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oITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDINA ANCE
N To Make an Appropriation TO Pay for Sta
tionery for the Supreme Court
Section I. The Select and Common Councils o Z
the City OF Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum OF two hundred and sixty-eight dollars and
fifty cents be and the same is hereby appro-
priated as follows:- r.I
Item 1. To pay for stationery furnished to the Su-
preme Court, two hundred and twenty-seven dol
lars and 1fty-six cents.
Item O. TO pay for stationery furnished TO the Su-
preme Court IN the year 1868, forty dollars and
And warrants shall pc drawn by the City
Solicitor. - - .
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest ..uU
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk Of Common Council
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-ninth day of September,
Ammo Domni one thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine "a. d. 1862. -,
y DANIEL M. FOX,
$50 1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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oITY oRpiNAMoEs.

AN 0RDINA ANCE
"A TO make an Appropriation for the Expenses of
the Presentatitn and Reception OF the Statue of
Washington.
Section l. The Select end Common Councils OF the
City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the sum OF
seven hundred and nnety.eght dollars and sixty
four cents (eT9SGD he and the is hereby appr0
prated to pay the expenses incurred in the presenta
ton and reception Of the statue Of Washington on
July 3, 1869. ....I IL
And warrants for the same shall be drawn by the
Clerks OF Councils in conformity with existing ordi-
nancef.
JOSEPH r. MARCER,
President Of Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twenty ninth day of September, Ammo
DOmini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine
"a. u. 1861.
r.. DANIEL NJ FOX,
9301t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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Steamer r. Willing, Cundf Baltimore, A Groves Jr 0'
6HTSas stas Sc Sons @Ope Gibraltar for ORDERS
Brig P@Esspn Ra Shste GSngST Sam%s s oSs Sf ELL qG
scSr Rebecca Florence Rich Port Spain, do
sehr p A. Saunders steeiman New Haven. S. Lathbury
Gun ROsk Banfs PghtR9P
SsRr SAalle9gs, BlsEESTs FOSSeRoFt SsS DO
ci sShr laura Robinson, Robinson, Fall River. do.
sSRT H6si sSds aton a%6sOp nssSR No
sohr Mpnesota, Phinnsy ahs RSSttn PSxtnoket' ddO
sSPr ssSPr 3 T. Stsei%sn whitney Gharlestown, Do
eRr sSRr Georse and Albert Donald Bangor DO
STF Barge s Reading RR No 5s, Detwiler, NYOrk. do
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship j. w. Everman, Hinckley, 80 hours from
o Md sn
Sam SRSsppsTd e. y Sours Nan
B5la SEsRS % "a hours from Ne" York. with
schr Mary g. Collins, Endicott days from New Lon.
Schr a. j: Fabens Brsgg. days from Newburyport.
WITH fSpE grain 70 Jas T. BeTey Co. smyrna ''''A D'i
Special Despatch 70 rhs E..en5ls.9 rs;,eeyeps.
ne5S GSa II anG @ froR Co. o with for Chesapeake
Harvey Showers. with lumber to Patterson Mppin-
O0fL ~ O. Patterson with lumber to McIvain Bush.
A L Postelwait with lumber to ID. u. Taylor q Son.
Il b Hall with lumber 20 Craig blanchard.
[BY TELEGRAPH,)
JryvFs DEL Sept. 29--rhe pilot boat M. III. Grinnel
rens boarding the barque onni 40 miles Sc. OF Hen
also eybanged signals with white barque showing
~ ietter " in signal course NNE. Also, barque Mary
narne nnknowu all bound TO Philadelphia:
The brig Florence got on the Deaon at eopen Vo'uy
and is anchored noar the Breakwater
MEMORANDA. - ~
Steamship Nevada Grumley, hence at New Haven 26th
instant. ~ havoc .t R;.hr,ord
Steamer James y. Green, fhoo' heHOo Nv A''"AN"AN
Bargue Busy Idndon for Philadelphia sailed from Nor
/ folk 26th inst with railroad ties. -, ~,
Brig il Bickmore Henley from 81, John N B, Tor fni'
l ladeluhia returned to Portland 25th inst oo.,,
Brig Moonlight, hall, hence, at Boston soen INST ,,
Brig julia A. Halloch Briggs from Nor"ion ior rha
depha, passed Hell Gate 2Sth INST -, o5.h . 80.
