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II thoroughly eradicates every Rlhu %
humor and bad faint, and restores the eh'ite
system to 4 healthy condition.
1t is perfectly harmless, never producing
the Slight test injury.
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DEEsWAX.-The highest PFIf%S
Is for BEESW AK In any qu,snnnn'S 60.
PuGC5AA' psusf.H
NH 10
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yTIRGINIA.-In the Circuit

4 lhUIN Il - III lbN S4'N"'N
' the city OF Richmond, March J. ~
John Andrew Arnold and John '.a..
Arnold. ......... ........'.' ''''''''
against ...,.,.
Jacob Walluer, Andre" ShdTmAh ~. 49, "a.
rad Feitig, executors OF Naru" A'..'Ir
ceased, and their sureties, Eo~rA'@I -.
man. Henry Eoegler, Henry -"",' .r,.
Angus, EngelkinS, also, The saId a..
AS creditor, and the said ShAr;n 81 h...' ~,
Sharman his wife aS legaiTe' " =, .,....'.ga..
EXTRACT or pEcAsE. and II
And II Is further adjudged. oF1r'S., /.
creed that said commissioner >H"'' 49,. Il.
state, and report in like mAnne' NJ ...s.
demands against said teStS"'t % t Nm,
outstanding and uusatssn"d, ~ ..a.
produced and proved before a'm a y ss.',....s.
tor OF said estate after Ii" s"AL -. "a, .s
tised the time and place Tor Pi,'s'.m..g .re.
proving such demands UY no"'e ~ In ,.a
tors weekly for four successive ~ NJ H..
newspaper published IN tue " t.n...a
mond, under pain OF eNc!u>!v" y. =, fsrrs.
said executors In case OF iAi!"'' l.
and proya the same before st!a ,sr +.
10 III. end that Il Hnal decree H"' ~. eos
The sattlemsnt and distri0uiio" "
OF the said testator.
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Restaurants, dc.
DEW COCKTAIL

MOUNTAIN DEW COCkIAlh'
CHARLEY LOEHR. AT HENR6 SC ;; =
LAFAYETTE SALOON, o.. :,
Established in 1912 by Louis hueseg, .''f'"
oon't MS deIicions COCKTAIL from the
c 90 th "W. Wallace's pure Woman naI
ne, Wbis,,ey. Sold by the drink, bottle gal
lon, or barrel. D,,Nny ond nj, kinds
xI M f11RS WINES, ALES, and CIGARS.
VI o 11 received fresh every day.
O1oA1nS NH SIN
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lTO Observation-Disclosures;

TRY s. CO.'S DENTAL ELIXIR
The most elegant TOOTH WASH rs@
use. 1t gives n delightiu! aromatic has.
rh4 mouth and breath. preserves and EM..
tho tpeth. hardens the gums. and VIII al-..
painful irritations of the mouth. l'3su-
pensa bic as an article of the toilet. Ir..-
mails of its properties have been given ag
the den lists of the city. Try 1t. For >n.e
all druggists. mn -l--oHl" 'a'
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DOSADALIS.-The following, among
III many hundreds of our best citizens, tes-
,ifv 10 lis wonderful efficacy:
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EtSNtJ' Hlth naS.
WEDNESDAY,, March "a, lS6S.
The Convention met At II o'clock. Prayer
by the chaplain.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED.-BE%>0E,
SALALEM BROTH OR SALTS 4.
VISIONS specific for Ringworm, r."
Itch, Barber's Itch, Ulcers, aud all "c9r
of the skin, no matter how malIcuanIor d
long standing Warranted to cure or g5 Pa.
Try it, and If it does not speedily
promptly cure and entirely eradlrai- the b.
ease, the money will be refunded 10 eyer
instance. Price, 5oc. per bottle. fot al b
BLUNT u MuSELkI
Druggists, No. 1924 CLAIM ,..~~',
nn I.--ht----L l.
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Sc PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK

NH % nearly opposite the market-house.
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wAsHINurON.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The vote In
the Senate yesterday on passing the
omnibus bill over the Presidents veto
was, yeas So. nays s.
WAsHINGToN. June 26-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations have
agreed to report iavOrably on the nomI.
nation of General McMahan as Minis
ter to Paraguay.
General Grant and Stoneman had an
interview with Secretary Scofield to-
day relative to affairs in Virginia.
General Grant and Dent leave on
Monday on a western tour.
The conservative soldiers and sailors
last night elected delegates to the New
York Convention, and passed resolu-
tions in favor of the nomination of
Hancock.
Tha Senate Finance Committee is al
ready at work on the tax bill and will
probably make many amendments,
though 1t is not likely to alter the tax
on whisky as fixed by the House.
1t seems probable that the Ways and
Means Committee will yet report
tariff bill covering some articles in the
schedule.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
aARHETs BIZ TELEsKAPll.
. = : :
NEW York, June 20. 1858.


CoTToH-More active and 1<aIc better;
sales 400 bales at 3Ia3l1 &c for mid
ding uplRnds.
FLoUR-Closed duu, with declining
tendency.
GBAIN-WheaI dull and unsettled;
No. 2 spring at S2a2 OF; No. / spring at
S2 10a2 10. Rye-Dull and heavy at
SI.7oal so. oats-Heayy at s21<asSc for
Western in store and atioat. Corn
Dull and heavy at 81 02a1 O31< for un-
mixed Western atioat.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork duh at S28 l5a2S %
for mess, regular. Beef-Qutet and un-
changed. Cut Meats-In general re-
quest and unchanged. Bacon-NomI-
LARD-Dun at l6ssalG1lc for fair TO
prime steam.
EGGs-2S1<a24c.
DRY GooDs.
The market for staple styles of un-
bleached and bIeached muslins Is fair
ly active and firmer. Atlantic A,
heavy brown sheetings, 16c; Appleton
A I71<c: Atlantic a I71<c; Atlantic V
15c: Laconia o 15c; Lawrence IL; do.
E l5Hc: Amoskeag A. Bleached Mus
Greene l3c; Hills Semper Idem 1sc;
Hope 151<c; American Stripes 14R15c;
York Shirtings 22<ca231<c; Pepperell
Corset Jeans 161<c16c; Laconia Canton
Flannels 24e, and White Rock Linseys
25c. Prints steady at IL nc for light and
dark styles of fancies.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Steady; clocing at 14O1Sa1401<.
GOVERNMENT SToCRs-Steady; cou-
pons 'sl, 1179<a1l7zS; do 1872, 1131<a1137<;
do '64, 110Nal105s; do '65. 114ka1147<;
do '6s, 109S<a109Isi 1o-4os, 1071Salg77<i
T-3OS, 10o5fa110.
GovERN1rENT SToCKs-5:5O prices:
Pacific Mail, 10lssa10l7<; Atlantic Mail,
50 asked; Western Union Telegraph,
347<a35; New York Central, 1351Sa135K;
6s Ere 7o1zaIo2s; do prefssTTeds 75%a7o;
Ohio and Mississippi, 30ha30zSi Wa
bash, 497<a49S: Michigan Central, 117N
al1si Michigan Southern, 925Sa925<; To-
ledo, 1043<a1045<; Ft. Wayne, II1Ha
1125S; Marietta, I'd preferred, 10l<; Indl-
ana and Cincinnati, so.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells, Fargo &
Co.. 26a261<; American, 461za47; Adams,
53a531<; United States, 46s<a47; Mers
chants Union, 24Ta26N.
Cincinnati.
CISCINSATI. June 26-FLoUR-Dnll
GRA1N-Wheat-Dnu and nominal.
.Corn-Dun at s6aS7c for ear; s9ag0c Tor
shelled. Oats-Dnll at 76a16c. Rye
Firmer, and held at 81 40.
CoTToN-HeId al &c fof nloLDs' ue-
TosAceo.Good demand at full rates;
sales 200 hhds; trash s. 20; lugs ssas lOi
leaf $40 25a50 90. s-...,,.
{ PRoyIsIoNs-Dnll, with little or no
.denand Mess Pork could have been
bought at S27 IS. Bulk Shoulders
IIs<o. Packed Sides-13Zal4e. Bacon
-Shoulders 123<c. Clear Rib and Clear
SIdes-16N and 16Nc. Hams-Sughr
cured 1s1la191zc.
IARD-I61zc.
BufTER-DuIl and lower; Central
Ohio 24a96c; Western Reserve 26aZSc.
Eoas--DuII at 1Sc.
GRocERIRS-Coffee and SuRar-Steady
with moderate demand.
HAY-DnM supply large; unchanged
-Lfnseed-Declined 70 81 o55
sales 175 bbls. Petroleum-Duu at S3a
35c for refined, free. Lard-S1 35aI 40.
ST. Louis.
JUxE 2s.-FLoUR-Dpll and holders
ANXIOUS 10 realize. -sEis.5r -
IN-Wheat-Easler. but not QUO
tabIy changed. CoEn-UnehanRed at
s2as7c. Oats-Lower at 70a72c, Rye
PaoyIsIoSs- Dull and unchanged.
Pork-S2S 30. Bacon-13c for should-
era; 17c for clear sides, Lard-I71<a1sc.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Editorial EXCURSION.

