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Lst Of Letters.

n IST OF ADVERTIS ED LETTERS
IN THE RICHMOND POST.
OFFICE FRBHUARY ], 1858.
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Boarding and Lodging.

FORMERLY PoWHATAN),
CORNER BROAD, ELEVGNTH,' AND CAPITOL
STREETS, $50
,..l&s- 4. E. C a NJ ON d.. " A. -s+r sr5
Having purchased the Powhatan Hotel property
ESQ long and favorably known TO lavellersl and
nished it with NEW FURHITURE. BEDDING,
&C., would announce to my old patrons aud the
public generally that am prepared to give frst,
neither expense or trouble to make 1t comfortable
and attractive. My rooms are as Handsomely and
comfortably furnished as those OF any hotel IN
the State being situated in sight of the beautiful
capitol grounds, sin q choice And fashionable
neigh borhood and convenient to the business por-
Having had many years experience In hotel
keeping at the Exchange - and :. American" "
in This city, and intending to devote my whole
time and energy to the business, can safely offer
home to my guests at the very moderate price OF
S2.so Der day. syt .ga rE,fs A.. J. FohD,
fs lin 80 s Proprietor.
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/ POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were reported at the lower station-house
yesterday:
4 Beverly Clarke, charged with assaulting
and beating and threatening to kill Francis
Clarke. rs : - -1 ~
|! William Burton, for being drunk and
unable to take care of himself.
Jim Brown, for assaulting, beating, and
threatening to kill Maggie Gordon (ne-
gress1. 45 -.
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JesveZers,g do.

DOR Observation-Disclosures
4 and sILygRWARE, consisting Of beautiful
large variety OF Stone, Cameo. Pesrl, Amethyst.
CaIbunoIs, Etruscan, Garnet Jet, and ether asts h
of Iswelry. Lsdiss',and Gentlsmsn's ~ WATCAksss
first auality, beautiful styles, and warranted.
Also, GOLD WATCHi CHAIAH of naw and hsau.s
tiful patterns. sILVERWAREi In full sets. sna % an
&C., for presents alxo, Silver Spoons, Forfs, La.
dies, Butter Knives, Mugs, Gcblst:, 0astors, Gard
Pots ~ and Sugar Dishes Cab and select at the old
''so1 JOHN q TYLER & CO.,
I da.1 s.s Successors 20 Mttchsl & Tyler.
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cg CABELL & WATKINS, gate i Gk.@
REAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTI0HRKRs,
lrs' MAiS STREET, ssas., ss
Inform their friends that az incidental to- their
Real Estate business. but in no way to interfere
with II, they will negotiate LOANS on real estate,
eoiiatsrals, and commercial paper, and buy and
sell Stockss Bonds, and Bank Hotes on commits.
sion. at 1a-im
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LAntRs, LIST,

