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SERENADE TO MISS SUSAN GALToN.-The orches-
ira OF the Theatre Comlque last night, at IL O'Clock,
welcomed Miss Susan Cation back to Philadelphia
by q serenade. Several fine airs were performed,
concluding with "Auld Lang Syne." Miss Cation
was highly gratihed at the compliment and shook
hands cordially with each of the musicians, and MIR.
Within made brief speech, in which he thanked
them on behalf OF the young prtmd donna. After
partaking of collation., the musicians said good
night, and the company separated well pleased with
the affair
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DAsTARDLY ACT.-A. +. Burrows, an employe of
the West Chester Railroad Company, arrested
last evening for wantonly and maliciously killing a
valuable dog belonging to Colonel s. b. Wyle Mitch
ell At the time OF the arrest four-barreed loaded
pistol was found on burrows person. This morning
he was held TO bail, by Alderman Samuel p. Jones,
to the amount OF $500 to appear and answer at the
next term OF the Court, and also fined for dis
charging firearms In the public highways.
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Specie from California.

New YORK, April 21.-The steamer Arizona,
from Aspinwau brings $532,OS6 in treasure.
Panama dates to the 18th instant contain no
news.
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SCHENCK'S
s e A w z z % TONIC

Is n gentle stimulant and Alternative, and tho
alkali in the seaweed, which this preparation is
made of assists the stomach to throw out the
gastric juice to dissolve the food with the Pull
monte Syrup, and it is made into good blood
without fermentation or souring the stomach.
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GUNPOwDER AS A MOTIVE PowER.-The application
Of this principle to heavy forging will be exhibited
at the monthly meeting of the Franklin Institute this
evening, at O'Clock, by Thomas Shaw, the inventor.
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Death of an Ex-Congressman.

RICHMOND, April 21.-General 7. J.. Hay
wood, a member of Congress from Virginia
before the war, died this morning
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The fountains at the Crystal Palace, London,
have jets that play to a height Of $50 feet, and
when in full operation consume S,0OO,OOO gallons
of water daily.
-Leavenworth, Kansas is the largest city OF
its age, but one, in the United States. II is only
13 years old, and has 5000 inhabitants.
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= @ HI II NO K'S
RuLnHo1TIc SYRUP,
snAwnzD TONIC, and
MANDRAKn PILLS
WILL CURE
CONSUMPTION,
LIVER coNGPLAxNr.
AND DxsPEPsIA,

II taken according to the directions. They are
all three to be taken at the same time. They
cleanse the stomach, relax the liver, and put it
to work; then the appetite becomes good the
tood digests and makes good blood; the patient
begins to grow in flesh; the diseased matter
ripens in the lungs, and the patient outgrows
the disease and gets well. This is the only way
to cure Consumption.
To these three medicines DR.. j. II. SCHENCK,
of Philadelphia, owes his
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FROM BOSTON.
AnOId Lady shoots Herself.

An Old Lady shoots Herself.
BosToS, April 21.-Miss Sarah c. Lewis an
elderly woman of considerable means, shot her
self dead with pistol, at her house in Brain
tree, yesterday.
An AbOrtiOnist.
The tlial at Dedham of Mrs. Holmes for caus-
ing the death of Miss Blanchard, of South Wey-
mouth, by procuring abortion, has resulted
in a verdict of guilty on the second count, that
Of procuring an abortion.
FROM NEW FORK.
No Suicide-RaiIroad Strikers.
New YORK, April 2l.-Peter s. Coulter died
from natural causes, and did not commit suicide.
The Second Avenue Railroad strike has ended,
a compromise being made.
Ship News.
NEW YORK, April 21.-Arrived, steamers Man
haitian from Liverpool, and Don from Havana.
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SCHENCK'S
SCHENCK'S
DRAKE PILLS

Act upon the liver, removing all distractions;
relax the ducts of the gall bladder the bile starts
freely, and the liver is soon relieved; the stools
will show what the pills can do; nothing has
ever been invented except calomel Ga deadly
poison which is very dangerous to use unless
with great care) that will unlock the gall bladder
and start the secretion of the liver like Schencks
Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one of the most
FrOminent Causes Of Con.
sumption.
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Take the Mandrake Pills freely in
all bilious cases, as they are
PERFECTLY HARMLESS.