ST.. LOUIS, June e6.-The Wisconsin
and Minnesota editors yesterday morn
ing visited all the places of note in the
city, under the guidance of the COM
mittee appointed for that purpose, and
afterwards embarked on the steamer
Belle ofAlton for river excursion,
during which they visited the Experi-
mental Iron Furnace at Carondelet, and
subsequently sailed some ten miles
above the city, affording them fine
view of the harbor and river in front of
ST. Louis. During the sail a splendid
banquet was set, at which toasts were
drunk, speeches made, and general fes.
tivIties INDUCED in. A large number
of prominent business men and citizens
generally accompanied the party. On
returning from the excursion the COM
pany were driven to the famous Boz
tanical Gardens and beautiful grounds
OF Henry Shaw, Lafayette Park and
other places, and this evening meet
ing was held at the Southern Hotel. at
which resolutions complimentary to
st. Louis, her citizens, and in praise OF
her energy, enterprise, commerce,
manufactures and general material and
intellectual prospects, were unanl-
mously and enthusiastically adopted:
Speeches were also made by several
of the delegation, in which the great
questions of cheap river transportation,
crossing the Mississippi with narrow
span bridges, the commerce and gen.
eral resources and prosperity of the
Mississippi Valley were commented
upon in emphatic terms. Speeches
were also made by representatives OF
the City Council, Union Merchants Ex-
change and Board of Trade of this city.
The delegation expressed themselves
highly pleased with their visit and en-
tainment, and carry away with them
pleasant memories of the festive and
instructive occasion. The party left
the city at seven o'clock this morning
on a special train, and will reach Chi
cago in time for the banquet to b5 given
them tonight.
The Republicans OF the Eleventh Dis
trict of Illinois yesterday nominated by
acclamation Gen. James n. Martin for
Congress.
HEAVY WHISKY SEIZURE
Three hundred and sixty barrels of
whisky brought here by the steamer
Great Republic from New Orleans have
been seized for non-payment of the
Government tax. About two hundred
barrels besides the above have been
seized during the week.
The return game of base ball for the
championship of Missouri between the
Union and Empire clubs resulted in
the triumph ofthe Unions by score of
SO to IL. This leaves the Unions in un-
disputed possession of the champion
ship of the State.
The case Of Captain Doneldson has
been postponed for a further hearing
until Saturday. The case of Kinne's
heirs Us. James L. NJ. Morrison, to set
set aside the conveyance to Morrison of
the Kinney homestead, was heard in
the Supreme Court, at Mount Vernon,
last week. Decision reversed. The
case involves property to the amount OF
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
KxrRA SESSION. I
FRIDAY, June %, 1868.
SENATE.


