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NEW YORK NEWS -Arcrsr O

The steamship Northern Light, for Southampton and
Bremen, sailed Saturday Just before she left the
wharf scrions disturbance took place in consequence Of
an attack upon the coal passers and Iemcn board by
number of the profession Shore who had recently been
discharged Os striking for higher wages
The health of the city according the inspectors bill
ol mortality, for the week ending yesterday is rather
proving Total deaths 679 decrease compared with pre-
vious week, 19. From consumption, 81; convusons in
tantle, 3S cholera infantum 15S darrhua AZ scarlet
fever, 10.
Many of the clergy might be expected made the sue
cesu laying of the Atlantic Telegraph the subject
pulpit dScourses on Sunday Rev. Mr. Beecher, of Ply
mouth Church, was very eloquent the occasion, and
nrany others of the brethren initiated his example.
McCluskey, who was shot, the 5h of July, in bar
room aray by Alexander Jameson died an early hour
this morning. in the Brooklyn City Hospital. The de-
ceased was member of the forty acre gang to which
the murderer OF George H. SimOnson, pat Laly) be-
longed, and had long been terror to the city.
contract has been made for the construction of new
steamboat of go feet keel and Sc feet beam to be called
the Daniel Drew, to ply the North river between this
city and Albany the of the Armenia in the
place OF the MetamOra now running the alternate
days. The boat of the first class of her
size, and Is expected to cost about $4,000
The Hon. John Duer, Chief Justice of the Superior
Court Of this city died his late residence on Staten
Island yesterday morning. This event unexpect
ed to his friends, he had long been i'll with disease
that threatened to be fatal at any moment to person
his advanced years
The bark p C. Alexander which arrived at the lower
Quarantine yesterday from Cienuegos reports the
of of the named John Smith, sea The sec
ond mate, Stephen Morrill, of Penobscot died at Glen
fuegos on the 22d of June
The steamer Glasgow, for Glasgow took out 3s cabin
and l49 stccrage passengers Among the latter were Mrs
j. C. Williams and infant, of Baltimore
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The TeIepraph Fleet.

TRINITY BAY, August 9.-The U. S. Steamers Niagara
Gorgon and Porcupine left here for St. Johns this morn
ing. All we'll -. % p III.
ST: JOHNS, N. F. August 9.-The United States steam
er Niagara and the Gorgon and Porcupne ar
rived here this evening from Trinity Bay.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. THE Picdynne has received
advces from Brownsville to the 4th They report the
prospects of Zuloagaa very desperate After his fight
from the Capital he declared in favor of Constitution
of 1884 when Parodi abandoned him, leaving to his
fate 1t the general impression that the whole coun
try would be in the possession of the Liberals
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PHILADELPHIA NEUS-Arcrsr O

The Grand Secretarys printed report shows that there
are "A 10 members of tho order of Odd Fellows in this
state, belonging to sos lodges There relieved du
ring the past year 5654 brothers and G42 widowed fam
lilies The number of brothers buried amounted to 375
Total amount paid for relief, S113 O9175.
The intermnable kirkpatrick poisoning case is fast
drawing to close On Saturday the jury into Court
and asked to be discharged. The foreman announced
that it was impossible to agree, and there likei
hood of agreeing, they stood they did when
they went out. The Judge thought otherwise and ad-
jOurned the Court till Monday morning.
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Steamboat Exnlnsinn.

