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SuDremc Court.

We again furnish our readers with n brief ac-
count of the proceedings in the Supreme Court
since our last issue. On the Odd inst, there was
tried the case of George Morris VS.. Joseph Nor
ris, an action to recover damages done to the
plaintiffs crops by the defendants cattle. We
propose to furnish our readers next week with an
account of this case, as that in the GoSeife is not
considered exactly correct.
On the 9th, the law points in the case of Rex.
We. H. Cornwell, tried Mt the Maui Circuit Court,
were argued. When Judgment is rendered we
will give an account of it.
On Monday the Goth inst, was heard the Bill
Of Exceptions in the case ofRex. VS.. Kaona, found
guilty of manslaughter in the second degree at
the Inst Hawaii circuit. The Court overruled the
exceptions and refused n new trial, thus putting
to rest the fears of many that Kaona might at
last escape punishment.
On the 18th inst, the motion for a new trial in
the estate of Nakaapa (w) was heard.
Yesterday the full Court overruled the exceptions
in \. NJ. K~ahalcwai's case, thus deciding in favor
OF the method of administering an oath in the Po-
lice Court through an interpreter, the Judge not
repeating the oath himself to the witness. Ka-
halewai will be sentenced to-day.
In this connection we remark that His Honor
the Chief Justice announced in Court that he was
intending to leave in the next Idaho for the States,
that he regretted the necessity that compelled his
going, but the state of his wife's health rendered
the trip necessary. The departure of Judge Allen
Will leave the Supreme Court in the condition i'm
which it has been very often during many years
past, not full; a condition very much to be re-
GREETED, as all parties who seek the aid of our
highest court have n right to the judicial opinion
of the full Bench upon the law of their cases, and
in the dilemma of n disagreement between two
Judges the only alternative is to ,oait until The
Beneh is full
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THE GAINES CAsE-THE WILL RECoNTEsTED.-In
the Second District Court, Judge Duvigneaud,
Messrs. Miles Taylor and James Mcconnell. of
counsel for Joseph Fuentes and numerous other
petitioners, of this city, have brought suit recontes-
ting the validity of the title OF Mrs. Gaines to large
properties in this city and State. held by petition
ers. and claimed by Mrs. Gaines under the disputed
will of Daniel Clark. of July Is. 1913. The prayer
OF the petitioners after citing the facts, concludes
as follows - Wherefore your petitioners pray
that the said Myra CLARK Gaines may be cited ac-
cording to law to answer this petition, and after
legal process had, Judgment may be rendered re-
voEing the said pretended will of July Is, 1873,
and recalling the said decree of probate thereof as
absolutely void and of no effect in law. And your
petitioners pray for all other relief and remedy the
nature OF the case may require and that may per-
May 30.
Mrs. Stoves new book is in the form of an
autobiography of Horace Holyoke. The scene of
the story is the village of Oldtown in Massachu-
setts and the time is several generations ago.
Among the characters are a number of admirable
ilie-iike personages; such, for instance, as the
minister with his cooked hat and ample clerical
wig-homely Aunt Keziah-tall, stumbling Sam
lawson: and Hepsey, his wife. a "pepper-box of a
woman"
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Capt. Gundry, with a few men CT No. 8 were getting
round the rear of the pah, a large number Of the
Hauhaus crept down to the edge of the bush and
taking cover behind some large rimu and tawa trees
opened n heavy fire upon our men behind the fence
which gave them no shelter, and in two or three
minutes there were nine or ten casualties. The gal
liant Capt. Trayers refused 10 take cover, but kept
cheering ON his men. He had just shot n Hauhau
who had made himself very conspicuous, when he
received his own death wound. He was struck
about the waist, the bullet severing the aorta- He
gave his men n cheer, said Goodbye my boys (;
stick TO them, stick to your colors I've stuck to
mine,' then sank down, and resting his head ON his
hand, the next instant he was dead. About this
time the Hauhau sentries on the hills called out and
told their comrades in the pah that the column from
Ahikeruru was approaching, and at the same time n
man came close up and called out, Leave the pah,
the soldiers are cutting of your retreat by going up
the stream" and before our men could prevent il,
they effected their escape from the pah into the bush
ut IL. rear.
