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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT AND ORPHAN
ASYLUM.


The annual reports of the officers and COM
mittecs Of this Asylum is published. The number Of in
mates at the date Of the previous report was 1871 ad
United during the year 4a the number withdrawn, &C.
leaving 5s in the Asylum, Of whom l3 boys and 45
are girls Their health has been excellent-ony
death during the year. Religious education and moral
training have been carefully attended TO- and no pains
spared to make them believers in and followers OF the
traditions Of the Hebrew race. The number Of children
adopted out is small, and they generally
taken because Of their good looks or intellectual bright
ness large number left who must be provided for
To remedy this shOeshOp been opened for the boys
which they VIII be taught the trade Should the eXpe
rment succeed larger shops will be opened and mechan
zeal instruction extended rapidly may be useful.
The girls after their school duties employ their time in
making useful articles needewOTk etc. and some times,
especially during vacation, do such homework as is
suited their age. The President recommends for the
relief Of the outside poor who in absolute distress or
struggling the brink OF beggary, that central board
be organized, and two saaHed officers appointed 10 eN
anime each The amount OF contributions to Jewish
charitable institutions yearly cannot be less than $4,000
while than twice that amount IL given in private
charity. This sum, he maintains, ought 70 be sncient
for the Of all Of the race who require IT,
correspondence is kept up with all the children who leave
institution and several Interesting letters from per
who adopted apprenced children OF the nsttu-
tiOu given. The report OF the Finance committee
Receipts JOG 2 disbursements 80 69l o. bal
IN the Treasury, Sl4, 4l5 a.
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VISIT OF COMPANY A. sIXTYETETH REGIMENT,
TO NEW. HAVEN.

On Saturday this Company mustered NJ
headouarters corner Of Ludlow and Grandts, 70 pro
coed on their pleasure excursion 70 New-Haven. ATT
O'Clock p ~ they marched up Grandst into the BoWery
up Thirdsye along Fourteenthst down Broadway INTO
The BOweFy again, aud through Pcarlst 10 feckbHp
where the steamer Continental waiting 70 receive
them Tie excursion party numbered some 90 men
under command OF Capt Brennan ana Lleuus Di n
aud Brody They were accompanied by full band and
drum corps, Ofheered by Druin-MsjOr Thomas. large
crowd assembled on the pier them Of Just before
starting from headquarters the Company was photo
RTapbed They are the guests Of the Emmett Guard IN
New Haven. they Will return 70 the city to-day
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THE COURTS.
TILE COURTS FOR AUGUST.

Judge Batchford will come in from Newport
and hold both Circuit and District Courts the 5 6th
and h Of August for the purpose OF hearing short mo
tons and arguments. ,. -,
Mr. Jusce barnard the Chambers OF the Supreme Court
In the Superior Court Special Term, Messrs. Justices
McCpn and Freedman VIII alternate through the month
Mr. Jusce Freedman will sit until the sd inclusive In
place Of Mr. ChiefJusice Barbour Mt Justice McCunn
from the the 18TH inclusive, IN place OF MI justice
Ttban and Mr. Justice Freedman from the 18TH 10 tho
1d OF september, In place OF Mr. Justice Jones.
In the COurth Of Common Pleas the Chambers Will De
held before Judge DAILY
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TIE sHERIFFs FEES CASE.

The case of Emma ID. WOsoter against De
Forrest Weed ct al IN which the question OF the legal
amount be charged by the Sheriff in attaching
property OF the defendants Is to be passed upon came
up fr argument in the Superior Court Special Term, be-
Mr. Justice Freedman but NJ the request OF BroNn
Hall ana Vauderpocl counsel for the Sheriff the matter
adjourned Co Thursday next. IL may be rcmein'
bered that the Sheriff charged Sl as fees. while the
plaintiffs claim that only t20 could be legally charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
TRAVEL BETWEEN NEWARK AND NEw.YoRK.

