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DIR. DUBOIS, GREAT EUROPEAN
GATlD DHzrnnu
Great Chance to Make M09ae,,

"HY will you work for twoor three dollars per
w day, when you can make 8 to 10 dollars BY
selling new article needed In every family Great
Inducements offered. Nothing for curiosity
seekers but an article of real merit. Now is your
time. Send 20 cts for sample and full information.
Address, s. +. W0oD & CO.,
fel7.dtf Roafou Mass
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D0STER PRINTING, OF all kinds done with dis.
j patch at the Press ofice.
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The "oldest inhabitant' has been reading
a series of articles on the adulteration OF
liquors, and has arrived at a somewhat singu-
lar conclusion. The analysis of those liquors
showed an average of about sixty-five parts Of
water to thirty-fve OF spirits. 'They dom
give the spirits fair chance said the aged
bacchanal; they'll keep on fooling with waite,
till it depopulates the earth again."
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Gopartnership Notice.

WE the undersigned have this day formed a
w partnership under the firm name OF
G.. w. ~ So G.. DAVIS,
and have taken the store recently occupied by Mer-
rill and Davis. and will continue the business in
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, in all lis branches,
g. w. DAVIS,
5. G. DAVIS.
Portland, April 3, 1869. apr6 div
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c. W. wINGATE, Nos. III and 1Is Middle Street.
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NOTICE.

TOMAS H. PERLEY having resigned the agency
- for the sale of Duck and other goods manuac-
tured by the Westbrook Manufacturing Company,
be adjusted by the Treasurer, at No 10 Central
Wharf RUFUS Z. WOOD, Treas.
Portland, January 9th, 1869.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DissoIastioaa of CoportnersI,in

TINHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm name OF M EESKI1l E IsAVns. Isl
this day dissolved by mutual consent All accounts
OF the old firm will be settled by G. w. Davis at 3j
81 Lawrence st. a MERRILL,
49, G. W. DAVIS.
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A GIGANTIC SoHEM=.-It is proposed to
unite Scotland and Ireland by a tunnel, start
ing on the Irish side from point midway be-
tween CushendeR and Cushendall, on the
coast of Antrim, and on the Scotch side at
Glenstrone, from whence it would run
through the Null of Cantyre. The total
length of the tunnel would be fourteen miles
three furlongs, and it is said that the ground
through which it would have to be made ID
exactly suited for tunnelhng operations, and
the sandstode for lining it can be had in any
quantity on the Irish side. 1t is proposed to
construct the tunnel for single line only, the
extreme depth being twenty-one feet, and the
clear width at the level of the rails fifteen feet
1t is proposed, however, to lay down three
lines of rails to accommodate wide and narrow
gauge carriages. The time estimated for COM
pleting the tunnel is about six years, and the
cost four and quarter millions Of pounds
To pay dividend Of five per cent. the road
should earn e43 per mile per week
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MILL ON THE AMERICAN CIVIL sERvIoE.-
John stuart Mill has recently written letter
to correspondent on this side of the Allan
tic, in which oceur the following just rsfec-
tions:
have long thought that the appointments
to office, without regard to qualifications, are
the worst side of American institutions; the
main cause OF what is Justly complained Of in
their practical operation, and the principal
hindrance to the correction of what is amiss;
as well as cause of ill-repute to democratic
institutions all over the world. If appoint
ments were given, not by political influence,
but by open competition, the practice Of turn
ing out the holders OF Office, at every change
in politics, in order to reward partisans, would
necessarily cease, and with 1t nearly all the
corruption and the larger half of the virulence
of mere party conflict. 1 have been delighted
to see that Mr.. Jencks' measure meets with
increasing support from disnterested opinion
though it will have to encounter the utmost
hostility from the professional politicians who
are the great perverters Of free Government.
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LATEST y EWS.
Sl' ~ ! u.
The New Constitution.

