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CONGRESSIONAL REpoRrs-U. S. BANK.

CONGRESSIONAL REPeRTs-U. S, BANK.
Thu reports of Congressional Committees are
becoming extremely voluminous. Even where
we have but one on the same subject, it often
requires to be laid aside for a season of leisure
When there isl division Of opinion, il has be-.
come fashionable for both majority and mnori.
~ to make their several reports, which are re-.
ceived with equal courtesy. On the subject of
the United States Bank, it seems that there was
such further subdivisions of opinion. that re-.
port of merely Nominal majority could not
have been made but for the acquiescence of one
of the members in conclusions from which he
avowedly dissented The Committee do not
appear TO have much regarded the specific di.
rection of the House, relative to tho subject of
their investigations. They have presented n
long detail Of such facts and in such light MS
may render explanation necessary, and we
doubt not that n satisfactory one will b. given
The object OF the reporters was to exhibit the
administration Of the Bank in an unfavorable
point Of view, and they conclude, OF course, with
the expression Of an opinion, "that il ought
not, at present, 10 be re chartered" This opn.
ion, however, which for aught that appears, NAV
be that of All actual minority Of the Committee,
cannot DO considered Of much Importance. The
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"THE FAMILY VisIToR" is tho title of a
new religious weekly newspaper just COM
menced in this town. The terms are SI,25
per annum: it is about one-third the size
of the other papers.
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CASH STORE.

yESHE subscribers have formed connection
III in business under the firm of FISK &
FIELD. and offer FOR sale a general assortment
of Hy9RD MARE, CROCKERY, ENGLISH
DOMESTIC, and w. L. GOODS, at the lowest
cash prices. Strap Braid, Palm Lsof Hats,
and all kinds Of Produce, taken in exchange for
Goods. JOHN M. FISK.
SETH w. FIELD.
West Brookfeld, May 5, 1889. I9tf
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NEW GOODS.
YILL BE OPENED THIS WEEK

WILL BE OPENED THIS WEEK.
NNASES of STRAW BONNIE rs, cases of
~ Foreign and American DRY GOODS,
among which are Rich and Fashionable Silks,
eros de Naples, real Italian Lustrng, good
width. at 83 cents the yard; Summer Stuffs in
all their variety. These Goods will be sold
low, and TO the satisfaction of the purchaser.
RICE & SWEETSER.
Worcester Nav q
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.Ad9siniStratoy's NaLe.

WTILL be sold al Public Auction, at the
w late dwelling house of JOSEPH HUB.
BARD, deceased, in Holden, on THURSDAY,
the Eth day of May inst, at 9 O'Clock, A. M;
yoke of Oxen, Cows, pair three years old
Steers, ] pair Go. two years old, pair DO
yearling, Calves, 2 SWINE 25 Sheep and
Lambs, 80 bushels Corn, 80 do. Potatoes,
Ploughs, Chains, Carts, Iron Bars. Boards, Tim
ber; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing of Chairs, Tables, Beds and Bedding, Chests,
Desks, &c. &c.
SAMUEL sTRATToN, JR., Adm'r.
Holden, May 9, 1882. 2w*
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D@ We were mistaken last week in stating that
Ebenezer Torrey, ESQ.,, is President of the Fitch
burg Bank. That gentleman is Cashier, and Fran
els Perkins, Esq, President.
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The SUPREME JUDICIAL Court rose on
Friday afternoon last, after a session @.
nearly three weeks. Only two criminal
cases were acted upon, the Court being
mostly engaged in civil actions. George
Ho'0e plead guilty to two indictments for
larceny, and was sentenced to be confined
at hard labor two years in the House of
Correction. Lowell Boston also plead gull
ty to an indictment for larceny: Sentence,
IL months in the House of Correction.
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Dress-.Making, Millinery, and
Ne,o Goods.
Miss MARY M. ANDREWS

RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies Of
E-S, Lancaster and its vicinity, that she is
supplied with a small but general assortment Of
New, Fashionable SPRING GOODS, and will
sci! them on the most reasonable terms She
continues the DRESS-MAKING and MIL.
LlNEhf BUSINESS in fashionable style, and
her utmost endeavors will be 10 please all who
may favor her with their custom.
w She invites the Ladies to call and ex-
anime her Goods, and feels grateful to them for
past iavors, and solicits a continuance of their
patronage. Lancaster, MAY o.
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report will, probably, be followed by another, in
which we shall be presented with the views of
the dissenting members.
We have remarked that orr public documents
are often inconveniently and unnecessarily vo-
luminous. Those who frame them, not unfre-
quently indulge in style so discursivo us TO
add unprofitably to their own labor, while they
consume the time of public bodies for whom
ing them is not superseded by an order to print
them. Those, both of the State and the Gen.
eral Government, are becoming unwieldy and
cumbersome, and it is really time, in mercy. TO
postcrity, if not to ourselves, TO inquire if the
evil cannot be corrected.
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M.ACHL.N.ER Y at .Auctio,,.

EAlLL be offered for sale at Public Auc.
w ton, at the Factory Of MOORE &
SHAW, in Oxford, on THURSDAY, 24th inst,
sale to commence at IL o'clock, at noon:
Jack, Double Braker, l single Finisher and
Condenser, Picker, 10 Looms and Apparatus,
Shearing Machines, 2 Finisllers, Pulling
Mill, Dressing Mil, Press and Apparatus, .
Copper Kettles, Cauldron, 1400 Bobbins,
Fainter Bars and Wool Sacks, several Beams
of Satnett Warps, several Stoves and Funnel,
snndry Beams of Satinett Wraps, with various
other articles All the Machinery is new
been in operation only six months. The Fac
tory may be obtained for one or more years, on
lease OF a low rent. The above property will
be sold altogether or in lots to suit purchasers.
JOSIAH s. PRENTICE, ! .4ssignees of
Oxford, Nav g.
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WASHINGTON, May 8.

WASHINGTON, May 8.
Mr.. Hayne concluded, yesterday, his
truly splendid speech against the Pension
Bill, in the Senate. Mr.. Hayne has, l think,
manifestly improved, as speaker, during
the last four or five years. He has had able
tutors in the Senate. This last, and his late
speech on the French mission, are the best
which he ever uttered in Congress. 1t was
singular that, in the very tempest of his pas
sion yesterday, he was obliged 10 give way
to message from the House, and that mes
sage communicated the Mammoth Pension
Bill" just passed by the House, and to
which the Senpte Pension Bill, against
which he was lisclaming, is but a pigmy.
But, pass which they will, according TO Mr..
Hayne, it is all up with the Revenue
There is no longer any hope Of reduction.
The House bill, passed by a majority of
about 80-the same ma ority, within two or
three, that it had last session. AS to the
probability of its passing the Senate, in any
shape, | have not been able to form an opin-
ion. If the Western men unite with the
Southern in voting against it, it will be lost.
The appropriation bill is passed, at last.
Though it would not have passed with the
appropriation for the outfit OF the Minister
to France, if Messrs. Webster, knight,
Naudain, and Poindexter, or either one of
these, had been here. The President, in
anticipation of the loss of the bill, had be-
gun to make arrangements it is said. TO pay
the whole Civil List, out of his privy purse,
on his credit. do not know how he would
manage it-probably in the same way in
which he declares he would, in ten wears,
pay off the British national debt, viz: by
giving bills of credit. Why, Mr.. President,
said plain old gentleman, to whom he dis
closed this wondrous plan, is not a bill of
credit something like note promising to
pay? The President has been told so often
that he has paid off the National Debt. that
he literally believes it to he true. He be-
lieves that he possesses the Lamp of Alad--
din, or some other magic power, by which
he can raise and pay off millions.
~ Y Commercial .Advertiser.
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Public Sale.