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English Military and Navy.

It was the Duke of Wellington, we believe,
who so frequently insisted on the duty of organ
izing u volunteer service for home defense and
who declared that England in 1S49 could not, in
case of invasion, call out a force of over 5000
drilled troops besides what might be required to
garrison her Qualifications. Whether this was
true or not in lSI9, it is not true now, for her
volunteer service has become n strong and reliable
one. She has now a disciplined army of home
militia amounting to lOO, 900 men, and enrolled
volunteers, numbering $50 900, besides an army
of 9 900 regulars,-in all n force of 34O, 600
men which could be called out at short notice.
On the 9th of June, as reported by the tele-
graph, Queen Victoria reviewed 200 900 troops in
honor of the Viceroy of Egypt, who was then in
England. Not only have her troops increased in
number and efficiency, but her forts and field
service have also been improved during the past
twenty years, and probably no country in the
world is better supplied with improved arms
than is Great Britain.
In this connection, We may notice the war
vessels in this ocean, as given by one of the Victoria
papers. The British Pacific Squadron consists of
ten vessels, all steamers except one, Hon. George
F.. Hastings, c.. B., Rear Admiral commanding.
The following is a list of them and their captains:
Flagship Jealous, 20 guns, screw ship. armor plated, ais
tons, soohorse power Captain Richard Dawkins.
Satellite, IL guns, screw corvette, ls462 tons, 40o-horse
power Captain w. II. Eyde-
c~iayldis, IL guns, screw corvette, 1,5Os tons, 4oo-hsrse
power Captain Agernon Mel Lyons
Chameleon, IL guns, screw sloop-of-war, e2 tons, 200-horse
power Commands VIM. H.. Annesiey.
ChGnfieieer, IL guns, screw sloopofwar, $50 tons, 20C-horse
power Commander VIM w. q. Bridges
Reindeer, Z guns, screw sioop-of-war, sSJ tons, 2OO-horse
power Commander Edward Mares
SpaTrotrAairk, 4 guns, screw gun vessels, 6T6 tons, 200-horse
power !; Commander Henry w Mist
Borer, 2 guns, double screw-comPoste gun vessel, 465 tons,
1eohorse power Lieutenant and Commander Frederick w.
EgertOn.
FORWARD, l gun, screw gunboat, 2I3 tons, 6o-horse power ;
and Commander Thomas III. Larcom.
NereHs. o guns, sailing vessel, 1,094 tons Staff Commander
John y. Dillon. storeship, Valparaiso
This does not include the three vessels lately
rccalled-the Topase, Scout and Maldoca.
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TE" GOODS,
TO ARRIVE BY
FIRST FREIGHT PACKET.

~ SS0
nLprOwN FOLKS BY HARRIET
That Boy Of Norcotts, paper cover, size,
Cast up from the Sea, 81 SO,
Connybeare 4 HowIand's Life of St. Paul,
Practical Stair Builder, sli,
woodward's National Architect 81,
Woodward's Church Architect. s12,
webster's Pictorial Dictionary, sl3,
Micbeet's Bird, beautifully Illustrated.
CoIton's General Atlas of the World, $22.
hasdins,s family Bible, plates, GIN, morocco,
How not to be Sick, 50 25.
s s8sfsn school s"%t and Field Book q ss.aas. IL 50,
Browning's Book and the Ring, 81,
GhaT Like Es;d os T Mos1;. in ] y pSpe so soDss.:
Kinesiake's Crimean War, 2 vols.
Mrs. H.Ie's, Beschsr's, Leslie's and other Cook Books,
DIR. Finney's Revival Lectures, 81.