NEW ORLEANS, August S-Accounts have been received
OF the explosion of the steamer Virginia. at the Lake
hole blown in her bottom causing the vessel to fill
rapidly, and sinking her to the main deck At the last
accounts the boat complete wreck There were no
passengers board the time, but five six of her
hands, principally fremen, supposed to be lost
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WAREHAM, Mass Aug. 9-The Wareham Manufactur
ing Company's foundry and mills machine shon
burnt this morning involving loss Of s43 600 In
sured for $4,000. .-'. .a. .- s..--' -
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Arrival of the Nova scntian

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-The American Teleeranl
ofce is brilliantly illuminated night in honor Of th
laying of the cable :, "
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COMMERCIAL DIsAsrER.-We learn from the ErcAange
he9'tng room Books, that the brig Con Brock, which
sailed from this port the 5th of June Trinidad
win cargo OF -four, meal &c, valued S10O00 the
property OF Messrs Hall l. Loney, of this city went
Sh0e at That port the 4tb of July, whilst entering
e or ana 1t was supposed she would be perfect
MrecN me hrm who loaded her insured in New York
The vessel belonged Portland was seven wears old and
OF 100 tons burthen.
ilLK NAME-Miss Reed is the name of the young lady
itn rtuea III the loss of her right foot She is resi-
nt,t o washington city, and had been visit to the
ot o ROCKS and was returning to Frederick when she
met with the accident She admonshed of her dan
ger before she jumped off the train but woud not he
erned by the advice of her friends
lhEcTED LErTERs-Letters for Batmoreans adver-
tlse III lhe New York Herald of the 7h inst they hav
ny Deen mI$dtrected: Claiborne, Booth Il CO.. Garfield
6rother Co; Geo Cassard; VIM. Coughlan: s. Sandsd
otellmann, Hinrichs Co.; Warwick, Frick & Ball
DIED FROM INJURIEs.-Mr Simpson the brakcsman on
tne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad who received fracture
OF the skull on Friday last by falling from burten train
mas since died from the effect the injury received The
deceased resided at Cranberry Summit
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FUKEIGN.
ELIDE 1sLAND-,Ship Empress Of the Sea.
] 800 tons guano-W E. Norris; $50 do dot W. Will
SON.
BERMUDA-Br. Schr. Electric
100 bbls sugar, IL baskets onions-Jas C. Yates Co
SAN BLAS-Retch Laura.
GA 900 cocoa nuts 1873 bags cocoa pkgs tortoise she'll
keg snorters anchors chain cables, bdls deer SKINS
lot India rubber, old sails, &C Price and O'Neale
C0ASTWISE.
PORTLAND-Schr. l.. " Duer
46s bbls. syrupThomas Wilson Co IL tons plaster
order.
BosToN-Bark HrdIey.
1O7 pkgs. domestics-Rice, Chase Co. $50 bbls mack
erelR R. Griffith, Jr. 400 do. do 100 boxes herring
drums Goldfish, 400 pkgs. mdse.-sundry persons.
PORTLAND-Schr. +. T. Lei0iS
80 bbls. syrup-Thomas Wilson Co.
New YORK-Sir. ThOS Slydnn
pkgs. brandy-Aubrey Co.; 25 do. doc. II. Myers
K Bro; $50 do. mdse.-order
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
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Foundry and stem, Min p.

QUEBEc August 9-The steamer Nova Scotian arri i've,
mere yesterday from Liverpool Her dates have been an
ticpated. 1 "i
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sales Rio been confined to 130 bags SATURDAY.
10S and ION cts and 900 yesterday, embracing $50
600 at 10S CTS and $50 at 10A The stock is about
II 900 bags. There have been no further imports.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, August 9.-Flour-Tbe market has been
excited day Sales of Il, 500 bbls Ohio S5 255 So
Southern $515G535. Wheat is excited. Sales 10000
bushels at advance of ct Southern Red 1O5d120
Western White llSGl1S cts Corn is heavy. Sales of
Yellow 95 cts, Beef is firm at s14@14 so whiskey is
unchanged. Sugar is dull Muscovado 7AGS cts Spirits
Turpentne heavy. Rosn is steady at SLIGO Rice is
quiet Freghts heavy at 31G for Cotton Liverpool
and Is. I'd. for Flour.
CINCINNATI, August Flour is active; sales
bbls at 81 25d 81 81 Whiskey has advanced 1c
of 900 gallons at 23R cts. Provisions dull.
CINCINNATI, August 6.-Flour market firm 200 bbls
sold at S4 2Oa 81 so Whiskey firm % cts and
is an active demand. Holders of Mess Pork holding
their stock out of the market -
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The Colorado nm to the Ma
The Expected Steamer