Or. SCENCK, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health, was wasted away to mere skeleton, in
the very last stage of Pulmonary Consumption,
his physicians having pronounced his case hope
less, and abandoned him to his fate. He was
cured by the aforesaid medicines, and since his
recovery many thousands similarly afflicted have
used DR.. Schenck's preparations with the same
remarkable success Full directions accompany
each, making it not absolutely necessary to per-
sonally see DR.. Schenck, unless patients wish
their lungs examined, and for this purpose he il
professionally at his Principal Office,
PHILADELPHIA, EVERY SATURDAY
Where all letters for advice must be addressed
lie Is also professionally at No. SO Bond street
New York, every other Tuesday; and at No. 3S
Hanover street. Boston, every other "Wednesday.
lie gives advice free, but for thorough exami.
nation with his Respirometer the price ia AZ
offce hours at each city from9A. M. to3PM.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed
Ionic, each $3.50 per bottle, or 81 a half dozen.
Mandrake Pills, 20 cents box.
full supply of DIR. SCHENCK's MEDICINES
Tor sale at all times at his rooms. Also for sale
by Druggists and Dealers. % fwamsp
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POLICE APPOINTMENTS. pressure by Demo-
cratic officials upon Mayor Fox was continued this
morning, and the time which he usually devotes to
listening to the reports Of his eutenants was con-
snmed In hearing the demands for the removal OF all
the Republicans now the force. II IL said that his
Honor had intimated that he intended to retain
number OF these gentlemen, whereat the represen-
tative lights OF the unterrhed waXed wroth, and
they have threatened vengeance. They say that If
all the positions are not given TO those who elected
Mayor Fox, they will recommend Indignation meet
ings throughout the city.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK April 2l.-ootto9 quiet 200 bales sold a,
5000 barrels; State, S525C964O; Ohio, S5I5G710 West
ern, S5l5CGs; Southern, SS7S(a1l,75 Wheat dull and
declined 1c sales of 400 bushels white California at 81
@l70 Corn dull and declined c. sales of $1,000 bushels
at 9O SIC; Oats steady sales of 1900 bushels at 16S
78c. Beef quiet Pork dull mess, x30g5 Lard dul
at ls991s2sc. Whisky heavy and quotations are nominal
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CITY 1rTTEIIxcENcE.

UNITED STATES C0hNIssI0NBRS CAsE-At noon
Ao-day, before United States Commissioner Hibler
Anthony Murphy had hearing upon the charge OF
aiding and abettng In the illegal removal OF distilled
spirits.
Revenue Detective Heilman affirmed the 9Th Of No
venber last stopped at Nos IS and % Thompson street.
place occupied as vinegar establishment owned,
think By W. w Gray found six barrels of whisky one
quite full one had mark IL at a the others
marked n Harrington, United States Gauger and In
spector First district Pennsylvania, May, 1852 without
any inspection marks to contents; they also
marked James Davis No $50 William street,; the mark
Of Harrington old rk iand Davis" there 10
such place. the whole Of them frauduent five Of
the barrels were marked rectifed"; put keeper In
charge till the whisky seized and condemned.
Mr. William W. Gray eorroborated the evidence Of De-
tective Heilman, and stated that he had bought the
whisky Of Murphy and another named McCracken he
did not examine Y until after the seizures he was IN the
when II brought to his place and remained there
until II put into the cear the whisky was seized the
after IL bought he did go into the cellar at all
All after the seizure; he did not touch the whisky
Defendant held in $1,000 bail to answer.
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OFFICERS.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
SOLICITORS AND

