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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session Of the Thirty
SeUenth Congress.
TPUBLIC-No. 81.

PUBLIC-No. 81.
AN ACT providing for the selection of
Jurors to serve in the several courts in
the District of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the Unied States Of
America in Congress assembled, That it
shall be the duty of the Register of Wash
ington City, and of the respective clerks of
the city of Georgetown and the Levy Court
of Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, within one month after the pas
sage of this act, and on or before the first
day of February in each year thereafter, to
make a list of such Of the white male citi-
zens, taxpayers, residing within their re-
spective jurisdictions, as they shall judge best
qualified to serve as Jurors in the courts of the
said District, in which lists may be included,
in the di cretion of the officer making the
same, the names of such qualified persons
as were on the list of the previous year,
but did not serve as jurors, and the lists
thus made by the register and clerks atore-
said shall be kept by them, respectively,
and be delivered over to their successors in
office.
Sec. 2. And be ii further enacted, That
the officers aforesaid shall select from the
list of the register Of Washington City the
names of four hundred persons, from that
of the clerk of Georgetown eighty persons,
and from that of the clerk of the Levy Court
forty persons, which proportion, after the
year eighteen hundred and sixty-three, may
be varied from year to year, according to
the increase or decrease of population in
the respective jurisdictions, by order of the
Judges of the Circuit Court of Washington
county.
Sec. 8. And be 1t further enacted, That
the Mayors of the cities of Washington aud
Georgetown, all judicial officers, salaried
officers of the Government of the United
states. commissioners of police, and those
connected with the police or fire depart
ment, counsellors and attorneys at law,
! ministers of the gospel aud priests of every
| denomination, practising physicians and
| surgeons, keepers of hospitals, asylums,
almshouses, or other charltaole institutions
created bv or under the laws relating to the
! District of Columbia captains and masters
and other persons employed on vessels navi-
eating The waters of said District, and keep
ers of public ferries, shall be exempt from
jury duty, and their names snail not oe
placed ia the lists aforesaid.
Sec 4. Agad be At further enacted, That
the names selected from said lists shall be
written on separate and similar pieces OF
paper. which shall be so folded or rolled up
\ that the names cannot be seen, and placed
in box, to be provided by the register and
clerks aforesaid, which box shall be sealed,
and after being thoroughly shaken, shall be
delivered to the clerk of the circuit court OF
! Washington county for safe keeping.
Sec. 5. And be At further enacted, That
the said register and clerks, and the clerk
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GEO. A. BITTROLFF.

KE.E YIN g JUST R Il n UR "" y ID
AA from the Eat, with well selected stock OF
Watches, Closks, Jewelry, and Silverware, offers
his stock as low the articles can be bought in
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$40. Silver Watches from 500 down to So
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Gold Guard and Vest Chains, Gold Pens, Plateo
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Coroner's Inquest.

zee TT K.ErO wv TEz~a r T. C0BO-
EE NER of Vanderbugh comfy and State of
Indiana, held an iuque over the body oil boy
ansyil!e, ct the foot of Futon Avenue, With
twelve good and lawful jurors, and their verdict
was thai id boy came to his death by acciden-
tally drowning SuPpo ed to be fourteen years
old. about four feet and SIX inches high. Was
dressed in brown drill pants end the shirt the
saIn1 Nothing found but bullet of lead used as
a asnker. A. 1OONGHs u v y.
June &C. 1862.
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from Harrison's Landing, seven miles below:
Inc army had not moved there. The trains
nad: soon after we steamed into the channel.
tne Dombardment grew heivier. The Runboate
were laundering Int, tho fores,a. -
when l left tho prospect was cheerless.-
Ihat night we met refnforcements. Before
morning the army was strengthened. Pfay
Richmond. o.
People, You may still rely on General Nc.
Gieilan, until further displays Of capacity.
Ills retreat was mastery. He carried all that
army and oil his trains successfully through one
narrow road, while encompassed BY enemies two
fold as strong as bis army. VIDE
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Neuralgia Plasters.

DR: HuRp's NEURALGIA NoN-ADHEsIvE PLAs.
TIERS are the most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patient
appLes one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asleep, and
OF injurious consequences ensde. For EARAoHR and
NERvoUI HeADAoHE apply according to directions, and
reet viii surely follow. Nothing be obtained equal
to DR.. Hurd's Compress for Neuralgia. Try them -
They are entirely novel, curious and original prepar
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are OF two
sizes, one SMALL for the face, price Is cents and the
other arge or application to the body, price 81 cents.
Wsn 90 mated on receipt of price and one stanlp,
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NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations GoodY

me best evidence that they are S that their rmost
an1 pest patrons are those who have used them
longest. DR.. WILLIAM B. HURD Is an eminent Denti.t
o. BROOKLYN, Treasurer Of the New York State Dentss
sSocon' NJ and these preparations have been used In
nm private practice for years, and no leading oitirsn .,
StG1kyn or WiIliamsburgh queAtons their excellence
W. Wiz .h emnent dentists OF New York recommend them
ne pest known TO the profession Without tbe aid =,
advertising dealers have sold them by the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times sszs,-.syye
are nappy to know that our friend, DR. HURp IN snc
ceeoing beyond all expectation with his MOUTH WASH
ana ToOTh POWDER, The great secret Of his success
rests with the fact THAT ARTICLES ARE PRFcsyIv
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III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. In.
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gbe Obio 6tatesnrarr
Il Ma.
Battles before RIchmond.