My,s fsro
saS1as. anams Asasass W raJ ny ny
1nsn, : t,ss, Me- Me- a.. - 81
1msn' soa M,ss t
Amyss !. 90 49, sss.. 1ann,a
ArNns,rony Hnms, Mrs A.
Rsses Rsser.sMs, sMfss,. a. Il
Haser Mrs q.
Rsnss. sMisa NJ. s.
RarnsSM W a
BaraMrsNM. J, =
Bsatty. Mrs. nj J. y
Bell, Miss NJ e. J. -
Borden, Miss Annie z.
Bethel, Mrs. L. u. as
Bishop, Miss 4. sE
Blackburn, Miss 4.
Black, Mrs. A. ya
RIunt, Mrs, Nancy, 80,
Black, Miss J. Al
Bol,ing, Mrs. n. A.e{7)
Bohannon. Mrs. n.
Bosher, Miss Ellen
Bowler. Mrs. N. &.
|, Bowls. Miss Ellen
Rowman. Miss p.
Bower. Mrs. Clara ~, ]
pnooks Miss A. ~ h
Rrown Mrs. .Polly ).
Rnuca Mrs. Mildred
pUySe, pu ,'ss n " Al aiiis', ii
, SarI, ~ ,ss.s W. = Shrss.,a S,trS
psia. psIns' Mrs ,s1 NJ NJ
'-RfSsgs, Mary fcol,d) =
u.,Gr, snn Mrs. a a.
ne nm N II r.
s:aIta, a1tp, = Ms NJ l.. y. N. P
Csrripvton, Miss 4.
Gsssaye Miss M. (col,d)
sr Gsrss9 Miss Mary -,
Sa,fyn, Ss.hisv Miss Ann Ak
hy' re enhn: 'MissI .s5
csend,ar Mas M. 2.
Sh ShaiEIav Mics M. O..
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Ghs.nn, Mis. Isno sI.s. z: q
Champerialn,o Mass =.
CheIry, ta,ia m,ss SsrMsa SsIan
Clarke, Aiss sannio IN
Clarke, Mss saS 9: y; : =
Clarke, MS MISS 5 s. T. E
clarke, mrs. q: .
iClarke, Mre. susan 81
E0larke. Miss d b.
Cofer, Mrs. sbMs v.
Coleman, d lisa 3. ),
Coleman, Mrs; .. s.t1
| Cox, Mrs. wv. q.
Grafton. mtss 3. Il. ~
Crew, MISS Eila
Gross, Miss a. NJ. -, -,
Cross, Mrs. 8. a; f.F)
Crump, MISS n. Q.
Crump, Mrs: E: 3.
| Curd, Mrs. ID; 3.
Cudlip, Mrs. s. u. {"
Curlin, Miss ID: :.
| cunningham, Mrs. ..
rabnsy, Mrs. Jennie
Dabney, Mrs: N;
Darracutt, Miss 5. d.
Davis, Nrs. d. a.
Davis, Miss bettle
Davidson. MIS-, a.
Davis, Mrs Is. !.
Deckwer. MRS. y. S,
Dippner, Miss 9.
Diaoont, Mise III.
DickersOn, Mrs. M.
Doufngsr. Miss Carrie
| Drake, Mrs. A. b.
Dutfner, Miss Lucy
Dunn, Mrs. d. h.
| Dunlop, Miss Jane
| Dudlsy. Miss A. 3.
Duesberry, Mrs. F. A.
Eaton, Miss Violet
Eaton, Mise e. D
Edwards, Miss 8 J.
Epps, Mrs. T. G. 4r-
Evans, Miss NJ.
Evins, Miss sallie :
Famsroy, Miss M.
Farrar, Mrs. n. 8. NJ.
Farrant, Mrs. Alice
Fisher, Miss Ellen
Floyd, Miss III. Is.
Fiemmipg, Miss NJ; q A.
Flurnoy, Miss 3: I.
Forbes. Miss Alice
Fox. Miss Sarah
Franklin, MRS. Suiia =
Freeman, Mrs. y; ~ y.
Freeman, Miss be,le
Garnett, MISS ~ a -
garner, MTs: Us. ~.
Sarverss, M h1ss y L.
gary, M Is. En-
george, mrs ~ rs. IrJr
gentry. NJ rs. ..
gibson, mrs. M. r w
Glazebrook, mIs. u. !"
Glenn, D. rs. Ed, y. r.
Glenn, MISS sstllS - S
| Gordon, mrs. M "
Goodson; mrs A. v.
Goode, Mfs. y.
grant, M lss Nay
gray, Mss a. m y
| SraS, Sst ~, mss. Mrs :. a, nn,e d;
SIimn, Si =, NJ. Mra I . IaS
Srlhn, Sr,,ha ME- rs NJ N
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aoKEOEEsS VAN HAAdEHe e CO., IS
south south Front street, Phiiadslphis % Barclay
sasst New York. 40 30 aodssn
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IADIES' LIST

r IST OF: LETTERS REM AIMING.
La IN THE MANCHESTER PoST-oFFlCE ia
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II WOULD REsPEcTFULLY IN-
u FORM my friends ana customers ana HE public
gensrslly that have received another addition %
my stock OF new and 1sshionabls Hair Goods.
Of those long thick Cn,la. Particular attention
paid TO the manufacture and repair Of hatr Jew.
'lsy ana ~ CHEZ kinds q fISfya asEflEa wrxpr ut
dsN y, a-., NO. III broad stTss..
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AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
AhaEklCAE COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
nvs sEY, GLYcBRIEB, BOUQUET. An D
.AALa.-Thess "a popular soaps are made from the
suolcest nstertsls. very richly perfumed. war.
.Au'ea not only equal but superior to tho English
sua li'y per cent cheaper. They are suparssdins
io'sisn toilet soaps In this market. sttis well
,aN aVwn that since their Introduction the demand
M .ns latter has fallen OF fully one-hslf. Manu-
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Marine HlteELGge7ece.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 81. IS

