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=. CIV PLUMBER ANDG1s FILTER.

NEXT Door To TUE STAR OFFICE,
Has constantly on hand a lSrse assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES aud PLUMBERS MATE
fail to suit purchasers.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting executed In the most
substantial manner, at the shortest notice Attach
ments made TO the Government mains without
delay and trenches tlled the day they are opened
Orders for work solicited, and satisfaction guar
arteed.
AS desire To give NV exclusive attention 10 the
Plumbing aud Gas Fitting business. offer for sale
my stock of Stoves and Tin Ware 81 cost for cash,
All persons deslrIng anything in that line will do
well tO call and see me. iyIs
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II THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until w EUNESDAY, the nth instant
Jy2l-d A. GREEN, Auct
By A, GREEN. Auct,or


'INRCSTEE'S SALE OF history FRAME
HOUSE AND the LOT or WHICH 1T STANDS AT
AUcTIOS.-On Thu RSDAY, the sd day Of June,
1889, shall sail, IN front OF the premises at o'cI
p. m, by virtue deed Of trust to the .ubseriber
bearing date Inc 18th day of November. Is57, and
recorded In Llber j. A. - No. las, foias Ca o. TO-
and 81, one of the land records FOR Washing tOn
county, IN the District of Columbia, all that piece
or parcel OF ground lying and being in the cIty of
Washington. District aforesaid, and known as
parts OF Lots twenty SIX D and twenty -seyenI2
in Square numbered four hundred and ninety SIX,
1870, beg inning for the same at distance S feet
8 INCHES from the southeast corner Of said square
on IA street, and running thence north hteen feet
ana two inches. lS feet 2Inches.D thence west one
hundred feet tl9,D thence south eighteen feet two
nches t8 feet 2mches, thence east to the place Of
beginning, together with the Improvement which
are good dwelling house, DC &c
Terms One-thIrd cash balance IN 6, IL and IL
months; the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments, hearing interest from day of sale All
conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser, III the
terms OF sale are not complied with In 5 days the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property an
the risk and cost of the first purchaser by adyer
Using the same three times IN the Star.
PATRICK BOWLING. Trustee
ma y 2W&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
By order of the Trustees - ~ ''
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POLICE MArrERs-Bsfore Justice Williams
Last hight, Officer Haskell, Of the Northern Lib
critics Police District. arrested two men who Were
engaged in general rough and tumble s4uabble
in the northern part of the city Both beligerents
were extremely 10th To fOregO the fight for tenn
pOrary trip Ia the magistrates office but the ter
of the law finally overcame their scruples,
and they Were taken before the Justice and fined
g. and costs. each.
A man fined s. ~ for tying his horse to 4
Corporation tree The Corporation should set up
some hitching posts.
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LUMBER AND MOULDINGS.
NARPENTERS AND BUILDERS are respect
fully informed that 1 have made arrangements 10
keep on land supply of MOULDINGS Of the diff
terent Sizes, OF the best quslIty of wO add
material Also, a general assortment ofLC MBER
for sale at the lowest lees, at the yard 18th
street and the canal. WM. MCLEAN.
l6-Im
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IMPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS OF
Il WASHINGTON AND Gk0RG ET0wN.
HEALTH ECONOMY. AND COMFORT,
McDonnells Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
Remedy and Beverage.