Last Saturdays Cincinnati Commercial con.
tAinS nearly an entire page of correspondence,
from W. D. BIcKHAM, the intelligent and we'll.
informed war correspondent of that paper, who
has been with MCCLELLAN most Of the time
since the beginning Of the rebellion. His &C.
count Of the battles before Richmond Is brough.
down to the evening of Tuesday, July 1st, when
ne LETT the headquarters of the General. in Chief,
Tor Cincinnati where he arrived on Friday
we give bolo" the last column Of the cores
pondence:
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
VIII give to young ladies that finest charm in wOmsns
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FOURTH TRAIN.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.

U Tor further information and Through Tickets
RRly to Mel poHRRTY Ticket AEsntg Union Depot
iSyep 10 w Y r. W. srRApnR., W
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
'''S '''' 5s 5ss v5No, vi DoHIRTY,
Agent, Columbus.
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What are the People Doing?

The American people are intelligent enough to sppre
cate preparations that contribute 30 much to the happi
ness Of those using them, and they waut them. Every
mail brings Us letters some ordering the TREATISE ON
closing 81 cena for the MOUTH to be sent by mail,
but to these compelled to reply that It Is mposs
BILE to send half pint bottle by mail The people want
these Remedies. Who SOtR supply thssaf
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Vermont DemocraIc Convention.

The following nominations have been made:
for Governor, BeDj H. Smalley, of SWanton
for Lieut.. Governor, E. A. Chaplin, of Rutland:
for State Treasurer, George Washburn, Of
Springfield. Several prominent members of the
Convention having declined to speak until the
resolutions were presented, Mr.. Atkins, of Bel
lows Falls, expressed his confidence that the
resolutions reported would be sound and demo-
cratic. He esid he did not believe any man
| could be truly Union man and not be Demo.
cret, and he furthermore wished 10 have the
Union restored as it was primarily. The fol,
lowing resolutions were then reported and
unanimously adopted:
ResOtued, That in the present distracted state
OF our National affairs, and having continued
confidence In the national and conservative
principles and practices of the Democratic
party, We recommend to Democrats the preser.
vation of the Democratic Organization as one
Of the methods of patriotically saving the
country.
kesotusd, That it Ia the duty of every citizen
In the present National crisis to supprt the Gov
ernment In all constitutional efforts to subdue
the existing rebellion and vindicate the author
ity of the Constitution over the Whole country.
| kesoIped, That while we regret the existence
OF four or five millions of negroes in this coun.
try as slaves, we are unwilling to sacrifice the
Constitution and the Union, or the interests Of
the white race, for the fancied or real grievan-
ces of the black race.
Rtseio'd. That the abolition and radical opin-
ions OF q portion Of the people of the North
have been largely productive of the present
war and national difficulties, and we record our
hearty condemnation of the action Of that class
OF our citizens In Congress or elsewhere.
Mr. Stoughton, Of Bellows Falls, offered q
substitute for the second resolve, lndorsing the
ayowed policy of the Administration In the pros
ecution Of the war, and declared that It was his
wish to have attempted union with the Re
publican pertyj also bis belief that the war was
being conducted In accordance with the Con.
stitution. The substitute was opposed and laid
on the table.
After several votes Of thanks, and cheers for
the ticket nominated, the Constitution as Ii is,
and the Union as It was, the convention adjourn.
ed sine die.--HeyGl1.
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Shrewd agents can makes sfnall fortune In carrying
these articles around to families. The DENTAL TRRAs
uRY ID the neatest article that woman can carry
around Send for and or, better dozens which
We will SELL samples, for So Agents supplied Iber-
ally with oircuan II p Now 10 the time to 10 into
the business, to do good, and make profit. We are
mending Thousands for the beneht Of agents. New
-England men and women here Is something nice and
chance to take the tide at its food.
Addraaa
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The Cooper Institute Meeting.

