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wAsBISGTOS BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Rcurs
Completion OF Panama Railroad

Reduction Of Fare Q California;
r. Upied sta,os n,ah steamships New York
<=.xsS for Asp'uU all the 5rh aud month
Es.1<2z1szsSs Francisco
These steamship been inspected approved Navy
Department, and gusraHiy Epcsd and safety
The Panama railroad (4I mites unR) Lifted from
crrrsed 10 hours The baggage
checked New York through San Francisco
embRTke papHma nv
The paid In New YORK all rEpsnsp Of the
Reserve steamers kept In u New York, Panama. and
Fan Francisco detention OF accident
the route Is entirely reliable.
Pasengets leave Panama the Aspn-
Conductors through each steamer, charge
women and children without other prot Ci0rf.
Fn through uck"ts apply agency,
Yves; street, New York, T. ". RAYMOSD.
MayG-dtf
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Dec ll-law6w

l'HE-P JUVENILE Bouks,-The und~rsigned has set
aside his stock Of books for children large aud
varied collection years sold
that when need be- They suited
OF all ages aud may he examined al his bookstore
Among will be found Of the Of Mrs Holland
Edgewouh Mrs Barbaud, ether such wIIirrsboohr
popular their whi.a, aiming
good good 'nEs aud good pncipr suPposrd BY
stu although reaching all the
ences WORKS Of syllable children Of fur old
IS FRANLk TAYLOR.
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Near the Ctnai Ba.fn, .qerqndyia
EITZPATRIK BURNS prnprifors and manufacturers Of
cotton yarns, chain, twne wrapping NV me- cord
y h sc
Orders tfon merchant 10 Washington RESPECTFULLY spced
Of hr above ARTICLES, winch IN Wasbnriu
tower than he had in Baltimore northern markets nI
orders WI meet with prompt attention by addressing
Oct l-dlm Pa
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VOW HOW'RE NJ Tai Tor q Man
DUNLoPs Dieesi o the Lave the United srst,s youms
" complete 81 80,
Ma"guIay's Eng 4 vols, complete for dollar.
FebB bookstore, 9th ~,
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Mysteries Of the Post Office.
"a mail bag ia an epiroms of human life,

"a mail bag ia an epitome OF human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS,
Or Notes t'O" the Diary Of Special Agent Of ts Post oGe
Department..
i2mo 42 PIP Price 81 % Beautifully illustrated with l6 steel
Portraits by RIche and IL wood engavisgs, from designs chiefly
by Darby.
THls rk-undertaken sanction chief officers
and ia sfi OF hs special
book Of the ind issued calculated public
into the practical operations of the office establishment
almost crrain which skill and furnished
for he ecudy Of the muls and the nvoiaby VI
pondence. .. .a......
volume been offered 10 the public under more hearty
so the press Brief eauaes from of these many fiei
notices arc Annexed
and IN hrrness, interest," and general ruth
pleasant addition to our stock OF popular light literature
lN. X. Esenne Pos.
We are bo nd to coucedo to Mr. Holbooka post
office the Of being exceedingly interesting
suggestive bDOk.-N. Y. Herald. NJ
The aud entertaining book recently
hn IN heynodss monsos,ies and who reads them viii
life II Boston Post.
Ts ~nIk eG by nature Of It's subject to ever
[Phaadephia Pennsyvanian.
amusing and, the time, interesting work. offs
knd, ha never been published in Amenca-PAIadchid BA
written and amusing work. which
extract or Two ioT the benefit Of the Community
Philadelphia Saturday Posi-
1t abouuds with sketches Of novel instructive
Philadelphia Inquirer.
This book indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining and open
log source "f amusement Hartford Daily CoErant
There Incidents pots
contained in b'S sketches on dozen Enquire
rsof himself harhor
The Idea o opening another persons letter read the book With
"u 'huddog at the hishu Freepice on Which BE- ha stood
Published by u Cowper,~at s. CO., Phiiadslphia.
f"T sal" by all booksellers and newsagent.
Dec y DOT
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English, FRENCH, and Amcrican Fashions, lsse

