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RIVERS AND ITAnBORS.

TIE ANIMAL APPROXIMATION NIf1s
WAaMlNar0x, D. O., May 4.-The Alyer md
Ilnrbor bill reported to th6 House to-duy u.akes
tho following appropriations;
Pcnnyylyauin-Alacgheny River. from tho
mouth ot Fronoh Crock 10 p!ttshurg, $4,000;
Ohio River, tsst0, 900, OF Which $1,000 shall be
expended oI. tho Davis island dam md 3lao,o0o
OF, tho r!yer from lts mouth To It's head; Eric
tharbor}, Es3,00o J..
Ohio-C Cleveland. fls50oo, AshtAbuls. GO, so;
Nusxlnxum Rvur Uoc. harbor at t1o mouth Of,
10000; Handusky harbor, ", ,60os Toledo, ts1.
COO,
ludiana-Atchisan City toutailo harbofl, $40,-
0D, ::
Iillnols-ChoaHo toutside harborh $4,000,
Calumet. ,0Oi 3alena tEtyer md hnrborJ,
$i2.000.
Micbigan-Grapd Haven, $1,000: Hagbor Of
Ncfvxa. yczs Huron. S7a40Aj 1t, Cla.s Flats,
, 1880-05-05
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE Cn.rAoo TRIBUNE has established branch
niccs for the receipt ut subscriptions end ADVERTISE
ncpts a. fol1GwK.
NEW yORk-1l0on - 1Ftbnns Building. F. 4. Nc
FApDES, Manager.
GLASGOW, scotEand-Alant American Newn
Agency. 81 Ncnf,eld-st-
LONDON, EnE.- American Exchange, ~ etEnf1d.
HENRY r. GIt.t.IG. Agent
WASHINGTON, ~. G.-1a1a r street.
, 1880-05-05

GAMlnALDr and the IrTelcntd party pro-
pfse ia take d very active pnrt In the coming
electoral contests In lfaiy, TO mid IN the e1cc-
tion Of cand!dutes Of his way Of thinking, tho
revolutionary lcador has nppcaletl to Engitst-
men for financial nh1 His policy this tiino Is
not Hill antt-rapal one, md. without The reilly
tous element thrown in, tue class who aided him
t'cforc nre not likely to uake very enthusiastic
Tgspcnse,
, 1880-05-05

A0A1S tic runlor of the wholesale conver.
sion Of England to tho ftannn ,Cntholio faith h
rcylved. 1t is probnblc, however, Tint tho con-
versions to mot exceed dozen, most of whom
hnve a'cen received into tho Church by Cardinal
Newman nt tho nnv celebrated Or1ltory ut
Drphapton, near n!rnlnghnn.
, 1880-05-05

FEAlPI.Als-AtteniItr III Knights: Yon aTe herrsy
nntitcd 70 reMde1v m vtn!s nt tis AsyinH Ans 10 =
prompt to unite will Chlcago and II 1ternarh C.nl-
Mauder!c* md e:s0Et tho Most In.ait t;rnnd aas.
ne~ Eenttal MHs.tiiai Thsrs alI vii tarticats y,
Mho can d. 80 einuid be psrsGnt: HI nEder ef tte
.EuItbent Commander. II, T. TIFFANY. NCooTdtr.
IfEHrEltIA 1d3lN1F No. III. 4. r.. l. A. M.!rha
omberh arc i.crehy notified to attend regnlaE C.m.
Hail. corner llantiulph Glld italAed-stk. Wsslnns-
day evening. MAy 8, nt tKh'cnck Mnstet- MAaOns ntu
oapoctAy Invited u ba prsspnt. ny urdGr IT
JAMES SMITH, W. Al.
CIiAs. II. BitENSAN. SECRETARY.
, 1880-05-05