No more Esrsr and gre No va ore Cholera Crayps
or DiGrrhsd No more Dyspepsia, Isdi-
gesftOH. F1dtHisncVM
For these complaint the CATAwBA GINGER
WINE 10 an UNFAILING REMEDY and PREvksrIvE.
BA CRAZE AND G HS IS ana for
purity of quality and richness of favor, IL une-
Suaied ss thlns ~ ths msTke5 thus rsnSerng C
whilst its Tonic and Invigoraiing Properties have
secured for Il a WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and tn
PREEDENTED SALE.
:, The Wineis pre- eminent;y adapted to the Female
persons Of Sedentary Habits, being NON-1NTOX-
1CArlNG, and IN Importing HEALTH Asp VfsoK
OF MIND AND BODY.
NOfAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
We ask for II a trial from Ill satisfied that n sim
gle tra wall establish At the South the high reputs-
the Union.
THE CATAwBA GINGER WINE ~ FOR
SALE IN WASHINGTON at the following RE
sts.; Z. Nj. JaLbOe, Pa sy Henry c. Purdy 2s5 Pa
az; Jas. r. waugh, 9Th ST. and New York av;
Moore & CIssell, 9TH st; r. y. White a. Co, Lou.
and n sts; }. It. c. Clark, nh and A SITS; Jas r.
O'Brisn, 9th and SITS; A. c. Davidson, eth and 4.
tts;; NJ. Greer, 18th and SITS; John lyman. 10th
and u SITS: r. NJ Orme, Pennsy vans av.; J. v,
E sts-; Jas. White, 10th and r sts.: WIN. L. Jones
Massachusetts av. and Sd ct; Peter Monaghan,
New jersey av and G St; Peter Conlan, 81 and a
yania ay; and 9th 81; Jas. Bgh, 18th St; VIM H.
Campbell, 9TH and NJ sts.; Joseph Weeks New
York av. aud 18th 81.
THE CATAWBA GINGER WINE Is FOR
SALE IN GEORGEToWN,D c., az the Stores
Sothoron, jeremiah Orme, ]. NJ Belt.
wholesale Depot, I z Mercer at, Baltimore.
~ l4-lm JAS. MCDONNELL General Agent.
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Later from Mexico.

oShhkLKsroN, July 2i.-A dispatch from New
hneflcan force Of 1900 men 10 aid them in the
prosecution OF the war. some Americans lad al
reaoy arnved at Tsmpico, 70 aid the liberals
was az Vera Cruz ID il asserted nol,f,y.,x a.,
Mr.. Mcl.ane has made no denAIte treaty viii
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BLACK SILK AND

RLACK SILK AND
~ LACE MANTILLAS.
Black Lace Shaws. Barege Shawis
Cloth, Linen and Iavala Ragans aud Dustars
~ dog an aides Stael Spring Extension Skirts
Weare selling OH at actual cost prices for cash
10 make Improvements In store rooms. This
IS a rare oPportu lty offered tbs ladies for great
bargains. j. w. COLEEY Il CO..
~ lo1t 123 9TH St, above Pa. av.
PILEY IS CLOSING OUT HIS ENTIRE
II stock of FANCY DRESS SILKS at Very low
drces. i, IA I'm
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
L UBLIC: Attention. is called to the following Ger
"a CURE and RHEGMATicc LiN ffME.T
These medicines have been extensively u sed with
IN the asst seven years. and have been thoroughly
Der Of other certificates can be shown If D, TsonE
will tall on me
WASHINGTON. July Is, 1889.
J. X. PLANT, Esq.-Dsdr SIR - purchased, some
time since, hottie Of your rheumatism Liniment
having been recommended to me by friend as a
have not had return of Rheumatism since II
has now been twelve months since ! used it,
ssssr Store, opp. Nat Fl intel tel Once.
My son was suffering at the same time from Sc.
we're attack Of DiarrhPa and vac entirely restored
mink ~ IS the hest and quickest cure have ever
used forsaid complaint. ID f. ERWIN.
ctuIed and sold wholesale and retail by
JAMES *. PLANT, No. $50 d street, between
9Th and 18th SITS.
Sold also at Cochrsn's Segar Store. eth st oppo
393 9TH st. between VI aud | Martins Franklin
hntel, corner 9th and ID SITS; ". w. Hiburn No
al; 9th st. east, opposite Garrison Gaia, Navy
1ard. jy 2h-l'n
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nor HARPER'S FERRY-The fast and COM
y modious steamer ANTELOPE, IT,
Capt B. +. WELLS. leaves George Ea8-S
| town every TUESDAY, THURS H<7EzzE..&
DAY, and SATURDAY. 1T 7 O'Clock 8 w. Re-
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock q. m
Fare 81 81.
n. B. The Antelope makes an extra trip 10 Shop.
herdstOwn and WiamspOrt on Saturday nj hts
and Sunday mornings. jy i5-2rns
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nR. X. ]. HELEN HAS REMOVED HIS
DOFFlCE 10 No 396 4th street, oppot tie the cas-
wing OF the City Hail. iy - laveN
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" LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER

Bridge street, Georgsto,cn, d. C.
The attention of the trade is respectfully called to
Af.FSKIN SHOES, for summer wear SHl
all of my manu- acture HUv
My stock of PATENT LEATHER ~
WORK is also assorted and well worthy of atten-
ton.
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsutable for servantsj also hand and constantly
making.
III Country merchants and others IN want are
invited to call or address me at No. II Bridge st.,
GeOrg etOwn. ID. z. R-tf
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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY,

OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
This standard brand Of FINE WHISKY is offered
q the AIDE IN bar and half barrels 1t is guar
tied as being perfectly pure WHISKY entirely free
from deeterous substances, and possesses the pre-
MUM merit OF being COPPER DIsIILLKD, from best
MAILED RYE, under our personal supervision.
Having a largo stock Of"MAGNOI.IA," and other
brands OF FINE WHISKY IN NEW YORK aud PHILA
DELPHIA enables US To ship from either city with
out detention.
FREEMAN \ SIMPSON,
PHOENIX DIsrILLEkY,
$1,000 SchuyikIll River.
Of6oss }109 South Front ST.. Philailelphia
Oo'' (96 Wall ST., New York IN ~ tDe,5
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-The jury in the case of MI
chael Herney, John O'Day and Stephen Dorsey
tried yesterday for riot and ARRAY near George
town, in the First Ward. acquitted O. Day and
convicted the Others of an ARRAY. Herney Dor
were also tried for assault and battery and
convicted.
Ann Brown (colOred) was tried and convicted
charge Of stealing seven dollars and a half in
gold coin.
Andrew Hanson (colored) was tried for renting
house for dishonest purposes. He was convicted.
To-day, the Court took up the case OF And Han
son, colOred, wherein the defendant was charged
in second case. for renting house To parties for
purposes of bawdry.
The case was pending when our report closed
GRAND EXCURSION VIA BALTIMORE To Nor
FoLK--An opportunity will Ice afforded to health
and pleasure seekers. tomorrow. la take 4 grand
excursion by way Of Baltimore to Norfolk Ports
mouth, and Old Point Comfort. Passengers will
leave w dShln2tOn the 3 IA p. m. train. and
Louisiana, leaving at 5 ~ p. Ia. III. party are
expected To get back to Washington at on O'cIoc X
on Tuesday morning. Round trip tickets only
-, To be had Al the Railroad depot.
lr Is stated that Hon. Daniel f. Sickles las
rented house in Franklin Row the next SEES
sion.
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WATCH RsrUsNs-Betsey Davis, drunk and
d orderly; hne and costs, Sis. One lodger.
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A NEW WAY TO PAY FOR MEAL.-Yesterday
morning, feed dealer on English Hill while go
ing his rounds TO supply his customers was ac-
costrd by woman who expressed desire to
pure base bag of meal The polite feed man inn
mediately disnOuated from his cart and provided
The customer with what she had asked for, when
after she had SECURED the purchase Ia her house,
and rs thu merchant was about 20 step inside To
T-,riv,. his money. she gave him push and
slammed tie door in his face. and lockedit The
VirtuIized dealer determined not TO be- did ont
Of lis cal In this uHcer rmOniOus manner, went T
a man II tue rel stripe, and told his story, and
the CI"tT undertook tO regain the smugg led prop
eTty, lie repaired to 10 the wOman's house, and in
aaGtl voice. calculated 10 strike terror 10 the
Esars Of the iaul2trs. called Ia the woman to open
Ia the name # the law. She replied by laugh
" lrrIsUn aud plAyfully invited the polio einan
- cutPr This precisely what stripe want
cd, bUI tIe lOCk MAS in the way He tried ~ -
tud IL tue hay, but she init mated that she knew
the difference hetxeen ''takiar ANYTHING, and
'ste1iin' H. 80 the officer was compelled To a ke
IT, hack tack, aud the merchant 10 depart minus
Ia. price If one bag Of meal.
The P.C-\ic 1t Z" The Park Yesterday, was
" Ii attended and passed off In an extremely
q i I md IA. aSant manner A good band of mu-
3 Nyrs 10 att -ndanee. plenty of refreshments were
a land aud a great variety Cf recreation was al
command Of every one.
WATCH RsrUsNs -Betsey Davis, drunk and
olsorderly: fine and costs, SKIS, One lodger
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
By order of the Trustee.
ie 2aW6ds GpEEN
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS
DPOPOSAI.S FOR SERVICE MIGRANTS
OR SrREEr DRINK NJ FOUNTAINS