MADRID, March a5.-Thc ,lrai, Of the
new Constitution WAS laid before the
Constituent Cortrs. Yesterday. Its
lca.iin. features arc ~ follows:
The Government is TO be monarclial
in form. with Il Senate and Congress.
The Senatorial term is limited 10
twelve wears. Senators are TO tic elect
cd by Provisional Councils, four for
each Province. Deputies for the Con-
"rrss are TO bc elected every three
years, by universal suffrage. The
reign ofthc King is limited toa period
Of eighteen Years.
The majority OF the committee which
rcpor,ct the Constitution are favorable
to Il separation Of State and Church,
The minority propose tha, the Roman
Catholic be retained rs the religion OF
the State, with liberation for other
crcctls. The liberty OF the press and
the right ofpublic mcctin. are fully
guaranteed by the new Constitution.
TIE coNScRlrrIoH LAW.
The Cortcs has passed the conScrip-
ton law.
MADRID, March 2J.-Thc con>crip-
ton act, which was passed yesterday,
by the Cortcs, prcScrihr< that no more
men shall he raised by means Of con-
scrption than arc actually required by
the Government to fill up the ranks of
the army to the standard str"n@th.-
The Minister OF War had previously
demanded authority to raise 2i,000 re-
cruilS for this purpose.
MADRID, March 25.-Miramon who
WAS at the head of a band OF Carli>ts,
near Armenia. has been captured. He
made no resistance. aud his followers
have been dispersed.
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Court Proceedings.

TIE Circuit Court was principally
Engaged durin. ia" week In d!Sl.osinS "f the
state business upon the docket.
In the case OF In" State *. Daniel Lynch. fu.
larceny. thu jury found y verdict nt guilty
and fixed the term OF his confinement In thC
county jail II, four months.
In the OF the Stat" -. John Blake. for ar.
son. the jury found II Verdict "f not guilty.
IN the ease of She State rS. Rn,.ri I:rrforl ftI
house b:,.lkins mud larceny. after - trial which
rnn>uinc,, two days. tn" fury found u verdict al
guilty, and ono yrmr'S confinement IN the STATE
Prniirntiary.
III" c'i>r Of this Stat" ~. JONES, for malicious
shooting. AMI against COX. for burglary. were
rnntinuc,l until the next term.
Several miHirUucanor eases We're tried, and
quite number OF Judgments taken by c"nirS.
sion.
TIL" Cnur, began cailln: tn" Civil Docket on
Monday.
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has arrived from Trinidad and had nh
Interview with the Captain General.

has arrived from Trinidad and had nh
interview with the Captain General.
They made complaint against Senior
Patino. the Governor Of Trinidad. TO
tho effect that he was acting disloyal-
", and that he purposely sent troops
to places where there WINS no enemy.
and that in their belief he has sold him
self to the insurgents.
Similar accusations have been lodged
against Senior Aondais, Governor OF
Villa Clara. and Colonel Mendlna,
commanding the forces IN the field,
near Rcmedios. Is charged with open
completely with the insurgents. -Four
companies Of the fourth battalion, com.
posed principally Of volunteers who
were sent TO the field for active service,
have gone oves to the enemy. The ad.
vance guard of General Lclona recent
| ly suffered defeat near CientueSos.-
Several expeditions from the United
States, well supplied with arms, arc
known to have landed Oh the Cuban
shores, within the past few days, and
joined the rebel armies.
| HAVANA. March Electromagnetic
noted rubrl chieftan and blockade run.
mcr. Costello. was brought here to-day
II prisoner. lie was captured by Gi-
bra, Mt the head Of band Of insur-
gents.
When the Mary Lowell was captured
most OF tho men belonging 70 the cxpe'
diuom were on the shore ut Ragged Is
land, where they have since remained
1t ~ reported that they arc suffering
for want Of food and clothing. lhc
Government here has received mior.
nation that steamers arc fitting out at
some point on the coa"t Of Florida foi
the purpose Of running the blockade
and conveyin. reinlorcemcnts aud sup
plies to the rebels. Cruisers have been
sent out to watch for and intercept
! them
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Nix. GRANT Of the Pomrroy Rollin"
Mills was in town y few days ago. with - >I"rI'
mru OF II new R,ir,ml Iron of his invention.
II Is i Y pattern. differing In ShaT" from th'
ordinary L rail- In tl" di>trilu,i"n "l III" metal
80 ~ tn give with tn" smallest amount OF ma
,"siul. the greatest amount Of strength. and l.
Just the thing for our rnri m!nin: Interest. nj
for any road "f light burden. II ais" ha' III"
advantage Of not requiring rhairs-hy IN" IN.
Srr,!nn OF 4 dnvr,ail bar in The Interior Of tho
hollow part OF the ran. that holds IL ~ securely
~ a CHAIR. nnd prevents the rising Of I'll" "i'ds
OF the rail. II weighs only about ~ lbr I" the
yard.
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ENGLAND.
Postal Terms Not to be Modified.