The contest for the carrying of passengers
betweeu the New-Jersey and the Newark and NewYork
Railroads has been placed equality with respect TO
rates OF fare, by compromise between the two com
panies The rate over the Newark and HewYork Ran,
road II was promised would be low the figure named
for single trip tickets being is cents BY the published
schedule, however, IL appears that the company VIII
charge cents and that excursion tickets VIII be SOLD al
IS centsa gu only slightly lover than that charged
by tile New-Jersey Railroad. In accordance with the
Agreement which is SAID have been made between the
TWO companies, the New-Jcrsey Railroad Company on
Saturday announced reduction, their tickets being
offered the prices those established by the new
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A HABEAs CORPUS CASE.

In the Superior Court, Special Term, before
Mr. Justice Freedman Jane Baldwin, through the conn
sell applied for writ OF habeas corpus TO have her chl
drcn Hewitt and Nathaniel, brought before the Couit,
and taken from the custody Of their father EDWARD
Baldwin and awarded TO her custody, on the ground
that their father habitua drunkard and incapable
Of providing for the children, who are respectively SIX
and eight years old The Court ruled that u had no Ut
rsdction In the case and that the supreme Court was
the proper tribunal in which 10 apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

The following buildings were reported to Mr..
James NJ MacgegOr. superintendent OF Buildings, in
an unsafe condition, during the week ending Saturday
Stable No AZ West TWenyhhht Owner Richard Brown East
eTly gable cracked and bnlged.
Building No l07 West Broadway occupied Executor JOhu Nor
Unsafe front wall
Building No 10 SIhave not occupied Owner Henry SefEe. In
safe chimney and liBtels
Tenement No MOnroest Owner Andrew Cargan Front and
west walls bu ged and cracked.
Dwelling No 229 MOnoes Lessee Henry MeAdsm. UNSAFE
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CIVIL

In the SurrOgates Court, last week, letters
OF administration were granted on the estates Of Ernst
H. Lehman, John OCOnD.ll, Morris abraham, Ilram ~.
Good win John MoIoy Margarctha Becker. Frederick
AOlzman Caroline Gattman, Margarctta BaumAn Cath
arine Edmonds. Charles G.. Weiss, Jane Aun Sullivan,
MARY Null Mary Ann Mayor, Aaron Lang. Guy Wilson,
Elizabeth Poland, George T. iambrdge, Margaret Car
Ilsle susan A. Flender, John Greenfield. Benjamin Is.
Haiock Henriette Kohl. Kate Stevenson, ana Amelia
Wellg
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COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME T-CnAMBERs,-COur opens at $50
M Call Of Calendar 9.43 4. m
Reserved Csses.-Prs Monday Calendar - o,,, >,
CoURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs.-ThOmas ODOnnell,
rape Tbso aud Wm DA'. TObsg VIM DAM ssd James
GKh robbery; 0en, George Thompson Nhnton bulh
and Michael MorroW, burglary Philip Rumme and nhsm puy
su aud battery George Hmmeey aud Edward Qun by
Cberle, Thompson obtaining by false pTetsnes Her
man Conrad MARY Brown Jno Wallace and Jas Murphy James Burke
PIs Bgv Margaret Mooney Charles Hart And Bws and Abr
K,upr Lizzie sinclair Cora Lee and Fred Linz and Geo. W Ball
Sr,d larceny W. Russell areny James MURPHY Thos Brady
md Rot Forrest grand larceny the person. Wln'smik aud
G.nR ckrrton larceny from tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
A CHILD CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERFEIT
MONEY

John Schmidt, child about eight years of
age was arrested and brought before Commissioner
Shields charged 10y Bertha Huticnbocher with having
the 18th OF July pusscd upon her while she was max
ing purchases n tue grocery No IN Houstous
one counterfeit 20 cent and counterfeit 2SCcnt
fractional currency II not appearing that the boy
had any guilty knowledge OF the character OF the notes.
ho Was oil chargcd much 10 Berthaa chagriD.
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who Friday acquitted for the shooting Of Maurice
Long, was transferred from the Twentyseyenth 10 the
twenty ninth This done by the Board from desire
TO place PatrOman Campbell in unnecessary peril but
the transfer was unsolicited by that officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
POLICE TRANSFERS.

