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81 having come to NV knowledge that Ger.
- tain vacsnc ieseaisf IN the Iss Battalion,
SSH Regi@ers. v. ~, he somyanies ..S~r m,
sommsnd Of Cspssins Hisc ssd Reiahsss, and sl,.s
iss~ly commanded BY Capt l. Lness. are ordered
70 s.ss nele q thsir usual place Of meeting in
snepnerdSova. q The fcurth SATURDAY. OF IN.
49, sm north s.A Msy,) s"sl the company for
Se,sy ec@mssded By Capt 3. &. Aloier, q ri.
eenn.srs tavern, Hzllto~n. on the third Sstur.
Gay o. ses ssne month. 10Th May, for tke pur-
Captains Hit- and Reinhsrt will .,,rri,,,,t
TIE election OF substerns in their resese,iy, COM
pssses, 90 Vssecr will be present tn sup~riu,rnd
the election of Captains and s,bal,erSs for ,l,,
other two eompanies.
Hour u meeting IN O'Clock, A. NJ
IA mcjorisy Of the Whole company 10 rean;r.
ed 90 BE- prescnt Co eleet officer; and ~ o. der.
similar TO thess gill b issued from time To time
until all the vsosaeies kied il will be veil fer
all concerned 10 attend. The 6ne for failing ,o
do NJ may be double that for missing Q muster,
And may be repcsscsiiy ine1rrcd.
Commandants Of companies, viii, in psirsu-
snee OF IN sss Of the last session Of the Lexisla-
ture concerning pstrols. proceed u the same times
snd places, or 20 soon thereafter rs prncticable,
to divide their respective companies iaso {" Five
squads OF divisions, Tor the purpose Of perform
ing patrol duty, whenever occasion nav rrouirc.
X. LUCAS, Lesf. Col
isfBaf 5sfAReg. y. VI
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Tie .Afny.-Ihs Washington cor.
respoodent Of the Philadelphia Isqui.
rer states that . very inpsrisns sitsss.
ton 10 askiag 10 the ssiform Of the
Uaited States' Array. The Presijeat
he's leag been desiroas Of restoring the
old Revolutionary sniform-shs blue
aud bsg-that miIiissy cssfvsss which
10 associated With the brave desds, the
gallant acts sf the Revelutioa. Ar.
rsagsaents ere therefore making, oy
which the uniform Of the United States
Army 10 l776, viii be restored on the
next 9Th Of July.
A soldier Of the Revoiutioa informed M the
oth<r day, th.s Ne esssssss, and thsa o( many
Of his eompssrioss, d@iag postiss Of that cvsa,-
ful period, ecasiaed Of ragged eoss and panta-
looms, With holes = shs chow, .ad knees, and
TO odd to the eeca, their Sars sef we're occasion
ally exhibited. We hope Co.gr~ss vin b<sr shi,
in mind. when considering the pensios biii-asd
reoenser, too. that dsprsaassdpsper money vss
The Only pey.]
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PUp1.Ic SALE.

"IILL be sold. on yuesday tks 15th Of
w May. (insf.) 1t my reside nee on Bull.
sk'o, near Kabletovn, ell Of my personal pro.
perry, consisting Of one Mare and Colt, Cows
and stock Cattle. Hogs, one plantation Wa.
gon. one Cart. Pioughs and Harrovs, Fum.
fng UfensLs Of sryy desoiphisn, Grain in the
ground, and Hay BY the ton. about three Asu.
sand pounds Of BICON 500 pounds Of Lard,
several barrels Of Vinegar. empty Barrels
and Hogshesds, Salt by the bushel, 1000
feet OF seasoned Pine Plank and scan,iing.
one Loom and Tackling. one template Stove
and Pipe. ell Of my Household and kitchen
Furniture OF every description, &c. &C.
"A credit OF nine months will be given on
All sums OF i've dollars and upwards, the pur.
chaser giving bond and approved security
All sums under Eve dollars must be cash; and
no property to be removed until the term.
OF sale be complied with. The Bacon and
Lard TO be sold for cash.
ABRAHAM HEFfLEBOwER.
May 3, 1882.
N. b. lhave Negro Boy 9 years old, and
Girl 10 years old. which, wish 20 dispose
OF at private ssle-the boy to become free as
the age OF IS years, and the girl at the ago
OF 2l-and neither Of them 90 be sold to per-
sons vho vish to take them out Of Jefferson
or Frederick counties. If not Disposed Of
previous to the day Of my sale, they ~ill then
be sold at auction TO the highest bidder.
A. III.
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Fesss ale Sem ssaras.

