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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Post Poison.

VNIIE mos, perfect destroyer Of the Colorado or
| Potato Bug, aud all insects that destroy veg
citation. Soluble in Water. For rale by
JAS. LAW. liO0FY q 90.
CHAMPT0N 6 Foot Cut Single Wheel Reaper.
" The great Centennial trial and other trisls
have fixed 10 tho minds Of all. The Champion
fcars no competition. and W. inrI oil persons In
need Of Iienpcrs or Mowers, 10 examine our ma
chine before purchasing. Por sale BY
JAS. LAW. lI00PF a 90.
URINE Article Socd Potatoes. Tor sale BY
4 JAS. LAW. HO0YP 3 90.
Horse Rallcs.
DEST NAkES In tho market, seyornl Kinds, for
ID snleb by JAS. LAW. iIOOFR 90.
4 tLTMAN TAYLOR Thtcsher and Scpara-
n tor, tito best machine mudc Ia tho United
States, for sale BY
JAS. LAW. HOOFF n co.
CTEAM ENGINES for ThreshcTs OF Saw Mills,
- for sale By
JAS. LAW. HOOP h co.
4 IL kinds of Agricultural implements. &c,
n can be found with u., NJ low rs any place III
The Valley. JAS. LAW. H00FP d. 90.
June 2, ISL
VNREEZERS, Winter Coolers, Fly TInps, Fans
4 and Wire Cotcrs. for sale by
JAS. LAW. 1iOOFF X GO.
INlNE line Of Buggy, Carriage, Riding and
II hd-ou W uIPr' WI SAFE ~
JAS. LAW. U0OtF Il co.
HRAIN Cradles, Snatbes Scytbcs. Rakcs.
" Rifles stones and lIartcst Supplies. for SALE by
JAS. LAW. H0OfF 4 co.
DUMrKfN Seeds for sale by
JAS. LAW. H00FF 4 co.
May 20, 1871
ICE COLD SODA WATHR-alI ibe various
1 Svrups. fresh and uce-to be- had at G.. T..
BELLER'S Drug Store, Cour, liydse square, d.
ring the hot season.
ID GOT BEER, the most refreshing drihk for
IL Che hot season, % BE- hHd 1T
G. L. BELIEFS.
4 LARGE stock Of Cigars u great variety
~ II brands. FROM 10 cts. down d, . for ) ct. .
always to bc had at G. =. BELLEK'S.
4 Frcsh lot Of Snap and Pole Beans just re-
y cciycd. Those who have lost theirs by the
late frosts lad better call at all of the beet
varieties. {. L. BELLER.
LNTkACT Lemon. Vanilla. Strawberry,
IL Orange, Nectar, Sea Moss Farine, Melons
and Cox's GclotiDc, Duryea's Corn Starch, all
fresh aud NICE 10 be bad AZ
c. r. DELLERS.
fENO Dye EASY and Happy, use Che "Haudy Pack
l age Dyes" They are better than all other
kinds II Dye STUFF. To be bad nj
June ,. 1871 C. 4. BELLER's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Hay and Cattle Scale for Sale

NJ have for sale second hand Ten Ton
w Fairbanks Hay and Cattle Scale, in per.
feet order. IL will be sold Cheap, and on eHsy
terms. \ Club Of Farmers in any good neighbof.
hood viii lind the Scale profitable Investment.
Jane ,. DUKE Il GALLAHER.
T'llE CELEBRATED BUFFALO PITTS
4 TilRESllER and all kinds Of duplicate part,
for Old and new Thresbcrs Of the same make. for
sale at Factory prices-freight added-bY
June ?. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
MCCORMICK REAPER AND MOWER RE
vi PAIRS will be furnished at reduced prices.
cash on delivery. DUKE &GALLAHRR.
June Z. Agents.
nRESSED SHAFTS. very cheap. for sale by
~ DIXIE e GALLAHER.
DUf OUR sLS0 WATER COOLERS.
ID DUKE 4 GALLAHER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09

