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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12
Foreisn Imports at New York.

For tho week 1887 1858. 1859.
Drv ,;o.Is ~ 81. ~; ja2 Sll6Ill2 S3.l6l $50
General merchandise 2l2l.lS5 9s9.l3I 2Iho.'''
Total for the week. S3.dnsII1 s2l53.5l9 S02Zt
Previously rcl.......6l,2' lb2o 2S"'lo'o' 'o'-"o''
Since Jan. S6&,SSOlb2 s3l,|Io3o sh3o0ZFi+
Included in the imports for the week are s52,9lS
in earhcnware, S1O,j5s in glass, $l4,447 in plated
glass. Sl3.Sll in borax $l4,HSl in licorce paste.
S22.795 in madden, l,SSO in opium, Sl2,l35 in
paints, S3O,769 in soda ASH S62,O47 in furs' Si4-
ST. in plums. s72,299 in jcwelrv. $l07,l77 in
Watches S13l 800 in dried hides and leather. Sol,-
Os9 in undred hides and skins, Sl6.s47 in wines,
sIO.g22 in copper, $54l 1853 in cutlery, $43.052 in
hardware, $5l.429 in railroad bars, sl2,O29 IN
sheet iron. SlO6,O43 in bar iron. s59,397 in steel
S7I.77l in tin plates, Sl6,5l2 in nutmcgs; S2s.939
in hooks, Sl4754 in buttons. Sjl,S27 in cigars.
SI377 Sc in coffee, S74,2i9 in moasSes. S44945 IN
lnsced. Sl3S 1O3 in hhd ties. and Dbl. sugar, Sl2j.
SIG in box and bag do. S2l6,75s in tea, s2t,4s6
in tapoca, $50, 90l in wool, and Sli,lO5 in wool
en- waste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12

WILLIAM d, MASSEY,

NERC mt ia l. y II,
TAS received beautiful stock of SPRING and
II SUMNER GOODS, for Gentlomen's wear,
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
comprising the fashionable shades, purchased from
the importer direct, and warranted to be from the
best manufactures in Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSlMEREs,
of the most elegant styles, and
NESTINGS
of every variety. White Linen and Marseilles
Shirts: Under Shirts and Drawers; Cravats; Neck
Ties: Stocks; Pocket Handkerchief; Gloves;
Shirt Collars, and Suspcnders.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of various kinds, and offered at low price. Also,
arfull assortment of the very best
TRIMMI NGS.
Thankful for fayors heretofore received, assure
the public that no effort shall be spared to give
satisfaction. All Garments ordered warranted to
be made in the best workmanlike manner.
re- Store No. " King Street. one door dbore
RovoI apl2
[Warrenton Flag and Culpeper Observer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12

oOK OUT FOR THE y. YORK WEEKLY
OF THIS WEEK 1t contains portrait Of
Robert Bonner Editor and Proprietor of the New
York Ledger For sale at GEO. SiGGERS Book
and Periodicm Store, IS Prince street, opposite
the Goscne Office.
The United States Police Gazette has the Scene
Of the Execution in Baltimore; View of the Jail;
Portraits of Gov. Hicks; Thomas Swami, Mayor OF
Baltimore: r. VI. Rigdon, late Police Officer; Gam
brill. Crops. Corrie, and Stephens, ready THIS
morning price sc.
Bsllou's Dollar Monthly for May. price lOc
Our Musical Friend, No. ~, splendid number,
price Zoe.
The Musical Guest, No. ., containing five new
and popular pieces of Music, at the low price OF
10 cts
Frank Lcslic's Illustrated News, with illustra-
tons of the Sicklrs Trial i'll Washington price DC.
y. Y. Ledger, Mercury, Flag, Pictorial, Hnr-
pcr's Weekly, Stars and Stripes, Line OF Battle
Ship. and all the Weekly Papers.
All the Magazines and new Publications on hand
and everything in my line, at reduced prices.
m l2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12