Brig 1angier Rouse, sailed from brlss9i A''n 0 ior
| Philadelphia Bangor, according 70 wlnd. ,.a =.
schr II. Wright Brown, for PhiiadeiphiA' oeAreo d.
| Baltimore 2Sth inst. u 4..h.,ya,
| hence, at Roston 2sth inst. = Mil. o,.h;..
Behr Robin Hood Carter. from Derby tor
| passed Hell Gate sSth inst. - . ,, os.l -.
schr ~ r.. Wolfe, Dole hence, at Norfolk soth INST
Scbr A. M Edwards, Hinton. at NOrf0k 1oth hne iivh
| Richmond, 70 load for Philadelphia. ,o,., -.
Schr Baymore, BurRe hence, at Richmond 5otn INST
Schr w. H. Horn, hence at New Haven 20tn inst:
Schr E Bradley McMonigle, sailed from WashlnRIon
d. c. 2d inst for Georgetown, to load for
Bchr j. q, McShane, Gibbs, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Washington, ID. o., ssth inst.
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DESC LUTON
III To Approve the Sureties OF Certain Super
visOrs.
Resolved BY the Select and Common Councils Of
the City of Philadelphia, That John j. Joyce and
Charles Dixey be and they are hereby approved as
the suretes OF John Snethen Supervisor of the Fifth
and Sixth wards; that James w. Scott ana William
Taylor be and they hereby approved as the sure
ties OF Francis Kerbaugh, Supervisor of the Twenty
NTH ward that Samuel McNutt and Thomas Stew
art be aud they hereby approved as the suretes
OF David Edmist0n, Supervisor Of the Twenty-siXth
ward and that the City Solicitor be and he is hereby
instructed TO prepare the usual bonds and warrants
Of attorney therefor, and to enter judgments
thereon. ...y HtI ..T ..
.. JOSEPH +. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest .# .. H.r ..r tr
ABRAHAM STEWART.
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council.
... .... WILLIAM s. STOKLBY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty ninth day OF September, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine
"a. d. 1869.
a '. Tool. DANIEL NJ FOX,
9301t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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EsoLUTI ON o,,ou,o and o.,o.
IL Authorizing the Paving OF ofianna anu O'ner
Streets "a cop,n,on Couuci1s NJ
tho Civ Of Philadelphia, That the Chiei Commits
sioner of Highways be and is hereby authorized to
enter into contract with competent payer OF PAYERS
property fronting on said orianna street, from Da-
mopd street to ousquehanna avenue Graham street,
so,n Eiohteenth street TO Nineteenth street; Rose
wood stIeet, from Fitzwater street to Catharlne
,peet Dsnphin street, from Eighth street to Tenth
Street The condition OF said contract shall be that
The contractor contractors shall collect the cost
or SAID having from the owners OF property fronting
thereon and shall also enter into an obligation with
the city to keep said streets IN good repair for
three ti,S SiS wears after the paving is finished.
N'SO JOSEPH II. MARCER
President of Common Council
Attest ,n ....I. ...
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council.
- M WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Annroyed this twenty ninth day OF September,
Anno Dcmini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
A-''0 va - ~.t DANIEL NJ FOX,
9sO1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Saxon Sears, Boston, n Winsor Z Co.
Steamer Diamond State, Webb Baltimore, A Groves Jr
Steamer r. Willing Cundiff, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
G. barQue Star Hope, Peterson Gibraltar for ORDERS
Peter Wright Sons
Brig Paragon, Shute Bangor, Hammett, Neill 90.
Schr Edw. Lameyer, German, st. john p. r., Knight
Sons
Schr Rebecca Florence, Rich, Port Spain, do.