10y virtue of an order made by the Circuit
ID Court OF Jefferson County, West Virginia,
on the 10Th day Of April. 1917. during tho April
Term OF said Court, viii sell at public auction,
in front of the Court House OF snid County, the
First Day qJ ne Jig Tern OsT7) cfhe county
Court. Jeibd fhe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
SEASONABLE SUPPLIES
rng 0LD SflyD WIN 4 WV STOcE

n ". TRtSSELL isnow opening choice sd
I =. carefully selected Stock ot SPRING AID
| SUMNER GOODS, which includes au) aud csc.
| ~ artcl' the season requires. u b BIZ ParV'
| ~ Offer thrsc O5ois "a Bo'fOm Prtee- f,r 'a.f,
ond those ~ want need bat call and examine lfic
lists 20 realize the fact. among other article p.
may suffice h. eBuincratc.
4 rare and beautiful selection ~ LADIES Dk1
GOODS Of the most fashl enable style Gud 30 u.
very lowest prices. \ full limo 0i l.4dlef Ii.
mings, Laccs, Glovcs. Hosiery, de- Oi NJ.
TONS general and complete agofineft ,n.
bracing many articlcs now aud u-eiu'. The ll.-
gest and most carefully selected Stock o' thr yes
superior City made Ladies'. GeDilemcH sud bi.f
e. Boots, shoes and baiters, ever h'frt'ipfc "t
"a, ana evidence of quHiticr in n tcst oi eishi
years no complaint has been made.
Cloths, Cashmere, Tweed aud escry dvcf'f
ton Of Gcntlcmen's SUMNER WEAU, ogeih.
with Boots Shoes and al the spring iylr. ~
lIats. OF READY MADE CLOTHING 90 f-
lcct assortment aud Suits selected FROM slrp'.
furnished ~ City Prices.
4 full line OF GROCERIES, including SAT-.
Fish aud Bacon.
-, Corn, Wool Bacon and al description %
CGpG,ry Produce taken in exchange for Go"dt
An early call from old friends aud customer. Do
solicited
Nay -, 1871. G. W. T.
McCURDY & co.'s Family Flour and Con-
&fl '"h"NNA FfiNag ~
for sale by ". LBl'
May ~, 1877.
TN0BACCO, SNUFF and Scsars- fine Stock ioi
j sale as low as the lowest, by
May 70, 1877. W. kBl.
DOwDEE and Shot, Pocket Cutlery, and I.s-
/ tolls for sale BY
Nay lG, 1871. W. I'D.
HANDSOME Plated Castor Table Coilcf,
Tea Scts-Gold. bound aud piaia Wine
China, with large Stock 0f QuCcuswarc, on hal1'
at lowest prices, By
Nay 10, isU W. kB1
EARDES TOOLS, Shovel, Eakes and Hee''
VI for sale by W kBl
May ~, 1871.
TINOBACCO.-GrsveIy, Navy, Tait and Pan
j Cake, with other choice Brands srd price 4"
suit, for sale by W. Ebl-
CUNDRIES.--De rilcd Hans. Cooked Corr
- Beef, HOLSTERS and salmon, for sale by
nFSICATED Cocoa mt md ll0rsciords SELF
~ Raising Bread Preparation, for gale bY
". EBL
ENTLEMEE'S Gloves and GaDtieis. Jlat g..
VI ceived from Winchester Factory; ior ss', "
Msy 20, 1877. Eb'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Latest from Loudoun.