LEcTuRE.-Rev. DR.. Ryder delivered his
seventh lecture, at st. Mary's Church. on
Sunday evening, from the 10th Chapter of
Isaiah, to very large congregation. lie
announced, at the conclusion, that his next
lecture would be on the Sacrament of tho
HOLY Eucharist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12
AUCTION SALES.
BY 8. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SALE THIS DAY,

BALE THIB DAY,
A UCTION SALE AT CLAREN CE.--On Non
n day, the ll.h Of April, 1859, at 10 ociocL, will
be sold all my HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including . very fine PIANO
Also. a number of PARKING IMPLEMENTS, one CAR
RAGE and HORSE, Cows, DC.
ap 5-dts II. M. PARkER
liy- The above sale will DO continued THIS
DAY, at the same time and place. II. NJ. p.
al Pit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12

O. FOR SALE.-I offer for sale accommo-
Iii dating terms. a HOUSE and LOT, pleasantly
situated, on st. Asaph street. at present occupied
by Mr.. Vim. A. Hart. The HOUSE has two stories
and IN attic, and large and commodous BACK
BUILDING, fitted with water and gas, and all
the modern improvements. There is also fine
large yard: making it q most desirable residence.
az. | have for sale, also, several other HOUSES.
lei situated in different parts of the city. Terms
very easy. zap l2-co1m'l GEO. SEAToN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12

BAPrlsx.-Six colored persons were bap,
tized at the usual place, near this city, on
Sunday last, by Rev, Mr., Shepherd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12

tized at the usual place, near this city, on
Sunday last, by Rev. Mr., Shepherd.
Rev. Il. srSpERLAND.-The Second Pres
byterian Church of Cincinnati, has extended
unanimous call to the Rev. Hyran Sunder-
land of Washington city. Hon. W. S.
Groesbeck, one of the members of the con-
sresation, stated that he considered Mr.. $.
the attraction of the Presbyterian Church
of Washington.
WASHINGTON I1rAs-Mr. Alfred Cassell,
well.lnown master brickayer of this
CITY. and a resident for the last twenty
five years, disappeared from his residence,
corner of Virginia avenue and 9TH street,
on the night of the 9th instant, since which
time his family have heard no tidngs Of him.
After thorough examination at the Smith
sonian labratory, by request OF Capt. Melgs,
il is determined that the water OF the ash
ington aaueduct is row drinkable, and az the
reservoir settles it will grow cle.rer and purer
daily-Bah. Syn.
Low T,DEs.-During the past week, the
lowest tides known for many years occurred.
On all the tributaries Of the Chesapeake the
landings could not be reached by steamboats,,
and in many of them the shores were entire
" hare for several hundred feet further to,
wards the stream or channel than had been
observed for years, During part Of the
time the temperature was quite cold, and
oysters bedded near the shores are said to
have died in great numbers.-Bah. Sun.
CoAL.-A large number Of vessels loaded
with coal left this place during last week for
eastern ports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12

CoAL.-A large number Of vessels loaded
with coal left this place during last week for
eastern ports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12

The Woodstock Tenth Legion has been
enlarged and otherwise greatly improved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-12

The youths who escaped from the Rich
mond Jail sometime since, have all been re-
captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

L III The Unitarian Society Of San Francisco
have invited the Rev. Dr., 1ellows, Of New York,
and the Rev. T. 8, King, Of Boston, 70 go 20 Cali.
fornia for two or thsee yeaFs and prsac6 sor them
both calls were declined several menths ses. S.s
4 III Rss. Dr. Coz give MS idea Of the tsBfosd
Church, 10 fOllow1 sThe Broad Chuseh. Ysse
Make Gods church brosd enough 10 take In 81
mon Magus, and Judas, and satsn, 0ut upon IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

SEA WEED roa ewappiso. .LThe Paris pspers
peak Of q new industry thst rs arisen In France
fFom the exigencies d he tiEnc, and one which
destined % supply one q The Necessities Of that
tent 3Ootwnment - ~dsred tlae syste u,&Ifi
xsxheffn4 e The sea~yred which 70 washed ON tb<
Focks e TIE cossts of Normsndy and Brittany Il
serve n wadding Tor srtillery--it being fouhd q
e,ol, and not liable to ignitien-like The cottoz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