THE subscriber, tutoress Of young ladies'
Il and children, tenders her services to
the citizens Of Harpers-Ferry, Bolivar and
the vicinity. Those inclined to patronage
her are invited to call on her and Judge for
themselves.
The school was opened on the 18th of
April, In the house on Shenandoah, formerly
occupied as tavern by Mr.. Johnson.
Ternss IF TIi;on per year.
fast OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reading,
Writing, Arithmetical Tables, and the Rudi-
ments Of Grammar, Geography, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, &c. Qncuicated with n
simplicity adapted to the most youthful
minds)- ara
SEcoHp DkPARTMKNr.-Gramm and &C.
ography-combined with History, Natural
Philosophy and Composition-Bo lie al Nee
dle-work, and Arithmetic Hl6
TMRD DRpAhrhEST.-Drawing and Paint
ing, ichnographical, Geographical, Philoso-
Phical, Botanical, Historical, Poetical, &c.
$24
Heedle-work, plain and fanciful, taught as
relaxation.
No school on holidays and in the month of
August. CHARLOTTE GREGG.
Bolivar, April 90, 1892.
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RY virtue Of deed Of trust from John
10 Noland and wife. to the subscriber, for
the benefit OF Thomas C. Lane 4 Co. dated
the 18th February. 1881. end recorded in tho
ONCE Of the Clerk OF the County Cour, Of
Jefferson. will. on Saturday tie I2IA dog Of
nay mart, offer for sale. BY public auction,
on the premises. part OF lot No. -, in
Shepherdstown, situated Of the intersection
OF Princess and New Streets, fronting ON
Princess street 1o3 feet. and running back TO
Union Alley, So feet. Also, At the same time
and place, supdry articles Of personal proper.
ty, such a.
Carriages, Gigs, and Wagons,
Tools. suitable for Carriage and ia.
gon Makers,
find a uarieiy Of Household and
kitehen Furniture, &c. S-e.
Terms Of sale. cash.
Ell LEE, Jr. 1rustee.
April IL, 1892 -Imh.
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xuxr.ru SAIL

"lLL BIZ SOLD. to the highest hid.
w der. on Friday the liza iass. (llay,)
as the subscribers residence on Bullskin,
near kabIe's mills. the following property,
TO vit:
Fire head Of Coirs,
One set Of STILLS,
Iico template Stoves,
One Franklin do.
One eighf. day Clock,
Househoid and Kitchen furniture,
Beds and Bedding, &c.
Nine months credit on sums sbove 6va
dollars, bonds with good security being given
before the property be removed. Sale to-
take place early IN the day.
DANIEL HEFFLEBowER.
May 3. 1852.
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TUE subscriber having leased, for term
u Of years, The woollen Factory on Ope-
quou, belonging 10 John NJ. whitehill, (for-
merry Camerous, one mile from Smith6eld,
begs leave to inform the public, that he Is
now ready for the reception Of WOOL. He
will manufacture coarse Cloth, Blankets, and
Linsey, in the best manner, upon the short
est notice, and on very moderate terms
Much expense has been incurred, in putting
the machinery in the best order. A generou
public viii know how to reward this exer-
ton, and TO serve their own interests.
He will receive Wool At Robert Ridenour,s
Halltown-H. Keycs', Chariestown-and a,
Mary Lines, Leetown. The market price
In cash, will be given for Wool.
JOHN NJ. COYLE.
April 26, 1892.
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1919