FRIDAY, June %, 1868.
sI.a SENATE.
Prayer by Mr.. Dawson, member of
the Senate.
A message from the House returned
the Senate resolution fixing the pay of
the Committee TO examine the affairs OF
the Hospital for the Insane, with
amendment by the House fixing the
per diem at So per day.
On motion of Mr.. Farnsworth the
Senate disagreed to said amendment.
BILLS were introduced as follows:
By Mr.. Young, authorizing the trus-
tees of the Methodist Protestant Church
at Independence, Preston county. to
convey their church property to the
Methodist church; By Mr.. Foster, to
authorize William ". Vernon, late
Sheriff Of Writ county, to distrain for
certain taxes; and by Mr.. Slack, to
amend chapter GO of the Code Of Viz
ginia.
were suspended, and the bill TO inccr-
corporate West Virginia College, at
Flemington, Taylor county, was
The bill to authorize Lucien c. Rick
etts, of Cabell county, to practice
law, without taking the test oath,
was taken from the table rnd letter
from Mr.. Ricketts, read, when Mr.. Price
snid he doubted If the letter conformed
to the resolution ofthe Senate on that
subject. On his motion the Dill was
tabled.
The bill repeating the act in relation
to the heirs at law of Stacy Lloyd
deceased, was rejected, yeas, 5, nays, 12.
A message from the House by Mr..
Woodrord, announced the passage OF a
bill by the House appropriating $4,000
to the West Va. Hospital for the In
sane, and under a suspension of the
rules 1t was passed.
Chapter III OF the Code ofWest Vir-
ginIa, relating to elections by the peo-
pie, In W hich is included the Registry
law, was passed, the Senate having
made 4S amendments.
The House bill granting Elliot Deem
the right to erect q wharf opposite Par.
kersburg on the Little Kanawha, and
the bill 10 extend the corporate limits
of Williamstown in Wood county, were
passed.
The bill for the relief OF g. VIC. Da-
Wis of Marion county; the bill in rela-
ton to suits on certain of official bonds,
and the bill to amend and re-enact the
I'd chapter of the Code of West Vir-
ginia.
The bill to make part of the Ohio
river in Cabell county lawful fence,
and the bill changing certain townships
In jefferson county, were referred.
The bill for the relief of Clark Craig
eallowing him to teach without taking
tbs test oath) and the bill to ALLOW COM
missioners reports to be heard after
having been returned ten days, instead
of thirty, were ordered engEossed. gf
The bill amending the fish law was
discussed, amended, and tabled.
The bill more effectually to prevent
selling, Offering or exposing for sale
spiritous liquors contrary to law was
referred to the COMMITTEES on Revision.
The bill to incorporate the West Vir-
gInia Land Company was amended
and finally tabled.
The bill TO amend the act incorporat-
ing the Parkersburg Mutual Insur-
ance company was referred.
Adjourned until Monday next attwo
O'Clock, pm.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, June 2G.-Henry w. Long
fellow has been elected a member OF
the Reform Club.
vienna, June 26.-During the stay
of Prince Napoleon at Bucharest, a
deputation OF Jews presented a respect
full address for Emperor Napoleon ask
ing amelioriation OF their condition
and thanking the Emperor for his lib
eraliIy towards all races of people.
LONDON. June 26.-Prince Alfred ar
rive In England.I .Iand Is now at Wind
sor.
BELGRADE, June 26.-Ths late Prince
Michael left will appointing his sis
ter and two nepheWs his heirs. Evil
dence elicfted at preliminary eXam-
inatiouE OF the assassins or Prince
Michael, duplicates Prince Kara Georg-
wich In the conspiracy.
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CLEVELAND, June 26.-A number. of
clerks in the post Office here were ar
ters. Held for examination on
Wednesday ri5z-
Following the conviction OF AIfs.
Victor for the murder of VIM. Parquet,
the Connecticut Lite Insurance Conn
pany have con,menced suit for the re-
coyery Of the money paid as insurance
ON Parquet's life, and attached an
property known to be hsrs,
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sentenced.

NEW YoRK, June oe.-sulserberger,.
another Of the whisky conspirators,
has been sentenced to 5000 hne and
ten days imprisonment.
Jas. w. Winter was sentenced to 1S
months in the penitentiary and g, 900
dne for forging checks on the Sub
Treasury. Several other parties were
sentenced to various terms Of impris-
onment for defrauding the United
States by false certificates, Is reported.
Governor Seymour Is to be present at
the National Democratic Convention.
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MEAICO.