The Colorado up to the Navy Yard.
BOSTON, Aug THE u S. frigate Colorado last from
Key West fired her guns at O'Clock this morning and
anchored of the Navy Yard
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For Frazer River via the p,ofns

HALIFAX. August 9-Midnight-Up to this hour W,
have no udings of the steamer Niagara fully du
from Liverpool .- ..--.
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ST. LOUIS, August Three trains and companies are
now organizing in this city to proceed the gold mines
on Frazer river via the Plains t-
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MORTALITY on SHIP BOARD

Inc only arrival at Quarantine, on Saturday was
that of the ship Sparkling Wave, of Boston, Capt.
Isaac Beebe, of New London, CT. This vessel un-
der De the command of Capt. Thomas Saunders, left
New York for Havana in December last, since
winch time she has lost, by death from the yellow
lever, TWO captains, five mates, five seamen, and
the steWardess. Capt. Saunders and his first Off
Ger diea at Matanzas, on the 22nd of June. On the
9th OF July, under command of Capt E. d. Percy,
she salied for Falmouth, England Losing his Off
GERS, capt. +. put INTO Savannah in distress, and
relinquished command of the vessel to Cant. Car
penter, who was sent there by the owners for the
purpose. The ship sailed from Savannah on the
2Sth of July. Several deaths took place among
the crew, and the 5th inst, the captain died Of
the black vomit. Under these circumstances Capt
Beebe, who sailed from Savannah as first mate, be-
ing without competent assistants deemed it adyisa
BILE to make for this port Six of the crew were
brought up from the lower bay on Sunday evening
and placed in the Marine Hospital, ali suffering
from the fever. Capt. Beebe states that the voy-
age from Savannah to this port has been pleasant
one, as far weather concerned As it is he
has passed large number of sleepless nights, and
Is pretty well worn out.-NeC York San.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
HALIFAX, N. Sos bbs. super -four IL bbs fine do
1872 bbls. first middlings.
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u. +. K. JAMEs.-We learn that G.. P. r. James,
hq Esq, Tor some years British Consul at Richmond,
ns ss oeen rendered by his government the position
General at Venice, and will accept The
had not accepted on account Of tbe ;nsonbrity Of
au p,act; Mr. James is no less amiabIe and kindly
as gentleman than he versatile and Industrious
to ieaVe M Vrsna nha although we he is about
Richmond Wing. Vi promotion
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The Manitowoc (Wis.) Tribune says that bears
are destroying cattle up there, and that they are
plenty this year. A Mr. Armsby has heard of
twelve well authenticated of cattle being killed
in this manner, between there and kewaunee
The New Orleans Picayone says that "our next
season promises to be one of the most prosperous
and one of the gayest ever enjoyed by the favored
and vigorously improving Crescent City-the en-
porium of the South"
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Ihe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal continues in good
order, and is doing large business. Durne tIa tIa
week up to Saturday evening last ninety tbra .,e
arrivals at the Georgetown collection Office WERE
reported, OF which eighty-three were canaI-boats
from Cumberland, bringing exceeding nine thous
and tons OF the product. The receipts for the week
were about So, ,5OO.-Nat. Intel W
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Since January .36 573 557 1876 79l 239 So O69 433
We comparative statement of the Exports, ex.
elusive specie New York foreign ports for the
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DAILY JOURNAL OF THE EXprnITIo~

Interesting Particulars-The Niagara First at he
Reade=uous- Cessation Of the Signals, bat the L,s,
tation Perfect on the FIRST Day. Continuity Rc-es-
tablished- Whole AMOUNT Of CobIe LAID 2,O2G
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The CoURTs.-There no business transacted in any
Of the City Courtsyesterday.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pHlLA DELpnJh.