IEoRGE FOX has WIZARDS Bot,I v s.hngon D.
In the delay attending The oRsnzsuon Of Tho hou
matter Of that The he
national lcg whaut violating their political priHcP
settle upon popular candidate for their favor. Fo ~
tailor rprceung merted, thl
continues !" ecFVe, the Distinguished and suaare'
The peore He bias had the happy faculty unnr duui
voices IN the realm Of fashion, pres. NJ them
dVitcd sentiment The Rouse Of T. presnayrs
s"f eadHr or rnnr time, brtth. II hhnH
Iway organized Thr fshns n ne plnsc hand or 70 f
SKIN OF tue hrst what the daorFaniz-d
tive assembly The orator The opr
the thste Of ttt the otr fabdurd eoonsne n "
nh" bat me latter Is 10 The ssoba assembly Geo T.
ROY o me popular assembly of fashion We thus far mn
'aed parallel but parsisis uuy closely certain p
hehoe hey dtv"Vc and thus II Is With aps
our SaderS 81 pntcs The speaker % fashion VII
designate our epfeenatve) IL the right NJ ~
lhe uR man and tue Ebi u loss for the right
whsn ne apyes 70 our leader ns j. away NJ"
Jan 29--da
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Of days when aymsni whereas
the Treasury Department has adopted the form Of release the
United stA,es aud The form Of release The Texas
notice h hereby given 10 said creditors that payment pro Ta will
treasury Of the Uned Of treasury
drafts Of the assistant Pnbe dostass
United let Of June 1850
genuine certificates other evidences said debt
provisions Of said
their other evidences OF debt
states and executed States
form 10 the State OF TEXAS and hed
Secretary Of the Treasury 80 days before
81 days beiag required Investigate the genuine
cencates o which purpose e Department. advised
win who ses knowledge Of The de IL
was handwriting ofihe officials whose
attached them IL desirable that all the certificates and
licences should be ed 10 days before OF
The notice that all certificates and evidences
died before viii retained for nvestga
ion department SHALL be fully satisfied gsnuneness
certificates and evidences produced The assgnn'
executed aud acknowledged in the
OF the Treasury the chief eIek thereof Ia the
presence public, and witnessed by
and ant be eerhed by the notary
der h norda seal but when the holders desire
and execute the release. out of the city " Wash
done ia the of assistant collector
of the the Of notary public, and
n by the or and The notary pubic AND
by notary his noaha there
collector surveyor OF N" CUSTOMS at The place where the party
and releases be executed before
record presence Of The aud clerk thereof
ty hem, and certified by the clerk under bis seal
office the holder of the United States, assignment
executed before United consul aud
certified by him under his consular seal All
assignments and releases also declare
before notary eierk consul the may be- thai
they certificates other evidence
debt assigned then bona de for col
clerk, consul include the fact
that dec ara,op their certificate of acknowledgement
The dividend allowed by the accounting
parties In accordance with their directions,
handed their regularly constituted agents for trans
miss ion, JAMES GU rHkiE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Form a.
persons by these presents that has released
United OF from all further
payment Of certificate evidence of debt
OF issued by the late Ttphhifc ~
redeemed Uaiied Safes accordance with III
Congress entitled An provide oT ht
p of late republic of Texas
OF september nine eighteen hun
approved 2sh day February $40 an act
approved the LIST of February 1856
As witness my baud and seal
Know all has released,
hereby releases, II all further liability
certificate evidence OF debt mum
ner-, of s, issued by the late republic OF
by The uDed States In accordance win The
provisions Congress- entitled An provide for hs
the late republic OF Texas
Congress September eighteen hun
approved the 2eth February 1852
approved the LIST of February, 1885,
As witness hand and seal
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GOLD silver, fine ste" and plated pctace eye sases Sc
" an focuses with pen'nca perisroc, pnrahoa glasses
long gvc- peculiar advantages IN seIecV Taes
adapted To the eyes Of wearsu.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
324 Penn. avenue brtween Ninth and Tenih streets
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Law School Of Gum oeriAad University, at Lebanon,
Ten

Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Causer, lalo Of the circuit
Judges OF Tennessee,
Hon Green of udgos ofthe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Brom6ed L. Ridley, the cnnnceors OF the State.
Judges Green their whole time exclusively
o school.
Plan tnsirIonl Daily examinations each class the
No regular of lectures hut explanations Of the
tally lessons progress Of the examinations
Weekly law aud equity, in which
Of facts by the pros
prosecute all processes
practice framed require them prepare
the trials Some taken by appeal To
which held monthly the class, and n
public the end nj session The students act as CLERKS she
jurors Judges and chapceors, and In other Ociu
pacities connected with their suits.
The frst the third Monday
tenber Thurstay February The
the succeeding Monday in February Snd ends
Thursday in July
E4renses yey son-Tpon $50, in advance; couungen
about ESQ students furnish
which can be had IN the Lebanon bookstores,
complete the
dents ener No previous study
mission. regular classes Students
any m during the collegiate year
There . a legislature connected with the school
Number OF students The last collegiate year eightyat
ROBERT l. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoy President Board OF Trustee
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TO TUE LAD lES.-Mr n. l., HARPER HroomhrId STREET,
Boston, hAa ius received choice ncb na
elegant straw embroidered ball drrpses,
which were universally admired Newpor A. pc
mot then suite 10 supply the dsgand npPorun
10 inform The dies That he Just opening fresh supply sos
which white and appropriate for bridal
tsn bead desses cultures capptes, csa anles st 81 o.
which embroidered hts v
ETY. nf wrenths ~ straw flowers feather flowers, sc,
R-Tm Il the only house Uuiied states where these
goods be obtained.
Hosrns, InnuaVy s, 1885.
Ian s--aRYslv
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The these ships will not be accountable for gold
bullion specie ewey precious sone metals unless Bills Of
therefor the value
Shippers plsase that the ships Of this line
carry goods couiraband OF war.
Nuy9 DIT
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nhoKGE WOODS NEW NvoRt.-Modep Pilgrim
VI showing the improvements ard the newest mshod'
reaching tue Celestial Cay ty George wood, Of "Pei
Scbelnhhl IN America - volumes. Price 81 IS.
Lrtters ytunE physician entering upon practice lanes
Jackson, VI. D., Ill b, a..
Japan v ~ aud Richard wuareh author Of HispJ
Of the UHIrd statcs, a. Is.
Al Is. - -
Just published, and far sale at
TAYLOR MAURYJ
Nov % bookstore, ah Tr~t
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Washington Aqueduct.
OTyICE OF The WAsBissTos auEpucr.
us,liugtpt, March z lp5