.us MAJORITY 70 inc district, over Kan
Asi5.r district. following 1. the united
vote Of Halifax and Mecklsnburx.-Dr.
Ihomas p. Atkinsoa 53l, David shelton ST..
Major Goode 3Ss. Il 10 thought the cleo ien
viii be contested.
-aaAsra.-(l DELI Last week W. an
nounced that Robert Camm was elected In
Amherst by . majority Of 50 over David 8.
Ga{o4nd. We learn that the Commissio bra
have since Puvyed he Pelts, agreably to law,
and after deducting illegal votes, have re-
turned Mr.. Garland rs duly elected by ma
lority Of fCe The election will probably
be contested.
HsiVar.-[2]-James c. Bruce, william
D. Sims, reelected without opposition.
Sn'yfA-tll-H. b. Thompson 166, BENZ.
kins 90.
Tase,oeR.-[il-H. George I66, Thomas
Peery l4l, w. shannon IS.
S~ry.-tll-Mr. Crump, reelected with
out opposition.
notwithstanding 81, Rives 81. Mr..
kives 10 therefore elected his majority in
the whole district is near 300.
CITY Of Richmond. Rutherford
Is Reelected without opposition.
Observation-Disclosures II. Gholson and
John E. Shell, elected without opposition.
Guy Of Wiitiams6uyg.-For the Senate
Robert Anderson 40, John Page 90. Eliza
beth City and Accomac counties yet to vote.
For the House Of Delegates, Robert saun-
ders, Jr. 81, John NJ. Gregory 81. Mr.. Greg
DRY Is elected by Q majority Of l73 In the
district.
Eiisseefh city eownfy, (siong ,rith Warsiek. }
w. Jones, no opposition.
SEsArE.-John Page 81, s. Grinalds -,
Anderson 5.-And in WiQismsbsrx, Ander-
son %, Page &c Page goes to Accomack,
the last county to vote, 45S votes ahead OF
Anderson.
Ki~g Wsui~.-[ll-B. F. Dabney 9ao, no
opposition.
srxArr.-Philip Ayleu 2os. A. L. Dabnsy
Is.
Il kxss;mo,[il-coI. WIN. Hsi.kell BAL, Joseph
Aiddisssr snd Msithees.-[il-william II.
Roy.
SENArE.-The election In Middlesex very
thin, In consequence Of the inclemency OF
the Heaiher-Aslett COS, pabney 20, Nelson
declined.
.amstS--Riehard Booker-no opposition.
.Mslsss.-Joseph C. Cabell--no opposition.
Bath.-George Mayse-considerable ma
jority over Mr.. williams.
Eeyd.-fll-JacobH Helms 33l, PeterGuer-
rant $50.
sExATE.-Gcn. James Hogs 377, and Col.
Andrew Beirne les.
Cresnsrisy. 232, Anderson
as, Cary los, Bowlin So
sENArE.-Beirne S07, Hoge l37-Beirne
elected.
JMadisoa-lIl--Linn Banks, without oppo-
position.
sESATE.--Daniel r. Slaughter elected for
the district. Few votes were taken In THU
county, as Mr.. Hill had Withdrawn from the
contest before they reached it.
spencer NJ. Ball was declared, at the Gloss
Of the Fairfax election, to have had q ma.
joTity Of eight votes over his competitor, Mr.
Daniel; but on an examination Of the votes
taken AZ Fairfax Court House, by the Com
missioners appointed 10 examine the polls, h
Is aseeFtained that William 8. Daniel IL dull
elected, by & majority Of seven votes ovel
g. NJ. Ball, to represent tho county on Fair
fax In the next General Assembly Of vir
ginia. I.fiszsn&ris Gsz.
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The Baptist General Convention
holds Ice seventh tFienBiai meeting in
this city The present week. The nun.
Der Of delegates is unususlly large
embracing q representatives from SC.
teen States end the District Of Colum.
bra. The Convention wss organized
% "Wednesday morning BY the election
og Rev. 8. H.Cone 81 this city, Prssi-
deaf, sad The Rev. Howard hsIeon, Of
nostoa, Secretary. Their delibsra-
tioss are Ell public, in lbs Oliver street
meeting h0vSe.--N T. Journal Com.
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DANCING.

v WIS Is the period ct which promised
IL to return here to teach again. I.haII
accordingly, open school at Mr.. Beckham,s.
on Monday morning the 30th inst Quarter
to consist Of about thirty days.
IL 10 not probable that the attention of pu-
pills will be required more than three or four
days In month This arrangement will
make the term longer, and il calculated TO
interfere less with other matters.
+. c. BREEDIN.
Charlcstown, May 10, 1892.
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FrsaaAe Paraarlbha seuansi. .sEavI.