$50 Il BsRtrolent L"siiiwtion, cstG6!ishe,
Cco} ~ special cgdoumcal. T3y tIs rri,tF
Of the SICK and diST,esscs, afflicted iy.!h pIyglrn!
and Epidemic Diseases.
Ike D'rectorsof this wei! known Institution,
10 'hcir annual report upon the treatment Of
sexual Diseases, for the year ending January ! ,
1903, express the highest satisfaction with tho
success which has attended the laburs Of ,hc
Consulting surgeon, in lhe cure Of Svcrnatorr-
hooa, Srmina! Weakness, Impotence, CUnorr.
h"ea, 5icct, NyphIili, the Woo Of Ora frisC. or
SCI haUusc, &c, and order a'ccniiuuance of tho
s"me plan Tor the ensuing year. The Conyultiur
surgeon is authorized to give Medical AdyIra
GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a DIES
criPhon OF their condition (age, occunation
habits oiiHo, sc. and in cases ui extreme now
er'y, to FURNISH MEDICINE Free of ChGrce.
some vi tho new remedies and methods oCtrcot
mcnt, discovered during the last year, are of
great value.
Anatmirablc Report on SpprmatorrLDca or
Seminal Weakness, the Vice or Onanisr, Wn,,pr
Datioh, or scli-abuSe, and other diseases Of The
ncAnal organs, by the ConpU!tIng Surrcou viii
We sent by mail (in scHicd letter envcln9e).
"ee q chGrge, on receipt OF two STAMPS Tor rost
age. Other reports and Tracts, on tho nature
ana treatment OF Snauai diseases, dict, Sc, are
constantly being published for gra,utous distri-
button, and viii be sent to the afflicted
address, FOR Report or treatment, DR. GroRdE
H. CAIH"UN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso,
c'sunn' No Sonth Ninth Street. PhIisd'a. Pa
BY order OF the DFcctore.
EZRA ID. EARrWELL, President.
GEO. FAIkCHILD, Secretary. Feb 10 ;5S
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Holos0oy's Ointment and Pills.
Those who have been taught to be.
licvo that there is no remedy for can
Ger but tho knife, are invited to read
the following statement. Reub ben
Wiihers, late of Brooklyn, and now re-
siding at Marysville, California, was
for several months treated secundum
a'tem, by two physicians, for what
they pronounced to be cancerous tu.
NOR on the left breast. Finally they
recommended excsion, but the patient
having heard much Of the efficacy of
Holloway's Ointment, in such cases,
resolved to try its effects before sub
hitting his flesh to the steel. lie us.
ed it in conformity with the directions,
for two months, at the end of which
time the lump had entirely disappear.
ed, and up to the date of his leaving
for San Francisco, in August last, an
interval of fourteen weeks, no symp.
toms Of its temperance could DO dis
covered. The Pills are equally eflica-
cious in al internal diseases,
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Smiths Family, Plantation and Shin .8Aaielno
Chest Companion: A New Enlarged
Edition.