Schr p A. Saunders, Steeman New Haven, S. Lathbury
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

TELEGHAPH.J
Tvyvrs DeI Sent 29--The pilot boat M. H. Grinnell
rnrts boarding TIE barque Onni 40 miles Sc of Hen
oper also xbanEed signals with white baTgne shoWing
Rdeout from sagpa brig Fanny from Sevassa and brig
The hT Fiorence got off the beach at Henlopen to-day
and Ia anchored noar the Breakwater'
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ID ESOLU TI0Nl .s
Highways. T1'
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief Commits
sioner OF Highways be and he is hereby instructed to
notify the owners OF the property fronting on Saint
David's avenue in the Tenth ward, to curb and pave
the footways of said avenue and tramway the cart
way thereof at their own expense, with tramway
stone in the tracks of the Wheels and IL the cartway
is wider than necessary for single track, reduce
It to the proper width, by taking an equal quantity
from each side.
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President Of Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty day OF September, Ammo
Domni one thousand eight hundred and xty-nine
"a. ID. 1862.
DANIEL VI. FOX,
93O1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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ID ESOL U TION .t
III To Authorize the grading of Dauphin and
Twenty-hrst streets
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils Of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Department OF
Highways be and is hereby authorized aud directed
TO grade Dauphn street from Eighth street to Tenth
street, at a cost not exceeding seven hundred and
forty-three dollars; Twenty-seventh street from
Federal street to Parks lane. not exceeding
three hundred and fifty dollars. Said streets to be
graded to the established grade of the city.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved thistwenty-ninth day of September Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine
"a. ID. 1869.
DANIEL NJ FOX,
$50 1t Mayor of Philadelphia
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ID s SOLUT TION
III To Change the Place OF Voting in the Fifth
Division of the Second Ward.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Philadelphia That the place OF voting in
the Fifth Division of the Second Ward shall be at
the house OF Henry Lyman, northwest corner of
Fifth and Federal streets, the former place of voting
being no longer available in consequence of the
present lessee of the former place OF voting being
debarred from allowing elections to be held at mis-
house by the owIer thereof
JOSEPH +. MARCER,
President Of Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council
Approved this twenty-ninth day of September
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine (A.D. 1867
DANIEL NJ FOX,
$50 III Mayor of Philadelphia
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TO RENT
O. TO RENT, FURNISHED-A HANDSOME
ISL three story Brick Dwelling with double back build
ings on south side of Arch street. between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth Streets with without stable. Apply5i
A. b CARVER CO., S. w. corner of NINTH and Fill
BERT Streets 2i6ts
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REMOVAL. ". Knutmann has re.
moved his stock OF Dry Guods Groceries. Ready.
mule Clothing, Hataand Caps. Boots Hnf Shoes
10 the old stand lately occupied by sir. Joseph
Shields, where he will ~ glad to hcc nll his "lt
friends and r,,siollrrs.-My intention Is 10 con-
,lnur my old motto: "Qutck sales and small
profits" TO those who nrr In want ofuny ar.
,irl,sh, mr Incl viii givu satisfaction both IN
quality OF goods i.nd price Of the article. BAR.
GAlSs! u fine lot Of QuctnSUnrc. Call und
goo M charges for xhowing goods. r. .u's.'-
q. .... -. NJ. KAUFMAN.
Charleston, Jan. 81, lSGa.-3ln4. .
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Cincinnati Market.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Notice 10 FHrmacrm'n anil ConhtFU Mcr-
rlnnfs.-wr would inforHi Pnrnac"mrn AMI Merchants
generally, that Ne have ncrrnt our facilities 70 a. "a
accommodate our largely Increased 6ns!nrst, and VII
Continue To keep foil and well selected stock Of Gro
crrics. Having tie ssmr advantages as Cincinnati
houscs In purchasing in the Ess our prices will com
pare favorahly with thrir.; and We vii! make It thr
interest Of buyers 10 cNsmiI. our stock before pnr
chasing elsewhere. pronp, attention will he given !"
order, srnt 10 US direct through irnvcng nqrns.
l. p. -. .: = C. 4. Il. DAM4RIE d CO,
Nos 55 and 80 Prom. street;
y.6 ,t., Portsmouth,, o.
j. r.. ToHI;hL. PORTSMOUTH. 1Qp!o. offer. to
IN. merchant, 81 ,YAl.y.a superior s,ocE
OF pry (;u.pls and Svnons Oh the most reasonable
Terms. O. / = = o.. 4uyl".
