine still COCO IN, conqacr1g
disra-", and susteting mny poor r9nrtless victim
from III" erpse BY IL pose iu sfinuldfiug. pcnrt'nt
in" aud apodyne mliti" restore, In a.e "f limbs
which have been pi'sfed Ia YEAR. mud 10y It. singular
il cures all d.Ises ot the IL l. nh sur rising np'di
~. For rhe4mn,i-tn and affections Of the 4 inc mud
spleen 1t his proved itself specific; nni for nf II on
the lungs, liver and kdney-. it i almost vanat' and
pow rfn auxiliary; also for a" diseases nj the glands,
srrnf lIp e0tre >w.led nrca etc It,. And iadeed
Tor annst d.ea. wtiere externli npI icatiun
cq4rrd th. meirin" .tntd- Unparalleled. Spluin-,
bruises, cramps, wounds. chbln burn, etc are
speedily cured 10y II.
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ICDMNilN ICATEn.



There is II certain species of scrpents com.
memorated by Dean Swift, who never open their
mouths without emitting corruption and rotten.
ness. This genus seems Ia have been revived in
the person of Mr.. Wise and his newspaper sup
porters.
The editor Of the Salem Register, although he,
by the general character of his editorials, shows
that he is a worthy member of this class. ICON.
plains OF the coarse and abusive language used
by "Neritas" in answering and correcting his
Misrepresentation, and appears to think himself
absolved from the necessity of replying to his ar
ticle by the fact that he is an anonymous cor.
respondent Were he not utterly ignorant of tho
rules that guido his professional brethren. he
would have known that an application at the of
fee of tho Lynchburg Nirginian would have re.
moved that difficulty. As he appears to be lust
commencing his editorial edncation we suppose
we must turn teacher. aud inform him that every
! editor considers himself hound to give up the
name of the contributor oi ma abusive article To
the party aggrlrved. or assume the responsibility
nf the author, hip hi nsclf besides. he must re.
! member, IN the words ct celebrated author
that ''destroyerS Of vermin must not allow tn,
! little victims veto upnu The weapons ,ed arains
them. If this were the case we should have on,
class ebiecting to fine tooth combs, another de
nouncing the finger and thumb and third ex
claiming against the mtoerabe infamy Of sonJ
and water. They must be caught, killed an,
cracked in the most efiectua way and the NOR
they cry out, the greater, plainly, is the skill
used against them
He calls our article sanderous, when he a
the same time admits that the statement mad
by himself, THAT deputation was dispatche
from the secret meeting to hunt up John Trou
&c. ~ was untrue, and endeavors to skulk he
hind the paltry evasion that one individual men
her of the order. ''before the assembling of til
convention, went to Mr.. Trout and wished t
know if he would accept the nomination il Offer
ed to him" We deny that any member of thu
convention on the occasion referred TO. eith'
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receive the thank. IF tn ahole Union. Whom
:, sobtle mau n. Archbishop Hughes has inIled
in hi. conjunction of religion to Pofics' we may
be very sure that his Disgrace will deter other
priests from zoiling their robes with the dust OF
the partisan arena.
IL Progress. French paper published in New
York. SAYS with reference To the same subject
..Jbe researches Of Mr. Brooks will not be
withou. point. They show up tn enormous pos
sessions that the Catholic cergy in the Cnl'rd
States are amassing, sou by son. and the f"un'a
tion of that influence it exert in The country.
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Arrivals at the W sLinrton House.

IT . " In "A lLN ITNT'AN.
WM. w. LEI NlCli.. Proprietor
5 K Daniel, Loving-ton; + \ Cobbs, V Il T
X Il; + w Bradley NJ Tulwier, Va; p II
jackson, Tarmville; Wampler, Wythe; W
/ Payne, Thos II Franklin. Campbell; c G
Wingield Rockbridge: Charles C Lee, NJ G
Booth, Franklin; r Ii Williams, WythevilIe;
Mrs II Williams, Franklin; J b Payne, Patrick;
Jas p Edmunson, Yellow Sulphur Spring; c b
Gardiner, Christianshurg; j NJ Cobbs, Bedfurd }
;rown. Giles; WIN Myler, Centersvie; as Jas
Perrow, Bedford; Watson Smyth, city; Mrs
chol-, Echols. New London
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Archbishop Hughes and Senate, BROOKS