Henry Ward 3eecher's Plymouth Sermons, new vol
Horace Greeiey's Record Of a Busy Life, "a,
Abbott's Jesus of Nazareth Life OF Christl s. so,
Col Happiness Miles o'Reily's) Poems.
shakespeare's Works 8 vols,
Gilespie,s Manual Of Road making,
Mahan's Surveying and Civil Engineering,
Herberf's Hints to Horse keepers,
bikes Create. Britain, 81 IS
Nevius. Travels in ChinasCihe latest work on China,
Line upon Line. and prsse s upon Precept'
Wilson: Firss, second, Thirii and Foa5ts Readers.
kS,RsSy T Gsiiss ss's o II ,' Fasa, 's y Co. o. binding
He Knew he was Right,
Phinias Pbinn, 81 SO.
% Vols. AppIeton's waveriey Novels. 20 cents each,
Fay's Geography and Atlas,
Courtuey's Calculus,
Edelxeiss' Despair Of Science,
A Cloud On the Heart,
How he Won Her. Hit to Hit
Bayard Tayivr's Byways uf Europe, 81 =,
Owen Meredith's Luciie, 81 -,
Warren's Linear Perspective,
Edmund G. Steadman's Lyrics,
Ingham Papers. Men and Ghosts,
The Gates Aiar. Alice OF Monmouth,
Stonehenge House. Fairy Tales,
Purter,s Human Intellect,
Bradbury's Fresh Laureis.
Bradbury's Golden Chain, and other pnbiicationss
For Sale by oso) H. NJ
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PoaT OF HONOLULU. H. /.
ARRIVALS.

July 2t-Schr Ka Mi. Powers. from MAN.
2t--chr Kate Lee, Borrrs. from Hawaii.
25-Sehr Mona Packet, Harrison. from Hawaii
25-H1w bark r. w. wood, kIcneks, faS days from
Bremen.
26-schr Marfhla, Bcrru. from Hawaii
2T-Schr Isabella. from MoIokaL
.T-schr Moi Eeiki. from Maui
2s-schr Pauahi, Babcpck, from Hawaii
2s-schr Mary Ellen. Crane, from Mani.
es-schr Kanate. from Motokai-
2s..uaw VIII brig Onward, Rathkun, from cruise, clean
j0-schr Nette Merrill, Quincy, frou, Maui.
3O-schr Fairy Queen, smith, from Kauai
3o-schr Hattie, Nfka. from Kauai
n-schr Active. Msnish, from Hawaii and Maui
31-schr Warwick, from Molokai.
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DEPARTURE rs.

July 25-sehr Active, Menish, Cor Mani anil Hawaii
2t-schr Fairy Queen, smith. for Kauai
25-schr kamaile, Banisticr, fr MolokaI-
2B-schr Nettif Merrill, Ciuney, fr Maui
26-Schr Warwick, fr Molokai and lanai
21-Schr Luka. Lambert, for Kauai
21-schr Manuokavai, Makahi, 6r Kauai
2s-Schr Annie, Patty, for Hawaii.
2S-Schr Kona Packet. Whitkrd. Tor Hawaii
2s-sehr Odd Fellow, Taylor, Tor Maui
2S-Schr Mot Ksiki. mr Mani
2S-Brit brig Byzantun, Calhoun, for Victoria, VI
2D-Ams chr Alaska. Beck, for Portland
3o-schr Mary Ellen. for Maui
30-schr kamaile, Er Molokai-
30 Schr Martha. Berrin, for Hawaii
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ships' Malls

Foa Saw FHsSetsco-Psr stmr. Idaho. August .
Foa JArAN-Per G.aiatea, this day.
Foa LkuNfNA-Per Ncttie Merrill. Monday.
Foa ksuuLGt-Pvr Ka Mot. Monday.
Fou nfLo-Per Kate Lee, Tuesday. and Pauahi, Saturday.
Foa KkUsf-Psr Hattie and Fairy Qnern, Monday.
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR.
n HIDDEN from harboring and trusting my wife. Mana
Malta IL. v. CANTERBURY.
Makawnn, July %, 1863. 6ss Inn
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coMMERcIAL ITEMS.