The Board of Police Commissioners on Sat
urday made following transfers Of Sergeants Theron
T. Thompson from the Seventh TO the Eighth Precincts
Edward j. Temple Forty third 70 Fifteenth; Augustus
Miller, Twenty-third 20 Second jeremiah T. Brooks,
Second 20 Twenty third acting sergeant George b. Kass
Eighth " Fourteenth. Patroman Mathew Campbell.
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REcrIFIERs IN TROUBLE.

David ID. Lickor and {. l.. Licker, rcctllers,
AT No l6l Washugtons were arrested and brought be
fore Commissioner Shields. ut tho instance OF Assistant
Assessor Robert Hunt, Sho charged them win fthng
eauceed They were held bah each for nh exam
MI lnn iO-unN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD

In Eew-YOrk foot II BAay and foot 81 Chhopherst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. aY 10 10y
MAIL TRAIN Denye With boolton Branch,
Chester Branch Waterloo With SusI X X for M
Newton Washington with the D. L. and w r. r. or water
Gap Souurg Scranton Great Bend ud all points the Lack
Bloomsbury and Delaware and Hudson Ris At kal
with Lshgh and suquebsuna r. for Bethlehem, Auowu hAea
uJoS m LRfIGH VALLEY EXPRESS. stops Newark Morris
toUu Dover HaeketOwu Whngto Phpsbug and EasIon
reefs Phipsbuog Bel Del r. for Bede &c aud at
with " Il for Bethlehem Alentosn Maueh Chunk aud
WiIkesbare
M SCRANTON EXPRESS connects at Washington wish the d.
L. and Water Gap Stoudsburs aud ScrantOn at Dover
Nth Chester X r.; aud az Waterloo with SUSSEX r. r
6:3OA a. and430 10 SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$50 100 30 and i4O AID 3:4 40 $50 63O sS aud
lI:45 p m to SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
l%O a. aud $50 n 10 AORRlSrOWN and intermediate
s0 D M. MoRRIsTowH EXPRESS.
For NEWARK $50 73O $780, $50 10 90 H. II 90 l:4o NJ
$50 $40 $50 49, 5lO $50 6;lo 500 74 siS, aud
For BLOOMFIELD SAd MoNTCLAIR At $50 1890 m $50
s. ana 6O p H. SCHOOL, Assistant superintendent
R A HENRY. q. 7. A.
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Spvvs PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Csttans purse arriving this port ar. sque'eita
addressed the Hewl0 Associated Press on 70
persons exhibiting the written authority Of j. w smonton usnsh
AGENT for the Journal Of CoHme Imn TElBvSH
World Sun ErpTsss Evening Post Commercial Adrsrt|r Sadh
Zsng YORKER Ds0kat should also be delivered ohT 10
H. aanuann
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DECISIONS.

SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-By Freed
man J-Eppeustsn agt. Ban.-MOtiOn denied. In re-.
peter Gei'3Writ discharged and prisoner remanded'
slingter agt. Willlams.-Ordef TOT Judgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
rrrrrInNs AL nIscmARaEs IN RANERurrcY