From the Loudoun Mirror
The dwelling house on the river farm Of Mr.
A. Y. Douglas. occupied by Mr.. Samuel Dono-
hoe, VAS destroyed by fire on Thursday last.
about noon. Loss about 900 Insurance
Of $500
~ the election on the 9th Of May only one
fourth the vote WAS polled in Loudoun Pretty
much 50 elsewhere throughout the State.
From The HasbiHg'oaian:
Mr.. G.. W. Paxon's barn and cora house
were destroyed on the 2Gth-prubable loss
81 500 % $4,000 \ culured boy aged u
years has been arrested aud admits The crime
Of applying the match.
Mr. Asa ~ Janncy, highly respected aud
esteemed citizen Of this county, member OF
the Society Of Friends, diel at his residence
near Goose Creek Meeting House, on Thursday
night last lie was brother Of Samuel NJ.
Januoy.
There is many a slip twjxt cup and lip. but
there can be no risk in using Dr. Schley 5
Family Cough Syrup for every Cough or Cold
Il must Help you. Our physicians prescribe
a. Relief guaranteed Dolly - cts at c. T.
Boilers aud Gilbert * Bros
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09

HEADQUARTERS for the New York, Mary
land and Maine Seed Potatoes, at
Inn q 1871 DUKE4 GALLAUERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
$4,000
POUNDS OF WOOL
WANTED.

T WILL BUY FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS
/ OF WOOL. and pay the highest Cab Prie,
Tor il, delivered at the Shannondae Factory. on
70 my Agents, yessrs Duke Gallaher, Charles.
town, JEFF. Co., W. Va.
Nay -, 1877 i. McCARRELL Jr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
EditeriaI JottinRs.

4 The edihcc lately occupied Oy he Cuiuiau
Church, in Washington City, has been turned
iuto police court
The Huntington Commercial is waxing, wit
~, listen
a certain tribe Of Indians in taking the
scalp may be termed CONSEQUENTIAL artists
We do not care % be thought particularly
given TO criticism, but it does strike US that the
following successiye squibs from the Huntington
Commercial are rather contradictory i'll their
way
A healthy city is this.
Clean out the cesspOols.
The Berkeley Light Infantry, Of which Col.
Charles j. Faulkner. Jr., is the Commandant,
attended Winchester on Wednesday, Memo
rial Day and made fine impression by its
sOldierly bearing aud handsome uniforms aud
equipments. OF seyenty-Gve members, Col.
Faulkner was enabled 10 muster scycnty-one
about one half of whom were ex-union sol
dicrs. Those who wore the blue aud the grey
have 40 bloody chasm between them now, but
delight together to honor the dust Of the fallen
braves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
House for Rent.

YT,IIE Dwelling in TIE Eastern suburb Of Charles
town lately occupied by Mr.. V. NJ. FirQr, I
for rent from the present time until April |, 1878
Good Lot attached, upon which is Stable, CHS
tern, &c.
Apply to
JOSEPH TRAPNELL,
J. ". MASON,
June o, ts77. Trustees of \. W. Hawks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Tor the Ladies.

fVitE ytylfsh IS III Lasting Button and Side Lac
Cater, for ladies and Misses, arrived TIL,
day BY the Western tornd Express: Call anc
examine them. Z. W. IhC ScELh'
June g. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
LOST.

4 GOLD SLIDE TOOTH PICK, supposed 10
n have been dropped on the streets Of Charles
town. One dollar will be paid 10 the finder on
leaving it at
June ?, 1871. FREE PRESS OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09

l. RESII Soda aud water Crackers. for sale by
Il May 20, 1871. G. W. TRUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
New Spring & Summer Goods

nAVID HOWELL hkcs plcasurc 10 atnour.
ING to lis friends and patrons HAT o. ha,
opened In the room % which he has recently
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Commissioners Notice.
Extract from Decree.

Nm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF JEFFER-
son COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
March Term, 1877.
JOHN +. MOLER & OTHERS, Plaintiffs,
AgajRst
CATHARINE MOLER's Administrator md
Others, DEFENDANTS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09

June Is71-..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-09
Memorial Day at Winchester.