prsvatr letter from White Pine states thar the bullion
yield Of that district Il sSooOOo per moath, AMI VIII steadily
Increase.
Tn. Frrnch-Ameriean Atlantic Cable viii land ut Cape
May. land lines diverging thence To New York, Philadelphia
anil " Washington.
Bs-ten |. a wealthy city. it, taxabte property 10 more than
slsaDo0OO0. being larger than the whole taxable property Of
the STATE of Alabama, and more than twice as much ~
California.
The whaIe.hip Herald, ofN. D.. recently obtained 10 pounds
Of amherxris from n whale which was sold foe ssT so per
pound, in goId anil the bark Elizabeth, of westpost, took
bcrxrt- is not found In Tho liver, noe ~ "a Dependents upon any
disease of that organ. u 10 obtained from the reetam Of the
whac, anil y n result % stoppags-
We find, In Gahqaani, mention % n steam engine exhibited
in the hate Exposition which, ON account % it, saving about
SIXTY per cent Of the hsel ordinarily used, attracted much
gentleman, thg Emperor. The new engine employs, instead OF
solution &C hIushsd ammonia rs in water, which evaporates
with an absorption Of only rs units 8 aud which moreover,
Instead % the 40 degrees required by water alone The saw
ing of fuel ian this is evidently something enormous.
RAuiE on CHfNs ~Gasss.-Afhourh many textile dbrys
none xsm q 81 much promisr as The Ramie, a. q s especially
ntnpt~t fr cultivation in the southern -tatss, admitting
of . large yiebd per acre, and being raised and managed wsh
In drying The crop ulroughIy. when from green u becomes
h~ dner and more pHahls, and Re Eensraiiy worked with cotton
or silk Larvr quantities. c used in England, and there seems
nkeiy IN h. NO limit 10 the demand hr n long time at least.
Fabsics mnis ffom u are often knawn a. Japanese sfIks, FROM
tho resemblance Of the dbre On siik. The present value Of the
aml WHIT. $3.50, and dressed sr mixing win cotton or sir,
from sisoo On $500 per ou-wasAingeoa Pspr.
AwoSpsRsgt Crrv-Chieasoi 10 the great railway city Of
sewing aud uubound~t Hbsranty Win which they hay. en-
eoaraErt railway projects. There as now thirteen diGsrsnt
railways cnFrinG Chicago and each Of these has numerous
tributaries while three additional roa4is are now trying 10
ehesin entrance and depot facilities In the city. BY means of
wholc Atlantic seabnard frum Portland 90 Mobile and New
Ortsana and when the Pacific ruat is completed the city win
rhs raphiity % Chlcarls growth d. marvellous. AMI "a 10
lssruiy due % the sasneTy ami public enterprises Of her citizens
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LILLY 81.

SATURDAY,. July 81. 1902
From New zeaiand we have hss 10 June isf' Containing
ns,s, az r-..,t~. a.. Best asur r. quoted al Ers CsEsosnia-
.,4 .a,. A.. sorn. s.. Gil We insert the GIowing quota
too. er farm and dairy produce in Auckland, June is''
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<Tsrr-ou Llnha street. IfsuoIaia, July 2sth, AnsrE, daugh-
f~Y of William and Maria Talf, aged ~ years
vsnnEx-rn this city, ON The 2fst inst, of aneurtsm, JouN
fyrssEE, 1xrd ahouf ~ years. Decreased was n native af Roc
n s,rInu. SB.lfanf. and came 10 these I<tanl-, frnm aan FRAN
n ssrn, w the hsrk csnef, In March Inst.
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LoclL- cOMMERcIiL-

Us Wv pr. "Mt
a, l~e, rr1r. Hat ltr--g Easea 3D. uih uhn@f "~@-
thaf she aI a-.s a q wesN Er 70 cruise 1l ~ Line aHd south
p.slar. mailer inc -aa.rrrf - Cepatn Norton ~ rgr-t
tnat t4s Iao cruise reultcd - unfortunately Doc al concerned
Thr ndtsA brt- FrcE Ttoatsoa hs been Chartered 20 toaa
raana. a. Ealefs t-aad, and vii sail early h n-vt ~-r&
Tbr smo-s,a ship Riuafh stan ~ anchor ou,sL.-, LGE VIII
-.H daring 49, liug wscG mr AsAe@as i-aaasi, TO load
guano.