TnE Washhurne meeting at Fairbank Hull
Inst eyenlug was representative and entt1sssi-
asttc GAthcrlng. Tho hnlt WIS packed. aud Ut
lcast ao0 persons were turned Away for want Of
rsotn. Strong speeches In favor OF tho nolninn-
ton Ut Sir. Washburuo wern luude b. AfoAsrs.
Anthony and lsastcr. tho latter declaring that
INT only would Mr.. Wnshburne socure the full
Ger1lln Republican vote, but Is per cent OF tho
Qcr1Mnn uemOcrutlo vote. 4 committee WIS
appointed by tho chnir1nnn tM~. WillInx) to
draft m ntIdrcAs setting forth tho sentiments Of
thu meeting, md ward committees Of three
werc appointed to look aftcr tho tutercsts nf
MIR. Washbnrle ut tho primaries next Saturday.
, 1880-05-05

VlcToH1A's band of Apacl,es seem to have
taken to tho wur.path In real earnest. Last
week they killed thirteen hcrtlers Ienr tho Moye1-
Ian Mountains, New Mexico, slaughtered seycrni
nl!iers In tho salno Territory, md attacked a
farming settlement On, the Frisco River, but
wcrc driven D1. They have returned, however,
with refnforcements and ate lloH besicgin1 the
PLACE.
, 1880-05-05

THE House Committee Oh Appropriations
bus recommended IN item Of Ei45.00 fur tho
Improvement OF tho Ct,seaRt, t,arbdr. The Cont-
mittee has also reported In fayar Ut a survey Of
tho river, III accordance With tic request Of
Congressman Dayig.
, 1880-05-05

THE affstocratfc classes In Russia arc not
well pleased with tho icnleut poticy which tho
Car Intends tn pl,rauc with rrenrd to tho 1ews
md tho Poles. The artstpcr1itie ciasscs wcro
never known to fhvnr Il humane or tolerant
policy at my timc. anywhere. The Gar IL re-
ported aa determined to carry out tho policy
which he has entered on.
, 1880-05-05

"DiL1." king Indignantly denies having
anything to do with tempting Springer to do
wrong In tho WRshburil- poHnelly cuse. Hopro-
testa With yiyor, rehnncnec, md yiolcnro that
ho had neither hand, act, uor part in writing tho
hfthc- Offering cptstic.
, 1880-05-05

WELLrISFonstEp persons at st. Petersburg
deem war between Chm md 1sussin incvita-
bic. Tho Indy President of tho He'd Cross So.
ctety has received Instructions to prepare n
'arge supply of lint bandages, which arc prola-
bly, intended to bind up tho wounds 1T tho N,,a-
stnn soldiers Nhu may suffer ut the hands OF tho
CcJcftiuis.
, 1880-05-05

TltN Indianapolis Journal deacrahcs Con-
grosssnan Weaver, Of Iowa, Ga o ss.an who "has
Just enough knowludg0' to mako him think he
knowa It al, and not enough notieaty to prevent
him from adopting that conclusion. H0 possesses
tho faculty OF telling what ho doesn't know In o
higher degree than moat snen, and has more fR-
oIllty in Alul''ng tho worae appear tho better
rcaxon tnan would 10 expected In ONO OF his
narrow caltbro and limited education"
, 1880-05-05

An Investigation Of the Dasutaria Canal,
The pspposei new route from Ncw Orlcaus u tho
deep waters of tho Gulf, ha. Just tccn oor,.
uluded by Capt. John CowdoH aud party. They
desUoaded along tho ruute Oh nn ordinary river
stuatner, t&kiag soundinga for th!Ety-1ve miles,
With tho result Ut hAding tho channel ajruudy
fully twenty-five fest tu depth a1ad from fi3teen
10 .40 frst lu Width. Thu rhaunel IL throe-
toAFths sqrnlcd NOW. and. VI ruost, one-ba OF
.1ha naenRy spent Oh tho ERds jettles can make U
, 1880-05-05