During the week ending on the 3lst OF July
voluntary petitions In bankruptcy were filed by William
Williams Edwin ID. Pafkhurht, Charles T. Baihcrs aud
Arson Martin. During the same period discharges 10
bankruptcy received by Avian H. Preston, Isaac T.
Nue. Garrett Neraucc ana Peter V. lcrance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAJ
~ ROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1863
Passenger Station In keNlork Of Twenty serenhs ard
Fourth Easnce n TweBty-ssventhst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For Haven and Bridgeport T. (EL 1880 l2S BLh3
(EIl, 3:t5, 400. $3.50. and 3 (EL) p. m.
Milford stratiOr FarseA Southport weStPO lloo
M 3:45. 49, and $3.50 o.
For YOrTsI. ! IEIt 1850 m l2:lS EI) tELl 9:is
4;30 tBIl, 500. $50, and (EIl ?. N
For Daisn. T. lI;9oL n. S:ts go SGD and M ~,
For Stamford, (BIO 9. l:o E29 (BID 2;s BLl
3:lS $50 (SI( AS, $50 60O 7ils. CELl pm 60, -,
For Greenwich g. 1850 AIS 9;'S 4S 500; 49, 7s p
FOR Port Chester and intermediate stations IlooG Ala
3:45 as $50 $50 7:l5. Lne $40 n.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield, a. M (BLl LEI J. 8Pm
FOR Boston, via Shore Line. l2;l' BIk sPn.
For Hartford and Springfield. a (BIl 2l9 (BL) n
For Connecticut River Railroad (BL 2;lS N TO Montreal.
p. u 10 Northampton.
FOR EsvHAvss EsvLOudOn and stOuinsOu Railroad
l2lS 3, Bpm. So
For Housatone Railroad, a m and p N.
For Eaugauck Railroad a. m, (Ex), $3.50 N.
For and HorSak Railroad l:lS aud $50 ani
M connection With freight train RON NorSak Dsnba
Por Eew-Canaan Railroad N. l7ls. t3O and $50
JAMES II. HOYT, superintendent
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ANOTHER STABBING AFFRAY.
STOLE A CHILD.

Patrick Hunt, labOrer, was arrested on
Friday evening on the Boston boat, having abducted
JosenbIne Yerpochan age g. from the residence Of her
r,otber Mrs Mary Matthews, No. 3O5 HudsOn-st. The
chd was returned the custody OF the mother hunt
was committed 10 the TOmbs.
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fam
SATURDAYS WEATHER. REPORTS

MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
i;57 sun T:l4 Moon Tsts''jIV
aIeH
Sandy HOoh... 23 Cows IAnd.. 329 Hell Gate eW
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY.

On Saturday evening John Flynn, peddler'
sold 10 Ludwig Oenbetel aprons for g. receiving
IN pavment eight 25cent stamps These offered by
FLYNN AZ the saloon al the Of Wooster aud ous
foigts where they pronounced counterfeit ana
Rjynn was arrested He told from whom he received
them and was discharged and Oleubette arrested lie
SI he taken before a United states Commissioner to-
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L D RucKER Cen sap..

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains for
i ALBANY and TROY connecting with Northern and Western
trains leave EswYork follows Cincinnati and Chicago Express
a IN Chicago Express iO5 Montreal Express. Pacific
BH7S $50 p Night Express II Elegant Drawing koaa
attached all dag sn and Sleeping 10 night trauA The
a. IpPl rs 1852 WIN H. VANDERBILT vics-PresdsnL
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CoURTLANDTsTFO PHILADELPHIA via KeAsugsOu. $50
D. Via Camden, Wa West Philadelphia SEQ
IN. 10 1850 m. N, n. $40 N. night Ior
Baltimore WIhngtopS:t0 1850 D m. 92Os For
South and South Weu-8;t 20 4 NJ, 500 n.
FOR THE WEST-ei0 m, 1880 p n, N, pm ssiO
m and n m r, threugh "a CIneipnat and Chicago
change silver Palace Sleeping Cars on u9 rsn sSSse 70
CennAh and Chicago without change daily saturday and SgH
sIespsd aDd those days on train Tbs we only me
running .SOssA ears to CAeAg0 sysSiDE h5sa
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AFFRAY IN A DARKROOM.
A nee fght occurred I'M the bar-rOOn

free fight occurred IN the bar-room Oh
Francis Rourke the Of Twentethst and First
ave. early yesterday, during which tumbers, deeanterS
and other missiles were freely used Bernard and Owen
FITZPATRICK brOhers residing No. 355 FTstaye were
very badly about the head and face Francis Fraw
OF No 4O2 East Twenty rstst was cut on the neck
and over the eye Peter ByTues, one of the assallas
was arrested by the Police Of the Eighteenth Precinct
and locked up He is held TO await the result OI INC
wounded mems INJURIES.
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C0UTT SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

