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BRUTAL ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-A co!ored
man, named Edward Miles came before JUS
tice Walter this morning charged with an at
tempt at rape upon Georgiana Gross and Annie
Russell. 1t appears from the evidence ad-
duced that yesterday morning the accused en-
ticed four little colored girls, only 10 years DID,
and named Georgiane Cross, Annie RUSSELL
anr Sarah and Emma Jackson, into his house
on Washington, between 4th aud 5th streets,
by giving them candy, and then attempted to
commit rape on them all, wholly succeeding
with the first mentioned, and partially with
the second He admitted that he committed
the fiendish act, whereupon the Justice COM
mitted him to Jail for COURT. The arrest was
made by Detectives Kelly and Bigley.
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THE SANITARY WORK.-Three arrests were
made yesterday of persons creating nuisance,
and fines imposed amounting to 500. Eleven
written and twenty -four verbal notices were
served upon persons harboring nuisances.
reported and removed Officer Howes SAM.
tary officer for the Third Ward, reports the
work OF dislnfecting that ward, whitewash-
ing houses, &C., finished. Three hundred and
fifty families were supplied with lime; twenty
vacaLt houses were cleansed and disinfected
the amount OF li.e required was thirty five
barrels
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USE LIME. -
LIME for sprinkiing purposes on hand and for
Housekee rers will find 1t in quantities to suit
Also, BUILDERS, LINE, PLASTER, CE.
MENT, SAND, and HAIR, stos
10 1s.tf Corner 10th street and canal
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last evening, young lady named Annie
Brown, was taken with spasm, while pass
ing along Pennsylvania avenue. in front of
the National Hotel. Officer Peaster and
Tucker, Of the Seventh precinct, procured q
hack and had her conveyed to her resid nee,
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Twenty
first and Twenty second streets.
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FURNISHED HOUSE On III STREET, between
Il Sixth and Seventh Excellent carved black
walnut furniture; all modern conyeniences. Also,
one on / street, near Fourteenth. Also. one on
Eighteenth street. near the Navy Department-l2
rooms; unfinished. ID. l.. WELLS & CO.,
i've II nd 81,
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VIM. NJ. ELLIS & BRO.

NEW BOQKS:-Law and Practice Of United
wood, U. S. n. The Reign of Law By, the Duke
Ct Argyl VOL London The Vegetable stab World
By Mrs. Frances Dana Gage. May Day. By Ralph
Waldo Emerson; Good English; OF, Popular Errors
my 22 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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- 4 large lot Of
Linen, Alpaca. and Drap Etc Goods, at =.
IL lh-ff ODEON HAIL.E

