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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-07-06

mo. 1911 AN ACT
Supplementary to the Act relating to Juries,
passed February 9th, 1S l, and to amend the
ninth section of said act.
Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
if it should be made to appear to the clerk of the
| ct urt of common pleas of any county in this
| state, after the annual October election, and
previous to the annual spring elections, that the
number of jurors for said county as provided
and required by the first section of the act to
which this is supplementary are insufficient, in
numbers from which to draw and summons the
regular grand and petit iuries for the common
pleas and district courts, to be holden in said
county, previous to the next succeeding annua
October election, it shall be the duty of sucl
clerk Immediately and previous TO said annua
spring elections, to apportion among the respec
tive townships in said county, the number o
additional jurors required to fill such deficiency
according to and upon the basis of apportion
ment required by the second section Of the &C
aforesaid, and notify the trustees Of the severn
townships in said county, of such insuficienc,
with the number of additional Jurors SO ap
pointed and required of each township, by writ
ten notice, to be served and returned by tn
sheriff of such county, the same summons
is served and returned and it shall be the dut,
of such trustees at their meeting at the annua
spring elections, upon the service of such motto
to select of good judicious persons, having tn
qualifications of electors, their apportionmen
I of persons to be returned as such additiona
jurors, and shall forthwith furnish such clerl
with the list of tho name or names required a
: contemplated by the act, and such proceeding
shall thereafter be had with reference to tn
drawing, summoning &C., Of such additiona
jurors, as is provided by said act for jurors sc
lected at the annual October elections.
Sec. 2. That section nine of an act entitle,
Gan act relating to juries," passed February
1881, be so amended as to read as follows: Tha
when sufficient number of grand jurors shall
have been drawn and summoned agreeably L
this act before either of the courts at their sta
ted term, or if it should so happen that all tn
grand jurors summoned as aforesaid, shall fai
to attend, it shall and may be lawful for tn
court in either case, to order the sheriff or othe
officer, to summon from among the bystanders
or neighboring citizens, SO many good and law
full men as are necessary to form and contem
plate the pannel of the grand jury, or to issu
a special venire facias, to the sheriff command
ing him to summon the persons therein names
to attend forthwith to serve as grand jurors.
} Sec. 8. That section nine of the act to whicl
} this is an amendment, be and the same is hereb,
repealed.
Sec. 4. This act to take effect from and afte
its passage. 80 81
! WILLIAM d. WOODS,
} Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
| MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
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of November; on the 13th of Decsmbsr smetk-
urst sosleft the house, but his wife rouaiped,
Itwas proved that at ths parish hohursh of Bat
tsFsss, on the sth 81 Dsssmbsr, 1855. Thomas
Smsthurst yas married 10 Isabella Banker IL
viii Be obserysd that be was It that time rssid
appeared n svidsnee on the former trial that
Isahsala Hsnkes Was aware Of his hnt mar
riage. Such are the plain faets Of the case ~
they appeared before the ecurt on Wednesday
There vas q defence. II was that in 1898 Mary
Durham was . married woman, Mr.. johnson
having survived until 1855; and the prisoDer's
counsel contended that there was case before
she so.rt. Not the Slightest evidence was
brought forth in support Of the dsfence, noth-
ing % show that Mary Durham had bssn mar
ried to Mr.. Johnson; bat there was some exi-
depce that Mr.. johnson was really . Mr..
LaPorts, married. m6n With family, whose
rsiedo4 syith MAv ppfbtn va entirely IN
rseoehissds The fScts ststed II evidence ines-
itably Dictated the verdict Of guiIty..es- -,
Bigamy Is felony, and invDlyes the forfeiture
OF property. 6metharst viii derive no benefit
from the will made by Miss Banks in hisfavor.
and the authorities NJ the Home Office win be
able 10 restore her property to her family.
No pity orsympathy can be felt for SmethurSt
Throughout the whole Of the severe trial 10
which he has been subjected, he has not be-
trayed trace of human emotion. He was
callous to the suffsrings Of the woman who had
saeri6ced fairfAme and reputation for him, and
be was indifferent TO her fate. When she was
in thsvsry agony Of . painful death, his only
thought was to get her will made while she had
Jet strength 70 write her name. When the
PORTALS Of death seemed 10 yawns for him, he
remained hardened and impassive.s When
public opinion rescued him, he doubtless felt q
natural joy but he stiIl remained the cool,
hardeusd man, whose plans had been % delib-
erately laid he VIII now pass away into obi
WON With other criminals as desperate a. him.
eelf tt'te y - = 2s-s-'t7- ~ sf{f,sst SD
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..