Il FISH .-FISHm
5p bbls. No. New Magdcline HERRING in dry
salt and brine, as preferred.
Also, 100 hbls. No. cd ALEWIVES.
30 bhis. No ! new st John AIEWIVES. in store
and for sac in lots to suit,
Also. 81 hbis: new No. st. Johns ALEWIVES,
now landing Der schooner Rosene ath, direct
from ST. Johns,
Also few MACkEREL. No. 5, large, and No ?,
IN store.
APpiyt' HARTLEY 4 BRO
~ Z-iw 80 and lot Water street.
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NJ SASH WEIGHTS. &c
w, Nv are now prepared TO furnish Sash w, lights.
Wall Anchors, Brick -mOulds. ard VentIlato 5 and
every other article of House Builders Hardware
on Immediate notice and at such prices as to com
mand the trade. Try No: 339 Pa avenue, opposite
Browns. Our word for il: YOU will De p .ased.
Nv Is GRIFFITH 4 SHIELDS
A NY PIECE OF MUSIC SENT TO ANY
~ part of The world postage freeI by addressing
thelPlano, MelOdeon, and Music Store of John r
ELLIS, Washington, d. q.
Music neatly bound Instruments carefully re-
paired Pianos rented; Piano Stools Piano Covers
at JOHN F. ELLis'S, soc Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 10th SITS.
Two Upright Pianos for rent. of very fine tone,
seven octaves, neat nish take up very small space
price very low.
~ ~ JOHN F. ELLIS
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Medal-George r Sutrr
Attention and General improvement g.
Howard. Martha v. Boswell, Mary L.. Weynck
Margaret Bergmann, Thomas Beall, Henry e.
Prather.
Exemplary Conduct-Lewis Eberly, Caroline
Kaiser II. C. Prather, Maria Softer, Jas. MerriIatt
Jessie Falconer.
DiP!omas-L. Murphy, Susan Fslconer, John
+. Weyrick, Bacariah McElfresh, Jos. Vanars-
dale EliZ. Miller.
, 1859-12-26

Mr. Smith said every sort of trcachery was
recommended ngnluSt the Shareholders, Did
not tho gentleman kD ow itf =,
Mr.. Cuttis-l mn. told It contains Infamous
matter.
MIR. Sm.th-Wcll, sir, your candidate signed
i. He WIGS surprised thnt the gentleman iron,
Tennessee should haze fallen into the error Of
stating that Nr. Sherman had disclai.ped the
atrocity of Helpers book He would ask that
gentleman where be got his Information.
Mr.. Nelson said his recollection was that Mr..
Sherman had declared be did not approve Of tic
doctrines Of the Helper pamphlet.
Mr Smith" No sir, hare il here" he then
proceeded to read the explanation Of Mr Sber-
man, being trequtnsly requested by Mr..
Grow to continue until be had read the
whole Of 'Ar. .Sheman's remarks. Did be
be disclaim the doctrines Of the Helper booky
ask it here in the presence Of the candidate of
that side Of tho House, does that gentleman
disclai1n the doctrines Of the Helper booky
ask The gentleman does he disclaim the doc.
trines Of that book az read heret IA pause
The gentleman is dumb. He is silent. |
| desire 70 ret The gentleman, to speak. He is
| silent, dumb Us IN oyster, [Laughter,] and the
| gentleman from Pennsylvania waits to speak
| for1,iu1. .s
Mr. Grow said be only wanted correct stale
= 1r. Nelson thought it proper 10 soy that when
| Mr.. Sherman had disavowed any intention to
interfere with slavery in 1.-THE State. he cnneid-
cred that be {Sher1Esa) haa repudiafedt the ultra
doctrines Of the book. That vas tho way he
understood him.
/ A ballot was then taken without resulting in
m election, Sherman still wanting four votes
, 1859-12-26
Railroad Farm Mortgages,