Mn. WlflrrAREh, the editor Of tho Lcpdnt
1tn1ff. hRs siccI sentenced tn seventeen months
imprisonment by tho Turkish authorities for Js-
suing number of hts paper after tho order Tor
fts suppression had Ronc forth. As Mr. Whit
takcr Is british subject Il is not probable that
he will rclnnIn long III priaon.
, 1880-05-05

IN ths Judgment OF tho managers tho third
torn causa In this county hns got 10 bo lust
'spontaneoua onouXh. Now Ia tho tlu,o for
fuw snap cuuousos aud prImarlos 10 give tho
"Epoutaneous" de1nal,d ot tho people ohancv
to bo hcAru.
, 1880-05-05

h WITNESS In 4 murder case In Wayne
Csunty. Kentucky. has bccn several times re-
gucstesl to leavD the country by thu friends Of
the murderer. hut without effect. Last Thurs
day night his i,0liae wHs attacked BY Il tuud Of
Six men. sorne of tho party having pushed In
tho tiut,r attempted to enter, but were knocked
down by M nx in tho hands Of ono Ut the occu-
putttE. The fnaskers retreuted for ns1httc, TIL.
returned to tho t1lrxe once more, when tho
leader was shot dead. Tho pt&icrs thnn flcd.
, 1880-05-05

1aTELlIoEscs by way OF London from
Turkey goea 10 shor that the rtccnt Invasion 1T
tho Alhanlans Ut the territory which tho Porto
rns 10 hAre yielded to Montenegro, hAn beutl III
stigatta by tho Turkish authorities and 0rgan-
LED and planned by Turkish ucen.
, 1880-05-05

At tho last County Convention Commits
a!ohcr Singer said he was opposed to rlngn and
caucusox lie wanted everything 10 bo fair,
gQ,inro, and abovu-boAr1 II Mr. Singer A. Chair~
nun OF tho County Colltral Committee yesterday
st.,ck to theso principles the hystanders were
outrageouIly deceived.
, 1880-05-05

TIE Washington correspondent Of tho
Springfield Re1Abltcan-htmself intensely anti,
0rAnt and anti Dl4iae-says that ha apprrhnnds
tho nomination Of the latter - fur more proba.
hl0 thQn that OF tho turmor.
, 1880-05-05

! TIE President signed The Army Aprronri-
lhon bill md tho Fertilization Appropriation,
nil yesterday.
, 1880-05-05

THE House judiciary Committee las rec
commended n postponemunt III tho canslGanltior
Of tho Geneva Award bill till next session.
, 1880-05-05

Grant al Lttis Rock LoMn u Gataoa.
| saw that tho fccl-i Until this Govern
ings of tho past warHJ Jtnent shall prtttcet itA
gnnc. Nothtng Will adj lcItlzons In their c0tiatl-
vance your prospects W tuuonal rights utitlcr
sone6 ok sectlannllsin. lars everywhere, Il
| hnvG noticed In my fhlls tn perform tlult
travels that seetIouaL- ihuty that belongs tn q
tHn! Is passing nwny, fdoverlnicnt to l'c per-
md tho countries OF tue termed toward its Gitl-
world Aro rvtnruInx tofzens. Uudur Grant,
TINT broad fold OF lib. these d,itfcs, IN my
cn.lity which Is prog Judgment. will be per-
reBs. Formed.
Tho Chicago thtri-torm shrlekcr WIS caught
between tho devil and tho deer-sca by the
Nboyo opposing and utterly Inconsistent utter
nnses- It ha.' to choose lotweon tive masters.
1t choso Grant mad concilihtion. Though It has
l'ccn hloosly-BhErt organ from It's 1nfnney, and
bus takcn It's principles from Gen. Logan as q
chill takcs pap from Its nurse, 1t haltea tho now
Cancellation proRr.In raw anu whole. In its
issue Of yesterday tho ex-bloo1y-sh organ
sAys:
w doubt very much whethot tho class known
Us "RrtyA.li iorS" OF tho H1uth arc my moro
patriotic or loyal thAn thoy wese four years uKo.
hare ttd aTc bFeakinu s,n1y from their ietcrs AMI
Wfp4rtng 70 descrt u party dtd d cGa.so tsat hare
s es sS. S4 g h @ E oefF a a"a fa at 1f fs sfss
!aaatat!ai etttsens II saat thoy vii sapport Hraat @
tiecarations hn Inter Used,s has published II,
tho snaps Of open lotters from, tho Turties them.
9ovsa to1Hh. W. aTs ass,,rs ~ ~ syn soMnon so,,s9
create IN atmosphere In tho South which would
mike It safe for eolorel Republicans % orp1ntze
ontl ii rnauhe, ant ito solid .pcn,ocratlo South
becomes almost sollily Republicans.
Nov whnt VIC desire to know Of tue ex- bloody
shirt 0rgan IL shls: Dnes 1t bc llcye TINT Gen.
GrAnt % conciliator il tho only mum nt for tho
enorgonoy7 Does 1t not know that Il. Il. Hayes,
n, 4
, 1880-05-05