The Detroit Advertiser says :, The Corunna
bsoksr, WallAcs,s who had financial opera
tons" with some Of. our brokers q few weeks
ago, has been writing letters to some of his
Corunna friends.b lknseems, By tho explana-
ton he gives that his object was not merely TO
'.put money in his purse bat to "swindis the
sso;isieeisss % n Srdsf e 2 pay oa IN old soGIe
It seems that Wallace wrote TO . gentleman
at Corunna, giving the numbers which would
open the combination lock Of his safe. When
il was unlocked, it was found to contain only
the covers Of his books, every paper Of value
ssd ~ his secesnts having been carried on or
The letter 10 the editor Of the Courier, whose
commercial reports he had been in the habitof
fatnlshin2. Il Is follows = y =, e.ss'f 80
E'-1EAsmsaros, b. C., Dec. "A, 1859.
Nm. PULIs :, You will, perhaps, think have
efrontery enough to make q jackass, but
suppose you do, what do Iscars? You are
already s!ightly impressed with the belief
and therefore you' may not be astonishsd at
this - .ss<ss7a & lsszl - - - u 49,
As Jon have NO doubt given me |" puff u
sincs Lien, I viii only NY that you hsye ny
full permission-advsrtiss me to the ex. ant Of
ffty dollars I subscribed 10 your paper. In
he same psck.gs with this. l snelose one hum
money thatshe depositsd with me for safe jyj
keeping. - .sts.ssss = - sftIE7.& ;
so come who onss had eonadsnos, in what I
said, may still suppose that Was born and
1 bred In New York, I take this occasion 20 say
that never was in that city till July II, SO.
II sny Of your eitizenssuppose they have any
chance Of finding me in New York, may a.
well say that il IN rather uncertain. i sm Q
native Of q Southern Ststs, and my father hSy-
ing been swindied By Abolitionists, deter
mined to srindie somebody in the first Aboli-
tion State whore I could get an Opportunity,
and I have succeeded, and in more States than
your own. =, -. - s. -! - =
Ny eperatiens nox amount to ovsr $1,000,
clear Of sxpenses, and which consider puts
ne about even with the - Abolitionists
Don't understand me as saying that cifcum-
ssanees have controlled my dishonest actions
altogether, for they haye not. have had
to do nothing from necessity, but have acted
a. have lsttis for revenge, and great deal
because wanted TO- 80 -
lido not sapposs any Of Jon are grsss enough
to think am going 70 stsy here any length Of
time, however, II you should think 20, you had
batter come and see. s.a,s.., s..rss:s -
How are the malkets? Wheat up and whis.
kay down tits . crest pity Jour eossnser-
csak editor cassosed cha roseks, Ism e it,
Yours, fselingiy, JAMS @. WALLACE.
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4 MRS. WINGLOW, e 10 fss~ls
IN Experienced Nurse and FansIs Physietsn,
SOOTHING SYRUP,

~ q Fer ChIldren TessAing,v 80 - =.
wpA greatly eitsss shs process of tssthi 2, sy ssss-
70 tAs gsms, reducing an iaAammssisnvili alfay Ar
pkfw md spssnodis action, aad 10 !, = - i
SURE 70 RB6ULATE THE BOWELS g..
Depend spoa d. nethss viii give yourselves and
RELfEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAHTS
We have put mp and sold this arels yssrs and
ss s.e ~; MRs 4 4 =, crsis Il
trcr 1 cuas, as,wINsLOwssls ase sh.s sim.is .s.d Ia
sss:. sss =: :, SOOTHING i.:...s: a:
g: 9 s..S:s,; ;:a..: SYRUP, d:ish:s .i.s e
hkhsa eosnmsndaon ef is magical Effects and medical
vtuss We spsak in this naasr ~ WHAT VIZ DO KNow,s
sfsr yssrs. s1psrieaes, AND PLEpGK Qua RBPUrA-
r!os roi n. FULFIL MINT OF WAT " AEss n
s y sss e:s II. es g s. aa sssss s'ssss
estvsnty minutes after tks syvsPis sanmiasrsa. 70 y
no,t lxP ENC No aad skILYui NUasEs in New Esr.