-0ssst.ah1sseassssG - WsshisssS1 ~ ssineas 81 -
-hs opizft of the Times for "a bfssezf NJ
hAs thsfsllsEjng anecdote, uhiet e sAys nav
oerslle9 uPon g authsutic, md 0hieS iliuc.
rx.ss N remarkab1e maanef, WaShinetou
tmngs lore of sociahility, ard bis modssty
n xssssa 70 bis Literary repat.tio. - Isfs
avenue, sas xhilom q eonffsctor Tor hu;ia;ns
ttas sscti0a e CggeUu Aqusduot which ibss.Ssi
tefsegn tsRrltovn- Soon sfter he hsd, ,srSct-
sdarnds building for sths Ssssptiea of DO
temporary shelter while sngSEsd in bis rssnor-
sibls aetiss, IN old gsstlsnan, plainly dressed
end o. ote4ceeding unPrstsndine mannsss, spps-
seuted himse4 ons day and sofnmeucsd q son
sHssdun with sur ffisna. n gr at many quss.
sioss we're ssked, nat9rslly sssgs red 81 the
with wstsf, and affer, . VI Al of an bosr or =.
the Old gssslemsn Quistly departed. - A ife8
dys eftsrvafds, ACCOMPANIED by two iadies.
1he sgsin visited the headquarters Of our friend.
7ad entsred into q more detailed couye ssatioo,
sspiesly intent sPos hsding eat al that wss
,fps 8 visin 1nsIly became ! rseuisr mar.
And ware continued twice vssk, ter 3. period
OF ax months: The eonyeustions Hees always
csnHssd 70 local sabjects, and not 8 re,nafk
escaped from the III a tts visitor, which was
sseelsssd 10 inspire earieaitys o. suggest that
49,. 49, ~ " NV PA$S1 geod-n -napufeu
dssissd - wkils swsy sa helr OF tvs an CON-
n91plscs chit-chat In eourse of time our
sfriesd tnishsd bis laborp st Tarrytswn, but
sccasiensily net his cid friend On the little
ssssamefs that ssryc to connset cur snburbs
With The heartof the city One day. vhiIe
rtrsysiing aiopg thp Hndsos, and bssily en-
Esged IN ecuversation With tie old sont emar ]
the teaxner Qiddouly coumsneed Sealinv RI,
bsii. and made snsh Z racket thst orr ffSend
-iefs bis place, 'and hunting IN the cspfnin-
asked bin s~hat Al thAt nsios - ,sboui n
.EHhJ, replied the anctionary, I've sare
eppeskss esu1yueess 80 -hsvfsg -1SmAanxsUn
Irving on boardrl2 - slsru bis servant viii
be able to mest NM his landing NTH .
eriase.' .ysaaTs HTyIE OF
ssgur friend, IN: great entbudasm, sWsshiuR-
too Irving ~ en- bard. Why point. him ont
tosa<, there - no nsn iiving W. i would
mere liteto Ne 80 -; q liz s,il
s.is ss7p..S, "a 's s sspssa ,so.sd o.s
~ ~ iss Ss d S. 's w.ssisstee Ir.iPf ssaI,ey,
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- : ks,f ss.si sstss : week hs hsd isd ) iosx
s8nyefuoon nth Wsshin< { q Ifyink. 81 bef-
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ssaf Bs1sf q NJ Cbsslss Disrsss. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09
A MRS. WINDOW, = g 80
IAN Experienced Nurss spd ,Fsmeis Physioish
presents to the attention ef nethsrs. her eI
S00IHING..SYR IHlI.,NG.SYRUP. Ps.,5s
Fer Ckildrsn faefkf,