QES. LOGAN has abandoned hls post of
duty in Washington and come home to holp
manufacture spontaneous enthusiasm for vlo-
latlon Of the third'tesm principle, He hnds Ii
uphill business,
, 1880-05-05

FHoN PRESENT appearances the Ohio Demo-
cfxttc Convention will select Thurman, tipleKa-
tion to tho National Convention. Whether DEM
e:rais or Republicans, 0hIoans are very devoted
10 fAVurlt SOnH."
, 1880-05-05

A FIRM doing business III Paris and Buenoa
.Ayres has failetl In tho Btm at kl,0o1,000. Much
OF tho loss falls OH afaBelleater {Eng.j firms.
, 1880-05-05

OVER 1900 tiien AFe OF Il 6ttfkg In tho
North of England in consequence II tho !rol
manufacturers h.lytns rnauce4l wnpgs 5 per cent.
Tho COTTON manufacturers It burnley, Hack
burn, and other Lancashire tnwnA t,avo ngrecd
on . un1forla reduction Of waxee, aud strike
, 1880-05-05

DEspEnArK cases require desperate reme-
dies. Tho calling Of anap primaries aud anup
Conyentlon Il 4 confession that tho thtrl- term
caslse In this county IL losing ground every day
and every hour.
, 1880-05-05

X pHY-1oonH lloUsI: fins failed at Houston,
Tex. Thc liabilities Rse placed ut fl0sQo0, tho
lGscts ut ss00o0.
, 1880-05-05

THE dead bodies IT two horse-thfcves were
found hanging FROM tree ac4r Galveston, Tex.
Monday 1nornlny.
, 1880-05-05

THE Sixteenth Ward Republican Club
passed resolutions lust evening strbnRly intlors-
ing tho candldaturo of Sir. Nashburne.
, 1880-05-05

llatcn,an's Sherman bureau set Up ridlou-
lous clnltn that John will got 2:B votes III the
Convention OH tho ilrst bnllot- Suppose tho
Congregations to ayorago about tho same for all
three candidates, tho ouso would then stand
thusly:
lsranL. .stl
IA theso totais aggregate 988 votes and there
ara only 758 in tho full Convention, thoy wilt
hnvo to be cut down about II per cent, or nearly
one-qunrter, which will leave thom M follows:
For Qrant.
Majority against third tcrm.. lis
Tnkfny tho wtofo fold into yfow this IA Just
about the present outlook OF tho contest.
, 1880-05-05

CAPT. TorrEIl Of tic relief ship Constella-
ton, received tho freedom ol the City of Dublin
yesterday,
, 1880-05-05

THE Cuban authorities report tho sur-
rendcr Of several rebel offcors and soldiers. II
theM reports Ut aurrendcrs were true, the
rct,el army would huve been depleted long aKo
, 1880-05-05