We Gull from the admirable report Of the
Special Correspondent Of the Baltimore San
in preference 70 celebrating any notes of our
own
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20

one section OF the country to another. what
changes have been made in the location OF
troops Or the army, whether there Ia SUFFICIENT
force lett on the frontier for It's protec ION the
nu!nher OF troops Stationed at Washington, The
OBJECT OF collecting them there, and bv whole
ordcr " has necn done; but the point of order
lcing made that IL vas not In order on Friday
inc feso iutiOu was Withdrawn.
Mr. Lvnde Dem. Wis) i'd that the Sargent.
az Arms mad IN his custody two OF the mem hers
81 The Louisiana Returning Board, j. Madison
Neils and lhutnAs &. Anderson, and asked that
fh'N - brought before the bar 81 the Hons, to
answer Tor the coutOmDt of the privileges Of the
Rouse III refusing To appear and testify before
the committee on bnui-i Affairs and to pro-
ulce cert IN nap ~ demanded # them,
Inc serge .nt-at Arms having appeared at tho
bar ot tie House vi h the two fccusInt Wit.
hes-es, Tue Speaker prOpounded to them the
u nal q ie~ ion.
the witnesses In reply requested the in lul
g'nce 81 tn House until the two rem llning
mcnp r. OF the bOlrd should have arrived at
Washington.
MI. I,nie offered resolution, which was
Committee.
Mf. Foster tRep ohio) submitted the report
oi we tonlefeuce committee ON the bill to sup
w 'he d.uciency IN the contingent fund Of the
IL Sc. IL was agreed t..
Mr.. Holman (Dem., Ind }, from tho Appropria-
tion mmitl e, reported the Legislative, Tx
ecu,iNe, and Ju lHil Appropriation bill. Ii was
made tue special orucr for Tuesday next.
The House then adjourned until to morrow.
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NOW the Police SEE 1T.
Not n sanguinary Tragedy, but m EIopemeut
with a Pretty German t.irI

Albert ID. Jousset, drug clerk lately
employed BY p. II. Kreischmar of Fulton street.
BROOKLYN, disappeared on Wednesday last, and
an officer OF the Yorkville p1lce found papers
belonging to Mr.. Jousset scattered along the
hill that overlooks the East river at TlshtIeth
street. There we're few red m rks In the snow
leading tow ri the river, and in one spot under
tree what seemed to be the bloody print
OF mans hand. On tho edge OF n float on the
rivers edge was another print also seemingly
traced In blood OF mans hand. Somewhere
between where the nrst blood drops was visible
aud the last hand print the dlscoverer found tho
fragment OF n watchchain and locket, both the
property OF Joussct.
An Investigation having been demanded at
the hands OF the poli'e, Detective ON GER Philip
Kelley was detailed. He soon asccrtained tnat
Joussot had since 1s7a been living with Louise
Homann IN the sm VI tenement NJ so Pacific
street, lrpoklyn; that the couple ived COM
i9fthbiy on MA salary a. krrtschmars clcrk /;
thht ~ Nr. kret5c mars employ was a yOuux
German Girl. who had become attached to
Jous-et, and That he mad propos ed an elopement
aware tnat discovery must end his emplov-
ment ny Mr. kretschmar, Jnusset Voluntarily
resigned his uiace TO ke effect on rdos lay
lAst, when his week ended. On Wednesday Nh
kretschmar uaid hun Sl3. his weekly larry,
and thus their engagement WA terminated.
Jnusset diu not % nome That night. There ~
room Ia this city aud BROOKLYN. lhe next day
ue Went 10 see his VIE, and took her from the
racine treet lodgings over TO the home ~ her
nrvlher' August Homann, at Lib Clinton street,
Jousset, Homann says seemed very much
excited, saving tnat man with whom he had
previously Fought duel abroad had come TO
thls ol,y; ana with his gang was imperillng his
lJnu-sets) lie. In TACT, bis way of avoiding tho
nrht was TO return to France, and this he in
tended to do next dav. II was agreed that Nine.
Jousset should move her furniture Into Hoo
manns house and live there during her hus-
bands absence. Homann and Jousset then
went to tue Germana savings Bank and drew
HI. deposit OF $72, $50 Of winch he sent to his
w1e ov homann: iionann says that this was
the L. 81 he saw ~ his brotner-ln-law
ne blood stains ana the papers found con-
WINGED Joussets rel tives that he had either
been foully dealt with or had committed sui
clue. Inc detectives. however, had the blood
81 ms analvzed yesterday, and they proved to
nave been produced by pigment mucu used by
lresco painters. HOmann IL fresco painter by
trade Other circumstances point to a disap-
pc rance planned by Jousset for the purpose Of
riuding himself Of a wife Of whom he is tired.
But Nine. Jousset will not believe tn at her Lus-
band Ia not a victim OF foul play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20
Trustees and Executors.