FrO@GAe PAtiadrlpAsa Senainei. .sfayI.
The General Conference Of the Me.
thOdist Episcopal Church Of the United
States will convene in this city to-day,
at the Academy IN North Fourth street,
and viii probably continue in session
for several weeks. We have been in.
formed, that there are in attendance be.
tween iwos and three hundred delegates,
a@ong whom are many Of the most elo
quent end distinguished preachers of
the Methodist denomination The
meetings Of the conference, We under
stand, ere publicj and every evening.
during its continuance, there will Be
preaching IN al their meeting houses
IN the city and liberties Of Philsdel-
phia.
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DP Where the Highest Price IN The
State lotteries with one exesptios) have
been sold snd paid.
y. 3. Another Capital 10 the SeW York
Lottery sold 81 CLAkK'S.
- Orders either ~ mail (pos, Paid) or
private cosysysaee, sselosing The oash 90
pFizes. vii meet the ssms pFeDpt Esd Pune-
iusi attention. A. h on psFsonsl sppkeation.
Address 10 JOHN CLARE.
Lottery YsHdsv, BaiffHsrs.
April g, 1892.
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NURTHER PROPOSALS wiz be receiy-
n ed, until Friday the 18th inst. for grad
ing and stoning that part Of the Road pass
Ing through the Main-street Of Charlesiown.
The grading must be - feet wide, the pave
ment f6a, and the stone broken 90 as TO pass
through 2A inch ring. Letters to be adj
dressed TO JoHN PETER, President Of the
smithield, Charlestovn, and Harpers-Perry
Turnpike Company.
BY order Of the Board,
A. HUNTER, sEc'RY.
MAY 10. 1890.
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GOODS.


AS recently received, and Is receiving.
IN At his store in Bolivar, his spring sup
ply Of DRY GOODS, suitable 70 tie season;
Groceries, LsQssos-s, Glass -
Qsseesss- uvtGses
among which are several sets Of elegant CUT
GLASS, equal to any In market. HARD
wARE-aiso, fresh supply Of
Drugs, Medicines, Painfs, TO.
An additional supply of n0oxa. consist
ing In part Of Historical, Medical, 'Poetieal.
Chemical and Miscellaneous works, School
Books OF the most approved kinds, all Of
which he viii sell low for cash, or ON ac-
commodating terms. He invites all those
who may want bargains to call and examine.
and satisfy themselves.
May 10, l932-lt
N. b. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes. Boots.
Hats and Dunstable Bonnets.
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Negro Girl for Sale.

WILL SELL very spEightiy snd pro-
N missing GIRL. about years Cd she y
IN exeelleRt health, free frOm ali dissass, Of
good Intellect, Rnd an ss0u make = vepv
hns nurse. she is oEered for no fsait what
ever, The terms win BE- reasonable.
JAMES COATES.
HsrPers-Ferry, May ,, le32.--3t
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12eh of .lEaw ScAe,..e.