Two M1SErs ut Astor City, near Lend
willie, guntrclcd Lust sunday about mining
c!Hjm. Thu result ut tho quarrel WIS that they
fatally shot CGch other.
, 1880-05-05

THE nomination Ut Judge Key rs District
Judge Will not bo sent tn tho Senate uiAil to-
wara the ci0seol tho session, ttAt Ali apecula-
ton ne to his aAcccSs,r for sotin tlng to como
is Idle. President Hayes usually kccps his own
r3ttt4a1.
, 1880-05-05

RIVAL sets OF delegates werG aelectetl by
rival Republican District Conventions at Iiuhi-
moro yesterday, Both sets Will clntm admission
to tho Republican 6tato Convention.
, 1880-05-05

A FIRE which occurred mt Santiago te
Cuba destroyed 100 hatItAtlons. Many fau,llica
arc reported to be in great distress In cnt,sc-
OIleuCH.
, 1880-05-05

WARRINGTON, May 1.--Tlie friends Of tho
three prutntncnt cont estnnts for tho Republican
Presidential nomination. respectively, Clattn Tho
lNar1tat inn :
, 1880-05-05

A wonAy at I'en1 Yah, Y. T., drowned
her two children In clEtert. and then attempted
10 drown herself. but was rescued. She Ia HON
raYing n,Aniuc.
, 1880-05-05

From oil that could bb learned last night
LII zpfescncc 10 the pruLublu y0te Of tho Wis.
cousin Republican Convention tts-day it would
&esnl that Washbusnc u the fayor1t Ut tho dole
Kates. IN she hrst bAllot lhe ypto will probably
atanu sotpeHhst takp this, WAshtltue, Vi;
Nsiue, ~; Grant, u0; Sherman, ~.
, 1880-05-05

JUDGE COOLEY, Of Michigan, yesterday dc
cldei that Christmas Day Mas teKel holiday.
, 1880-05-05
THE following is the result Of tho Illinois

III Oxle C<,unty tho delegates were instructed
for blaine, with Washburno for second choico.
Tho Gruntites carried La Sale County only by Il
very narrow majority.
, 1880-05-05

LET al! good citizens turn out to tbs prs-
msrses next Saturday aud sepuka tho iRsolouce
Of the uRohlup,
, 1880-05-05

Madison strcet. between Dearborn hnd etate
Abbey,s Now York Park Theatre Company la "Fatr
fax." Afternoon &nd evening.
, 1880-05-05

H0OitY's 1hcNfre. -
Aan6olp,t attcet+ betwoen Ciare nnd la Sale. John
Dlilpn nnd tho laisdeii comedy Co.. In "lcm0ns."
Afternoon and evening".
, 1880-05-05
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, 1880-05-05
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Corner Madison and Icashurn-t tts-. Chicago, Ill.
, 1880-05-05

KTnEerly's Thentre.
Dearborn stroet, coraer nf Monroe. "1'te Tour
tsta on tho Pullman palaeo Tar Afternoon and
eYenfnG
, 1880-05-05

Cnaktitl9 at Clira, Ftb. a.
Tho dnyIlil Ut StAte-
rtahts, tho same heresy
(which t1ns once dronch-
led our land In blnod and
hurried it III te,sro. again
Il],lffta itself nnl gralsps
lat ti0Mtuiun. 1t de-
EellrcS now that the MI
(tlonl.l authority Inns no
right to protect n Na-
ttOnAl election. This
t1lDAEls TINT In acyDrnl
States thore shall bt, ne,
FREQ election or Ga>nnt.
Whoever In.ky f,o tho
Democratic nominee,
foycry Electoral vote III
tho eouth will be regis
LtcrNl for him.
ttHssn at Chtetlqa,
| Until this Govern
Jtne1lt shall prtttcet itA
eltlzons In their cOnatl-
tuuonlll rights s1t,tlcr
Tho Constitution azld
laws everywhere, It
fhIls tn perform tlult
itiuty that belongs tn a
fdOyeralHicnt to l,e per-
formed toward lts ulti-
xgns. Uudur Grant.
these t,itfcs, In my
Judgment, will be per-
formed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-17
RELIEF FOR IRELAND,