oryIcE wAsHlxaros AaurDuor,
| Washington March Z 1858.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation masonry
dams tunnels aud mhrt work Of the Washington aquoduct
that sy received up to the 9Th of May wi" be opened " noon "
Mans podIes and specifications ohe work ready
Proposals VIII be particular cuverts
Portions completed under the
present appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work viii
be subject appropriations
Sevrs the right prescribe the of work done
the appropriation holding sufficiently when and
what works shall be stopped unit funds become available.
funds, per will paid, it, the judgment
the engineer the work has been properly
Payments in specie upon United State
cent and viii be dion of all that
men na, be pad nes to. wages monthly and specie
| the Washington Aqueduet."
they such arrange
men maj considered most conducive progress The
Every accompanied by written guarantee signed by
bidders w If his or ter lid be soceped
enla mo an obligation within ten days, with good and sufficient
1" be accompanied by The certificate Of the Uud
e of saD E r"ss SnSe Dc
partent OF Wa that the able make their
Bids will be opened presence of bidders. If any them
choose 10 be present
NJ. C. MEIGz.
Capt OF Engineers, In charge,
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt C. Meigs, u Engineers.
hereby Jointly and severy with United sares and
guaranty case the foregoing bid Of be accepted thai be
they WILL within day the acceptance
the contract for the with and sufficient
ofthe advertisement which il uade. And
said 'haI Gail to into contract aforesaid Euarany
toe neat lowest bidder.
''s"''' GO GO.
hereby certify that The my knowledge belief
above named guaTuntors good and sufficient
Mar 8-aowtsthMaya rawn
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover stree, Boston
Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished,
and the
ION o q travelling pnblic.
Dsc " -diV
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WILLIAM a. Weaver aud Mary h. his WIFE, Simeon ws,,
aud Julia wife, plaintiffs in ehanee, sKaast ehndI
Cugief, decased cbH
Zimmerman, aeesASso whoSS m
whose names unkRownj n. aad Ann Isl
Cge children Margaret Glenn, deceased whose names A.
unknowny Nicholas Jonas Cngls and JevAiah Cng
his administrator Of Aaron Cngs deceased d.
snd Sinclair Graves and William H. Weaver, Ne
uItUn."
Ertraets Of decree.
This coming DO heard the papers formerly read
appointed sell the land u
uOHed said petition Sinclair
paiRing said Weaver having sold him nt
al the sale Ia the mentioned, Asd practising fraud b
purchase arg have report ueatoEsS
Tes0ld, and suuaTy MED 10 said peuuOn, Nc.
But the court order have the rights ofsu
aid fund specified and the
the commissioners of this having nst given n0cr
thereof by LEGATION in published
Washington for weeks successfully,
county OF Madison do take account
funds and account Of the amount IA the hands Of the said
allowing reasonable time for Bringing the cOun
charge him with which H.
have The parties enutled
expiration of tie lime allowed and the cumm
tha number and OF all the
participate In the distribution OF the said fund.-
sprrye also the rel
party abe pactcahr make ~
par The court with anything deemed pertinent "
which either parry may require. - - -
Copy Teste; BELFiELD GAVE, Clerk.
partes Interested taking stating directed
by the deere hereby notified that have
purpose Mnnday 4h day February, 1885, time
ohioe the aud county OF Madison, Virginia. The
the said TAKEN and stated by
sinneT. WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioner of Madison Circuit Coun
Daca al
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GKERKAL Lam OFucE, Sept 10, 1885,
INSTRUCTIONS this day bssn register
receiver Danvie land once In Illinois prepare
~ remaining IN said district day'
OF the said
eopenin oher Office the ia which applications will
be received by them.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2aw6w TIn'el star Commissioner
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/ THE ONLY ONE AuTHoRIzEDI-rhe Rob OF DR. BOY
VEAU LAFF IL TEUR is far superior sups CuirI
ne pAlia, other similar remedies. II radically
ponod Of fy ard hereditary Of humors
powerfully d baddeT
injections As philc Rob
dssases ensuing nom the Us,
OF halsam
tho virus without neuaznR The Rob Buyveau
commended IN sypuic Diseases whether long
ing AID which have resisted the awsr" Of mercury or the odur
. nf p0iassuul.
Gsnrta agen,. Boudn, esq,
William New York, for Wholesale Guir
New urran~j Ssuilh, san Francisco.
The Rob ahcteu sold b druggists Throughout the Uni
cal Of the Ron will BE- obtained by O. Bton
din, 81 William New Work, who viii every nfornAnoS
wanted
G. prepared m orders for South America. the
dies the United
| March I4-dly'
IL BY Henry WaJ-woh LougtIow Price 81
Stories taes her Funny People
TAYLOR n MAURY's
NovIi Booss store. ner mh st.
ERESCu JUVENILE HuOKs.-t well selected collection
Of French Juvenile books, In pces
adapted fhem Illustrated
FRANCK TAYLOR.
PROGRESS of Hcnig'ous Ideasg by L. Mari" Chnds
|
The Purchase Early the Far wes edition
Wnks Of ChHs, Lamb. 2 v,,s
Harpers' story Book. Vol T.
Mexico and lie Religion by II A. wilson, illustrated
Border Roaales by ". Gilmore slmns.
/ Rn,tkr; hp CRarl-s ptckens.
The CEto wtfe by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of the COu Of the Stuas by William Harrison Aims
Nov % FRANCK TAYLoR.
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The New NOrk and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The 5ilps c9nPhsng Le hns are the following:
Inc tacfT2.'.ss .Lhpi EidrdSe
THESE sings having been buh by
prssGy service,
taken their construction, aao in their
us2-x1s inrnro strength speed and their
das uaequaied for aud
Price OF passage from New York Liverpool in arca cabin
$3.50 In second cabin, 15 Exclusive
325 From Liverpool 80 New York, 80 and 20 glinoas.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No bertbs he secured mil paid for.
rEnr az
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The College OF -. James, Mary IRHd.
TIRE second term Of the presGn begins Monday Of
i March
There fun course, Of csIegOte preparatory cummsa
studies. -
Address Rev. mr. KERFooT, Rector &C,
Fob I2--oaMAw
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y, NJ. PEAsE.