lana. andAas bssn used with EKvERFAIso sUccxss IN
4 THO USANDS OF CASES.
s only the child from pain but avsorstss hs
stomach and bowels eorrsets seidy gives tone and
energy the whole syssm. vamost instantly relievs
GarPIse IN rHK BowsLs AND WIND CoLIc,
ana ana Gsss.%s S sSS,r.n: Which, not .Yssdiy
sSp SH s FOR - Ssns;s n. q. : sn1.
in all sases Of DIS CHILDREN isr Ea and DIAR.
.l... from sssa TEErHING non .a,A.f .., =
ssgss We would g every mother vhe has child suf-
.ny & h' for sssgaSs so.R,ia,..Do not LET
Rb-yss AssoLurELy sURR--ts follow the use Of this
medicine, II timely used Pull dirsetoes for usag will ae-
.is ss;; sSas so::. lee d:
friseipsl O&ee, Nc Is cedar street, NY -a7ts eif
Price osiv IS Cents per Bottle 'i5tt se ii-d&vlv
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!. 49, 80 ~ - k01D1MGYs - -
DR.. Snefhursk Who Vas tried sous tim sSo
In Esgiand lor poisoning his wife, snd co.,
vietsd, batsubssiusntiy psrdossd, kss recently
bssr tried Oh Z charge of bigsny. The j6fy
convictsd hin, and hs uss ssntsneed 10 impris-
oament' With hard labor, for one ysss OF the
sscond tfiat, ths Loadou Weskly ffnss says:
The fAets brought ost ~ this sssond trial
make ~ yish % know spnsthipg more q the
nsn1 reaI history h eiFonf;1>asoss ef The
epe oerdefs s.sssst tkat - - vely wsak
f1e, - tkst ks wss sspabos e go nersl
tesy9ds In the yeaf l8zS. wksS r. - 81
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~ Seereh % 81 Hsrk, KsnnipRton, q Hsry
ssr vensn cid enopgh I, hnve ho6n kis
nes1a Isd.sl soa of skis l|6rv : 49,
vre g.xe evidence at The tris1. + SnSe SeKlsrsf's
s<nier y fopr yeers. Ths prsvioc1 NJ q Is
vensn q lnyolvsd In seus nystorv. ~ = -.
noeys Wish fs9ueed 8nsekerst q - - ~
nsrFssgs. AZ that tins sks psr1e5 - ~ 49,
g 8. NJ yoksaos, wbe uas IN - - - - 81
nalsy .nh her sens dsys in svssy vssk, ~
eoossssson 80 t,stsd up 70 The time q ~ 80,
go. cnesae1s, When IL sosms = h1vo -.
A1e-y ,nd seeissly broken -. 1usosv 49,
q waish notbisg i p1blloIv knSor: 49,
80 sd - 16Se M ~ Nm. - 1ki-rrs
sPpce lodging q Rsas Tosr,oe. Rnvr-S1er- 4,
ssSn - negee 9itt Mis EsaheIIa - ~. ~
sAey =. n1nst ~ hsf ds2az - - - ~
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..,,,. co.E!.ss e siSTs q: AsD ,yr.Hesr .v.,
siss; iSt Cssi:t t$ss si9s: zs%eas them s-s ~ !
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: riS;s S. SsSSafEff;d Sasfdssss D SIS; s;sss;,.scosn.
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DO. ciaaSsiSSE ssiSE Re. fssi u o'ssf fEis.as.A
ErssS go s@sk.s HALIBur. ss'.s { q
knsfl5h tssash, - ernsa snd Americas MUS
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= ksf64: :s, bsssS. fssksa s.d Amsns.,
ALSQESfsfS 1874 4 lEIEEsTEssrs, E4gTs PECAN NUTS.
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! 81 : ut ;!j LINE. trsss.ss. ssr making
= EsSsss ~ A.svissa IsiNGLAs.