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las, Saturday We (shat is. the r,i;"r ii the
.lorHHA,) midr 4 trip t" r"mcroy "n TIA,
popular Kanawha Packet, ths l2"m.'M bay.
Starting "a'y, We k"I~d, knowing Ia" speed
nt our boat. /" get "ut Of the river before
night Eut. alas it seemed that the whole
riyrr bank On both sides was awillrrntSs o,
ho"p.p"cS and before We got through with
them our boat seemed literal Cooper. SHOP.
except that.thcrr were no ,hayin.S, or Ionm Ia
1r-rk The holl, and 4 larSc ila,.hoa, in tow,
were filled with barrels. and tho Whole dick.
room rs well aS (orecaSile WAS packed with
poles there being no less than =, lUO barrels
and 42,NO ho"p-polcS, besides 2n sacks oats,
80 sacks corn and other freight. passengers.
&c. The usual urban,y and ohli.lns di>po-
Si,ion OF the officers, from Captain TO watch.
man. and the very excellent table spread by
Fred. Boycc and his assistants, made the trip
Il very pleasant one.
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PAEDoS.p.-Albcrt Turney was CON
victcd OF forgery at the December (lH6O term
Of the Circuit Court of kanawha county. and
sentenced to the pcnelcu,isry for two years
The particulars Of the case, we hear, were
briefly these Turnry was working for Il
man and wante:l his wages. His employer
did not have the money, but drew up Il note,
and. it is now believed, signed the name of n
third party Ms cn'lorscr The note WAS dis
coun,cd AMI the proceeds, or portion Of
them, paid to Turney. When the forgery
WAS discovered Turncy's employer Atd the
country, and rurnry was arrested AZ the
guilty party. having the money in his pos
session. lie had no means OF establishing
his innocence, and the circumstances were
a.ninst him. lie was convicted on cIrculn-
>tau,ial evidence, wholly, rs we understand,
and has served more than half the period !oI
which lie was sentenced. Sometime since
the fact was fully aScertainc'l who the rcn
iorgcr was, and II petition, nuncrouSly signed
by the most respectable citizens OF kanawhI
county, Was presented 10 his EXcc!lency, set
tin. forth, substantially. the particulars given
above. Governor Foreman ordered his re.
lease day or two. SUBSTITUTING hte'h'
gH,,crr, E,b. l2H.
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.GALLlroLlS.-Thc Gallipolis J"mmo
contains The following items:
Mr.. G.. II. Mccormick has taken
charge Of the Dry Goods Store lately occu-
pied bv Mr.. Alex. Halliday. deceased. Mr.
Mccormick has had II largo experience in the
Rdry goods trade. anil will keep on hand i full
assortment Of the most fashionable and pypu'
lar goods. .... .. e.. ..-.-- -.,.. -.-
WE were pleased to receive n visit
from our old friend ThoS. Guynn, who has
spent the past winter hunting in the South
Among the trophies he brings home arr A
largo collection OF Elk horns, paniher and
,!rrr skins, vcuiSon, &c. &c. e.,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
George p. Thompson, Administrator OF Col +. Ilomp'
son, decfaE'rt. - r-N.. $50 : s.

George p. Thompson, Administrator OF Col Iaomp'
son, .decsaIs.t. r-S.. ~ s.;
john y. Turner and others. - -. - :. = .