Hon. WILLIAM T. CHANDLER, Washington, d. c.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa
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r n Z NJ A tt O N a l.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
United States of America,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JULY %, 1861
CASH CAPITAL, SI,OOO,OOO

NASHh &+AH Ahbs ShsVVVsVVVs
BRANCH OFFICE,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where the business OF the Company is transacted,
and to which all general correspondence should be
addressed.
DIRECTORS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK, f A. ROLLINS,
JAY COOKE HENRY ID. COOKE,
JOHN w. ELLIS, WILLIAM F. CHANDLER,
w. q. MoORHEAD, JOHN d. DEFREEs
GEORGE +. TYLER, EDWARD DODGE
j. UNCKLEY CLARK, H. &. FAHNESTOCK.
OFFICERS.
CLARENCE H. CLARK, Philadelphia, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive CON-
mittee.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, vioe-President
EMERSON W. PBET Philadelphia, Secretary and
X. s. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS G.. SMITH, Nj. d. Medical Director
j. EWING MEARs, M. d., Assistant Medical Direc-
tor.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
j. X. BARNES, Smgeon-General U. S. A, Wash
ingtOn.
p. j. HoRwITz, Chief Medical Department, u S. N.
Washington.
D. W. BLISS, N. D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
Hon. WILLIAM K. CHANDLER, Washington, d. G.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa
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FROM NEW FORK.
M Suicide RaiIro,d S,r;,,ers.