Almost every fash of the Atlantic tele.
graph, for some time past, has brought with
1t news of the sufferings of hundreds of thou
sands of starving Irish on the other side of
the ocean. Relief Committees have been
formed in different parts of the world, and
measures inaugurated to give these furnishing
people aid. Liberal contributions have been
made In many quarters-one of the most
prominent being the 100000 generously
bestowed by the liberal-hearted Bennett, of
the New York Rerold-but still more, much
more, is needed. These people in ireland
have NO promise, other than contributions
rnade abroad, of permanent succor until the
next crops are gathered, six months hence
and until that time they must be supported
BY the charity of the world, or ssarye. In
view of these facts, and after consulting with
some of our prominent citizens, we have de-
termined to call upon tho people of J efferson
to assemble at the Court House in Charles.
town on
Friday nert, February 2Oth, 1880, :.
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, to take such action
rs the emergency demands. Our people have
never yet failed to meet cry for help, no
matter from whence it came, and we,are sure
they will come up to their full measure of
generosity on this occasion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-17
GRAND AND IMPORTANT ENTER
PRISE.

We have recently read letter from Col.
w a. Morgan, of this place, to tho Hon. B,
+. Martin, Gov. +. W. NJ. Holiday and
Gov. VIM. T. Hamilton, embodyiug plan
for the improvement of the Potomac river
making it navigable for steam vessels-by a
system of locks and dams from Washington
city up as high as Cumberland, Maryland,
and urging them to take hold of the enter
prise by bringing the matter to the attention
OF Congress, and pressing it through to a
speedy and successful completion. The
Colonel says all enterprises must have
starting point, and as it has been over one
hundred years since Rumsey successfully
applied steam power to propel his boat here
as this point on the Potomac river, he thinks
1t about time old Rip Van Wrinkle should
put another on. From that day to this, the
hesving bosom of the beautiful Potomac
river, here at this point, has been undisturbed
BY the ploushiDg keel of the steamboat
when steam has been successfully introduced
wherever civilization has extended. The
Colonel hopes the press of this State will
take hold of his scheme aud give aid and as
sistance to the nterpIise.-Shep. Register.
We hope this matter will receive the most
earnest attention, and If at alg feasible, no
effort should be spared to secure the end de-
sired
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-17
Ii A. Z Z l E d

- In Charlessow WI. on Wednesday afternoon,
February 1lth. 1850. by Rev. J. a. Register, Mr.
LUKE LUX G: sTRlDER; of Washinetom CITY, form
linson. of this town.
AT the residence of the brides father, Alcx-
ander c. Dill. near Willow Grove, Kent county
delaware. Dozen Der 31st. 1879, by Row. A. d
Dick assisted by Rev. George j Smith and Rev.
j. K. Dbl. Rev. JOHN DUKE McFADEN of the
Maryland annual Conference. NJ ethodis list Protes-
tnnt Church, to Miss LUCINDA DILL.
AT the residence of Jesse Gould. Esq. in Chel-
sss s e M5ssschnsetss Jann9ry 25th 1850. by Rey.
TO Miss ETH ELDA LAMBAUGH. OF Melrose.
formerly of sarper's Ferry, W est Virginia.
In Louisville. XIV, January 18Th 1850. NV Rev.
Mr.. TYLER. Mr.. JOSEPH NJ FA RNSW ORTH of
Canton: H., formerly of harrisburg, and Miss
HATTIE NJ BLAND. of Louisville.
At thu Lutheran Church, in Shepherdstown,
on tho 18th inst, by Rev. D. NJ. Moser. Mr.
JOHN CASTER to Mrs. ELIZA SCHOPPERT,
both of shepherdstown.
TIE FSsbTuaT 0n 9Th 1850. at Paris Va. Mr.. NIL
ION ); HOPPER. of Fauquier county. Va, to
Miss EMMA A. GREEN. daughter of j. Frank
Greene, Esq Of Clarke county. Va, Rev. l.. h.
p In winchester, Va. Jannary 2ath. 1850. by
Rev. J g. Gardner, CHARLES 81. REEARY an
Miss SUE &REai. both of that place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-17