49, i'hLiSf'i.D,
Tho Family, Plantation, and Shin MeS,o;,e
."eSt C"nPHW"n.--A compendium o. Do. este
Medicine, Surgery, and kIa,erin Nod',.a >S Sar1
tcularly adapted for Hca,ls.of Fn,,,I;na fn
seers, owners orpantGlians. cpnI,,,,,
&c, &c. Containing: - '''r'
u Domestic rha Im0copGia, with tables ocDo-
scs, Weights ana Measures Plain E,Ia, -.
tho Administration of Incidence ,,,.,s '"'
ton to various Jigeaecs, with tErjr ,,,rrPr,,ia
Hnd doses. = nv
Directions for tho Diet. Nansgcmer, sua
Cookery Of the Sick Room.
dfen:
lures, bislooaIons, &c. ''' ,"
a concE's account OF tho Asia,;c and Sna,
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DSD~ At County Court held in and
for Monongalis County, February
Term 1858. ...
"Ordered that an election be held
in District No. 2 of this county, on
Saturday the 18th Of March, to elect
a Constable to fill the vacancy occa.
stoned by the resignation of Edwin
Clear, and that the Commissioners and
officers of the general election, super
intend and conduct the same"
A Copy-Teste, NJ. Nj. DENT, Clerk.
March 4--tde. =.
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Bag Nimon, at Durbanna Foundry,
has put up "Corn cracker" for the
accommodation Of those who want their
grain manufactured into stock feed
Judging from the advertisement, the
Machine turns out poetry too, and if
any body should want to get up a reply
to "Tom Turncrank, ESQ" we would
direct them to Pete and the Corn
crackef," over at Durbanna.
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A u RULES held in tho Clerks oSico Of
"A The Circuit Court Electromagnetic county On
inc first Monday in February, 1858:
WILLIAM CARRIco, Plaintiff, rs. NrmRop MADE
RA, David Baldwin aud Elizabeth his wife
late Elizabeth Madeira; HGrrison Gould and
Hannah his wife, late Hannah MADEIRA, Nancy
MADEIRA, Solomon Stephens and Amanda his
VIE, late Amanda MADEIRA, james ProtZman
aad Mary Ann his wife, late Mary Ann Made.
"a, John Carncynnd Larinda his wife late La
Iinda Madora, David Campbell and Rachel
his wife, late Rachel MADEIRA, and Cha,les
MADEIRA, infant son Of George MADEIRA, deed,
D5enaa"fS'--in Chamcery.
Tho object ofthis suit il to obtain a decd
10, 10, TWO and a-half acres Of land sold by Jacob
"'adefa III his lifetime To tho Plaintiff as pgr
Mf'ueh contract, bat for which the said Jacob
mo9ete Jailed TO execute a deed to the PlaintifT
ana IL appearing by an AFFIDAVIT Gled in this
cause mat the sald David Baldwin and Elizabeth
baIdwin his wife are not residents Of this State,
IS ordered that they do appear here within o o
month after due publications Of This order and do
what 10 necessary TO protect their interests
CoPy~-tcste! MARSHALL NJ DENT
"nIty bunker, p'q' ...E r.. Cisrk,
February !, 1903. '... 1875,
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE,

>he subscriber offers To sell his fargl OF
Il 29O Acres OF Land. lying half a
mile from SmilhIown. There is about 1875
acres cleared, and in good state OF culiva
ton ior farming or grazing purposes. The
farm Is fenced rT INFO ten acre fields, with
ne'er'ia'ling water III nearly every field and
aportion OF coed meadow. There "a
rs a Dwelling House and out housr 5E1su
and good waer within 5 leol OF tie IUU1,
win siah'na for 6"rS head .! horses. There
are so bushels OF winsi sowud, ws,ich b,d
lair Tor ssoi crop. AM one w,,hins to
buy viii doHblIess Wow the land nd Judge
Tor themselves.
Whiteday creek ruaning through said
farm and cutting off about 40, or 80 acres
from the main tract, ii Will re sold srre.
rate or together TO purchasers. An, inform
alton in regard to Use land viii b. promp,-
" g''rn by addressing The undersigned at
Whileday u. O., MOn"ngaI,a co.. Va.
WILLIAM HORN.
Or'o Al Heck. Esq, Mursuutown Va.
Nov. 26 1857 -3m
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V2TECE.