VENHE fourth Class Of the Maryland Safe
u Lottery. for 1892. will be draSn in Bait.
more on Saturday the i2,h q Nay. Clark
would advise bis friends to be 81 early AZ pos.
siole in either spplying OF sending for tickets
and shares. lie weuld also remind persons
living in the country, that m order from
them Thy mail or private eonveyance) will
meet wi'h the same prompt and pusctual AZ.
ien'ion &c II they bad made sPplession in
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"{W5e.bs soid, % Htiisv a. Issa s..,
~ - sabscribsr's residsnce. abou,
IT. ~ Of Chsrlsssowu, ali Ais -
scaay - erty, csssitisg Of
Tes fst. rafs MileA Coos,
One Ten plate Ssere,
Oss Cupboard, one Buresx,
Ls6Iss, Chairs. sssd . variety IF
HessehSd y hsehss Furniture, &c.
Acredk Win Be given until the iss Of Do
cenbsr, 1879, on al sums Of Ave dollars and
upwards. the purchaser giving bod win ap-
proved security-sll sums usasr Eve dollars
must DO cash. No property to b removed
until The terms OF sale are complied with. =
Sale 70 co0mence early in tho day,
CHRlSTOPHER ALLISON.
May 10, 1851.
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NROM the residence Of Mr.. Vim. Grove
~ on the 26sh Of April last, q sORREI.
HORSE, shout rs hands high, rau-boned, q
star IN his forehead, one white hind foot
not Fecoiieeted which largs scar between
his Pastsrn joint and foot on one of he fore
legs--abd Is six OF seven yesrs Old this spring
liberal reward viii BE- gwen, " said horse
be taken up aad secured 80 that gss him
again, or h returned ~ the subscriber, a
Mr.. Groves, Jefferson county.
PETER GARDNER.
May 10. ls52.
e. LyneAburgA TiyEiAiSH % fhs smosai e(
~, ed yog'esvd AZ seeouai 70 lhis etkes fer
eofie<fisa.
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QAuTE0M.

a IL psTsoas are fsFevssBsd against re-
~ eeivisg - sesiRnsaent ~ nots q
hand, Cor e270. sxeesied on ne 21d q Apfil.
1882, ~ tacob sd hl,ehsai xidwiies, psya-
be ains slenths sfleg dste, % ksagy Ann
DosgheF'y - harpefs Verry.--ihs ED aoia
having been hsudUlenii, sblaissd.
1ACOU KiBWtLER.
MICHAEL KiDWILER.
Nav :, 1885
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1900 Prizes, amounting to 1896. 100
TieksEs SO Shares On proportion.
Maryland State Lottery,
HILASS no. &. foe Ie32--To be drawn 81
" Baltimore. en- Saturday. Nag ~, 1852.
81 Number LotteFy-6 drawn Ballots
YATES 4 ATETYRE, Managers.
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"A IL PerOas arr hereby forsvarnsd -
"A gains, eshing 81 Eoulinz Oh the premi
ses uPoa which I resids--hasibg received
serious intury from persons 80 trespassing
Pars9ts aDd gyiardians viii please attend %
this setice, a. am detersained ~ punish All
30 osending. HENRY y EATY
May J, is57 -5f
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!. On lhar,dsy l.s'. 20 the sosh year Of his sse,
MT sAs- Witses, . hssive of lrslsad bus lor
many sess . resiicn' e Ch.ri-sovn.
~" s,sssf-y is's, ssed about 50. Sir. LAScstsr
AZ fui..s ds Chieu, On the - uit Col. Wiz.
Ioossss MsssAs. of the 81 lnf.ntry-ss ss-
eonpiiIhed md disi.x~i.hed ofie~r.
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FyAaFn 1AHxtBean, nAx 3.
-. 49, ~ Ne gsnszpily prxsniliae uazaa
-. ~ = .ksoss ths vsek, insIudiaa ts-ssv. -
Zen paid ''''''oa 'aoss He'
Rfog.n A1stAEeatA, uAg g.
'o1 vagoasi--fFom Saores4 g7k u ssksd-
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s62t Prizes, amounting 10 O99 ,2i6
Whsbs TSstsf' s. SHARES IN proportion
eY-For Tickets OF Shares, o. Packages Of
Tickets, please sddress
gYLWH9THR q 90.
Ny =, 1881 Baln-srs
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Virginia State Lottery.