$500 - srsSsh OLIVES. as1 n
Uss.S1 .SR rs sHs5lEaAssEE7gzL lassEEE EFl.L sa.lsT-
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NBw .sItyER-ffATEo WxRE-We 5svs
fs;i isf6s 81 Si s'is szskEf 1sH isiSk = 6S1ffEf
4: $; s; &C. ~ i; &:
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es ssSsiss sss e y Is 81 81. a.. sS
: ~ 3ssss' aISlbs.,....
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fIAVKLIRg pr1rCroRY.

> fr-ls-. JkAfkLEkS a =.
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FOR MEMPHIS T. NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange q Alsxnndris And Memphs = chsriss-
sSn e9d RSs Hsy o,sses ss I.sa.ei
x,ss.s:zi Ss:...4l.. ns;;s;. ns;;s. a::s a:sss ,:.
fsss'sss s1sss ys.e.ss.. ss es.sss.,, Fss Nssssss.
hfs fssss. scs g 81 TT e Ss sscs. points "a.
b Itooa,sd g iss 6,sat s.iss1. s.s Se:fsssss.,s
e s1a s. c''' aAd
REGRzHTL = RED UCTIQN oE TIME.-@
Ins Csleyslsna m Bsssca, from chsttsnoesa 70
sssss and .sysS SssSss u s;ms . Sss Ssssssis. % IN
sass q ss s1Is ss :s n q.
fiHsso 1 Nsa 3 0Ilssas@fs.r e,f psssssd Ten Hosrs.
and P9Sosed shssss q Sss orssss By ssss@ss. o.
ssrosa ssS ssf and jasscn @ sns ,So sea
ysst:Sn, . and Great XofsSsIa RsiirosI.. g Ssv'
"a: Es :. s M: "a s;I -.
ss. nov Sesf lssSy,ns snsal: S sys2 az sSna.,s
points. Mondays. wednesdays and fridsys b. the
REGULAR New Orleans packets. end TnesdSys Thu.s-
ss y hS
% NY Orleans. Beats s,wsys ies,e rrom1sy on
OF tfdlnes MAKING sure cornectlene.
the only Lane that has Daily Line Of Steamers on
the Mississippi river.
THRoueH TRAINs LEAVE WAsBrxsros st q m.
and p. m, Sundays excepted, making direct con-
necuons. with the privilege of laying over af any
point named on the coupon. - tslt.
Passengers leaving IN the ?. NJ Trsin 60 through
TO Richmond without Cha ,ge OF Cara, ard have
comfortable nights rest the ere PROVIDED
with hrst-cless Sleeping Seats.
IL Re sgs scd Az y0r 1sehsss css o's~ss aad
Passengers for Rich;, ond and the South or South
vest are respectfully informed that BY purchasing
their TICKETS VIA Orange and Aleysndria route,
they avoid the annoyanoe OF chenge fror boat %
csrs at the inoonvenisnt hour OF midnight, - BY
Pss.snEsrs i nom Ne~yors vim meet sn Agent
Of the Orange and Alexsndra airoad st the Depot
st Weshinston, from vhom hey VIII receive polite
UThe stesmer GEORGE PAGE iesvss ths
foot OF Seventh street. AZ 81 q. m. and
81 p. m. for Alexandria, where paa IN
sengers take the cars for the
and Southwest. Pessenfers for C1ayioffescslis,
Stasatoa, Ffoaf Rovdi Woodsfock, Wiaehesf<r, &C.,
will take Boat leaving Washington at 6k .. m.
0mnibuses leave the Once. corner o. Sixth ssxee
and Pennslvania avenue, ct . M and ,. M !.
~ On srriytng at WsshinEtoni passengers foI
Aisxsndria Railroad OTnibgs > !
oc ao-tf iltsa Ticfst Agent. W.skinsteu.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILKOAp. =
I'D WISHING TON RR lNCH.
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IL = TlFhN = ~ = B Al 3
8'DRK G00D9.ls
Nserly $loo,ooo .gorfA of Dry Goods at .,
& sa6ost sths Esaes Cost fSr Cash.

We would respectfully annouues to our eu.to,nl.
ere sss sss ,nos ssnsIsy g that our
Az e ! p = spI Sasa
% soot Ds we ssys g rSP
ssias as US ssssisr eSSsoa y
snns wS,sh ws nov offer upon such tsrHas - have
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srys s.Ss ss %i ss g Is E
sssss .ss ss .!9 s
mprning .fser tho day or ssis. ,''' 'A -
nS sss s yi e COS. We ;ls
egagse q cash without discount =
g sys =. T.