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sir: sec
that AssemOlyman Spiuola has introduced a
Till IN relation to trustees and executors.
hope YOU will urge the passage Of this bill if T.
compels them trustees and exccutors) to give
bonus for toe faithful performance Of their
duty. IL may De tue means Of saving ths IN
como OF many widows and orJhans. ana may
a-D save some executors aud trustoes tue shame
Of proving reCruans TO "A s.Cred trust. Many
husbands, fathers, and other, nave named met
IA executors WAC, as they thought, we're bound
to tnUu lies OF gratitude, ut upon the de uh
OF their patron, and atter coming in Charge I
the estate, have stoleu the property, aud totally
dlsregarued Inc ilgnts Of Tue nelrs.
A SVFFERYU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20
Rcmnrlable .,now In AInhnmn.

BIBB Cou>rY, Ala, Jan. Il. The heaviest
sno" IA lu- iallen th't Ia 5 been seen In Ala
o"ma suce lo2. he eldest Of innaoiiants in
tins county res I'd It's coming ana continuance
"a being uuurece .ented. In the north uortlon
ul Tue 'ouulN cpnti-uuus 10 the Little Can .na
river, the d,ptn f snow ny actu / demonsirl-
u,n, hdlheh-atCAllY, PROV 3 to be I'VE inches on
a. Vel. ihH Iui. re aud BRANCHES Of pines and
cedhr- pie,eilei novel appearance, and many
smaller trees " re hrukrn 10 tue ground by the
Immense weight of snow upon them. The snow
cutuiuea ced ihiiug the morning OF the It INST,
and continued duling The day, and Tor four da, s
IL covered the Whuie surface Of tue ear. in our
vicinity ana dhereu with unparalleled tenacty
t. the foliage aud branches Of every species ~
trees and undtrgrowth. To Us OF tho Gun state
II Is phenomenon and we await the result
cOnjecturing IN tue LneAnM hle tho benefits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20

on ll"u - ,Doin., Na.l, IRON the Judi
.' Committee, reported resolution as
''.iN+ "lii.4m OrlOn President vi tho West-
"" ''''h 4eieslaah Company, from the Gus
N'' ~ The sefgeant-at-A Arms. Tho relort
'''i tins the resolution declares that at
"Ne Il MS subpoena, william ORION was in
'' >" health u proceed to Louisiana, and that
aus N". had IN his possession the teegrams
ui.'el Of Tim. The resolution was adopted.
'''' '''"s ,Den.. La.) offered resolution call
~- '' '"e iTesilent for information In regard
vac ''"' D0Nefnnlents in Louisiana. Referred.
mason" hei1,Y DEM, Pa, from tie Commit
wit - Affairs. endeavOred to report a
wa, directing that committee to inquire
'|'"'dis VI arms hIv beiAy nlads iIUui
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Mr.. Franklin Allen, grandson of Commodore
Vanderbilt Is a bankrupt, OWING go Ol1 ant having MS
assets On,y 900 worth VI wearing apparel. Before
Register Williams yesterd ~ Mr. Aliens father claimed
ts3.OOO and hs mother 5000. These two amounts
wound have XIV them the con ro ln- voice H. the n-
polutultnt Of t,,lgn q, but MT - d. &. Van uNkrc
pruuuced ,Ni4euce OF larger claim Going loan maze
IN 1865, Mr' Harry Alien htlu mat he represented
tRliOrnlins who hele raius asItnst Mr.. franhnn
Ann AN untlns 10 tlf,uOJ. Mhou asard why tue,,
GAINS were not nled IA the pruper tine he aid tncy
MeIe destroyed IN 1ne "fee@ AZ Ashtanua Mr. >. d. C..
Van BOhhtltu VAS appointed assignee. MIR. lrAuAlu
Allen that these old debts # abJu I'VE
standing and mat having met Mith misfortune IA VAL
street he went To work Ike mau Instead OF piuing
over his losses, and Tor four years has mead saaged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20