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEBRUARY l, 1858.
Sun 'risas...........,e4I Moon sets: H.:
Sun sets. High tide, A. NJ 10. i
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CEEDs FOR THE SPRING! !,

GEEDS FOR THE SPRING! =
We have now In store our SPRING SUPPLY OF
GARDEN AND AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, many
of them our own growth, and all selected with
THB LARGEST. AND MOST CHOICE AsSORT.
MENT ever offered in Vffginia.
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, and all the Grasses con-
stantly on hand. .&) sfk ~ @1etst ftfs
Afev barrels Of EARLY GOODRICH PoTA-s
TOES, for frst planting. 9st;lsa ~ g.1 EtF"
Particular attention given to SENDING SEEDS
BY HAIL-the safest and most expeditions way OF,
obtaining small pacEaSes..
Wholesale price lists flor deslars) now ready. ;.
Descriptive Catalogues ready February lat. "
-sg.fa.x ALLAN & JOHNSON,
1905 Main street.
post-ofDc ca box 49, y. efas 20 Es4s ia 2e-Sm
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[NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
In application will be made for the Issue Of .
duplicate Of the following described Certificate Of
the Commonwealth OF Virginia six per cent. Be-
8istersd Stnck-viz., No. 5,o95. for three hundred
laoo) dollars, IN the name Of Charles d: Brown,
and issusd rndsr act passed March 8 1Sc8-the
same having been loot In the mail;
Z Baltimore, Md, December 20, 1857. go. ..3T
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/" E. Dent tstry. 5.l

wv. y ON Es, SURGICAL AND
DENTIST hiss movsd
his ofiee and residence back to MsInl J
street. three. doora from Sixth, opposits
! All opsfstions tboroughly and gently performed.
L TKEfHs RxgSXgTEDsw without palm fl9 .ta 81
1 fEsTH IME1KTED on VULfAEIfk PLATE.
sod duIshiiity warranted ~ atfi!s9 80 90 70
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G r EENH oW, &
lEGMEREDITHy hare removed 10 No. lalo Main
street, one door above Aitshen 3 Tylsfs.
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.NJOTICE.-Application will be made
~ to the Board Of Directors Of the Virginia Cen.
No. e7A. for FIFTY sHARES OF STOCK; issued
April 2sh, 1853, and ito the Board Of Directors Of
the. Richmond and Dnnville Railroad Company for
SCRIP NO. 2s8 for TEN SHARES 0P STOCK, issued
10 Jamss. Lyons, both Of which have been Lost.
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Lost, t. Str0yed, and Found.

TOsTON. SUNDAY NIGHT. JANU.
Llgary. .2sth, between Rev. Dr., Moore's church,
corner or Tenth and Capitol streets. and the cor.
ne. of Seventh and Grace. streets. q brown FUR
MuFF with lining OF black ailk.t A saitabls re-.
ward will be paid for its delivery at this Office.
fa l-2lk 20. ~.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17
Interesting to Ladies'.