~
which greatly asilitatss the pseeess q tsse By sssa-
Ins The guns, reducing all slfap al
fATN and spasssodie action, and 10 ar-e - ~ =
SURE TO RB9ULAfR THE B0WRL6
Depend ppoa i, nohsH H viii give yeusssIve md
RELIEFAND HExLfH 10 Y0UR INFx., rs
We have put and sold tea ysars I'D
CAS- ser, ~ ssipnEcE ArD TRcrH ofif, vhstvshays
Msdisis..Yv., MRS. nIs II r2ris.ss q
1rcr cuas,wINsL0w,slsls..aae ,;.,Is TO - "a
n:,s. sa Id =: i... sO0fHGNG is:sass Il Dc.
4: !: I: syaUss s:s:ss:s' ',s ss {: e
highest eenssadstiea o. hs nsged sfsefs ss1 asdssi
vrrnse- We aDssh d dis wHar Nh % EGoyS
afnrfsa yaaf1 1peries<s, AND rLEpoR Qua nFpufs.
6 ss..ss Ss:;s =. g z ls.s
twenty minutes sfSr nj syrpp d al nSsistsrsd 2
This valuable preparation be pvssepsio. q sas q The
land, and has beer ussd With NBvBTASLTac succHss n
THOUSANDS or CASHS.
cay relieves the ehid fs .ia, bus svrsrss,s tks
stomach and bowels, eerrses eivsS to.s and
energy the whole systs n viii as<antlr relieve
0nIpInoiM NJ fnk BoWELs AND WINE CerSc.
sad e.sree.s ns shieh u aet speedily
. TOR ss,sss ar !, 4. e .: ssss.
q q srss. stDEsd CHILDREN rsiiav s.z Sizs.
&n 81. ~ - !. .s:sssssTKkfnING losss. .s..sss e
1851 We vsad ~ q % nsshsr vis Iss e9d sss
VOC ss5 lss
suRr-yss, AssoLUTELY staf-.e follow he uss 81 st,.
psdess, A1sy ea Fsll dissesioEs fos sssg vii ae-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

/, NJ Dam 1Tshsf ~ msstA, flsneis csns
Nss kied ana convictsd IN PhllaAslphie ol n
outrage on lits1s Rtsl, nine ysan q 80 TIE
Attendant w6sSdss{lneA BY 6e child, 1sd sAere
M 81 ~ - Ssssse ssassss: Ram Ssm
- 61VGu YGnsf solitary and sopafatei connnement,
a hl1 lzbbs, iaNe Ess1sn fehissstisry. win.
II afsw dsYs, however, Y has been diacovessd
that The 1roaS Mee 1dS Been srrssssd, aud the
ffiendsef fhs seccused, Who heaed Of his dftlcnl-
tes onlt sf11R Ne sentence, have applied fof and
obtafns1 aswsit of habsaD cuRpus,in order that
mistake may be rectihed.T177T 80 - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

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No persoa can ts SsIl lone, rkoss ssefs a.
habitually cold Whls. ssourise - ~ DIV
ness and vaentA. 4, haesrtsin msnne' 81 -,
moving vAdefy e annoying aiImsnss The
feet Of some ars kept mofS cSmforta bIe In vip.
ser esvon - worm vhtls woolien saih others
oeasr. The wise coarse, thsrsfers, e for each
ONO oocsr<s Tor hinss1fs and Aet seeofdineiy
n dthfuI warmth OF the feet; hence ali, espe-
cialiy those Who Halk . grsst deal out q doors
during the day in cold WsatheF, shoald make
it point 70 dip hoth fet In cold, water On
rl4ngievsry naorniags and let thsn rsn ain
hait .nkis e, for minute at time, then rnb
sfa rps ~ drsa and move about brizkly
adopt this eeuns fb6n sny sasss, ne rsxtb Nal
pion > toHaA TN n NlfM H6t6f 6sery niRff
jast before .going - bed, takiug ths Cprecsu-
tion to dry them by The IRE most fhorouehlv he
fore@ @retung IN, hezides kssplne 1be fer
clean, preseryes nesural suftness to the skin
ard hasA ts.dsncy 70 prevent and cure cerns.
Msnyt ttuDubIssoms throat aifsctjoS. and M ~
an snp9ying hesdsche win Be cured II tie feet
are kePs aways elsan, warm, soft and dry :.
mouent ns feetAre observed 10 B. fcold,
TIE persen eheuld held thsm Y The are. With
tns ssoenngs o9, until they feel comfortably
fn 0ns ct the several decided objections .
t9wan 9e fset the registers being Wholly
unmted for that parposs. Our wealthy ecite
zsns 90 tbenselyes and their families : great
rpa&K they ian to have one roem IN tie
noeee, free for al, where . frs il kept burning
t*n De hrst day Of October nn6I the 6rst DAY
oeSeae, su = 10. grate, On level With the
in sgrse,, OF to the iioor Il stove I'll the more
enufWtsbie is Il, and the fes heat is wsstsd..
Ills h one Of the delights AZ the rood old
fsskioned wood ines, the very thought Of which
essrss .,s 80 sany Of - .wsy 70 the glad scenes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