NEw YoRR Friday. Jan. 1o-Receints Of
heeve- to day we're ~ car loads d97 mead, max nd
~ since Monday. against 3s1i FOR the pond
time last week. Good and prime steers were scarce,
and were sold at about yestrrays prices but Lowell
grades dropped. closed wcas reduction of &c.
n. The Dest car loa1 In market ragged 100
anu changed hands at 12.c = n dress IS Ms 10 tht
gross cw and common 70 strictly pune steers RANGED
gross cwt
Receipts ofsheep and lamos were % ears. or 4,5Oi
head making lll52 since Monday, against 10 si Tor
corr spending time iast week. Tue demand was not
b strong ported cstcriay. and dea generally
rated the market easier. Fair 10 strictly sheep
ranged from divc. TO nc. ~ ana common and ordi
nary do bilc to 6iAc. n. A car load Of Color I'd q
sheen not sold would probably 20 rs low A. Be. n
hecepis OF hog. we're 70 car lOsd- 34sO mead, max
M 10 % tiuce Monday agalu 1000 tue salI
time last week. None for salU alye.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20
A Woman SuGrasisrs Victory before the
House Judiciary Committee.

wAsHINGTos, Jan. l9.-Mrs. Lockwood, a wo-
ruraglst and attorney at law. practising In this
city appeared before the House Judiciary Committee
tnis morning. asking for the presentation Of bill pro-
vding for the admission Of women TO practise In all
the courts OF the Al nrst but three members
OF the committee were In favor of listening to any
hu prOpOsliiln hut at the conclusion Of her arRu
meni winch Was quite lengthy as well as Orclble aud
entertaining. the committee voted unanmOu In
favor OF presenting such NH Mrs. Lock oOd was
the lady VINO recently refused admission the bar
OF the supreme Court, ana II was on the st-eng II
MS refu al thar she appeared DcIore the committee.
a large number OF petitions, Sign d mostly ny women,
relating the same subject, and pray ing also for uni
IN Congress To dav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20
LCHOLs FROM THE DUEL.
Mcssrs. Belmont Jerome, and Hechscher Be-
lure tue Grand Jury.