Postal Terms Not to DC Modified.
LONDON. March 25.-Thc Steamship
companies decline their modifying the
terms Of their contracts for the postal
service between the United States and
England.
LoSpoH. March 2J.-Sir Stafford
Nor,hcotc has advised the hudson Bay
Company to accept the proposition OF
Ea"l Granville, the Colonial Seer
tary. and rcdc their territorial rights in
British North America for E300,090,
considering it is the best Cilcr they can
obtain.
LONDON, March 25.-Thc Pope has
invited the Sovereign to send ccclcSi-
a>tics TO represent them in the general
Council OF the Church at Rome.
LONDON, March 25.-Bucn"s AyrcS
papers say il is rumorcd that President
Lopez desires TO ccdc Paraguay TO the
United States.
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Sotice to fnEnucc,nrr AMT Country .Nrr-
rhnnts.--wc would inform furnaeemrn and Merchants
generally tina, have increased nur facilities \" as to
accommodate largely increased business, and will
continue 10 keep full and well sr"crd st"ck Of Gro.
c"ric>. Having the sninc advantages "r Cincinnati
h"u.es In purchasing in the East, our prize. will com.
pare rsrnrahy with theirs: and We will make Il the
interest Of buyers u Examine our stock before pur.
cha.in: elsewhere. Prompt attention will be given 10
orders srut Ia uy direct or through travelling a2cnt.
e. A. ". DANARIH & CO.,
Nos. is aud so Front Street,
v.G Portsmouth,, a.
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REMorAI.-M VI. Hartmann has re-
nuys.i his stock III Dry Gn"-lS groceries, Ready
made Clothing. 1ln,sand Caps, IIootS and SilorS.
10 the old stand lately occupied by Mr. Joseph
Shields. where hr will be- GlnI to See all his old
friends and customer>.-My Intention Is TO con-
tinuc my old motto: "Qu!ck sales and small
profits" To those who are In WANT Of my mr.
tIcr In my line. will give satisfaction both In
qualify ofgooslA ami price Of tho article. DAE.
GAiN>! \ fine lot Of Qu"rnswarc. Call and
.rr. M charges for showing souIs.
". KAUFMAN.
Charleston, Jan. 81. iSiI.-7ma.
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ArorLEXY. - Mr.. Thomas Moore
was stricken with paralysis in his RICH, SiIr
last Friday evening about O'Clock. lie IT,.
mains partially helpless. but s'rrnS TO hr slowly
recovering his power q: speech.
Mr. Moore. though g. years Of nsc, had r,i'
i"y"i fair health. having Just closed n >lS'
months term OF school ut District No. = Elk
township. and "n Friday morning had returned
I" Charleston. lie participated In thu Teachers
Association "n Friday afternoon. md after adj
!"urnmcmt h'd employed himself 1t writing
for perhaps an hour.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT. - On Monday