The American bark Ethan Alien Is now loading for San
Fnpeiaco, at James Robinson a Co.'S, wharf
The North German ship .. a. Pahmsr from San Francisco,
20 had guano, 10 now fully due
Persons interested In real estate will not forget the sale on
Tuesday nest Of ten lots belonging TO the estate Of the late
lanes Currte. -
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Saturday, may 20, 1859,
Tr11Staa,S Sale


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from NJ. Z. Good, James Y. Caldwell and
MARY L. Caldwell, bearing date the twenty
tiIst day or October, 1870, duly recorded in
The Recorders office for the County of ohio
state OF West Virginia, In book IS. folio 1871,
shall sell TO the hest bidder, at public auc-
ton, at The front door OF the Count House OF
Ohio County, on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1860,
Commencing said sale at 10 o'clock A. M,
lots number % and the northern part OF lot
30. bounded as follows: Beginning at the
corner OF lot % at the Intersection of North
street, (nOw called Webster StreeD, with
Water street, and running thence north
ing Creek, thence up said creek to the west
ern boundary OF alley Il, thence to n stake
one hundred feet from Webster sheet
thence westwaIdly crossing LOT M M nm $,
line parallel with Webster street sixtv-Ono
and hall feet to the line dividing lots %
and 81, thence up said dividing ilnt. SOnth0
warClly one hundred feet to Webster STRAIT
place OF beginning. Also the following lois
or parcels OF land situated in Joseph CALI
wells addition TO the City OF Wheeling. and
part OF said city, that Is TO say, lois nuul-
Oered seventy-five (75), sixty-slx 1867. TWEEN
ty-tWo (22), twenLy.n1ne 1897. ntty-eight C5S)
nlleen (I5l. eighteen lS) tlIty nine $50, sixty
(6Ol, aud nine (9)-accOrdlng 10 the general
plat OF said addition, together with all
rights privileges and AppurtenanceS to the
same belonging or apperLalninE.
Terms OF sale, cash.
1he title TO the above property is believed
10 be good. Selling as Trustee 1 shall onIy
convey such title Is vested in me by said
deed OF trust. y. BRADY,
Apr7-ZaWH Trustee.
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OFFICERS TO BE SWORN 1N.-The CEN
tlemen elected as officers of South
Wheeling for the ensuing year, will
meet at the Council Chamber, next
Saturday evening, to take the prescribed
oaths.
After the votes had been counted out
on Monday evening down in South
Wheeling. the judges, clerks, and the
spectators who happened to be present,
were treated to an impromptu collation.
gotten up by Mr.. Stubenrauch, Am.
pie justice was done to the beer, cheese.
crackers, ct id omne genwS. After they
were disposed of, speeches were made
by several of those who had carried
the election triumphantly; and one or
more of the unsuccessful delivered
themselves of their pent up feelings.
The whole affair passed off pleasantly
and no doubt many left the hall hoping
they might be present at the closing
scenes of unnumbered political cam
paigns in the Independent Republic. }
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SoMEBoDY TO BE CANED.-The ladies
of FaIrmont Presbyterian Church are
going to put up four candidates and
gold-headed cane, and the candidate
who gets the most votes at so much a
vote is to have the cane. If we knew
what qualifications were required we
might be able to guess who would get
it. If gallantry, we suppose it will be
Ed. Moore. If good looks it will be
mine host of the Kearsley House. If
merit on general principles, of course it
will be the editor of the Vest Virginiau.
Whoever it may be we hope the voting
will be "early" and "often."