"lLL be sold. at the late resi-
w dence Of James Doughertv. de j..
ceased. at Hsrpers Ferry. on Saturday
The 24fh inst (.iaych.) the personal pro-
perry Of said deceased. consisting of
Beds. Brdsteads and Bedding.
Three Walnut Tablrs--one Settee,
A dozen aud half Of Chairs,
One Mahogany Bureau.
One do. Secreiary-a corner Cupboard.
Three Ten Plate Stores,
And all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture;
Afrst-rate Rife good Fow lin Piece.
An excellent Mich Cow,
A variety OF Liquors. number oil
empty whisky barrels. &c &c
Terms Of ssie-Nine months' credit
will be given on I'll sums OF aud above
IS. the purchaser giving bond ~ ish ap
proved security; for smaller sums, the
cash viii be required.
p e.. xeCAB .1dn'r
val fAe vii sssered Of Ia. DsuxAsrfy,Iee'd
March Z, 1889.
a. All persons having claims against
the estate ofJsnes Dougherty. deceased,
will please present them, properly suthen-
tieatsd, fos settlement; and those indie bted
to the estate By seeouot or otherwise. are
requested 70 make imnediate payment.
r. e.. NcCABE
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PtBLIC SALE.

WVILI. be sold, on Thursday The s,h dsy
w 81 April next, 81 the residence Of The
subscriber, IN the Rich woods, al his stock
Of every description, consisting 81
6 York Horses, Colfs,
Sheep, and so OF GO Hogs,
Fresh Mitch COsCs, and q Number
Of IoUng Cattle,
Road Wagon, Tfhesf Fan.
Farming Utensiis Of SVsrydsseTipiiOR,
$50 acres Of Wheat, and 20 acres Of
Rye in fhe ground.
.9b0vf 80 barrels Of Corn, and q
quantity II Rye and OATS,
a quantity Of Bacon and Lard,
One Isrgs Copper Kettle.
an Dsy Household and Kitchen FIR.
niiHYe.
A credit Of nine months vln bs given on
~ sons q Yiyr Dollars sal spssFda. the
purchaser giving bond sod approved secuFi,ys
81 sums under givs Dollars nusi be eash.
No properly n be grpioyed satj The terms
u sale srs eomplssd eth.
JOSEPH KEPLiKCER.
March y. fsJ2.
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PUDx.I0 8AEE.

INTENDING 10 remove 10 the
II western Country, !, will offer, q,
public sale. on .Msadss tAe 26sA insons
(Mayeh,) At my residence within q mile
Of ShePherdstown, the following proper
", Wig:
Draaght Horses, Brood Mares, Zone
with fosl by Eclipse.)
Colts. Mich Cows, and Hogs.
Two Wagons, one OF which 10 new,
Cars--barsbear and shovel Ploughs,
Gears Of different kinds,
A frst-rate Wheat Fan,
A Patent Cutting Box,
A quantity Of Hay,
AL Of the Grain in the ground.
About 5000 weight Of Bacon,
Beds and Bedding.
Handsome Mahogany Tables,
Bureaus-Desk and Book Case,
Chairs, Wash Stands, &c. SC.
Will be offered for sale, at the same
time, IL not disposed Of by private con
tract. one Negro Woman aged % years
with q child . years old. Also, Negro
Boy 7 years old.
Nine months credit will be given or
ali sums OF IS aud upwards all sum.
under SIS must be cash. The wheat In
the ground will be sold on credit Of sil
months. Bonds with approved securit,
will be expected, and no property TO be-
removed until the terms OF sale be con,
Piled with.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS.
March 4, IS33-3t
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PUBLIC SALE.

"ILL be sold, at public sale, ON
wv Wednesday the 2sth day OF
March, (inst.) at the residence Of the late
Joseph Cross. about three miles from
Shepherdsto~n. on the Martinsburx road
sundry articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. among them. enc ten. plate
Stove, &c. Also, q full set Of Millwrighe
Tools. four half grown Shoats. and . va
riety Of other articles not necessary to-
mcation.
The terms OF sale will be cash on all
sums Of S. and under-above that sum, q
credit Of SIX months will be given. Tho
purchases will be required to give boaA
and good security,
JACOB oRNDoRFF, .sd,u'y.
March g.. l8S2.-3t
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Seven Houses 3 Lots, &c. &c.