PAINFUL ACCIDENT. On Monday
evening about 10 o'clnck. u distressing acc.,sui
occurred Mt tho st. Albert Hotel. \ krrn>rn"
lamp wHx overturned from n bureau by Miss
Bottle WoNi. while alone In hor room. un thu
hurnin. iluid sct IRE to her clothing u> we'll ~
{" tn" carpet &c. Miss Wood with some dill.
Guilty succeeded in making her ra>c known. AMI
tn" lire was fortunately extInyuiSh"d In tim"
I" prevent much damage. We are clad to learn
that her injuries ars not serious. Several per
""nS hal their hands severely burned In putting
out the fire.
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MIR RIrcmIE, the agent Of tho FLOR
ESCE Sewing Machine. Will Dr. In town about 10
days longer. 4 inachinr Is always on view In
the Ladies' l'arlor, at the 1t. Albert. Orders
lrtt with Mr.. Wood will be promptly attended
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HE attention Of thu merchants of
the kanawha Valley is called 10 tho aivr:tIs..
ncnt OF M"S>r>. Halliday 4 Miles, w!o.rai.r
d''al"rtln Dry Gr"l,. N",,"r<. e., Th"Mv,u.
tlrm"n have b''rn Ion: AMI f,vnr.,l,!v known
10 tn" trade. and W. have ~ h..i;,:iun in r,.
onmrnding them To i;i. favor ,hl. notice. of ,.rr
business community. SEC alvrrt!>,:n.n; IN
another column
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We respectfully request our friends
throughout this Congressional District 70 send
~ any items of an Interesting character that
may come under their uhS'rvu,iUn->uch ~ ac-
cIlruis, marriages. deaths. pleasing. incidents.
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WALL pArEE.-Thc place to buy
wall p"pcr at tho HEST bargains is at Moore
Il Bros Book Store. \ new lot has just
been opened. Call and sec and price it be-
foro buying. ::
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

For tie District ef Wat Tiryimia:
Ia tue matter 0! William 4. Walton, Bsnsrup,-ln
Bankruptcy
TO whom it may concern The UNDER
signed hereby gives motto" Of hi, appointment A.,
assignee Vt Nm. \. WALTON. Of III. County Of
putnam and State VI West Yirgiuin within said Dstr CT
nhu had bcen duty adJudgri L Bankrupt, upon
his own p-ton. by III. Dl.trct Court Of said District
Unird a, Charleston. West Virginia. tbs 18th day oil
March, lSG9.
l!wJ ROMEO II. FREEE, Assignee, &C.
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TO School TEACHERS. AS will be
seen by advertisement in another column
there t. a vacancy for u we'll qualified teacher
In -. Johns School. Thosr Knowing them
SELVES qualified would TO we'll TO make prompt
lnpiicat ION.
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We call the attention Of our Mrr-
chants aud '!",i"r> 10 The :ulv,ril<rm mt Of
Mo~r'. RIhhrrn & n:mliiItri.nf ia ,llIprllS o..
"n"l"'ai" d"N"r. IN drugs. p'in't. oil~. A..
"n r"c"mmrni hrS"g"ntlrmrn to The huHurSS
community
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES.

FOR tie District Of lPtst rhyi"i1:
In the m.ttcr VI James \. Bog1s. BAnkrurt-in Bank.
ruptcy.
TO whom il NAV concern The under.
signed hereby gives notice Of hia appointment ns
nIvncc Of the estate and effects IL JAMES \. RO;S
of tr County Of RraAtun and State Of Yves, Virginia.
within .,ni District who hss hren n'llnixsd n Bunk.
IuI upon his own petition. BY the District Court Of
said listIict.
Dated At Charleston. Vest Virginia. this ?1;h day u
March. lSG9.
l.wa WESLEY MolIOiAN, Assignee. &c.
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Council Proceedings.
WEDNESDAY,. March 81. tA9.