The following extracts are from the ics,imon,
taken under oath, in recent case pending befr,
the United States Patent Olice, upon the ecip,I
merits of the GROVER & BAKER SEWING N,ctrr
AID its relative merits compared with other
machines
MRs. CARorINE l. PgAnsoN, ~ Court sire,
Brooklyn, n lady who Inns had twelve wears pr,-.
teal acquaintance with the leading Sewing Ma
chimes asserts that the Grover Baker Machine
is the hest and gives the following reasons:
Q.-Amopg your acquaintnncps who have psed
the Grover a Baker, aud also other machines
state whether or not the Grover Baker is In MI
cases known TO you, preferred for family use
Al suppose have compared my experience
with over i've hundred ladies, and never. eycept
n one instance, found tina, they preferred otlrr
machines 10 the Grover * Baker, when they l,,ys
tried both machines
Q.-Nhat are The reasons or this preference
Please state them fully and ut large
A.-lhe principal reason, or one of the main
reasons, is for the elasticity and durability at the
stitches, the regularity and beauty cf The ,tit,,
on all fabrics alike. There are seine machines
which sew very nicely on certain kinds of WORK
That DO not sew well on others. | have never
found the fabric yet that the Grover 4 Baker Ma
chimes VIII not sew ia the most beautiful manner
I think 1t does not take more tha . half the time
TO adapt or adjust the Grover & b der Machine 10
different kinds OF work and tahrir Ks thnu il duts
on any other machine. think the stitch is ia
valuable to families IN furnishing a cheap nnd ra-
pd mode of beautiful oruamcnja' ion
Mrs JANE Not REAuy, wife OF I r. MCCr,~dv, 81
East 2id street New ork says "a have used
for nine years Grover & Baker Machine. and NO
Oh " btVr dome oil kinds ot Eun0y sewing iar
The house, Tor my children aud husband beside,
~ great deal OF fancy work rs hrailng. Gu:ltin
aad embrCIdeFing. During all that time inv ma
chlne has never uectcd repair, except " zen had
tic tension altered, and il Is ~ good now - /,
Was the day bought IT, linn sc-
quautcl with TIE work of all the principal ma
chimes, Including Wheeler & Wilson's. Finklc (
Lyon :, Wilcox q Gibbs, Laid " ebster s. tho
Florence Machines and Slont Machine he,id,- 8,
nuinhcr OF ,hc $40 one', and prefer the Grover
4 Baker 10 them al, hecaurr consider the stitch
more elastic have work now ia the house
which was done nine years ago, which IS stil
good, and have never found ANY of m, friend,
"ho have used thv other machines able to say the
came thing.
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The QUESTION ANswERED.-Som "
"a woman, of course-inquires why, when
Eve was manufactured from the spare rib,
servant wasn't made at the same time to
wait on her? Somebody elsa woman we
imaginc--replies in the following strain:
Because Adam never came whining to
Eve with ragged stocking to be darned,
collar to be sewed on, or a glove to mend
right away, quick now Because he new
or read the newspapers until the sun got
down behind the palm trees, aud then,
stretching himself out, yawned out 'ain t
supper most ready, my dear 2 Not be-
He made the fire, and hung the kettle on
1T himself, we'll venture; and pulled the
radishcs, peeled the pctatocs, and did eve
rytaing else he ought to. lie MIXED the
cows, fed the chickens, and looked after
the pigs himself.
He never brought home half dozen
friends to dinner when Eve hadn't any
fresh pomcgranates, and the mango season
was over. He never stayed out till IL
o'clock to n ward meeting, and then scold
because poor Eve was sitting up and cry
ing outside the gates He never played
billiards, rolled tenpins and drove fast hor
SEES nor choked Eve with tobacco smoke.
He never loafed around corner groceries
while Eve was rocking little Gains cradle
Mt home.
This is why Mrs Eve needed not the
help of hired girl.
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E5-A foreigner, who heard Of The Va

E5-A foreigner, who heard Of The Van.
kco propensity for Dragging, thought he
would beat The natives at their own game
Seeing some very large watcrmclous on q
market woman stand be exclaimed what,
don't you raise larger apples than these iu
America The qu.ckw'tcd woman inn
mcdintcly replied, Apple. any body might
know you are foreigner, them's goosobr.
rios
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

a YANKEE BOY-A tourist tells the
following story We recently met our friend,
DR.. Lord, formerly of Boston. lie has
been resident of this section for about
six years. During his first few years he
was extensively engaged in buying wool,
and on one occasion becoming bewidered
with the multiplicity of crooked roads over
the broad prairies, he rode up to small
cabin incosed in clump OF locust trees,
and hailed white headed boy perched on
the top of a hcncoop with
IIalloa, boy y
Il reckon you're stranger, was the re-
sponsc.
Look here, sonny
Il amt your Sonny
no, not my sonny, but if you will jump
down and come here, I'll give you dime
The boy sprang as if alighring from "A
wasp's nest, and, coming up to the strang-
or, exclaimed
well, old boss, what is it?'
I've lost my way, and don't know where
| am. Can you tell me 2
Yes, you're on that horse
Mr. Lord laughed at the boys wit. and
handed him a dime. The boy took the
money, looking upon III Win mingled feel
ings of wonder and delight, aud said
81 reckon you must have a power Of
money"
why so"
Cause you slathcr it away So
Whats your fathers name :? inquired
Mr. lord
Bill jerks was the reply
'Ah, yes, | know him. exclaimed Mr.
Lord, he grows Woo don't he?
NO, but his sheep docs
IF you knew, me my lad, you would be
more respectful in your replies I'm a
friend Of your father my name is Lord
'Oh, yes, exclaimed the astonishcd lad,
I've heard Pap real about you 10 the BIZ
BILE, aud starting for the house on a dead
run, he bawled out at the top Of bis lungs
Mother, mother, the Lord is out her on
horse back, and he s got lost
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

ksS- An old bachelor in New York offer.
ed ayoung lady pony for kiss She
gave him the kiss he refused her the pony;
she sued him; he pleaded no consideration;
the court decided that a kiss vas legal
consideration, and made him pony over
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