rgNilE SUBSCRIBER, having bee ONE old, and
Z wishing to retire from business, would in
form the public that he will sell or rent his large
and valuable Farm near Lumberport, containing
some $50 ACRES OF land, about SEQ acres
cleared and in a good state Of cultivation, be-
tween 3 and 400 bearing apple trees, fine mead
ows, and every convenience to make It desirable.
Also, wish to sell my stock of goods, and rent
my storc-house and a valuable dwelling house,
with some 30 acres ofbottom land. This is on
Of the best stands for selling goods Of any p ace
in the country. Terms made easy. Any person
wishing to buy or rent, will do we'll TO call and
see the premises and situation. | ha We Just re-
ceVed fresh supply Of goods, which will sell
low for cash. Sugar 10 cts, Molasses 62L.
JAMES Y. HORNER.
Luaberport, Harrison 90, Va. tHob. u.
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n@- NJ. M. DENT, Esq, our neigh
borin-law, who is candidate for re-
election to the Clcrkship of our Courts,
in which position he has rendered pc
culiar satisfaction to the people, says
in his last " Star"
81 have carefully read the Circular
published by mo 1852, Zone copy of
which is in my possession and can be
seen by calling on me), and take this
method Of informing you that there as
not a a0ord therein Which can be con-
strued as advocating the one term sys-
tenn for the C4erkship or any other
office" f@"
D@A- We confess, right here, that we
were one of those who thought that
MIR. Dent had committed himself fully
in favor of the one term idea, when Il
candidate in so, as he was quite volu-
ininoas in essaying platform, (Which
was all right, Of course, especially with
the printers), but in his late disclaimer
he, no doubt, "speaks from the book"
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Esap, Hon. Sherrard Clemens has
made speech in Congress on Kansas
admission, which is highly commended
for its conservative tone. 1t sustans,
as best Mr.. @. can, the administration
corner ia the game. We have not yet
had time to read it, and give no edto.
rial opinion Of its merits now. 1t is
too lengthy for our columns.
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ns5- In the Virginia Legislature. on

sD- In the Virginia Legislature, on
Saturday last the following bills were
passed.
House.-To incorporate the town of
Rowlesburg, in the county of Preston.
Senate.-Changing the place ofhol-
ding elections in the 3D. district of Pres
ton county.
Incorporating tho Sons Of Temper
ance in the town of Rowlcsburg, in
the county of Preston.
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'Han Colambia, happy land"

The Militia LARS a lar 1fMe land?
Or so nearly a law of Virginia, that you
may go to work and whet up your old
scythes and swords--burnish your old
fuzees-hunt up the old epaulettes, and
prepare for the good old rejuyena ting
days of Militia training, with their
concomitants ofgingcrbread and spruce
beer This is an age of progress!
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Bta- Town TRUSTEES. An Election
will be held at the Court House on
Monday the 18th day of March, 1853,
to elect Trustees for the Borough of
Morgantown for the ensuing year.
VIM. LAZlER, Pres't.
March 4, 1858.
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OPpoSition TO Small .Notes.--The
State Senate of Pennsylvania passed a
joint resolution on the 2Sth. authorizing
the Goveinor I" open a correspondence
with the Governors of other States for
the calling 1t a convention for The adrp.
ton oil measure to prohibit the issu.
ing Of notes uuder five, ten or twenty
dollars,
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A CARD.

] have removed my Office from my resi-.
dence on Front street, TO Lszier's long hull
ding on the Public Square, tsecomd door from
the west end of said building. and immedI-
aleiy under the Star Printing Office. & also
associated with me IN tha practice Of the
Law, HENRY T. MARTYR, Esq. One or both
OF us may be- found at our new Office, al all
times ready 10 attend promptly to any bust
ness conIidea TO Us in Monongalia. Marion
and Preston counties. Address BERKSHIRE
& MARTIN, Morgantown. Va. f.. .....rs
.. Il. L, BERKSHIRE.
Morgantown, Va, Nov. &c. 1857.
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s0- See the advertisement of Mes.
Whitmore, Welt, Duff & Co., dealers,
very extensively, in Hardware, &c., at
Pittsburg, Pa.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-03-05

.Ray- We are under obligations to
Hon. S. Clemens, in Congress,
e. G. Brooke, Esq, St. Louis,
David B. Lynch, Pittsburg,
w. I. Z. Webb, Esq, Waynesburg,
YIN. E. Grove, New Albany. Ia,
for late papers from their respective
localities. -M