His honor. Mayor Williams. presiding.
The following members OF the Council were
pre~'nt:
Ritter. Gates. Jarrett. Shield. Cracraft anil
John Slack. Jr.
The proceedings vi the lax, msetin: were read
and adopted.
Joseph Shields AMI others, n committee on
Accounts, nml.' their report. On motion. III"
said rrpor, w.tS received. and ia" committee
discharged.
Mr<.rS. GH.~. E.tt"r AMI Porter. Il committee
an Strrr, Lamps. uia,l. tl"lr report. On motion.
the report WAS received. AMI tn" coInlnltt'"
wore authorized 10 hav" /: lamps erected IN the
iu".t nlprnpriat" places on Front street,
Mr.>rs. Oates und Porter. the rUmmiti'" on
Surveying. made their report. Tn motion. tho
r.;nrl was received; and MrS>r.. Gilli>nn. Cr:t.
Graf, and GttcS. wrrruppointrI II committee L"
ron,:uc, with L. J. Matthews. To- MAX" Il survey
nnd Plat oil :hr town al Charleston. AZ Il cost not
rxcc.linx x..v..u'y.iir" dollars. and that they
ma." report. 81.
On Iun,:oa. ti". following accounts w"r" NJ
lowed auI ua!r:r,l Ia h.. c.rtiir, Ia thc rna>ur-
rr for payment. VIZ:
Ma-S4r", Jna"I. i"r keeping l.up"r, s. "
r. -. W,s".run. i"r lumber. .... ....... ~ u
il. II. Ei;t..r. Clerk OF Election. VI
!. NJ. Young. Clerk al Election. ..... 2Wl
T.Y. Jarrett. Clerk "t Election .... =, 2"'
j. NJ. Young. for coal. for Mayor. &c. " w
VT Thtyrr, pror!>r'uS for lAul"rS. ~
r. \. Oliver. for Painting engines. &c.. - W
}. u. White. for ,':"Ni>:"nI l"r paui"rS. IL u
J. IL. H'i;"is. :Ui 81! H'r ire company, VI
q. H. Porter tor l., '"',>. tSr. .... ! ~
John ". R,ii''y WIS grated l""nNc FOR II
Bowling SAi"'n until Tia" :'Gh Jun'. i~@'.
st. Farley WAS granted Il !lc"n>"tn sell ut re-
Tall IhIu";>. Sc. until IN" :D;h June. l>G9.
J. e. Summers was granted - lc"n~, {" keep
priva," entertainment until In" :aNh June. iSIi'
{. II. Hatcher. Treasurer uf III" ."wn Of Char
l">ton gav. bonL and security III tho Sn:n ~
500 His bnni MA a"r"n,'"l AMI nh"l.
J. VI. Young: Sergeant of Charleston. gave
bon'i and security in III" sum ni %irO iii>
; holy! Was accepted nn'i orlcrcrl 10 b" n!,"l
On motion 0IJ. W. Cr:rrar;. Il WIS "
E."I ...i That the Mayor hc md II" is hereby
:,n,h"rII,ti 70 proceed ~ soon nS prartlrth'' |"
PROPERTY :r:u, Front street: and inr this ,nr-
pos H. / empowered 10 employ such ii'nr"f>
am! >rir .IIuS - may 10" necessary. ari IN Oh
'icr tina; the rAp.tiS Innr ~. i'>>rnrd ~ mtl"a
~ l"'>>h.r. u j. suggested that notice H. given
10 AL p.r>n.i> who may desire The street scrap
iny> tina; 'h. dirt viii h delivered amy where
within Ia. c.:lnra,on 81 II rrl"Inahl' pr;c''.
The C"Urii .hru ad;nurn"i.
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VIZ beg our readers to examine the
advertisement OF MrSSr< Whit" & Slack, which
Will he found In another column. Ti,r>.. -.u-
tlcmcn have recently consolidated their r,.>,r.c.
tive establishments iato one. We recon ,nrn,,
oil who are In search Of .""l articles and -,ca,
bargains. I" civ" these gentlemen cali. They
trr constantly In rr'"ip; .: n"w :"o.l. AMI nov.
cll!.n
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NEGRO DEOwNEp.-A negro man by
the nam" u. Eiliy I'M. accidentally fell on the
wharf.b"n, on Saturday evening Inst. and WAS
drowned. Ills body has not been rccorcrc,ly Yet.
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goal Mattcr5.
Charleston, v. Va, March 81, 1869