A. YU0110 AUU11o1.
MILL - sold, % Monday the
" ssh q MARCIA pexf, &C the sub.
sesibss's sssijsess - Dslivas, the follow
leg vslsates Psspesty. Wig:
De keuse ssd lot. il Tie tewu 81 Bell
var. Jsesssss eesaty. Va seas The u. 8
Wsshs. seespied b James & Rsseh. %
Q tavern. sad 10 eessidsrsd . valuable
sssad. % account Or its sdvsstsgss fsr
water and being On the sew turnpike
read: Also. the house and lot occupied
~ Mr. huGhes, a. . store. sdjoiSiax the
6rst-mestiessd aid . house asd lot on
The opposite side or the road-ths house
ssw. aad calculated for . store aod bskc
hesse. havisg N even attached to n II
by . feet in the clear Also. the house
asd lot On Uniop street, occupied BY Mr.
Lucss; and the house and lot on the same
street, in the occupancy or Mr. john r.
Price. klso, the house and lot occupied
BY Mr.. Edward Wilson, on Union street
and the bouss and lot that occupy ,whic b
has . nevsr-failins spring Of water in the
yard, With largo and we'll improved gar
den. Tegsther With several buiidiog Lots,
which will DO cold 10 parcels TO suit pur-
chssers. Also. one soda fountain with
apparatus complete . gig and harness
, carts and horses; one COW; household
furniture. Wig: one sidebosrd, beds. bed
sfe.ds and bedding; carpetting. chairs.
tables. bureau. cupboard. clock; 4 ten
plate stoves, and drum. Also. one fat
bottom boat. suitable for . ferry boat.
Terms Of sAle-For the houses and
lots. ose- third OF the purchase money in
hand. and the balance in 6, 8, and u
months; the personal property ut nine
months credit, on all suu.. above IS un-
der that amount, the cash will be requir-
ed; bond and approved security to be
given. JOHNSON GARRETT.
March % 1891
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Administrator's Sale.

WILL BE sold, at psblic auction,
w at the late residence Of Hamil-
ton Jeaerson. deed, on Friday the asd
iast. the personal property Of said deed,
Consisting Of
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
Small and large Tables,
One Handsonse Sideboard,
Chairs Settee and Bureau,
Congratulations, g. Looking Glasses,
Oas large and good Cooking Stove,
A Ten Plate ditto,
A large and convenient Desk.
All the Household & Kitchen Furniture,
ztco COWS,
One Horse. Saddle and Bride,
A Copper Still aud Apparstus-Togo
Their sith many ethsr things not necesss
- hevs 20 enomeFste.
Tsrn,s Of ssis--Nine months credit III
be given op ell sums Of sDd above Eve
dollars. the purchaser giving bosd with
approved security; for smaller sums, the
cash viii BE required Sale 10 commence
81 - s'e ock, when due attendance will
be given by b. w. JEFFERSON,
March IS, ie99 .adB'r.
R0STPoWENRU1gT.
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JACKSON MEETING.

At numerous and respectable meet.
ing Of the frieeds Of the present I'd
minis'ration. held at the Court Rssse
Of jefferson county. in pursuance Of
public notice, JANIS L. RAxsox, Esq
was called to the Chair, and IsAAc
FovKR and JoRS DAvsnroar, Esqrs.
were sppoisted Seeretssiss.
On motioa, il was
Resslted, That i6the event thea The Legisjs-
tiveCsocSs sho0ld fail % n00;sste so0e ssis.
sbls persoa - psrsoas 10 rspreseas this Geo.
gressioaal District in The Nstiooal Coavessiea.
to be held in 0skiaoss, - Ny ssxt. thss
then. HissonsL OSss and EDW'D LrcAs, j..
be appointed delegates 60 sepeessss ssis
eeuasy h thss Convention. ed thss they be
issssuetsd 10 scs il coocert With such per.
ssas - 10y - sppoisssd for Ne same puv.
pess By Tie e&hss couaties Of the Cosgres.
sie~sl District
On motion. Il was
Received. Thss THE meeting do nominate.
BY bsnss. tee suitable pessess. % suitable
candidates - rep<esess Tie eosasy in the
sex, Lsgslssuse.
Whereupon, WILLIAM I.rcAs and
0RnAnD 3. WAoRR were chosen.
Aud then the meeting adjcuroed.
JAMES 4. HANSON. CA's.
s !:.as p p.g.. resari.'.
Nv. are requested to ss.ae, that Nr. LrcAs
declines accepting the shove Dominssionl
Ed Free Prse.
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Sale of Valuable Property,
HIRIHa or Y0QRoX