ES'The following is the verdict of ne
gro coroner's jury: we, de umbcrzind,
surtumfy dat Bill Jones KUN toe his def
his hole def, and muffin but his def, by a
brix bat, hole brix bat, an muffin but a
brix bat, Erode bi meue white. Dooly
swored an rit bi us
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

esr y school ma'am has adopted new
and novel mode of punishment. If tue
boys disobey her rules she stands them on
their heads and pours water into their trow-
sers legs. Wonder how she publishes the
pirls
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

ETA lady of Boston lately advertised
for partner, and az she added no capital
required, applicants were plenty. One and
all, when they found that it was rnatrimo-
NAL partnership that was offered them, buck.
cd down.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

Efs-'Bctscy, get up, and get ,ne some.
thing to cat why, John, there's moth
ing cooked. Well, gotup and cook some
thing There's nothing tocook' Moth
ing at all| No Wcll, get up, and got
a clean knife and fork IN 90 through the
motions anyhow
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

G1-A celebrated lawyer once said that
the three most troublesome clients he ever
had were young lady who wanted TO be
married, a married woman who wanted a
divorce and an old maid who didn't know
what she wanted
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

tic POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN, yiCiHY eie-
ry patroH Il .fRe Gold or .S9Ed .SiIrer
Iiotch for $40, ,cithom rcgrrd To ralpe.'
Wright, Bro. d Co., l6l Broa3,ray,
Nrc IoFh, 'rjA 10 imnicdiaiely dispose Of
he obore magnificent stock Ccrtifcafcs,
adm0,J tie 0rhiries, are piaced IN seated
cnrelopcs, and rel miJeL Ik,l1ers are
entitled Ia The articles named IN hcn ccrt;f-
cate, upon payment of Ten DoH1rs, ,chetder
" be q 1eGtch Icorh 81 600 ar one ico,th Ecss
The return cf any Of our certificates entities
you IN dc articles nuD,ed thereon, Upoa mar
Dte"f, irrcspecticc Of ih ,rcylh, dnd as no
article raiued at less Than SO Is named or
oHy certificate, Il trW at once be seen that
his is no LoHey, bit shuiydt joy3rar,I
legitimate transaction, 'chjch may Le pcrtic-
patel IN eccn Ly the most taqid,ous.
single certificate 'cW be Scaf Ly mail
Post Paid, uPoD receipt cI25 cents, Gcc far
81, eicren .Ior s., thirty three and clcyaat
premium .t0y So, sjrty-Sic amt mare ralpa.
HE Prcmi"m far $40; one hpnd.ed and
most sUpch ,rotch for Sl5. Ia ayeats or
hose 'ciAhing cpploymoa', this Is rare o,,-
Po"a"nW. Il Is q lgiimoieiy coaductcd
business, authorized iyHe Government, and
oPCn 10 tia most c0r.tR scrutiny. Watch
IS sent ~ Express, ,rih Till Jo,' coHcrtioa
IN "eiiroY, 50 Hio' no Dissatisfaction can
possibly oc7r. TRY ps .t&5rcss
WRIGHT, BROTHER 4 co.
Importers, lGl Broadway, New York.
Feb. II, 1865 -l3w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

ps1-N SO lri,hman remarked II 4 lady
who hal been worry kind 20 him, Bcdsd.
she's g.si,,t gDnNemra.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17
TAILORING BUSINESS

in the shop, nearly opposite the "irus'ranq
H'"ss, in Eomney, where he is prepared 10 ex-
ecutc work in his line, short notice and ia The
best style. All kinds OF cutting will be prompt
y attended 10.
Having experience in my business trust, that
will be able to give satisfaction to ell custom
ers JOHN ID. McCUNE
Romney, July TO- Is57.-tf.
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} o III N D. McC u NE
ALL OR,
Ship Opposite tie "1rmstrony House,"
ROMNEY, WEST VA.