Now is the time to have your Circu-
lnr,. Cards. EiU IIct"lt. bills Lnding. Letter
Heads TasS. &C.. prin,. mnI circulated {" livcn
up buslness. The JorESAI. Jon OrrIcE * the
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De. NEWTON and his sons. whose
cave WINS before Z. .. Commissioner Halliday.
Ut Cincinnati. last week. wore held in tho sum
Of Sl.6O) to nnawcr tho charge OF robbln: tho
mall at Gallipnlix. Tho caSo comes up In the
l.. =. Circuit Court, next April.
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VIC call the attention OF those inter-
r-sr'i I" the mtvcrtlSrmrn, Of tho Old Fellows
Hall Buildln. Association In another column,
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u. r. TOH'ELL, PORTSMOUTH. Ohio. offer &c
the merchants Of the Ksnawha Valley superior stock
Of Iiry Goods and Notions, Oh ,hr most reasonable
,,rn. toyi
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-Src adj
ver.is.m-nt in another column. Thosc In wan,
OF an article OF this description can &c, one
cheap. .~..'. -
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Ladies' List.

We are in favor of temperance, but
IfImopr will drink, md must h.r" liquor. let
them got pure Whisky, Wine and Ernd!
HHiNHLEY keeps u supply on hand.
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NIAI2IS.IIC1),

On Tuesday evening, March 30, 1861, in
Charleston, By Rev. Father Staeuser, Mr.. Or.
III GglEI to Mrs. YICrUEIA HARMS.
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RRILLs PAlN EIAplcAroI the
Best pain meAni"e IN tie market. For Sal..
everywhere. The trade supplied By
J. II. Eooxns, D,'nqqi".
,.u.. Charleston, ". Va.
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Cincinnati Market.
Apples i, bhl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BUSINESS NOTICES.

EELoclrEDEs-for sale, by Eno>, Nc
nagcr s. Co., GallpoliS, Ohio.
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DISTRICT COURT or TIE US TIED
STATES,
Tor tie Di.friH ri W'M IUv;nf":
In tLr matter VI $ +. Given. N,nkrupl-in Hank.
Tupicy.
TO whom il NAV concern Tho under
Aligned hereby gives notice 81 his appointment n'
assignee of s. +. GIVEN, nf ih" County Of lifaSton
aud State. Of West Virginia. within said District. who
has lrrn aduisrd bankrupt, upon Ills own petition,
by the District Court Of said District.
Dated at charir>nn. Kannwhn county, Wcs. Virginia
THU 10Th day Of March. lsGI.
law3 ROMEO II. FREEZER, Assignee. &c.
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FOR SALE!

rI>wU ENGINES ~; incl cSliut"r anl ~ inch stroke
i with Boilers nid axturri. VIII l~ sold cheap.
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mar John SIacs'I, :. S. WOODRcFF.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
For he District Of T~t r;r0jnih:
In the matter Of John Mccoy, ,mkrup--n bankruptcy.
TO whom il may concern THE under
sighed hereby gIva. notice Of hi. appointment 80
..,iyn.. ui JOHN Mccoy. 81 the County u!
nIi State 81 Wet Virginia. within Maid Did.
,rIct who lns hrcn duly rdudx"d Bankrupt np"n
hi. own u.til"n by tho Disrict Court "f.nid D.trci
Dated y, Charleston. West virXnia this 9th day "'
March. lnGJ.
l1W3 ROMEO II. fKkIR assignee, &C.
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THAMES TO the Hon. ". 7. Wiley
for Congregational GivnrS.