roLD JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER
NJ WARE-I have on hand and am constantly re-
ceiying all Of the latest styles of Jewelry, &C..
which will sell as cheap as genuine sftieIes can be
this or any other city. An examination and COM
parison of the quality qAd prices respectfully re.
ie6 49, II. o. HOOD.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CORNER PROPERTY
IN GE0RGET0WN. AT AUCTION:
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th. at
O'Clock D. M l will sell, in front of the premises
part of Lot No 80, i'll Threlkeld's addition to
60 feet on Lingan street. improve ed by good two
story store and dwelling house.
Terms One half CASH balance in and l2months,
secured by deed of trust the property. Con
veyan; ing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser
$50 will be required as soon as the property is
struck off.
~ % THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-0n st. north,
~ between lSt and I'd east. nearly opposite the
proposed Ca ptol Grounds. Only small amount Of
cash required and balance in quarterly or monthly
payments. This is "A chance. Apply to
jys0-6t W. II MARROW, 9TH and Canal.
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MUST KEEP THE PEACE-Jerry johnson
came before Justice Hazard yesterday even
ing, charged by Molly CLARK with assault
and battery for whlch he was fined 81. Mollie
then charges him with threats OF violence, for
which the Justice put him under bonds to
keep the peace. f. D. Griffith charged with
required to give bail to keep the peace by JUS
tice Clark.
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OCKSl LOCKS!i LOCKSH
BEST ASSORTMENT OF LOCKS AND BUILD.
ERS' HARDWARE IN THE CITY.
BUILDERS DEPOT, $50 SEVENTH STREET
Opposite Centre Market.
yN-l II. W.HAMILTUN q CO.
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EQUITY COURT, Chief Justice Cartter-To.
day, in the case Of Henry J. Or yer agt Cornelia
Cryer, action for divorce. on the ground OF
adultery, an order for publication was made
the respondent being out of the city. Norris
for petitioner.
In the case Of Spurrier ct al, agt. Heskell
ct al, for division OF real estate, an order was
made of reference TO auditor. Phillips for
complainant; Heiskell for defense
National Bank of the Metropolis agt Sprague:
order for clerk 10 invest funds in U. S. bonds.
Green agt. Harris; order appointing guar
dian al Item.
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POLICE SUMMAEY.-The number OF arrests
made yesterday were forty eight the amount
derived from fl es imposed, S1l4s2. The BUSH
arrests, 40 lines: third, arrests, fines $50 II:
fourth, arrests, fines S12-20; fifth, arrests,
fines 81; sixth, arrests, fines 414.50 seventh,
arrests, fines SIS; eighth, g arrests. fines IS;
tenth, arrests, and amount OF fines imposed
S33
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A GREAT BARGAIN-A Frame House. new
"A of five rooms, with hall, and two Small Houses
oftwo rooms each sd street near the Obser-
vatory, Lot Is by l37; the whole will be sold
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OFFICE Ro9Ms;yE0R RENT, in my Rniid,
several ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR OFFICES -
SLEEPING APARTAENTS. For particuiars an
building, corner New York avenue and 18th st.
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FOR SALE-on very liberal terms, two of those
Il three first class HOUSES situated on the corner
of Az and l. streets Island; one has the other 8
rooms; each house has hail. cellar gas, water, and
bath room. Terms $500 cash. and SO monthly I'M
til paid This is a rare chance to procure a first
class house. -
Also, three story BRICK No. IS 81 street near
ii. Price 5 800, 500 cash: one, two and three
years given on deferred payments.
STARR l. METCALF.
plants Building,)
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CHASTELLARS
HAIR EXTEKMIEAT0Kl