he triumph of Senator Brooks of New York
IN his recent passage at arms with this reverend
n,ypocr'e has been complete and overwhelming
me Express (Senotor BIS. paper) contains n
number OF extraetSfrom other papers going 10
show how eifeotual the "using up" Of the Prelate
Is regarded, Tn" Sunday Times says:
inns controversy will have an immense effect
upon ,he country at large. The clothing of the
'ann has been stripped from the shoulders of tbe
won. Americans perceive that there must he
solp onuse Tor the recent upheavings of the mass
es against foreign influence and religions snh.la
y--'hrt there Is truth in some of the warnings
against that influence of religion over politics
wmeh the latter hns undertaken to DESTROY h,.
the use OF ITS own weapons Itis a great thing
Tor the w"rii at large too, that the head of the
Roman church in America turns out TO have hepn
BLACKBOARD in Disguise to whom rouiyocat;o,
Is charitable word for personal application.
! FOR drawing TO a head secret tester ON tbe
body polite of the country, Mr.. Brooks sbonld
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Trustees Sale.

I)f vru" Of deed executed o the sub-criscr
- hs Ruy.dl r. Sh, rhed The 30th day OF j mn.
ry 1854. AID u record in the Clel fire of rh, HUI.
tinc- Court ef the civ Lynchhurs shall sci han>,
ard lot -itused he city uf bchbnrc. the no.
ea-t d. srco'd Min <tre,t running bark To an
alley, containing f,urlh nf an ,creot grnnn Tho
sale will rake rnre Mt r.ch I. VI. t pr,m.e.
On SATURDAY.. the ; day al Nav irNf.
Te' M mode known thu !ny 1T ~tlir.
a 30- lids A co EIRAE, Tru,te.
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pNlNN. l,ARAINrIS

Tia ,cus Smith It M,ed Crrek rnzrWcll county,
lIias. spy-: Il had o.t the use al my FOR
II ,n u year by pal,y ar panys The flesh had
WHhrrri HWnv. IrlNtn nothing hut ski muscle an
d ne. uir all the hrt ducors, and all a remedie,
| cnali hr,' "i, lut 'ry aid II" gn"d. then com
,nrlrrd ihr ol II l.. ttrr, Arabian llnincnt ard
= .w bon les ,riir ~ cured mr.. uni my nrm Is
-trauc anil h.-hy The ol'r3; il j. el.u ii f5r
bItns slruias and biui-cs
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ANOTHER BoLTER.-'Ihc Post of yesterday re-
cords the name of another prominent Democrat.
who can't go the Wise ticket. 1t says:
Judge John W. Nash will not support Mr..
Wise. His reason is, that Mr.. Wise has insnlted
every member of the Democratic party. advoca-
ted MI the measures of the old Wing party, in
sultrd aud denounced, in the most bitter style,
all the idols and leaders IF the Democrats, and
now ha> no recaniGtioaS TO ma e nothing TO
,ukn h1rk -
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Elk President Fillmore arrived in Boston on
Saturday evening and took lodgings at the Revere
House. The Courier snys he in excellent health
and looks robust. lie was to take passage in
the steamer Africa for Europe, ON Wedne sday.
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lIrsTiNGs CouRr.-Ihc Court was occupied
Yesterday in trying the of the Cnmmon-
wealth Us. Gleason. charged with robbery. AT
ter the examination of the Witnesses. tho court,
nj the instance of the Commnnwcalth'S Attorney,
discharged the prisoner Tn con-, then adjourn
IL
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AvNoYASer.-We hav. borr request :" call
the attention of hackmen 4. sHa a1d.anas. Eain-t
driving past churches 3nfie. r.. .9.i.# ri public
Worship. Such law exists, aud ans observed
for some time after it mel" The di>tur-
k,uec created by the frequent passage of veh-
clos by the churches is very annoying both to
mini. : AMI congrcg cations and should not be
tolerated. We call ,heattenton Of the proper
officer 10 the Ordinance referred To-, and suggest
that he enforce its observance ut once and
strictly.