NEW York, June 26.-Vera Cruz
dates of the 10Th state that De Casio, the
Minister Of Justice, had insisted ON re-
signing. as
/ Marescol, formerly Secretary Of Lee
stalled as Judge of the Supreme Court.
Rivera had foiIed the forces sent
against him by the Government.
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UEAH.
FnnernI or Heber Q. KImbaII.

Funeral of Hebe- Q. RImbaII.
CHICAGO, June GA special from
Salt Lake City says the funeral OF
Heber G. Kimball was attended by sew
eral thousand persons. His death is
considered the greatest loss since the
death OF 10. Smith. The Taberna-
Gle and public buildings were draped
in mourning.
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evening visited the Academy of Music.
THE woRKINeArEH.
Several meetings of the workingmen
cutters are preparing to demand S24
per week instead of $40 which they now
receive. The piano makers propose TO
assist the bricklayers In their strike.
The bricklayers on a strike held a
meeting last night, and assurances of
sympathy and material support were
received through delegations from the
Carpenters, Plasterers', Cabinet Max
ers' and Painters Associations of this
city. Brooklyn and Jersey City, and
the WorkIpgmen's Union OF the United
States, together with letters from the
Western trades associations, urging
them to hold out for the eight hour sys-
tenn pledging their support.
SALE OF IRoN.CLADs.
Mr.. William Faxon, the Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy, has written a
letter to Hartford paper In relation to
the alleged fraudulent sale OF the iron
clads Catawba and Onoula. 1t appears
that after vain endeavor to get bona
dde bids for the vessels, they were
finally sold at their appraised value.
Henry Willis. formerly a prison
keeper in the Jefferson Market jail,
and two other men were arrested yes
q
money. and S2,475 worth OF jeWelry
from the house OF Mrs. Price, in Clinton
Place. They were all committed.
James Kahn sued the Grand street
and Forty Second street Railroad Co.,
in the Supreme Court yesterday for
the recovery of SO, 600 damages for in
juries sustained by his infant child in
July, 1855.
Charles Sogery sued the administra-
tor OF Frederick Wiseman, deceased. in
the United States Court, on surety for
Judgment recovered against the de-
ceased in the Virginia State Court.
Wiseman was consul, and claimed as
consular privilege that he was not
Court. The Court oYerruled The propo-
sition, and the jury gave q verdict for
the plaintiff for $2S,S79.
Three boys We're badly burned yes
terday by putting phosphorous in their
pockets, which they found in the ruins
Of the drug store lately burned. eilI
NEW YORK, June 26.-Gen, ON
caused the arrest to-day of the edit :.
OF the Irish Republic, for publishing
statement from Washington that Gen.
O'Neill had been suspended from hold
ing communication with the War and
Treasury Departments, for presenting
fraudulent claims. The hearing OF the
case is set for July 18th.
NEW YORK, June 26.-At a regular
meeting of the American Free Trade
League last exening, speeches were de-
Hvered by George opdyke and David
Dudley Field. The latter depreciated
the proposed abolition system.
Governor Warwenth has called
meeting of the Louisiana Legislature
for July 9th.
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Death OF Judge Vim. 8. Alien, OF sIts.

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Judge. VIM. s.
Allen, who has been edItorially con-
nected with the st. Louis Republican
some twelve years, died at his resi-
dence in franklin county, on Tuesday
last. Judge Allen was born in Massa-
chusetts In 1866, represented Essex
county in the State Legislature in 1882,
and subsequently, conducted the New.
buryport Herald. He came to Missouri
In 1887, and besides having been con-
neCted with several newspapers he was
Register of the Land 0fice under Tay-
lor, Secretary of New Mexico under
Fillmore, member of the Missouri Leg
islature and occupied several other
prominent positions.
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MayE-BOon