WILL buy good BLACE OAK BARK that il
properly taken and cured acco rdin e TO the fol-
lowing directions. and PAY CASH for il, At The
rate Of FIVE DOLLARS PER CORD, Of l2s ieet
meas ement t; delivered at my Mills in wincbe,-
ter, va, and -Four Dollars o a any Poin ON
the H. y. Railroad from Hancock to stanton:
put toe cars must DO carefully nd closely piled and
tHsd JuH-all thu team he gotten in them-iu order
to savo freight and carriage here which are an
much per car, whether the car con tains much or
little 0o- When you shio be sure to advise me of
the NUMBER OF your car, that may know yh,eh
is yours. and when the Bark I. unload. ed viii
ssnd you Statement and Check for the amount
Don fail to give me your Post ofi:e address in
foil and shipping station. -
DIaEcTioss.- Commence taking the Bark m
soon az it will peel wellrun fr.eiyeand be sure 10
nke the bar K from the upper part of the tree and
Nmos. for the young bark is moro fe.hy and b.t-
ter Than the old bark. which 10 mostly rosa. ,h.
park should not be broken p niue b. nd nu,t
be oil average thickness, the heavy but, bark bv
itself will not be bought n ipM price The ont
side OF the bark mus. always be Kept I'm. GOOD
way is to rest one end tho log. with OUTSIDE mn
which Will prevent its Curling: always protect the
INSIDE from the weather, which bein ? the MT
used must be kept bright. and allow ed 10 get
vet or mould, which iojures it. stren 9Th color
the all important parts
90 The Bark :nus' not be brouE hi in unt,lcur.d
enough to stack up cloteIy, nor when wet or
damp, for 1t will not keep-as have to nile Il
when received. GERMAN SMITH -
Winchester. Va, Feb. IL lSsO-.m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-17
TIE BALr1MoRE AND oa1o's NEW

TIE BALTIMORE AND OH1o's NEW
BuILDING.-The Adams Express Company
will soon .vacate their present quarters on
Baltimore street, near Calvert, when the
contractors. 8. n. & j. +. Adams. will begin
the work of demolishipg the buildings, SO
that as soon as the weather will permit ex>
oavating will begin. preparatory to the erec-
tion Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ofire
building, which will be the most imposing
structure on Baltimore street. The building
will cover tho entire lot. which is over 100
feet square, and will be seven stories above
ground. say 125 feet, including the Mansard
roof. The walls will be of massive thickness.
those OF the first story being of granite,
above which they will be of fine pressed
brick, relieved by stone trimmings. The
main floor will be devoted to telegraph,
ticket and express Offices; the second story
will be divided into Offices for the president,
directors, vice presidents, and perhaps the
treasurer. The upper floors will be used by
the chiefs of the various departments and
bureaus and their assis.ants.-Bah Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors Of Henry C. IHoler, de-
ceased:
pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit Court
l. OF the County of Jefferson. w. Va. made 10
E sause the.ein pending, to subject the Real
mont mont OF ms debts YOU are required to present
your clalms against tho said Henry & Moler for
aG1aaleatlon TO George w. T. Kearslev. Com
rmlssloner' at his Pl ace of business in the said
1850. " -' VI a&'cn'
Witness, F. P. Lynch, Clerk of said Court.
this 9th day of February. 1850 -
r.,. ,sso F.P. LYNCH. Clerk.