Mr.. August Bslmont, Mr.. Lawrence
jerome, aud Mr. John e. IIeckscher, to whom
has been ascrioej definite knowled In the Ben-
uett-M y cdse, went before The Grand jury
yesterday IN obedience u subrUuaes. Tue ex-
animation was very brlei. In.y N declare
tua tines know nothing about tue duel e1cur-
sion kept Aesisay.
f'on. ne 7els2ram.
Mr.. Lawrence Jerome WIS wnimscaily indig.
Haut at the extent 10 whcu he lad become III
luteryirWet. lie protested against luuiug
l. purt,.s slidin- DOM his chimney and turnIng
W uuLer n.s bed. No burglar OF sale o,cr. tor
90 ~ nc followed about Muru III n ne h.s Oeen.
Disguise va, useless. lie Was wihug ,.nI even
.AA Us to J1lua Polar expedition or any other
~ "MN} 'i cF use Whlth Would hrlhs u ll,t.
II he N,es not projected he would seek safety IN
q Innate "ssiun or Ludlow street J N. All Of
u'' testimony "a- gwen with uciifluu- AuNur,
We" VS. gird1y appreciated by tue GRAND
jury. Iie a.
".lr. .ltln.n,. Willie re lily know nothIng
about me u4it, kept iurni-uing the reporters
MN met ~ Ire n-ws mat hlea me pApeIs re,
lhilu- 10 the Dur. lhrb iDrsiatcd that al
soncthiDg To- 90 vita arranging the pr,umina
re, i'f lne u-n.i "ns Nno"ln- mat ltwas bread
p.lA uN iNe }aiG lug ~ SUCH tXcitiug iufur..A-
ton, iurnisnei them VITA principals aud SEE
ouun on every orc ~ II ~uen a.ntu. old tui-,
lIcp.At, fol tac ucuru. ~ the reporter. iuaialy.
assure y'u, ar Iuteuihn, uluht hnIM Tue
ur tniu< aDuu ino uuei, bat tucY Wound in-i,t
upon II tuAt anew III .Duut Ia. aiu ll,d tho
"iAr - ttouEhi 10 u close. AN tl.d to 10
mere To- leutNc uis MIND ana lAu huulle un tNls
very tNcitng suuJ ct. i am u man Of ueace.
/ an a resptctrr II the laws Of tue and.
wOuid nos e1uurrl toe ahcduing u blood ~ any
DINER way except ace lrdiug 10 aw and the doc
cor. incrr aic some aIOudy -niHued men ia tue
con- NdultYi but ana n1l one OF tAem. b Dc.
Or. ftcnian, hou are satisfied thst 1 am "a law
auldlns citiI n auu opposed 10 ts use Oi uie-
ariu, tNrcrt Ia Gaze ~ defence aud inv sion. II
you have 40 Wlth ne, Nj. Foreman, would
like 20 retire aHi i.,hlno nv pleasant occup-
uou ~ All street, WnDie viii DO most happy
To see any memnrr Of the Grand Inquest and 10
attend To any uusines, IN my mo TO the entire
satisfaction OF Az pariles." Mr. jerome with
drew, ana the Grand JuIy joined Ia roars Of
laughter.
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ArrTVcd F HTDAY, Jan. 10
p Ethiopia. 'rair Glisgev Jan g. and Neville 7rh.
r tarondels faircinih tefnan Jau -, anu Pom
koyal 10Th.
s. osidt. Crocker. Pr aielphil.
> Harrisburg. Worth. Parade puts
- " l HAMS ort, Nillrtts. Pan i.clnhta
town 9TH.
$ New leans. Dearborn, New Orleans Jan IL
- Is II. lcuiletpn 4 llaielpula
; tVh btfuHs. inct-sul 20, savannah Jau 10.
s. Lancaster. Miils. mi vaia.
> Santec. DAVIS NrW Bedford.
bark o-mi DuhrINuc-t NtranOvlch Liverpool,
Bark ~ a, her. LO' don.
AtO thr u-ufi river ntrDts'wisr v'sssiL
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auslntss tlo.ltcs.


From rftcr Cannon. va; General Agent ol
TIE Sussex tilll Anu 30 Newton. '. !.
."H!ving u-"t u p N lrrAH'- UALSNN OF WILD
GUERRA IN ns itulW Win e. .df t4t tgr. i'r ma '
Y lestimoh Of ~ tihcl'v, aui l'c iuu. rd o hO4a
w ~ 'MA.i - !I9u ud-h ''le, aut Pulm0n ~
u sls's o. l'ug sftuli.~ 10 flu. &C. auf r,li ole
remedy" % cents aud IL tott,. sold by all drug
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE AiHANAr-rrfs nav.
sun rises % sun ... u3 NtO1a rlsea IL II
. ni1h WArtR-rlut nay.
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To do the best thing possibe to be done, and
TO spare no pans m dong H. up the conditions OF
great tnt cc,.es u IN retorc proper 10 predict for
b !. Bdbbits Toilet soap an ONcrN uelming pOpu-
arty exhaustive Aennca, sAill and 9criecl hon
ery Of purpUse enter into le composition Of IT, tor the
nne vegetable OIL arc u-scentei e1cept " their own