The number Of people estimated to have been
in attendance at the Cooper Institute meeting Of
anti-radioals, on Wednesday Of last week, was
twelve to fifteen thousand. Speeches were
made by Charles A. Wicklffe, William Duer,
James Brooks and Fernando Wood. John J.
Crittenden, Reverdy Johnson, Robt. C. Win.
throp and Judge Parker sent letters of excuse,
in which they fully sympathized with the objects
and sentiments Of the meeting Mr.. Crittenden
wrote:
You state, gentlemen, that the "object of the
meeting is to give expression TO the sentiments
OF our people who are opposed 10 the continued
agitation OF the negro question, and In favor
OF prosecuting the war for the restoration of
the Union as 1t wns, and for no other pur-
pose"
Most sincerely and zealously do I concur In
the OBJECT Oh your meeting. trust that your
example Will be followed, and that popular meet
ings throughout the whole country will express
the same noble and patriotic sentiments.
10 these sentiments and a policy conformable
with them, we would, in my opinion, and An
early reunion and an early peace. Hoo else.
or when, we can regain those blessings, know
not.
A letter from the Hon. R. c. Winthrop con-
tanned the following expression:
Nobody can doubt that the wild projects of
some Of our civilians and the wilder proclama-
tions OF our Generals have done much to com.
plicate the difficulties Of the hour. The over.
ruling patriotism and prudence of the President
have thus far averted the full mischief of such
manifestations; and am glad that you propose
to strengthen the Executive hands by popular
protest against the repetition of such extrava-
gances.
There is but one object for which We can
legitimately strive at this moment. Our armies
are marshalled under the Constitution and for
the Constitution, The restoration of the Ma.
tional authority and the enforcement Of the
laws Of the United States wherever they nave
been defed, are the only ends which can be
arrived at BY honest men and true patriots.
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AYERS,
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

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and should be averted by .
timely uso Of the right rom
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let the huids move on iinob-
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They stimulate The fpnetIons
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SateS. N ' ' WV
rAoveinsementg leaded and placed In the column Of
ipPsciai Notices, !" double the ordinary ratss.
All notices required to be published By law legal rata.
ordered on the inside eIclusively after the fst week
per cent more than the above ratesi but all such vii
apPear In the Tri-Weekly without charge.
ide, ~ so per line; outside o.. =
ko., half price.
All trGHsient Advertisements nvst bs maid 6oy n
sGvGnce The rule will not be varied from.
weekly same price as the Daily, whore the advertiser
Dc. the weekly alone. Where he Daily and weekly
alf the rates Of the Daily 80 "''' -
No advertisement taken except for dohuiis period
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H. DI; HuRD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER.
shSv anS ToOIaA0hh DROPS cannot be sent by mail, br
Stores II they cannot, send to us for The DRNTII
TNSAeohY, Price, 0NR DOLLAR, which contains them
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Tribune-Bui dinos,

That Temlttanoes may b made With confidence, W. B
GRwTrTHs President EArmerH and OitiEenB Bank Brook
lYnI % Jcy, Con 4 Co.,, New York; to P. T, BARNUn
Hbq.t Nov York, etc., stc. e ~ftr .AN
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THREE TRAINS DAILY,
t-lUul EXCEPT SUNDAY, Ita..
7 From Columbus, in connection with Trains on th.
LITTLE MIAMI ANN UoYurxDu,
AND XENIA RAILROADS.

L ~~~pA 40AANs
wn hieaT ,ExPRHss-Lsaves Columbus at 400 A. M.
Gallon, and Of al stations North Of Gallon srrvinS u
vieyeland q GsQ ~ NJ, Dunkirk 35S P. M Bnf9aIo
eso r. M, New York 10A.M., Boston GsO P. III.
Z SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK ExPREss-Leayes oolumbus a, ll,lo
A.. "a; VIII stop ct Delaware. Cardinrton. e,,lead'
ton; arriving toleveland at SS bunt;rE OK
ak III Bufslo loOS 2. NJ, New York 900 P. M, Boston
+ss, -s THIRD TRAIN,
!, NAIL AND RXPREss--Leayes oolunbua at a:1o p.
WIN stop at all stations poutb of shshr ~ ~
rxng :. HsW London Wellington, Grafton and Berea ar.
Bunaio S2O A. M, New York BOO P. M, Boston III q
D. CONNECTIONS.
ana %sawars with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ creStline with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayns and ob,csoo
Aisn sos ISr fnbugh Philadelphia and Baltimore
At Shelby, Win sandusky, Mspraed and Nsx,,t Pail.
rOad, ior all points on that road. Also for Toledo,
n. AZ cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkrk, Buffalo, New York and Boston. -''''
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
bd000oe OAscked Through 10 Ns,o York and Bo,son
wa Cscget0nd dlto. to PAiIddelphta and
Re'0 1ork Vtd 0ssRins.
RETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at llsOP.M.
Cincinnati Express arrives at OolumbuV Al Ion NJ
accommodation arrives at Columbus at 1918 P. M,
Fare as Low as BY any other Route.
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AK for 1yelets va OIestlins or Cleveland.
1.s. FLINT,
euperntsndent Cleveland, Ohio
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, Ohio.
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-Four Trains Daily from Columbus,

g :, FIRST TRAIN.
0INoENAfi Ao6oMMoDATfoN At $50 !. NJ,
stopping OF all stations between oolumbus Cincinnati
and Dayton; arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 a. M A
Dayton 6S7 o. ms arrive OF Indianspolis at lSt p. m
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81 IL. i- 344Ia13
Summer arrangement
Little Miami \ Columbus \ Xenia

ON and After Monday. May 8
1864. h
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SECOND TRAIN.
THIRD TRAIN.

MAIL AND AuooBdMopATIoN at l:Io D. n. stop,
ping at hilatAtuuB betWeen Oolnmhup and Cinoinnat
arriving at oincinnA.iEt 1880 /. m.
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CHANCE For AGENTS.

Now is the