RA&AA&8 ~ - eSAOs
WILL be offered. At public sale. to the
w highest bidder. on Monday fA< 26fb
issfaSf, At the residence Of the subscriber,
sbov, four miles north Of Winchester.
= or 10 head Of frst-rate Horses. Mares
end Colts,
60 head Of Cattle-Hogs. sheep, in fins
order.
A set Of Blscksmiths Tools, almost new,
Pioughs. Harrow, and Farming Useasils OF
al kinds,
Two Wagons and . Cart. nearly new
With many other articles unnecessary 70 emu
merate.
A credit Of nine months viii be given on
oil sums over ten dollars, the purchaser giy-
ing bond With approved security FOE sums
OF and under ten dollars, the cash viii bs re-
quirrd.
sE- Al the same time and place, vill be
offered for hire, until the 25th Of December
next, or six young and scsivs NEGROES,
consisting Of Men. Women. Boys and Girls .
among them, . tolsrsble good blseksmith.-
Bond and approved security vill be required.
HENRY GUNNELI.
March g, 1832-ts
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To Nix. JOHN HELLER.

SiR:-Takc notice, that on FRI
- day the I 3th day Of April next
betweca The hosss of aise o'eleek ia tho
mossisg. asd sis o'clock 10 sks s.~s,eg |,
~ The Office Of Master Conm,,sioner ko>
bert Worthiagtss. at ChasIesio~n. iu
JeGsrsos eessty. in Virginia, Z will pro
esed 70 take the d-posisioss Of Roberg
Wesshisgtoa and Henry Heller. 60 he
read % evidence in suit in Chsncery
now pending IN the county court Of saul
cousty OF Jefferson, in which am COM
plainsnt and you arc defendant
NATHANIEL. MYERS.
March 81, 1889.
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Iss besusiesl rod sssssl evs yssss cid sAis
] spsisg. - ass sise, ssasiy q quito III
teen hssos A;gh, asssy psepsssiossd. ese
bia.ag sareagth. sesivitys ssd besssy. De
IN ssasd ~ ssssiag ssessa, q ~ ehs0. 90
0pequea. aes oals6ee6, = Je1eesea eeua.
y. sd Viu - - - Rsess - the ssdseed
psies - Eighs Dslless (essA) ths single bsap,
Twelve Dsl(asD Tie ssssoe, discharged -
Tea II peid visAia The seassn, I'D Tvsasy
Oeuess 10 sasure . 0ese, payable - soeo %
shs = koovs % BE- With fosL o. parted 9Th.
fiNy eesss % NE greoa for each nars. ss
b paid wAen the marc b cent 10 he hsese.
Al @srss seat 70 the hosss without written
iastruetieas % The eeassasy, vill 30 esseeed
6y The seAsoo. The ssason hes esmmeseed,
and wili terminate on the Ia Of July. All
psrssss whose mares did not prove IN fosl.
that we're pat - ~ horse BY the season. ia
1880. nsy nov pat The sane eumbes 70 Sis
wiliiso. BY the sssson, ssd unless they prove
- sosl. shalt pay aoshing the City csois to
the grosm excepted.
PeSigvee Sir william vss got by the
celebrated running hosse Sir W il6sm, he By
Sir Asehy, he by the imported Diomed, and
he by FioriEel, in England. Old Sir Williams
dam wss the running mare Belloaa, full sister
to BellvilI, she by the celebrated horse Bell.
Air, he by tho imported Medley. Bell.Air's
dam. BY the noted running horse Yorick, his
grand dam Bisck Selma, by old Fesrnsught.
h's x grand dam IVES Col. Hoskin's imported
mare. by the Codolphin Arabian. Sir Wi
liam's dam. Margaret. wss out off Celor mare
by f'orizei; he by Mej. Baii's rlorisel, he
by the imported Diomsd. Fiorizel. the sire
Of Margaret. was out Of vrsgo; and she by
the imported horse whip. outof old virago;
she by the imported Eolus, he by Regulus,
and he by the Godolphin Arabian. Celor.
the sire Of Margaret's dam vas out Of Gen.
nead's famous Aristotle mare. by old Janus.
WILLIAM GAINES.
Of Charlotte county, Ia.
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Ths New fork rrIss% give secDurts Il h-'d
ybish happ acd Ia ~ 81 10. in,erior Il tha,
s'a'e, which srpcsT d; h.ve been more extensive
and desruesive Va u. Effects, thsH that which
l'ss)y oeSprved On THE Ohio. The Albsay ps-
pm soaAain loas detsils q the destruction q
~oP'Eg - de, siiy' sad the seeouass from other
paris q TIE SsSse, q the Ioss Of livvs, booscs,
'Sas, bridges, and property q almost every de-
'sS'ps'op, ARE very dis,ressnx.
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AZ BellarSassiIlc, Ky. o. he sta % Jaasaary
lsss. By the Rev. yoa Hals-y. Mr. yAnss w.
Fuse, formerly o. CAsrsrssews, 70 bliss AHs
4. ALssAspsn, ssdea dssVhssg - he Rev.
Wedry Ab:z.sder, q sh~ former Pases.
u Mn M ies y he Rev. WiIiisa G;lssosv,
vsu, hssA q FreAssieh sssuey, We.
o. Tsesdag eveaieg -. y - Rev. SeVeimss
Tusepav WillaAn v. Dcsxing, e. Attorney
= Law. - Csasheriasa, Nd 30 Mis 0nnA
nAseas Dssss. dsssAs,r efshs ~ JoAa Dixsa,
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BALTIMORE, nAnru &c.
FtOUR.-Thc weekly receipts arc frscs;oa
short of $50 bhiA The wagon priee has tses
uniform ssd steady ~ StTs pr b6,.
ALEXANDRIA, aAuca -.
Ft0CR--yeseerSisy the varon prsss raaeed
from ~ Is 10 -. We Ssose sAs sAsss Vssss
- ~ s:Ai sos hesdess g.sserslly as@asd she
latter price.
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NEw HAxPsHIHE. The election Of
Governor and oiher STATE Oaicefs took
place 10 New Hampshire on the 18th
inst. samuel Diasssose - he yarkson
candidate Tor Governor. and iohsbod
Bartlett, the Nssional Republican Can
didafes.
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AZ . called meeting Of the Chariessowa Tenn
pcr.ns- soriesy. held ct tho Pr-.byterisa Church
on Friday the 9th i"s. the following osiecrs ~ere
eleeseds-
Rev SEEi.y BUM. Pr~Ssfrnf
Rev. AlHxANpsa JoNxs, 1S Wee PresidrHt.
Rev. q. ~. FuvE. 81 EIcr f,rcS1kss.
Rev D. Tusres, Csu~sessdny Secruory
And -. w. Jsusassx, Recsrdsy S~errswy.
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The thoroughbred four mile horse.
souTHERu HoI.IPsH.