4 change Of venue has been procured from
this TO the Junesyllc Circuit Court fur the hear.
ing Of the cause Of Blunt rs. Hiram knowIton,
". & H. Il. X. Co., and others, in order that It
may be taken up to the Supreme Court ut the
Januars term. This case invo!yes the notorious
question Of the validity Of Railroad farm mort
cages; Blunt attempts to forcclose mortgage
which kuowlton gave him on ccrtaiu properly
upon which the Railroad Company tare prior
mortgage. The effort will be made 10 set aside
this Railroad mortgage Us having been given
without n consideration. Willard Merrill, ol
tue firm Of Hutchinson & Merrill, Attorney for
plaintiff, and. D. II. johnson, Attorney for de-
fendants. Of this place. left for Janesrille Tues
sot cor soe t;mr ,;a up Inn IN
already been disposed oG.-Irdirie du CAiea
Lfnder
, 1859-12-26

The Notorious Yacht wandcrcrA 4 gain

The Notorious Yacht wandcrcr 4 gain.
BosroS, Dec. e4.--The yacht Wanderer, Of
Savannah. Capt. Weltop, from Flosez. has ar.
rived here. Wc!ton reports that she sailed
from Savannah in October in charge Of Capt.
Martin, for the coast Of Africa, for cargo OF
slaves, and that she touched at FIorez and took
on board two Portuguese women. Cnp.aiu
Martin subsequently went ashore for provisions,
taking with him the chronoinetcr and charts.
In his absence, Welton, the mate, got Under
weigh uud steered for the coast Of America. Tie
made Fire Islands first, and put into Tarpaulin
Core for pilot. Wt1.on states that be WAS
that Martin was IN assumed name and that bis
real name is Lincoln p. Patlen. Of Bath, BE.
The yacht is in charge Of the United S,ates
Narshal.
Tie yacht Wanderer left Savannah under
the following circumstances, On the 18th Of 0c.
tober: Lincoln Patten, under the assumed
name Of David Martin, put fifteen men on board
Of the Wanderer, then lying below Savannah,
to assist in taking on board provisions aud wa
ter. Soon afterwards Patten came aboard him
self, together with Edward Talbot, the pilot,
md Capt. ]. Black. shipping agent, lie ituine-
diately called all hnuds to get under way, aud
drawing revolver swore he would shoot any
one who refused to work or attempted to inter.
rupt his movements. He also threatened the
shipping agent and pilot with death if they at
tempted to teave tile vessel. Some Of the crew
who knew Of his plans, loaded two pieces OF
force fattens orders against those who had
been induced by false pretences to come on
board. One half Of the crew were carried oil
against their will.
The crew Of the yacht, ten in number. have
been committed to jail.
, 1859-12-26
Daily RevicW Of Chicago Market.