.,a1 w sajsass n ss Sss q fss, o:.iSis
;if &; saj;
f;s s I: .:
% sh.s vs PROBES ifyou vsl but ssii sd sxs.ins
OF sssso.ss,, vAess sssosnt. vim b rsnssr-d
81 s sss ::s :; sssy e ~ a =
ssS g e sAsa bore
You A A Es Sss 8 SsssEs SEEFEn en- SSF & 4;
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N fesumsd her f rosss Ss on ne % Posos svI s:.sss
PisRsn.ys PtS EISsI IN lssse e.
for and KfSskIE. 81 4; u a. Asa ~
sld rst.rnins. LUClEN s PAGE, frcSr.
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! IGRTE { BRADBURY's

IL 2 ~
-Messrs. LIGH HTE q RRApbf1Ryo AZ Nev
York, having established in Washington a-AEA
o. . e the
-. PIANOS = =,
pArt Ql which q now In store) TO be found south of
New fosk; VIII keep constantly in store between
y and 30 Instruments, cmbrscing every interns-
diais grsde between the pafn 81 octave and the
sis6efssssy carved ~ ocfsve, aud ranging in price
I Will in every instance sell at the - rsssal
49,. NEW YORK FACTORY PRICES,
=, TERMS 70 sUiT PURCHASERS, /
GEsya siowing aliberal dlscount for cash and Q
~ Second land Ria.os fakss n srehasss
Inc superior exoelenee Of these Pianos, whether
q t9nSh, or OF combined power, sYsetnsss and
mails from snch musicians and judg ges a. Thalberg
~: = nson' Gstsohaik, Simm, and others Of equal
Pianos Tsned and Repaired 1t the shortest notice
oy MI y. n cfIxneJ yhose ertire competency is
guaranteed by N. Orders 70 be left 1t The Ware
avenue, next to the THEATRE 80 de m I'm !"
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VI... gSEFUL PRESENTS!
~ o0SEfUL Presents are always most acceptable.
s VA IaSt 9sins G ,ettisd the next is what buy.
set Of Waters; Table Csstors, Pocket Knives, els
fant csses Of NeedIes, cases OF Rodssr Sclssors,
tse post,mRo, tsnt Of ell is where to buy. We tafe
ne neerf OF dirsoting you to No. $50, oppesits
browa,s Hotel, where You can buy the above and
paoy other goods a much less than regular prices.
oeoause We buy and sell for cash. Ts,' "a = =
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PassAeE, fRE fReEJBisSso NkM sSofkki Mas A.r

Compsny's new and elegant steamship -S.SSe
M0QNTvERN0N, Capt 7. G: Smith, S38e
tern Wharves, ct II 8 clock a IN evsry WRDNEs-
DAY, and the Compsny's Depot, st AlexAndris,
Passengers from Washinston and Georrsfcvu
can take the coaches CONNECTING With AlexaDdria
stsamboats OF railroad, which leave the corner Of
on the steamer from the Western Wksrvss e Ii
State looms can be engaged on Application %
Messrs. Morgan & Rhinehart, Western Wharves.
Freight viii Be received up TO the horrs Of ceper-
.Er Insurance viii be effected ON ell eoods by
this slime at the ofoe AZ the Company st Per cent
The scoommodstions for passengers By this line
are In every respect frstc ass, and every effort vii
York al agreeable and healthful one.
cdf foT Freight or lassass Apply 70 FoWLE =
49,, ss WI p; cRomyELka co.
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no HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
,ULO0K TO YoUR INrERESrn
I,qa nj PURCHASING YOUR WOOD al
.ttt... L. At. Ia IA >. -

A. PAYNTER,s CRY STEAM KINDLrNe
-, FooT OF StvHNrH SrRxIf. o2
~ Yos VIM not only hs sure of fsll measure. ba
.,..r pieces and split any si.e desired.