fJThe NesSolk Eersldnysof she acqoittances
Of the Winan's ssezmef st thss city: ,7 '
3sThe Steamer made The run from Nosfolk 10
fourteen miles In forty -nve minutes and returned
In one hour, the whole tip occupyiag one hour
and three quarters, and the Rreats speed obtained
being at the ra1s of eighfeen mikes per hour.
pectations Of the inventor, and further impsove-
mentsy viii bs made untA The vessel fuilyfeacKes
the maximum of speed Ant contemplated - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

never been abfs To-
Medieins-NvER|
4 sIN @ L = M
Feet a GU q r.
Never dsd vs knew
Satisfaction by asy|
the contrary, mars
opBRATtoNs,' and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

1ssy q any ofHE1
lHAs IT rAfLEp, su
HTAucE TO -
uhen insly ussd.
A instsnes of dis-
tene uhs nssd 4. On
ldehebted viA its
.proak II farns Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

AHxvE,xyxx MAsswxrfrse rnx sfbrwAlr.
Tw0 mn nnnde a.bet, one on the success Of Have
meyer and the other Of w ocd, the conditions Of
walk ffo0 tho Sun Once 20 the Herald eiIce,
from o'eIoek q. m. 70 O'Clock d. me- sto-day.
Mr.. Hssemeyer having failed, the man who bet
spcciaed, and has done the Job very well IN. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

A yALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situatsd
4 Ss u Ss S1
md Little Falls roads, eonsistinE Of l4 eeres In
fTtS soS re e Sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

aFkxsEf FkxEf kSsS k5SsRs tRs VII WI
e;Gr aood .nd H e
above proPsrfy islcosssd on the north side of Ma
:soh1sstts sysnps bstyssn tth ,And stH 80. Per
~. Y; ss.li ss:':' q q =: ::se
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80 ola aIntslJ Ta1a e.. ccrnsr Of issk a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

EOR RENT-.A AvaiuabIsGROcERY sTOR =
situated on the corner Of 18th and p stss west,
counter, bns, ko, aed 10 the most desirable Stnnd
n the oity for resident cogntry sad river trade
Louiaiana avenue, nesr the corner of icth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09
Mri.x - =. : : saS IL. $50 m g:

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ole.@ yolth d RxLL and WINTER P007.
snS sIid.s sa9ks. 3 as,ss.d fRF M xsks SSH,s.sa
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II NEW FIksT,CIAss DwEttdNa- FOR
nKENT, near the corner of 5th, on 81 vtreef
nsesh, ft{nB soath, foar stosiss high With isrSs
back building, containing Is rooms with ess and
yeter hxtures compis ste. Apply TO b. !. .NEAEE,
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HOUSE YOR ENg-On north 8 street, be-
To Ee2d tenant the rent will Be moderate. Apply
T,zPh0PERTY-A fARM Of lN scres, nelr
nsise' no Ae Rl Estate xs.vs W. sis sHissASS;t A.
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II - sC. .gAUTIER,S sAt DON, 2 3 -.
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DR. Hills. ssss y,ssuo., s:s. q tvo 3 70 y,srs.
~ !: 81 sssssssss :sss
strsngth, beauty, eleanlinsss, and cksspness Fuli
VIZ sss. inssisse ior % fSFsisl . propor6css
Omce 500 fa avenue - a. 'str-ss sss1-.
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S4UAkE 2As. K STREET, OPPOSITE
- fraakin s@usre, between 18th and 18th str eeta
hatvsrydesifable property. No. $50 x street, as
sseye dssenbed heilg atvo-stofy brick DWELL
is for se1s on aeeoln modating terms. Also, two,
story Frsme Dwelling on south ID street, Island,
between t3fh and 18th streets, will be sold CHEAP on
accommodating terms The lot is Is BY 100 ,eef
dseR. inquire OWN. PETTfBONE &, Book Bind
Ode.a..l u - LlInt : - q no Ilseolms
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FOR RENT-The south AOUsE Of the row Of
street. between ID and e streets north. Also, the
three rev feur- story dveHas 9Th street. front
ell the @cdsrn provsments, end are desrably To-
en5sd; 51s Fer s' terms 10, SPPIy 70 BALDWdN 4
Attorney q Law. No. 10 Ia. xSsnne. near sth1t
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The Rootasd Shoe Establishmcnt tist m, h~ro
out Su On Sunday noI,i9e. TIE 2oth Of Noysp- 80
steek 10 No a90 7th street, between l. I'D
NJ Persons 10 ysos q Shoes wlli now fud
sn opportanlsy fsra fen days, 70 sss GOOD srfiels
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spokes o. miehtee ataributed, be said, TO . sor
,in sPollsis. and Ssligioa = well o. In disslsss
snd b wssid 6wt his easb Tor ssytsine. 'snd
5.owe sss went e ,n be d:ssa lis. shn:ii:a fss.
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. A. to Helper and his book, be ssked X shs N6fth
Id sst good csnSe - make wss upon Nofth Car.
shs1R ghs sbeek bad been Given him thrse ~ssTfs
nssssissstsl ssasastics; ssd = he conased his re-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-12-07

Fatality Among SheriEs,

The last Legislature passed a law in 1858
extending the time of the Office of Sheriff
from the first Monday of November, 1859,
to the first Monday of January, 1850. BY
the passage of a subsequent act of 1859, ii
was provided that the Sheriff, whose term
had been EXTENDED, should give an addi-
tional bond, and in case of failure to give
additional bond, the Office should thereby
become vacant.
1t seems that this last act has escaped
the attention of some Sherifs, for whose ca
ses it was intended, who are consequently
Sheriff no longer. The Hardin Co. Repub-
lican SAYS the Court of Common pleas was
brought up standing on last week, by the
discovery that it had been doing business
without a Sheriff. Upon the announcement
of the discovery, the Judge adjourned the
Court until afternoon. in order to afford
time for investigation. The result was,
that the additional bond not having been
given, and the Office was declared vacant.
As the Coroner had failed to execute his
bond within ten days after the receipt of
his commission, it was necessary to call a
meeting of the Commissioners, to declare
the Office of Coroner also vacant, in order
that the Court might appoint a Sheriff.
This being done, a new Sheriff was appoin-
ted, and the Court proceeded to business.
1t is stated that a similar case occurred
in Shelby county.-IOLed0 BLADE.
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State Officers.

The State officers elect will take posses,
sion of their respective departments upon
the following dates: Wm. Dennison. Jr.,
Governor; Robt. Kirk, Lieut.. Governor; A.
P. Stone. Treasurer (re-elccted,) and A. P.
Russell, Secretary (re-electcd,) on the sec.
Ond Monday in January, and hold them fol
two years.
Robt. W. Taylor, Auditor, at the same
time. and holds his Office four years.
John G. Gregory, Member of the Board
of Public Wor.s, on the second Tuesday
Of February, and hold his Office three
years.
VIM. Y. Gholson, Supreme Judge-now
filling the vacancy caused by the rcsigna-
ton of Judge Swan-takes the oath of Of
fec on the second Tnesdayof FEBRUARY, and
remains five years.
Arson Smyth, School Commissioner, (re-
elccted,) on the 9th of February, for three
years.-O. S. Journal.