INSURANCE..
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Trustees Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
D made 10 me by George E, Caldwell and
Kate, bis wife. on the 2Ld day OF March, In
the year 1881, and Of record In the Rec0td:
era office Of Ohio County W, Va, In Iced
Book NO. Is, page Sj6, l shall, on
Saturday. tho Attn day OF Geptember,
1869,
on the premises, proceed to BelI al public
auction 10 tue highest and best bidder the
following described real thtRte, situate on
OaldwellB sun, 10 sad County and state,
inc,ud nG what Is known a. the Orchard OF
Maid Joseph Caldwells farm, and bounded
~ follows, that " 10 say "BeslnuinR 1t O
locust roSt at the south west corner Of the
pailing ienee around said orchard and al.
pike ROAD on The north side Of CallweIlB
Run; thence nOTthwUIdly with said fence
70 the boundary line between said farm ana
land OF u. Jacob, continuing EeyOnd the
fence u necessary TO reAcn that llue; thence
s.7r q. 70 ktake 1t The north side Of the
present county road, u lew rods above the
old stable; thence with the north side OF the
said county road weslwardly 10 q larHe elm
on the south side OF said orchard fence aud
near the SAINT; thence with that fence 10
Tue south est corner thereof; thence west.
WRrdly with The tenoe 10 the beginning,
containing blxLteu acres, more OF leas.
shld Iced OF Trust was given 10 secure to
William Exley tue puncIu Il payment Of
I'VE several notes u the AAid IeOIEe Z.
"a sell for the sun Of nine hundIe6 aud
tWenty.Seven 4i.lU0 dollars each, bearing
date tht Eth day OF February. 1881, and pay :.
able 10 the order VI the sad William Exley,
respectively, on the 18th day OF december,
Rbl, 1854, 1858. 1851 and 1876, a. tha Merchants
ana Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling, eAon
NOTE Dealing interest from date. The INST
one OF The above deACrihed notes dated The
10Th Day OF February, 1851, and payable on
tho lbLh day or December, S3l, has been
paid, together with the interest upon the re-
manning nOteb up 10 tEe ht day OF A pril,
10Y: 1hls sale Is made 10 pay the principal
Whlcn sald principal AuountE, IN each one
Of said several nOLeS, 10 S827 A3.lOO, with In
tereSt thereon from April lBt, 1862 iii paid,
and the co IL OF this AAIe.
TERMS OF sALE-One. third cash, and the
remainder OF the purchase money In two
eq1aI lust lm6nlB OF Hlx and twelve months,
tue purchaser giving n0tSS for the deferred
instruments bearing interest from date, and
tue Lltle Will W. retained until the notes are
paid.
The above described property will be sold
In PARCELS or altogether AZ the purchaser or
pNfchAbeD may elect and the trustee will
guarantee the Tile.
Is. b. BU5HFIELD, Trustee.
Inc properly mentioned Ia the aOOVe ad-
VertlBelnent Ia known IA The sunny Side
vineyard, a. present In tirSt Glars condition,
and the vines IN excellent bearing order
On tho premises IL large new IWO.story
bIlck houS6, surrounded by convenient and
usaltAble oRtbulldlnRB and provided with all
the necessary oOnvenlenceS and improve.
mentL fAnles Wishing 70 purchase pro-
pcrty Of this description are Ia Vlted 10 sx-
anime The premises LeIOre tho day offs
iS&-SOt
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WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON Coll
LEaB.-As many Of our readers In this
city feel q deep interest In whatever
pertains to the College whose name
stands Of the head Of this paragraph,
we insert the programme OF the Com.
menCement exercises to take place at
Washington next week. We hear that
an extra train will bs run on the
Hempheld Railroad. Wednesday, leay-
Ing here in the morning.
The following will be the order Of
exercises at the Annual Commence
ment Rt Washington, Pa, August5 go:
Tuesday evening, August Sd, ut
O'Clock, Address before the Christian
Associations. by Samuel J. Nichols,
D. D., OF st. Louis, Mo.
Wednesday, August 4th. at 4 o'clock
p. M.-QuRrter century address TO the
Washington class Of 1874. by Rev. John
T. Brownlee, OF West Middletown, Pa.
Wednesday evening, August Alb, at
7 o'clock.-Address 10 the Literary SO.
cieties by James M'Cosh, D. D., LII. D.,
President Of the Princeton College.
After which social entertainment will
be given TO the Alumni, visitors, &C., at
the Female Seminary by the citizens OF
Washington.
Thursday, August 9Th, at 0 O'Clock,
A. M.-The commencement oratIonB OF
The graduates, comforting Of degrees, DO.
Thursday afternoon at 4 O'clock
Address 70 the Jefferson class OF 1889,
by the Rev, A. @. M'Clelland, OF Pitts
burgh.
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: Commissioners Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
~ Ulfcnlt Court Tor ohio County, W, Va,
rendered on the lou day OF June. 1883, in n
cause IN chRucery pending Iu SAID Court,
WneIen 1ohn Last IL com plaluRnL and An.
ME y. List aud others arc defendants, !
will, on
ThurSday, the l2th day VI August, 1850,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed 10 sell, al public
AucuohI 70 the highest and best bIuusr nj
the Iront door OF Tue Court House Of Uhlo
Coan9. ". va, the following drSGri b cd real
estate, viz:
L0E NOS one hundred aud slxty.four tlsD
anu one hundred and sixty .nVe iIBN In VI.
!on .: IAneB addition 70 the CITY, OH ZIne's
1AIand. LoB Nos. one hundred anu nlueIy.
elSht us and one nundLed anu Linsty.
nihe wv On tue the east aide Of Flu StIGet
sAno tue Watef lot y log cast OF salt Two lou
HhoWn ~ lot NO, elGut 49, On ZACOB Island,
Aot ny. one hundred Rlu LlreU lllSl Uu Ille
Me9t huS o. Market go Lale, aud The Soltu
t,nniiu ESl OF lot No. one hundred and Iuur
wv SSJolaine l0I lut NO. w, aud On Whlcn
west - feet Of loG No. Une hnndI'i ana
4evenly'tout (l7I) on Zane streeI' In EISt
MheellhH, WIN al the rlghN OF ulisVS M.
longing thereto, Part Vi lot No, Iontteen
ul IN tqnAre fourteen 10 on Union ESest.
aoout 10 leet tEont, " described in a r,een
from 3: r. Vennum and Wife dated August
auth, 1854, -NNSV''
TRAINS OF sALE:-one.fourth OF The uur.
on1se money " 10 paid In cash, and the re-.
nAlndet Ia thre6 equal inAtRlLnenLt al one.
wv anu knFee years, 70 be secured by noLes
ana deeds OF trust satisfactory 10 the OuIn-
missioner, and 70 bear Interest from day Of
sails until payment.
DAN1ELEC, LIST,
Df-u commissioner,
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

DURsUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
l. ~ the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, on
Tue third day OF June, 1859, In the ault in
ohAncely between LEVI B. SPRINGER
AND OTHERS, ComplaInants, and aHEP.
herd MCINTYRE AND 9TH ERS, Defend.
ants, the undersigned Commissioners viii,
On Tuesday, the Seventeenth day Of
August, 1869.
and thereafter from day 10 day until com.
pleted, commencing each day at eleven
O'Clock A. ~, sell at public auction, on The
lAsd 10 hAROld, the home plantation or Cd.
tate MENTIONED In the ninth clause OF the
VIII OF MoSeS shepherd, deceased, In dIyl-
hOne, lotA AND coal nelds as Specified In the
report and plat o. James GIIchrisl, Sur
Voyor, on Me In said suit.
IER4S. -ERcn purunRSer TO pay In hand
not Iass Lhaa one.iourIh Of ths money due
upon MS purchase, but 70 have The privilege
10 pay IN hAllu any greater proportion ur the
whole thereof; and the reAdue, II any, 10
DO paid In three equal inStalments bearing
Interest from the Jay OF sale, and payable
Respectively, In Rtx, twelve and eighteen
mouths thereafter; bond and security u the
AAuAAclon OF the Commissioners 70 DO
given IoF Inc deferred lnStRlmentS, and the
ute 70 DO retained Us further security until
payment In tull.
,9hS whole tract contains about ave hun.
area ana seventy Ave acres, and Is tituAttSl
In Ohio County, West VlIRIuia, along Inc
CnmDerlAnd Road, Hempn@d haIlroad and
MneellnB creek, being by tins Cumberland
hoau about biz miles from Wheeling. a
pAt OF tAe DIVISIONS, lots and cOal neldS
n9 " seen ~ the Bank OF Wheeling, and
atso a. tue clerks Ofiice VI the Circuit Court or
ohlo county. DANIEL LAMB,
,,,s-u... DAN1HL Y. List,
lul0sQtH1uW COmnikHl0nnRa
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BASE BALLIsTs IN A NEW RoLR.-It
10 stated that the Baltic Base Bail Club,
Of wheeling, who, It will be remem.
bered, played the olymplcs, Of this
city, Of Union Park, Allegheny, on
Monday last, have entered suit agaI nst
the owners Of the steamer PetrollA for
the amount OF their boarding bill at
the MonongahelA House while here.
The members Of the Baltic Allege that
they had q contract with tie owners Of
the Aforesaid boat 10 take them back 10
Wheeling on Saturday night after the
conclusion Of the game with the Allan.
tics, bat the boat, 1t seems, len this port
on Friday evening, necessltatlng their
remaining here. On hearing OF the de.
parture OF the boat, they accepted the
challenge Of the olympIcs, stayed here
aud played that club on Monday. The
defendants claim that they had the
"Bslle" In IeadIness for the party on
Saturday evening, but they did not
make their appearance, remaining I'M.
I'll Monday, and In accordance with
previous arrangement, played another
game on that day. The Petrolia will
likely be tied up at Wheeling. In re-
ference 10 the game with the olympIcs,
we can state that the challenge, though
formally rendered on Saturday after-
noon, was not accepted until q very late
hour on Saturday night, until after the
members Of the Baltic had learned Of
the departure Of the PeIrolIa.-PiItS-
buroh Commercial.
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RryRR NRws.-The r. R. Hudson ar.
rived yesterday afternoon with q fair
trip. Among her freight she had q
large number Of sewing machines and
several hundred barrels OF salt. We
met Capt Russell on the landing In tho
evening. He was looking remarkably
well and was In tho best possible hu.
NOR. he said the Hudson would con-
tlnue In the trade while there 10 water
To float her, tho report Of "Bomebodyp
TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Capt. Muhleman, OF tho Major An.