SOUTH SIDE -RAILkUAD " LYNN ~
~ ND-sUMMBRA ARRANGEMENT On Aea AHsI i'0s'
he ans viii care The Roosevelt AID GrsBdst Ferries "Ae
ga N Mail for PatehOgne and Way S!atsnL
lOA n Hsrnek and At ssi9ns - -. VIII s,.....
Frpress te PltchOgus stopping J,maea Va susan
Baviu,Vle Merrck South Oyster BAY ad az
Wtwood Pslssngen this train viii De usksssa n''sa O'Hp''
and Nrs Island om Patehosae ,AA a p.,,A0.n.
sSs m \. neTnei and saturdays through 70 LAMP Al usins
viii connect AZ Valley Stream for RoeiaNa Ii,rT
N train vii with boat for Pre- - A1 N .Ant Seks
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NEW-YOKk 20 MONTREAL MIIhOUI
~ CHANGE OF CARs-Oa July D.. 1852 passenger
Tain win leave Ne. Tort and H1ss Railroad DsgSN sI0s
Montreal Ogdsnsburgb and intensde ponu iehes can %
P" anu 'se'sS q BuCKHOUT. General sopsrBtesdsnt
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YIN. Gibson, e. al, Defendants.
NOTICE TO TAKE DEfOslTlONs.

IN
IN TO llaryey Wihenlillrr, Alexander Brooks
and Martha p BROOKS :-You will take Notice
that will, on the 18th day . 4 February, 1869,
between the hours If o O'Clock a. NJ, and 4
o'clock I. NJ. Of that day, at the law office Of
John s. Fislrr, proceed 10 take the, dispositions
Of William Henderson and others, 10 be reid In
evidence in my behalf III rtancery suit pend.
ing IN the circuit court Of rpshur county, In
which suit |, us guardian Of Charles Winemil-
Ter and as administrator Of Marcelins Wincinil-
Ter. deceased. ain complainant, and yUu, and
othCts, are dtfeniantsi / AZ
II from any cause ,lit taking ofthe said lepo-
sitions SHOULD not be commenced on that day
or icon,n,cnred should not be completed, the
taking Of the same will he continued from day
to day and from time TO time at the same place
and between tic snme hours, until completed.
Respectfully, ECGESE III sUAlMERvlLLE.
Guardian Of Charles Wnenllcr and admins
traitor of Alarcelus Winemil!er, deceased.
ian 1917 a"J WtlM cv
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for . copy ofslhel !tScnate"n journal flor
1851 'ads I'm sap st ToiI'' tlhu.
The %Goyarnor" has appointed Hon
| Charles Faulkner MS counsel for this State
VS. Virginia ilitlie case of the suit fol. the
counties Of Berkcly and Jefferson, before
/ the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Hon, Reverly Johnson's, absence in Eng
land rendered the appointment of other
counsel necessarily. 9ilH 400! 'seh1s?:. iinH
'.,r io,f Ii II .l......I. .sis lrfd1.gg
Proceedings Of the Board OF superyi-
30 .ga Ip,g,m sttsors. $. ynuir ysli
At Especial meeting 1ofllhe, Board of
fSupervisors,heH at the Court House, on
the LIST inst, the following proceedings
were bad: 'lo Ill. g',- u .i, ~, gs:d.
|. a The, settlements Of, the Commissioners
heretofore appoiutcd,r with "a. r.. Hall,
late Sheriff cfthis county were. presented
to the Board, filed, and The Prosecuting
Attorney directed TO, proceed 10 collect
the amounts found due at ouce.d ana
Jnrelationi TO the sctllement,ofc the ac-
counts Of Minor C:4HulL late Sheriff, the
Commissioners potillav:ng reported, Geo
Cozad was added tytl,e number, and they.
we're instructed to.rrspprt at an earlya
day1as practicnblesil!-a ~ ri7ndo 1finait'
ID On petition Of Jacob Bot aud William
NIoxlsy, the Board granted them the usu.
al certificate 10 enable them to obtain a,
license to sell. spiri.uous liquors ,qiiidqn
The assessmcnt!ofithcrlands of Geo. j.
ld,sWmgE. Arnold, Frederick Wal
deck and others were corrected, and the
propselr: otdIcr$s entcrsd.o 4a N eilra4a,:r
b. George J. Arnold aud George Ross
were appointed to procure and'cause to be /
erected "a good, substantial iron fducc;
aud to have the yards in front and rear of3
the Court House Ievelcd and putt grass.
10 George Ross aud. George Cozad were 1
appointed. Commissioners to ,ascertainitke
number Of, and the amounts due to sol.I
diers WHO We're, ltonosally discharged from
the United States Service, Of their widows
.or children uudcr the provisions Of .anluct
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baltimore 3, Cattle Ma fkct5 j
FrnntArY a 1862