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10. h. T. OF I've noticed, yeater-
day, in the room of Messrs. Neilander ~
Storer. under the Mcclure House, the
charter granted to Council No. l, Inde-
pendent Order Knights Templars of
Temperance in West Virginia. The
Grand Council of this new Or
gnnization has its headquarters a.
Indianapolis, and we are inform
ed that subordinate Councils are null
tiPlying with commendable rapidity.
The one in this city, we believe, is the
first organized in this State. 1t inter
feres in no particular with the Good
Templars, but is only higher degree
of the same Order,
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RIVER NEws.-The river continued to
rise all OF yesterday and at night had
reached the eighteen feet mark. There
were no arrivals outside the regular
packets. The Golden Eagle got splen-
dip trip and left for Cincinnati on time.
We hear that the engines of the Science
are already in position and that work
on her is being prosecuted with COM
mendable vigor. 1t is thought she will
be ready for business in two or three
weeks
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RESUMED OPERATIoNs.-Ther rolling
department OF the Riverside Mills is in
full operation, alter having been put in
thorough repair.
The Virginia Paper Mill has recently
started again, and is now turning out
the excellent products for which it en-
joys so good reputation.
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APPoINTMENT.-Mr. VIM. II. Wiley,
of Cameron, has been appointed Route
Agent of United States malls on the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad between
Wheeling and Cumberland, vice W.
T. Carman removed, and has received
his commission.
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Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, the proper
Ly conveyed to me by said deed, being GER
IIiu parcel of land situate in Ohio County,
West Virginia, on McKinleS'S Run, and
bounded as Tollows: Beginning in the CEN
ire or The Clay Pike on tue line OF Zacnariah
Jacobs land, anu with hts line up McKin-
legs Kun north $50 east Is $40 poles,
thence north Az east AZ poles; thence north
44o east IL poles; thence north SO east 20 poles;
thence north 2IS4' east 10 poles; thence
north 5gI4o east ~ 4-lO pOles thence north
6BLIo eH6L I6 $40 poles; thence north SOL"
east s 40 poles; tneuce north ia poles TO
n stone inIersecting with Mathew G1eenIee's
line: thence with mis- line south lO1x' east
lIi5 poles TO a stake; thence south 55i40
west IL l-lO poles to tAe centre of the Clay
PIKE and adjoining the line OF strip OF land
heretofore sold by John GOshOrn 10 Joseph
White, by deed dated November y, t0:;
thence north 46' west and with the mean
behring's OF said road Sli4 poles TO the place OF
beginning, supposed to contain about sixty
Two acres, more or less.
sale will be made for all OK said notes, ex-
cepL that payable February l, 1865. all being
unpaid except that one.
Terms or sale $3.50 In hand, the balance
in four equal instruments payable on the Isl
day OF February i'll the years 1910, 1871, 1877
and 1873, respectively, with interest from day
OF sale, the title being retained until pay
ment OF all the purchase money.
Selling as trustee L shall convey only such
title RS IS vested in me by said deed OF trust.
WILLIAM Il. HUBBARD,
apr20-OSwts Trustee.
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THE fame of the celebrated Planta-
ton Bitters has no parallel in the his
tory OF Medicine, The thousands upon
thousands of bottles that are made and
sold daily is but proof positive of their
wonderful virtues. Thousands OF Ger
tificates can be produced showing the
efficacy and certainty of the cures
which they effect, and the Medical Fra
ternity, usually 80 jealous of anything
which causes persons to think and doc
tor for themselves, are compelled to
acknowledge their wonderful virtues,
and prescribe them under other names.
They are sold by all druggists.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. DIV
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New PAvEMENT.-Mr. c. Mabis, on
Monroe street, is having Il new pave
ment laid in front of his establishment.
Other parties in that .neighborhood
would contribute to the comfort of Pc
destrians if they would follow Mr.. Ma
bis' example.
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SPRING AT LAsT.-Despite the cold,
wet weather of April, the woods on the
Ohio hills opposite the city are putting
on their livery of green, and a few such
days as yesterday will find them ar
raYed in foil summer attire.