Ausuut Iehas, February 2, 1855.
Edward lNnfk, Of State ~ the sae
hereby cr foregoing eight hereto
copy n the original emitted "An giving
Texas TO An act 20 provide Tor the
republic ~ Texas
Congress mbrT eighteen
ANY, passed second session Of the Thirty
United States and approved February twenty
eighth eighteen hundred and Any hve"
hand aud the seal OF the department the day and
[sEALl year aforesaid. . -. -
Secretary Of State.
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rhtI-deiph,s, Niagara, and Gr.s, Western Lime.
pAssE depot PHILADELPHIA aud r. nd
iag Railroad Company Broad and Vine daily At ~
/ a,
rave " ''''Ns...,....S A 10
Magma Falls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
BatANia..'... ....,......... 100
tauandagha. 3 10
=,
Freight the Philadelphia Hrndpr
Broad and Cherry srettl daily for aud
Arrangements have been made
Nh. JOHN TUCKER President
~ Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Comrsry,
GROCERIES,, WINES, Liquors, Nc.-we bev leave 10
call the attention Of friends public 10 our stock
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine and binck
Jaws, Rio, and LaRuayra coFees
Refined and brown
Family, sun'r6ue, and extra nour In hills mad bars
Cheese, lard, hans, and shoulders
And every other article necessary make up complete assor-
menL
Wines, Liquors, and CIunra.
Madeira sherry port csret and champagne wines
braSd-, and very superior
Fine hrandies, whskey gins, hc. IN wood and eInHs
Together with large stock II Havnua German and domestic
cigars.' ~
We will offer the above rosbs many other articles Witch w
hA1 he Giving, prices
families and the supplying b.iT s,t.
THAlMFS'pN, HAMILTON, a
South side Penn avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
Octq-law3sn
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rEoFosEp DLTES OF skILlBG.
ErUn keD York From LtvsT

70
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN sHtPLEY, co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO,
81 Austin Fars, Lundon
B. g. VAIN WRIGHT h CO.,
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Circular.
heEECY or FREscH SPolIATIoS CLAIMS,
Washington November ~, 1885

hGEECV FRENcH SPoiIATIoS CLlrNs
Washington, November ~, 1885
answer 10 inquiries addressed claimants bd
the United States Of spoaans commuud BY h
French the ratification Of with Fame a
lrDO--yiz July 81, IsOas Of
now pursue towards obtaining redress, pedrn has
puhhey 10 inform all suc that after consulting sdy
has been concluded nJcous voluntarily subm
their claims 10 The Claims CoUrAs would be mixed w
thousands OF other claims der
Tor many yss To mention other oheeionbui 10 submit 'n
to- Congress Ecierug Srnsel the the
ing Of The cunning session, In the full direct H
viii be provided for Them through special sea
err Or II uf lEms Oourt shall ihrs hc resolved The on
tribunal Congress vii gnn thai reference OF claims MAJ
made ia 70 bv direct legislative act.
The Adju Hen these claims constantly
cupy board Of The highest three years
phsichy points 10 such board right and proper The
Nov 2j-dlw JAMES n. CAUsTEN
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LIE raso, Of the State o. Texas do hereby
ty Edwntd clark signed The cerheae on The preceding
Secretary ~ STATE u and q the date ~ said esrhcas
for the Of TeIas that he w. by law, the
uf original of said se aud that his nties
tntion : IN the io-sr.
ia testimony whereof hersurfo and the
seal ~ the sae be ayed nj the city n Austin,
ixh day nf February 1876 and IN the
ofhr Ind prndence % the Uaited tho Pigleh and
Of Texas the twcntieth ytsr
EN- PEhsE
And whereas creditors referred said Congress
dee md identical holders ~ the debt described said
net bfhe Texas and whereas alleged that there exist
oygsd erdcaps debt, holders of which
he eerue and of and whereas the % section
d at N Congress requires the holders Of the chcas and
vtsepess shah releases the Unitsd
and ,o 10 The state before payments and the oh
said act rsquTeS that public pece should bn given for the
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l'HE subscriber public
OF house furnishing goods which
complete in every department, consisting in part Of
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hereby certify that, The best OF bcie
above named guaTnntors good and sufficient
(SiguedD f..
Mar 6-3aw6hMay hiawu
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rhtirdeiphts, Niagara, and Great Western Lane.
pAsSENGERs leave the depot PHILADELPHIA aud r. nd
log Railroad Company BROAD aud Vine daily Al ~
Butte record., 1856-10-18
New AMUSEMENT FOR JuRYMEN.

New AMUSEMENT FOR JuRYMEN.--
At trial in CharI+stown, Va. the Ju
ry in the case ofGottlipp Colllmer, for
forgery, wore out for some FIVE or six
hours, and were unable to agree, and
getting tired of being confnd 10 small
room in the court house, proposed to
the constable in attendance to let them
out in the front yard to PLY marbles,
which he did, bnt borbade them to
speak to any person. The scene at
tracted quite a crowd of towns people,
the constable had his hands full in
keeping the crowd from encroaching
too near the marblers The jury hav-
ing sufficiently amused themselves, and
night approaching, they concluded 1t
best to re urn to their room and agree
upon their verdict, which they did,
and the man was acquitted.