- FEBRUA9Y q, 1863. y, y
q BEES CArrLs4 The Offerings at the
Scales during the past Week dihounted to
2O16heal against 2tgs last ue6k. 2hid
SalEs.A1O307d takchs oby Baltimore
butclicrs,5 42alito igspeculatofs,,,y 10,
Washington butchers, a:5S1to grazicrs,
balaace shipped 70 tic East. Common,
81 a5a5 25.IPairg$5 OoaG 525.l Prime,
IS 00a0 60.
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MAR IsIED.,

a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The; residence iofi
Mr.. Cac: pennlson y this plase, on Tuesday
the 2Glli,lilt.,, by'the Rev. GIG. Dennison, Mr..
VIM Kennedy tolaliss Ann Eliza, Reed, Iall
of Weston! 10 fiiqloto bun .sdil,si5% 5F9
rillAYpENr-GALr.AGH ER+0n the Al, inst
Mt 81. Egtdget's, by l.ev. X. f., lInrkesAr. Jhss
y Hayden t. Mss BDridset Gallagher all Of
Lewis County, iY'i ~ - -,
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y good assoyiimett.tof Groceries always kebt
on hand .b9Proddcc bough,and sold! oThcibest
quality Of liquors for sale, in quantities SUI,
purchasers. "a Wheeling stogies, fine cigars, anh
the best grades, of Tobacco, always on hard:
Storee44ore door above the Bank ~ ''r W
= upr27!tfiaF 5as nsaS " oi@ss1o'a 2
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va are under two thousand and four
CATIONS 10 tn. Roy,rEsq "a fsr the
largest and best::,urkeyo I'VE have'eyer
Yin, Tcstpn.I Truly TB, you do
= nuch honor so'g s, '{ z i a. az !,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-08

Qun I'D fficnll, John NJ. Cummings,
|Esq 5 made, glad the heart within us' y
tsv days ago, by a handsome a; fn present /
-cssalle, palatalle. and altogether "lea'd
isia tsss Nay he lye thousand sl5yy years
F~o young gsndleh 5s| f,srFe residents sl' Of
stl,isAhirg. q few evenings ago, feeling, as
thsy ,gssid, b"pcckish," demolished ~ ~
eglp, and D other catholicism proportion
THY inform US that at thc time they
vesu,uot very hungry for egssoei,l,ero n
KEare informed tint it,was notary,
bdatirculaling aictliumTt to The aiEoaaitt "a, 81
$3.50 which each ,ofithe issproutsitmcn.
sioned in our last = left tvithtaSbis Hpn5or
slliiAlayor. I'VE make,ot lislllim important
t,sStiaiI correction with pleasure but
aduiss them MOTTO ask US to make another
.ry:, ciatnHg l,iias9a .ipil lnqp 19ii9',
"sSiHs t;2. q ay..g Y hqqisy .>9atp
RAJ ,ronj rpEA;. TTDy reference 70 The
proceedings Of the Board Of Supervisors
Il viii te;scenithat VIC are to have neat
uadsubstantial iron fence in front Of the
Coyt House, and thati y!thee yyqpcsaht ground
10 Cont aud rear ofatlic building is to be
cleared oif aud put 'iTny grass. q All honor
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-08

Asmon NAMED Patrick Hurley commit
tedS,ic;de at Alar,ipsbnrs on the night
oe$Shc'q 9th ult., by Jumping Of a
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