INiE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens Of Hampshire County, that he
is carry ing Oh the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17
Watches for Everybody :

4 Superb Stock of Fine GoM and .Slrcr
MATCHES, all lga,ronted 10 Ran, and
thoroughly Regulated, at the Lo,r PRICE
Of SO Each, and saS.tactioa qua, ..n-
teed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $1,000
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches $50 10 500
100 Ladies Watches enameled loo TO 400
200 Gold Hunting ChronOmeter
Watches $50 to 400
200 Gold Hunting English Levers 200 70 go
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watchesl5O TO 200
500 Gold Hunting y amer. Watches loo 10 $50
300 Silver Ipnting Levers 90 TO $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes 10 10 $50
300 Gold Ladies Watches 30 to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Lepiues 90 10 Is
600 Miscellaneous silver Watches 80 10 loo
., 500 Hunting Silver Watches 25 TO 30
iOO3 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 10 IL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17
S ale S r O o IN s

Isl Baltimore street, Baltimore
April 3, IsG7.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-17

April 3, 1868 tis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11
THE IMPEACHMENT.

On Friday last, the Senate was called 10 order at
o'clock, Judge chase presiding. Afsr debate, Mr.
Hendricks withdrew his objections and Mr. Wade
was sworn. The Organization Of the Court being
,hus completed lhs qdesion,wqs put, and The, rules
adopted BY the Senate The 81 Of March we're adopt.
ed as the rules Of proceeding in the cqurt, st led
The mapesers apr Oined BY the House to prosecute
The riAl then entered, and al their: ius.aase a sum.
mas WAS issued 70 tho President. re,urnase oa + ri
day the l3sh, to which LAY the Coun adjourned. n
The Washington STAR VI Saturday evening says
the President wild answer by tue Attorney General on
Friday, and demand a reasonable the for pepsra-
aiaa. csc na 9<5a 5t5ljI s~j5 9 @.s e'e@3 *ss5a3
d The Star also says. Gen. Lorenzo Thomas vi u
hereafter attend the Cabinet meetiags Secretary or
War, ad interim, and basluess viii be staa!Ac;s j
through him By tae Prcsiten,.' 't---.
F Later accounts say he impression grows that the
Prcsidsat win appear personally. J. g, ....an d.
I. sseps to Be eoacedsl that Thurs lars anI Fri
days proceedings, without further eEsH on The rar,.
Of The defence. have choked Oh Wade vote Chase .
rights in Court excite angry Argument in Radicalpa-
psrs. He claims the rightto argue on all questions
aud vote all but the yerdic. lie rsfu-ed on ea.
tsiday, to siga The summons of he President until
the vsrbsgs Of the writ was CONFIRMED 10 suit his
IDEAS. aa e . ..~9 80 go I'd 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11
INPGAcaMsxr ARTICLES.

Washington. Feb. 29.-l'he impeachment
articles are as follows: .... .e<-A
First. Forthe removal Of Stanton with in
tent TO violate the coastitlton'and laws.
Second. For the appointment 10 tne posi-.
ton Of Secretary # War, With like lnteGt,
Of one Lorenzo Thumas. .~.. ... ..~...<.. .
Third. For con>piring with Thomas sni
Others unknown 10 hinder Stanton, by in.
Limitations and threats, for executing hi.
Office. s....+ s.~.......... ..e'.s-t...
Fourth. For conspiracy with, Thomas
snd nihrrs u prevent and hinder Tie exc
cu,on Of tic tenure uf-aiiiee- bil. ...-m
Fifth. For the appointment .. Thomas
while the Senate was ia sessian. t..... Is
Sixth. Fnr conspiracy w,lh Thumas To
seize tie property Of the Uai,td States
contrary to The ACT Of July, 1861 :. ~. .....
Sere1tIt. For conspiracy With Thomas
and othees to reject staaioa from Tie War
Office. .tE4.> - ~. .n4 $50
Eighth. For conspiracy i, 10 lake posses.
.iOa II The property d The uatei States il
The War Office. ..-- - &c.. ...~ ~.
N,n,h, Poe giving letter % FIONA,
authorizing han TO take possession vi tue
War .Otfiee. -.<- ,... t..
Tenth. For psrsuadin. Ger. Enory
that thelaw required orders from the Prssl.
lent and Secretary Of Warto come lhrpugl
toe General Of the Armies. ~
Tie House reserves the priyilesepf pre-.
senting other charges to sustain impcach.
m,at and replying - The Presidents answer
To tie shave Ten rnsrges.m m.....s ~ 49,.
Nine charges simply ring the changes on
Stanton removal. The ienth applies Il
Gea. Enary's .interview. in Which ia,
| President a.ksd " An TO pnlsr,aad lhar
the President af Tue United Safe. e,nno
give you a. order bat through the Gsaeral
or Conceal Grsnt?" ~r
after saying . Yes" Geh. Enpry with
drew. -.....