I)CRSrASr 10 = decree made ard entered 10 toc
siav6 entitled cniisr In the Circuit Court OF kA'
r~hn County. West Virginia. on Dteonhtr Imh. h'o'
thu urir rsyurd, Mn-lrr C0mmIIinrcf nj tGiJ tonr
ySc- notice that be viii No y. hin Ollie. VI chaiIcs''h
West tsiulr, an tic on tfdU 0T hnrcH, IHno' 70
tnLc Is,- and report tho following accounts aid facts
t0.wli
ls, How much il siill due ihr complainant 10y reason
VI hI. Judgment against tho defendants.
a. What real personal rstntr In pnSSr'rrh Ivy the
defendants, any q" trnI. within the Jnrsdc'i"h NJ
th!s Court what liens thereon: nhd whrlh"f iha
rr,. is,ses and pront, thereof WILL IN i've years. pay
tho snmr--~Ih such other matters pertinent Thereto a.
any party In this Gauss may dn"irc
Tho undersigned! hrng required thereto by Tue ABOVE
named DEGREE, hereby aaJIs the creditors OF the de-
tcndn;, John j. Tarcr AMI others. TO produce ana
assert before him. hlse liens o:hrr claims 4" the!
! NAV have ncajnst the said partis,. defendants.
| lslnrr his final report To the Court INIT upon
their failure 10 do before such final report All Hucn
DELINQUENT creditors by lien or otherwise SNAIL We TX
cudrd from any participation In the process hlsinR
from the hale or sales DC had In the CAUSE. Will oil
licIs or other clain& rrodt& and asserted ar acre
said shall hr fully paid and diseSGrHrn according T."
their Respective priOrilrs; and that thr nhdrhishr"
viii not notice or report any such lien ar claim not 10
produced mud n>srrtu. nor hha any bnch W. A'o"co
ia the ,rCrrr distributing thu fund until tl"rr pro.
ucL asserted aud rrpnrtcd arU paid aid ulseh"tkro
~ aforesaid The un.rragnrd givrf iurthrr i"'Fs'
that II tho taking Of paid accounts hh0u nor Nc come
mcucrd an the sad 9Th dry VI March, lHip. or, UenR
commenced. should not lr completed on ihat wy 'ne
further lak iny iirrrpi will br cohtlnucd from tlne I"
iIur until completed.
! 4. M'KLEw, CUnmiA,i"n"r.
('l,r,t,,uu Feb, 9Th lhhy,-iE4
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List Of letters held Tor postage Il
Euuuwha &. II,

Thomas I,ruz.l. TOmpkins I0wor Landing.
Ezra Walker. Hnuccburg, Ky.
John paguk, (iLllipnliS, Ohio. .
Wallace Aroriil, Charleston.
Hobcrt johnson. Mouth OF Scary.
A. r.. Brinkl,'y. Winfield.
llenking, AlIemony.H Co, QAllipoltS, Ohio.
J. J. Cabot 4 Bro, (ialiipuiis, ONO. f...
Couch & Wuconrr, Pr. Pleasant. ..H
Miss VI. Hunt, Raymond CITY.
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STEAMBOAT SrNK.--'rhr Charleston
and Canncil"n packet, u. Ly'"h. Sl''n"s 4
l..ak in the hold on Monday. AMI on The at
temp, bcin: made I" mend her by in>c:;'":
u ncw plank, she rapidly ti!ie'i aud settled III
about ten feet Of water hear the shore NJ the
mouth Ut Elk liver. Her "wnrrS had Ia"
previous knowledge Of the raw, AMI it is
iurunatc i, hccaun known TO them III tim. t"
prevent n wor,v Calamity. She is brIn:
raised, and, we understand. wiIl u, thorough.
Is repaired before rr-cntrrinS thr trace.