To the ladies especially, this Invaluable dspils-
pensable article to female beauty, Is easily al.
piled does not burn or iniure the skin, but acts
superfuous hair from low foreheads or from any
other part of the body completely totally and radi
smooth and natural This is the only article
used by the French, and Is the only real efiectua
age sent post paid to any address, on receipt Of an
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NOR SAIE-A LOT ON i street, betvesn 18th
and Jath streets; - feet front and l04 feet deem:
paved alley ley Apply 70 9. B. BAKER, Star ones.
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NICELY FURNISHED PARL0RS AND BED
ROOMS for rent, at Sl2 per month, No. Asa
9th street, between & ST. and La. ave. jy 2u-lmf
LNOR RENT-F0UR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
L and a KITCHEN. 365 nth street, between l.
and NJ. The situation is elevated, and the most
desirable for residence in the city. jy20 Ct
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LNOR SALE-A MARKET GARDEN, at Ten.
l. nallytown, ID. c., containing ii We acres, with y
good two story HOUSE, and choice Fruit Trees,
and excellent spring and brook running through.
Inquire Of or address j. BUCHANAN, Tennally-
own II iy,o
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tication OF Mr. Nagle's character.
MI Merrick.-We will now agree to submit
the case without argument.
Mr.. Darlington said, in q case OF such i'm.
portance, he could not consent to that course
Judge Fisher asked what became OF the
points which had been discussed.
Mr. Merrick suggested that it went over with
all the rest.
Judge Fisher said it was case o, some i'm.
portance' ana animated that he was not now
Mr.. Merrick asked what rule prevailed in
relation TO the arguments before the iury
whether ch side was entitled to 'wo pepches
Judge Fisher remarked that such had been
the practice.
Mr.. Merrick asked whether II the defense
declined to 60 before the jury after the speech
OF one OF the gentlemen on the other side
would not the case be closed.
Mr.. CarrinRton said that this was q case of
great importance and had occupied some time,
the counsel had divided the duty
After some further discussion It appeared
mat there was some mtsu nderstandinR, and
Mr.. Merrick said the offer would De with.
Drawn; his proposition being to submit the
case Without arg ument, and let 1t 70 70 the Jury
{ MI. Pierrepoin. said he had not so under.
sts cd it. He understood the evidence only to
1t then appeared that counsel had misun.
derstood the agreement, and the case was re-
opened and examination OF witnesses was
resumed, after Judge Fisher had stated that
ne would dec de upon the points argued above
tomorrow morning.
Hm. Roberts, sworn for prosecution and ex.
amineo BY Mr. Pierrepoint.-Witness was In
Eimi[n In June last and went with City Mar.
Stewart Uffer's store Carroll did
not mention the dates be saw the pris-
oner in the store; he did not mention
time, aud did not say that he could not ;dsns
tify the prisoner; there was nothing said OF ths
kind. He spoke 81 the 18Th and 18th OF Apni
sayiDg that Mr.. Uner was In New York n rbs
time. and that was the way they rot at IL.
John " Browning swern for pfosecution. and
examined by Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT s =
clerk OF the of1ice OF the Commissary General
OF Prisoners.
Quesuon.-Do You know that any Coined.
crate prisoners were left ct Elmira a. late ss
April H. 1855. ~
The defense objected.
Mr. PierreDoint said that the object was 10
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LNUR NT-FURNISH EU-A large and COM
Il modious HOUSE, suitable for a boarding
house. The house has recently been thorough
renovated. 1t is centrally situated, and is
the street and th street and also the Patent
and Post Office Departments Any one wishing
such place will please address . ID - through the
City Post Office, giving name and number of resi-
dence. None need apply but those who can give
uneyCeptionAbler ~
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT MIL
VI LER'S, 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. &.
We are now selling summer DRESS GOODS, en-
bracing handsome assortment, at reduced prices.
Also good Nader Calicoes at l21a; best makes IL
and -; $500 yards good yard wide Bleached Mus
lin l21a. Is. 20 cents Unbleached Muslin 10; yard
wide do, l23a, Is and Is cents; 500 Palm Fans at
cents. - -
jy 2-lm* BENJAMIN MILLER.
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i street. opposite Judiciary Square-I0 rooms;
everything complete for housekeeping; only Sl25
per month iJy 22l ID. l.. WELLS 4 CO.
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WnrsKY revenue Taxa radical
change in the manner Of collecting the
whisky revenue tax will be recommen.
ded at the next session Of Congress, EN-
bracing proposition to dispense with
the Offices of inspectors, detectives, &c,
and providing that each whisky still
shall be taxed to the amount Of its cap
acity, An inspector of gauger of stills
be ordered to measure their capacity, al
lei which the proprietor can obtain from
the collector ofthe district license to
run them for a week, month, or year, as
they choose to select, which license must
be paid for in advance. The cost Of the
charged license will, OF course, amount
TO the present tax on the manufactured
article, 1t is believed that By this meIl :
cd the Government will be enabled TO
collect ten times as much tax as il now
does, and will at the same timc protect
honest distillers,
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Point Pleasant Retail Market,
Corrected Weekly by
COLE & BRYAN GRoCERs.

FLouR-ln good demand Extra 3d.;
Family Sll 90; Fancy Sll so
Wheat prime 81 1902 90;
0an lOc; Corn rs,
PRovploSs--SbOuilers l2ic; plain
hams l6@lsc; sugar cured e5c; sides
l5@lOS c; dried beef 259Se cents,
Mess Pork loo. per pound,
ApPLEs--green $4,000 per bushel
DRIED PEAouGs- loo per pound,
PoTAroEs SCOTS per bush.
LARD-l5C
BuTrRR -20@25c.
EGos--ln good demand at lO0l9!c,
COFFEE-a503O for green. Drowned
80 cts.
SuaAR--Havanno, lac; Cuba loo;
N, o. l6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, 1000 c,
Neutrality-suspicious. $4,000 per gal
N. Q. 81 10. Syrup 81 %
SoDA-l2Ic for New Castle,
SrARcH lO0l2c.
FIsu-New mackorol by The kit$2 30
@se 90.
SALT Barrel So %
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'MwsRoLOy.-ProE EychoG, to whom
is due the honor of locating the silver
mites in our oeighboriug county ofJack'
son. was in town during part of this
week. In conversation with him he
expressed the opinion that III tho lower
end ofthis county and 10 Cabell the lar.
gest aud bes, leads OF silver would be
found He is herein The employ ofSomo
our tovn,men for the purpose Of Floating
the vein in this county, aud 50 confident
is he Of fading it, that he has offered to
,nko stock in their company, and il sill
yer is not found in large quantity where
he shall locate it, offers TO bind himself
10 pay every dollar OF money spent in
drilling to it. Surely this section of
West Virginia is destined to be the
Colorado of the world.
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By THE PREsrDENT--A PeocLA&AroN.
Andrew Johnson King Of the United
Stated has issued proclamation docla-
ring that state Characterization ex-
lists in North and South Carolina, &c.
But that does moi interfere with Setter,
sehon & McCulloch selling more goods
than any other establishment in this
country. They will receive their new
fall and winter stock within the next Ten
days. Mr., Setter has gono to New
York City to buy them. Be ready with
the cash to get good bargains when they
arrive.
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TIE CoRs CRop A FAiLURE.-We
have coiyersod with number of farmers
in this aud adjoiniog counties, aud have
also been noticing our exchanges closely,
aud we find that the corn crop this
season isl partial failure, caused by the
dry weather. Some OF our farmers no t
even raising enough to fattcn their hogs.
But the selling of goods at cost by Couch
& Waggenor in order to make room foT
their large full and winter stock, is no
failure, Mr.. Wagganer lof! this week
for the East to purchase the new stock.
When they arrive we will give due no
tice.
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Franklin Insurance Company
or WHEELING.
Capifal..,...".,.,$l5O,OOO.