.r-u,. VIZ I any Other h !. yssd i in this city. 77s
- =. H. He has the bigsost carts and boxes
~ The best Heart Spruce Plps Weed
r - " Az Delivered % Z, Il, & cSsiss.MfiP e. MfiP''''
y y. -, ~. >. 80. 10 Ohos and try 1t
c-.,-.s,......s.-,Gordof Cord Of the best spraes Pine
Yos get quarter Of . eord d shs - l0r 20. ..
In pieces for el.p; Tor Siee .s'-' A A 'r'''
Al! other perts of . cord & same rates,
Delivered p eli parts Sftho CITY,
III Ofdns By mali ~ - l''a 81 = :
~, a.c 10 Promptly attended IA.
Tho MONEY q accompany the order, or be ready
, .-.-rs1s when the fuel 10 delivered. -, g. -
.HI Omoe ooEper OF 7th and Canal streets, oppo
ste Centre MarkeS. A. PAYNTER,sl :.
90 Is at Pages Wharf.
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s.SSssNg1h Sas r 1sahktas ,iros

WARE, PHILHARMONIC Hall, sou n side Pa Avenue,
sboye lIth 81 eet furnishes al kinds Of finnbers
Msterisa and Gas Fixtures upon the poet Feasons-
est notice and warranted. 1 have stIlI On hand :
smaiti Of STOVES which VIII sell st reduced
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sl.f ssass ss a.sss. :.
Ms:ssy.. Collins q Ge.'s ssps6sf 16zU6Hf
ssisa Ss s = 81. ssi efA are
tse os E sst = oESe5 e ssys
Or half barrels, at Hsifincre prioss. 1sf Gssk q
Ssis.ssy. Asys eel this Ale only ON eoanlsslon.
gnaranted an every inst2nos. proy1deo noflos Of
d'iscl @ Slysp Hlssin 3 hesEe Ne.
sT0qT, !fslly equal, q not superior, - ssy in
sS,ssd; a. q ~ f8@ m . q PER Sossn ds!iysSsd 4
d.ss re r,-s ~ syer.x.se xeSr NJ. 3 s,s1s; sa.nk;
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WOOD AID COAL.

Fs tf;uELEE E"oL= '1t
have nov. one Of the most extensive stocks of
Euelm Washington, consisting Of ~
White Ash Ess Coal. Red Ash Stove Cod,
White Ash stove CoH, Cumberland Lump Coal,
Ess and Stoys Sizes. Do. SnstSs' Coal
Hickory, Oak and Pine as4o pounds 70 the ton
WOOD, sawed and split. . in ali cases.
Allof which viii sell at the lowest prices for the
cash for 30 or % days paper, well secured. s ~.
Z HP AL sccounts now standing viii be presented
bef6e the LIST OF January 1860, and il is earnestly
hoped viii be promptly settled.
Wood and Coal Dealer, iith and st..,
d0 1sgr T. 80 ~ near Canal
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Leave WAassHISST3N W ..sz and zSAm-
h heays XAsHiNGToN 80 y y s as 70 and a~ ,. n.
= Leave BALTIN8eE s,sm and sSn
Pas]ssnsess ] for M the EAST vill take trains assss
and 7.t5 q. m, and SO .. m. 49,
Fer the WEST az s.ee q: M, and 81 Pm. 80
For ANNAPOLIS 81 7y<s .. m, and S2o Pm.
&C IS oAr oHA r r. a PARSONS, Agent.
NEW roSlhs slsAASssRRypA AZ B Y RMypAfffssFENsros ffsF.N
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON vill leave
York EVERY %EDNEsQAY,s at sS4f&
ington ever saturday, at 3 o clock p. m
Passepgers can join the ship at Alexandria st any
hmo before the hour OF the steamers departure.
N. B.-ln the event Of the steamers inability 20
the bar In consequence OF low water, a goods
by the undersigned. -
f0l ns'sA' oI HcR&aSs' st5isss ais'SS z RHINEHARr,
oc z3-M.T .T&SG Western Wbsrves.
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A Valuable FARM FOR sALE-situsse<
Ge9rseto a. the intersection of tie Gecrr
and Lllts Falis rYsds, consisting Of lR ecres In
18th and X stfssts. Washington. d. c. "a io-T
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID - = WASHINGTON BRANCH.
80 -l''f CHAser or HouIs. htsr
Cessnescins on Moxday suerntss, OcfstN ~, 1sB