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MANUFACTURERS people o: oul
city will need 20 heed the lessons OF the day
The time is past when n city can thrive by
ts citizenx ali turning traders. We NUS,
produce, invent, manufacture. The con>limp
ton must bc brought 10 our midst Skilled
labor must find employment. This cann",
hc done until capital strctchc$ lis SlncwS--
,avr> the way. The masses must have some
thing to ,lo-muS, work The artisan can.
not become purchaser until the means y
livelihood are placed u, his command We
have all the appliances Of steam and water
power. These aISiliaricS must now be con.
ccntra,cd. Capital must be laid out. ON
natural resources shame our III lIlltrencG. We
arr fast htcUniin. a community OF non.pro'
dnccrS. The stacks Of goods piled on the
counters orthc tra'le. give no.uncertain war
ninS. Let every nnilsblc means be given to
our mechanics Thrift viii a,irrly follow i'll
the path Of labor. Capital commands labor
and labor compclS the trailer TO bow the
kIYr. The consumer must be- a producer aS
well. Give heed, yc wise lncn Of Israel -
.Mn7ets, Times. ....,,
There is vast deal of trnth in the above
and in no place will the iorcc Of the argument
i" fv"r Of manufacturing: apply with more
suitability than to ourselves. all our cncr.
GIGS ought 10 DC brought, to bear in inrrras.
ing Ly Immigration our population, AMI in.
'lucinS the flow Of capital to our valley. live
,rs these and $50 haru 10 fear for tho future.
VIC believe orr people An alive to the great.
ness that is hc:orr them in the moi distant
iu,ure ; Lit AL Of u<,lo all We can 90 hrin.
about SO desirable a result.
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CORPORATION Announcement,

Fps. J"rRSAL:
Please ann"rluc" IN" name "f W. 4. KILL
LEY ~ II cIudd,;" tor IN" Office uf Hrcord'T.
1T the approaching: charter election. and ohlIr"
MANY VOTERS.
"" ar authorized Ia ani"ni'r" Tia" nam" at
Cob. WM. +. CHAMBERS. ~ u ramdiin" t"r
the n.;rr -; .NDy",.
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The Zig ISaadp Herald, u Thurs
day, sayS: Wo learnirom tho Sandy timber
men .,ha, during .ho;comhas season they ex.
nct to raft an unusually large number OF
logs The favorable weather -has permitted
the cutting OF q vast quantity Of timber. oil OF
which will Spon DO on the way to market.
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4 Trip to Washington.
SECOND PAPER. ..... r..
WAsH,%a1"H, Feb. Sth, 1850.

Eus JOURNAL ~ sv'nt the iorrn""n III
looking through the great Capitol; n cent
some time in the galleries Of rseh House :
heard line speech from Mr.. FrclinshuyS-1'.
Senator from New Jersey. upon Rcconstn'e.
ton.
Had pleasant interview with Miss Hcnnie
Ream, the renowned sculptures. She has
her rooms in the basement Of the Capitol.
where she roiSns monarch Of all she sur
vcys" among hur "buSts" Of tho celebrities
Of tlw Datiou, fashioned with her own hand,
but shy evidently regards that OF Mr.. Lin.
ro!n-.in tho ~, uf is.ninS his Enancia.
ton Prucla,nrliulr III. tlM crUwnlnS act Of
her life. She atnrs" with it to Rowe in few
I,lays, to hnyc is carved in marble. for %hirh
the Government ynys her ten thousand dol.
larS. She is most fascinating little creature,
but, it is said, Sh. wislls no little Influence
in high Places having Gas run'or says had
much to do in shipping the results OF the
!" impeachment Trial." She received lis
with much kindness and appeared highly de-
lighted with our appreciation Of her art.
A Miss Montgomery, a boarier at the
house where We stopped, who knows every
thing tina, is worth knowing, and has seen
everybody who is worth seeing, was very
"''"' " W., ~ -, =,
''a'''o u NC" "'" UNIV
'E""c'!' ""' ""'' WV
The MrasoSI'ip ""''"'''r "">''''"H' """ "''''~
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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24
1otal Mattt:er5.
Charleston. v. va. February "a, 1862

TIE HuAIp or SUPERVISORS inrt on
Monday. and corrected the Assessment Books.
they also received Ir".n the Shc,iE the De.
!v,lucn, list. and approved TIC .alne. the
salary oi Pro>ccul;ng Attorney was fixed at
$50