AAIy E- BOON In the Circuit
Ma-sasett %ilanas ct al. Ss sSSasy, ,0E ~ oRsc 9s
DURsUA1sT TO A DECREE IN THE
i above named cause will as special conn
front door Of the Court HOUSE OF Ohio couu-
y, West Na-s on Thursday, July a 1903 At
10 O'Clock, part ofLot Ma. s., on Main street,
In the Ffrst Ward OF the City OF wheeling,
with the Improvement thereon, consisting Of
one two-stoEy HEick dwelling House with stx
rooms. ft5--
TEEns or TSALE-one-t third. or any greater
Eum the purchaser may desire, cash In nands
and Twelve mon tlil with Interest nom day
ofGale, 70 be secured 10 the Satisfaction OF
the Comulissionerst the deed % ne retained
Tile believed good, but selling a. Com
missioner, i shall convey only suen title a. Z
I6AAC IRWIN,
fs1RIAWfW special Cornmtsaioner,
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Suicide.

wARRES, III, June GA young
man named VIM. Goble, from WORTH
ington, o., committed suicide at Morse
Hill, yesterday. The cause of The act
Is not known.
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Meeting OF TERRITORIAL LeEtslatuFes.

WAsHrseroN; June 28.-The bin in
troduced In the Senate by Mr.. Yates,
provides that Territorial Legislatures
shall meet but once In every Two yesii,si
and the next session Of said Legl .l
tures shall begin two years Ir0In S,1 tne
date of the last session. Inc Dill also
.dxes the salaries OF Territorial Cover
nor at g, 900 per annum.
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examination.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave OF absence was granted TO Mr..
Fleming, of Harrison, and Mr.. Blllmy-
er, of Jefferson.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
A message from the. Senate by Mr..
Farnsworth, announced the passage OF
bill incorporating the West Va. Col
lege of Pennington, Taylor county; and
the Senate's refusal tolRgree TO the
amendment of the House TO the joint
resolution providing for the payment
of the Committee appointed.to investi-
gate the affairs OF the Hospital for the
Insane. a...9
Mr.. Steere moved suspension OF
the rules in order to take up the joint
resolution jusr reported from the Sem
ate. Agreed to.
Mr.. PinnelI moved that the House
recede from its amendment to tho reso-
luton. Lost.
MI. Ferguson, OF CabelI, moved that
the resolution and amendment be re-
ferred TO the judiciary Committee, in
order that legal questionsSS involved
might be settled. Agreed to.
Mr.. Pinnell moved suspension of
the rules in order that the bill just re-
ported from the Senate might be taken
up. Agreed to.
The bill was read the fret time. and,
on motion of the same gentleman, sec'
ond and third times and passed.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill authorizing the Board of
Supervisors of Jefferson county to bor-
row money.
A bill remitting certain Rne i'm
posed upon William Lucas, of Brooke
county.
A bill authorizing township subscrip-
tions to the capital stock of a railroad
from Covington, Va, tothe Ohio river.
A bill making an appropriation to
the Hospital for the Insane. .fr
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Marshall, moved
that when the House adjourn 1t ad-
journ to meet on Monday next at 2 p.
m. Agreed to, after some opposition
by Mr.. Riddle.
Adjourned. a-
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The People's Bank.
Conmissioner,s Notice.
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Iioi,s iiens and cI inns, whether by attach
fnent or otherIEise agalnst the proceeds Of
tne Jud g1nant recovered By John u. LqQTfV
AID William q. LqHeItV. VINO were lale joint
contractors and paLtners nnner Lne nm
name OF y. d W. O.. Ig0eTtV, against tho
ISd1tf1l0Te and Ohio RGfb0dd Company, and
WINCH proceeds IN the BIN In this eauss
nnsnIioned are now In the hands or the ke-
e1S And ~ pur1uant i to the said decree, hereby
give notice 20 all PERSONS claiming liens
upon the said funds In the hands Of the
Receiver, 70 como In before me and PROVE
their respective claims and do NIX hOAE-
DAY, THE Stst DAY OF AUGUST, 1853 a.
q peIemptoKy day for the purpose; aud ali
persons who DO not so prove their Gaid
claims on or before that day Will be pre-.
cluded from any benefit OF thfs or any fufure
decree 70 be made In this canse.
June 1th, ls63. HANIBAL FORBES.
Je6-oaW4Wd C0m,r Ohio Co. Circuit Court.