M ILL sisnd this season on Mondays,
w Tuesdays end Wednesdays, al the
stable lately occupied bv DR.. charles Mac
gill, nsrl. opposite hir B,iimirs's tavern. in
Msrtinsburg; and on Thursdays, Fridays
asd Saturdays, st this stable OF the subscri-
Dor, in Sbsphsrdstown. end be let TO mares
at Tea Dollars the season. Mares from .
distance can be furnished with good pssiur-
sgs 81 6fty sssts the week. The season ha.
commenced, end will end the 25th Of June
next Every care will be taken Of msrss.
but no responsibility Tor accidents. Mares
from distsses must be cent 10 ny stable.
JOSEPH RNTLER.
March ~ laSa
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Sunday School Meeting.

VNuE Ann.v,rs.p Meeting Of the Berke.
- ley and Jeffsrson Sunday school Union
viii be held in the Presbyterian Meeting
Wednesday, April <,h, NJ n o'clock, A, -
Schools in union are requested to be fully
represented, ~ . full meeting 10 snxiously
desired. JAMES AchURRAN,
March -. Corresponding Ssc,y.
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061LL1WBRY q 14AD1TUA.
MAKING.
TIVE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il Ladies Of Hsrpers-Ferry and lie vinciniiy,
that she has commenced. and will continue.
The Millinery and !Manfsla- Afeking
Business,
Al her residencc on High. street. and vili be
able TO- do work in the nestess and most
fashionable style. She vili get her patterns
from below Spring and Fall. and vill be
pleased 10 accommodate all Who may favor
her with their patronage.
JULIA A. LEMON.
March 90, Ie32.-3,.