dOrSon, was In the city yesterday. He
reports that the Major A. 10 undergoing
thorough repairs At Cincinnati, and
will DO ready to enter the trade between
our city and that point BY the lSt Of
September. Her Temperance hero
will DO welcomed BY, all whose bust.
ness calls them to points on tho river
below this city. .....
The SAlado has bsen chart cred by the
owners Of the Hope, and has been put
In the Matamoras trade. The latter
steamer 10 being oyerhauled, and will
soon DO ready 10 take her place now
allied BY the hrsE mentioned.
River here, yesterday. nine feet three
Inches and fRllIngi at Pittsburgh, Ave
feet two Inches and recsdlng.
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LECTURE THIS AFrERNooN.-Tn It's
appropriate column, this morning, will
be found the advertisement Of Mrs.
DoctreSs French. The last lecture Of
Mrs. F's. present course will be deliver
ed this afternoon. We are Informed
that the interest excited by these leo
lures 10 increasing, and that the Hall is
crowded every afternoon TO hear them.
her consultation rooms are thronRed
by those seeking relief by her new and
most approved treatment. Instances
Of almost miraculous character have
been brought to our attention, 10 which
diseases. chronic and obstinate, have
yielded In very short period to the
efficacy OF the remedial agents which
she employs. See advertisement.
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ASSAULT ON A JusrIoE.-YeBtsrday
"n old woman crszed with whisky, en-.
tered the office OF a Justice In this city
and demanded a writ for the arrest Of
a man who, as she alleged, wanted to
marry her daughter only nine or ten
gears old. TheJustice, aware Of her
condition and placing no confidence In
her asseveration, refused to grant her 70.
quest, whereupon she became furious
aud made an unprovoked assault on
him. She was elected from the Office.
After getting into the street she gathered
up several boulders and made demon.
STATIONS as II she would hull them
through the windows. Tho Justice TO
avoid any difficulty iu the case, With
drew and the old termaSen. left The
scene,atte expanding her wrath on the
law and Its officers.
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PoRT OFFICE 11EMs.-The following
change Of site and appointments OF
Postmasters have been made IN this
State within the past fSw days:
Change the site OF Salt Lick Bridge,
Braxton county, West Virginia, as pro.
posed, and appoint Owen Berry Post.
master, Vice W. D. Rollyson, resigned.
ARpotatments-Hsnry Lambert, Post.
master White Creek, Wayne county,
West Virginia, Vice ]. H. Lambert, re-
moved. Brazale Smith. Postmaster
JohnsOn's x Roads, Monroe county,
vice Mcdowell N. Warren resigned.
Jacob Fream, Postmaster Raccoou,
Preston: county, vice Joshua Jenkins,
resigned. q" Z
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Held TO BA1L,-Ellas Buchanan vas
brought before Judge Johnston. yester.
day, charged with being engaged In n
lilo! at the house Of George Weddle nm
Glen's Run, last Saturday night. Bu.
chanan, with two others, Waentto Wed.
dies on'the might named, and after 70
naming about the premises. made On
assault on the house, tearing down the
chimney, breaking the doors, &c. These
were the facts brought out yesterday on
the examination. and the prisoner was
required to give bond ip the sum Of Ave
hundred dollars tor his appearance al
the November Term OF the Circuit
Court.
Buchanan's companions hav Q not vel
been arrested. The constable OF The
township fn- which Nweddleis house ID
situated, (Rlchland) secured him In
Ohio. Il is hoped the others will vel
DO apprehended and btought To- juStleO