sAzrEpAr Evrsrxc. Dec. - 1sas.
FL0CE-Recepta. .1sj hslr. salcs ~ert: lu0 b..s
cho:ee spuE Ext:a brand n eye' ut s&o cc!: IS trs
XaisA ind 80 tbs Grand Eiven} 1t e6eX de IN
bis Geneva and 20 br's Ianton u 60 DEL brls
Low grade txra nj $50 deli % hEs suinc II $500 del.
NuEAT--kecelpss. 1865. lu. Sales vert: ESQ bu E.4
Winter. by sample, At elG7 ttk; $50 bu No. Red 1t
sio so1e: ~ laen sfIE " *ampe al asc dsl 40 bu
do Nc d aga and LOO bu II &c on tf1ck; 20
lu No: sps!nx In outside xachoust Sc 100 bu do
nj sse IN store; 600 hu do n s3xe in rtofe.
CoRE-nectipxs U.s. b. Sale, we44: LOO bu No
II <cla stoe 80 bu os No. 4:c In store soo Ia No.
Lin bAgsai dc track: 500 hu do at &c on tsark
oA1B-Rcee.psA s9st hi. Sales wtre: SO tu No1 1t
~ id ttnss ito In DO At sc del CO., bu and lt6 haks i,
H: track 20 bu No. At sc dc1 zoo hu do II .6kc
del.
RTEReceipt4 ~ bu. Sales wr4&: 100 Ia No 4. &c
On track; = baxs do ii &c on track.
BARLEf-Reoeirt4 s0s bu Sale, vert: ~ IN Nc.
at &c ie stose: loa hu tratyl =. edc 1t desot.
H10HWtSEs-Naskstq quiet sales ~esr; 70 bbh City
Aele.
LARp-Qulrt. sAles. is tle.ces prime sola atpxc.
EGG.Fftah in Eoot demand II l.c.
BIT TrER-CEoloe, 1:Glee. Fatr. lsaisc. Couur.es
ll2lske.
B1pEs-Raoerts pEataa ma1kct nrun- 64.e. n eee;c
fas 0reep 6.ed e for Green Calf skins; 1tc for DR.
Sailed; 1:4Glsc fur Dry Flint
POuLTRY-la good demand. Dressed Chickens d ies
lto perdoz; Dressed Tu1keya eGskc per h. Dres.ed
0eese N6h:He eaeh.
DRESSED uOo6-Etcetpfa &a4 safcs xrrr.
, 1859-12-26
r1r.r partfrnf1ono or rtr1fuJa.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. e4.-The following cor
respondence has been received by the Phl!adel.
phi Union Meeting Committee:
nIcuxozp. Dtc- =. 1ss-
To James :. Gilbors, Esq: =.
DEAR Sir: by order Of the General Assem-
bly Of Virginia, send q copy Of their resoln-
tions to you, expressing their cordial response
to tue patriotic citizens Of Philadelphia, on the
presentation Of the flag inscribed with their
loyal devotion to the uuion rs framed, and to
the Constitution as construed by the Fathers
Of the Republic. With heartfelt congratula-
tions on these eyidences Of unity, am sir, with
sincere respect for you personally, your obedi-
cut serynnt. Signed,
HENRY 4. Wise.
WHEREAS. A 1ar9e number Of the patriotic
citizens Of Philadelphia have presented to tie
Commonwealth Of Virginia flag inscribed
with expressions Of their loyal devotion to the
Union rs framed, and to The Constitution as con-
strued by the fnthers Of the Republic. Be it
R.so{etd, By the General Assembly Of Eir-
ginia, that we gratefully tccept this beautiful
rift us renewed evidence of the devoted pat
rioiistn Of TINT heroic band of conservatives
who have SO long maintained an unequa,
| conflict with the ASSISTANTS Of our rightsl
aud the enemies of our peace, md that whenever
Fortune may invite or Fate impe1, in tie future,
Virginia will cherish with atfectionate gratitude
the memory of those who now encounter the
frowns Of faction and 20 nobly defy the fury Of
| fanaticism.
Ie>olrld, That the Governor of this common
wealth he requested to communicate copy Of
| these resolutions to james S. Gibbons, Esq, Of
| Philadelphia.
Passed both Houses Of the General Assembly.
December Esd, 1859.
{Signed) wv. F. Gonpos, Clerk.
, 1859-12-26

ALBION, \. r., Dec. e4.-Pierpont Dyer, an
old, esteemed and wealthy citizen Of this place,
was found murdered this morning in his grocc.
knocked in with an are or some similar instru.
mcut. Dyer was q bachelor, and lodged in his
store, but kept little or no money on lis person
or premisea.
Patrick Culiigan has been arrested on suspic.
ion OF committing the murder. Some difficulty
existed between the parties, and Cu'iigan had
threatened Drer'a life
, 1859-12-26

Mt. VERNON HOUSE. Former
191 IL st. Charles Hotel Noheast come. OF Randolph
and canai s1rceIs.
This House has been thoroughly renovated and ttted ~
With new Furniture. ctc., md Il OPENED for Hosn!-
and Travelling CussUn. 1sra moderate. In acc7ruanee
viii The f!n4ts.
dee9-lws S. 7. WEBER.
, 1859-12-26
THE HOG AND PROVISION TRADE.
CINCINNATI

having extremely cod weather again. which E1ast
essaT Tss tie
to reaeh tne ou,.ids assr wsh I'd T.. ase1sses
to il H. ase14scs ass; Toto 1.vdo t:so&:5 a,d
saa + eaa'nss
M + iSf M T. 4es
.e So - r. e. 4 asea T IL
there raa nnly mo. c1ac HenlsEc though W. he'd
c.xan,.at. Fctus delivery rheFe xt,e e. e.
s7c, ard for Aach ~ VS. asked Alou. e9o 0ol I
AuIk shoulders and eices rod At * aoa FsnFuar
,s NY M qastse = - 3: .sed d. ss~ - "a
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