T. II Logan, T p. sha1cross, ]. S. Rhodes
Goo. Mcndel, j. II. Hobbs, Samuel McClel
Inn, @. w Frnzhelm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
Laughlin.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
4 organized four years, and in that time
done successful business, is sill prepared to
take risks al lairrates ON buildings ofail kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, steam Boats and Cargoes on the
Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they tan he Insured on
dwellings furniture, barns, and contents, for
) or5yearS at reduced ralcs.
This being home institution, with the lar.
gcsl capital and surplus Of any company in
the State and composed Of some ninoty-four
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration Of the insuring public.
and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be p.omptlg
10 by the Secretary.
Office 90 Monroe street.
n o. ARTHUR, Secretary.
sAWL MCCLELLAN, President
GEO MENDEL, Vice PRECEDENT.
. y N COEN Special Agent
!. GEO. MARTIN, Agent, Point Pheasant,
W va. Ilune 2O-Iy.
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SILVER IN Mason County We learn
tha, a Company have struck good
v,ia Of silver ore four miles from Lelart,
and about fourteen miles from this place,
at depth of three hundred and forty
feet, We ATE iarormod by member
Of the company that preparations are
being made for the Immediate sinking Of
a shaft for the purpose Of working the
lead. We understand The company
have been offered 100000 for their
lease.
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Below We give the names OF County
Central Committee and the Township
Committees. oftho UoiOn party:
CnnrRAL CommrTee.-JOhn 0, But
ler. Chairman, S, Comaock, Henry
Deem. F. W Sisson, G. Shrewsbury.
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEES
, Tm, Smith, G. W, Tippetb
John Cooley.
). CooPGn Philip Mckinley, Michael
Rose5e,ry, Capt. B.J Rollins.
CoLoaSE.--G. W. Harrison, Morgan
Greenlee, A T. Sullivan.
UNroE.-Lewis Bales, Isaac Ents
minGer, Samuel Smith.
RoBISsox,-M Michael Roseberry, Asa
Musgraye, sr., Benjamin Bog9ess.
WAGerNER Maj L. -HarpoM, S.
Aumiler, Benjamin Hinkle,
GRAHaM,-A. J. Hill, C. T. Shank,
Geo. Wiiding,
CLrNpENsS,-John Holt, George R
Henry. Milton Shank
HANNAH. David George, alce Y
Green, A. B. Campbell.
ARBucKLE SlerreIt Hays, A. 8
Beard, James L. Newman.
The Township Committees named
above are requested to appoint com
mittee of one in each School District in
their respective townships in order that
the Union party may thoroughly organ
lid and work tremendously, A long,
pull, a strong pull, aud aPull altogether,
and we will come out ahead Of the Goa
seryaliyG Democratic party.
BY order of The Central Committee,
JOHN o. BUTLER, Chp'n.
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OAMpAloY REoLsrEn. 10 OIder %

CAMPAIGN Rooster. In order to
pace the Register in the hands of every
Union man in the county, we will fur
nish it from this until after tho election
in clubs OF 10 copias or more for the
low price of so cents per
copy. Go to work Union men and
see if you can't send US large list of
names from each township and voting
precinct. Certainly no Union man will
refuse to subscribe. The money must
in all cases accompany the names, 9th
erwise no attention viii be paid to the
orders.
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Meel Nirginlal, 81:


A T Rules held In the Clerks Office Of ne
~ Circuit Court Of Mason county in the
month OF September, 1861
Robert Erwin and Virginia Erwin. his wiio.
VS.
William I McCoister, William Erwin, James
Erwin, William Frazier, IT,, Rrdman A.
Shanks, William Shauks, aud his wife Mary
Ann Shanks, and The unknown heirs at law
Of John B. Pondexter, deceased.
The object Of this suit is to procure from the
unknown hors AT law Of John B. Poindcxter,
deceased n title or deed ofcdnvcyance for three
hundred acres of land situated in Mason coun.
ty, West Virginia which was sold BY lhesaid
John B. PoindeXter in his life time TO the late
James McCollistgr, now deceased and to OBJ.
tain apartiton or division Of the real estate Of
the said James MCOollister, deceased, among
the parties entitled thereto, aud it. appearing
from the affidavit Of William Shank that the
unknown heirs aLlaw of the said John b.
Poindexter, IL William Frazier, IT,, ere not resi-.
dents of this State, on motion of the complai.
nants ii is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order and do what's necessary to protect their
interests in the premises.
Tcste:
W, W.HARPER, CLERK.
D. Polsloy Il Son for plaintiff.
Sept. l2-5w.
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CAPrURrD -Chotles H. Younger
the murderer of his wiCe-who escaped
from the jill of this county on the night
of the 2Sih ult, was arrested at Bur,
liog,on, Lawrence county, Ohio, on the
81 inst, and brought back to this place
and lodged in Jail.
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SHERIDAN REMovED'--Tho President
has removed General Sheridan from his
command 10 the Louisiana District but
that he will be ro.ustatod and Johnson
impeachod as soon as Congress convenoo
there can be no doubt Still B, Gilmore
is selling goods as cheap as any other
establishment, Go and try him.
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PAINTING.

- Il. G. MAUpIN, House Sign and or.
l. namcntal Painter, Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, has just purchased Adams Patent
Granting Machine, and is now prepared 30 do
ALL KINDS or PAINTING AND GRAIN.
ING il the latest aud most approved style
Orders solictod,and which will receive prompt
attention. Prices moderate. Tsep som.
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Simms and Blondon, the murieres of
Mr. White, the particulars of which our
readers are already familiar with, are
among tbs convicts who escaped from the
Peuitcnliary, at Mouudsvile, on the 22l
ult.
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PFFgRsoN. This fine Mootbly is
again The recipient Of our recommenda,
ti9ns for It's true interest ard merit.
Terms, 50 per year. Cheapest 10 the
United States Address, Charles J. Pc
tersdu, 306 Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia,
Pa.
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We wish our friends, in all parts of
the county, would send US a short re.
port of all items olintcrest occurring in
their ncighborhood. Don't DO parlcu-
lar about the style; we can fix them up
to suit ourselves.
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We call attention to the advertise
mont 1850 Reward" in this issue Of
of our paper.
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CDAIy

S, F. MOORE with Blackburn 4 Co.
THE undersigned would respectfully nm
J. nounce TO the citizens OF Point Pleasant
aud vicinity that they are now prepared to de.
liver the qest quality Of pomeroy coal at the
lowest prices. from the steamboat landing or
ut the coal-honies Of patrons, Steamboats,
supplied on short notice. Satisfaction guar.
antecd. BLACKBURN 4 co.
lure 97..3m.
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DIED,-on Thursday morning in this
place Mrs, MAMIE I, wife of WILLIAM
Smith, aged So years 8 months and 81
days.
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ar I, M,"--Your article came 100
IatO for this issue. 1t will appear in
our next
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DesPERATe ASSAULT. We learn that
while two young men named Holmes aud
Chatter, of West Uoion, Dodlridgo
County, were engaged in personal al
tercalion. on the ooh rli. Holmes stab
bed Charter severely on one side of the
neck and then cut terrible cash in the
other side, Mr., Charter was the second
son Of Dr.. Charter of that place, aud
Mr.. Holmes was brother Of the Rocor
der A hearing vas bad before G. O.
Davis, Esq OF that place, who com,
mirtod him to jail He has since bson
released on bail, -Clarks5rrg COascrUa.
IRE.
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The ADDRESS We call the attention
of our readers to tho address Of the Rail
Road COmmittoe, II san able docu.
mont and will well pay porusal