Class No. z, Poa 1882,
ENoR the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Ca.
~ nal Company--to be drawn in Richmood,
sn Fridss. Nay IL. 1880 Number Let
tefy-9 dfavn hallosA YATES q MIN
TYRE, Managers.
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HVHE subscribers take this method TO in
- form their friends, customers and the
public generally, that they are now receiy-
ing and opening at their store, in Shepherds
Town, and at their store at Beddington, in
Derkeiy county, very general supply Of
Ne'O and cheap Spring and Summer
GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of all per-
sons who arc DESTROYS to purchase good bar
gains. JOHN T.COOKIjs 70
May 10, 1892.
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etNWENbM8G#
STEER that viii weigh from twelve %
n hftesu hundred p0unds, and which i
now eiegaAt beef, win Be shoa Cor on FRIDAY
the 18th of May, AZ The house Of Mr.. Robert
hdenour, ~ Halit0Wn, JsasrsOa county
msTksmen generally are solicited 10 come
and try themaslvea- Yes, come None win
BE- sHcluded--nOi even Davy Crockett, al
though be has vhipt the panther, bear. and
wolves, ard Il now looking adon % wldcafs
tO-death. So pct your rifles h order, ste "a ,
youR serves, and cons oni
JAMES MOORE.
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1Yxsv1SxE1'S
"Prixe Selling Office. Z"

Wonderful saocess,-UnParalleled Sylssssy.
Drawing Of the New York Consolidated
Lottery, Class No. IL for 1s32-drawn 18th
Of April.
lst I'd I'd 9th 5th 9Th 7th sth 9th 10th
80 2s IL % co 20 % - Is
Who can equal the ever fortunate and all
lucky SYLvESTER--Combias alton iS, &c.
So. the grand capital prize Of eoo. 000. sold
by the ever fortunate SYLVESTER. Aeaini
u was only last week Sylvester paid the
@9O0o0 Prize which was sold In The pre-
vious Lottery!
e1-To secure prizes, all orders must be
addressedto
9. J. SYLVESTER,
% MaFket-st. Baltimore
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9o24 PaIIsg-Bo.2lo DoLLARR.
Tickets IS, Halves ? 50. Quarters q.
For the pick Of splendid eslIse,ioa %
nuHbeFs, apply -
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WOOL.

NVHE subscribers will give the highest
n market price for good clean Wool.
w. N. RIDDLE l. co.
Chselestown, May 10, 1852.
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On Thursday evening" lad, ty the REV. sspsi.
mus fusion. Mr.. TsssAs Wsrsos, h. % MIS-.
tsAse.s ssAvr, dsaghser q Mr.. seosvs sAaal
al % this eosssy.
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NVHR subscribers Wish 10 purchase thirty
~ or forty cords Of Blackjack BARK, fol
which they viii pay liberal price.
SAMUEL HOWELL & son.
May ?. 1872
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shs seoshho'dsrs Of ths snish6eld.
" cksrIsssovp, ssa Harpsrs-fesry Tvrn'
pike Company. viii 10 held Il Bsckhan,.
Hotel, In Chsrisssovs, on Friday the L.,
day Of June neat, al . e'eleck, ?. Nc. THIS
n he regular annual meeting for the choice
OF eescers-a Psssiasnt ard three Direesors-
and full rcprsssataaiea e ths stock, eithar
u Persoo or By proxy, b desirable.
BY order,
May ,, 1874.
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WEI C0rd{ax re

S"S0sw8s &C.
UVHE subscribers respes fully inform the
IL public. that tho
CAsriesfssCn Pulling y Csrdinr Mn
Ia: been thorougAiy repaired, Ia in comple,.
order and ready for the reception Of wool
70 card or TO manufacture into Cloth, Css.i-
mel. oroea or narrow Linsey, broad Blanket.
or Fiannsl. Pcrsons wishing 10 have their
wool manufactured into either Of the above
articles, will please send il on a. soon a.
possible. No Psins shall be spared to oxc-
cute the work In the best manner.
All kinds Of country WEAVING viii be
done At the shortest notice.
WOOL viii Be taken, at the current prices,
In psyAent for any work done at this es.ab-
lishment. FRANKLIN n. SHENCK,
ANDREW KENNEDY.
May ,, 1892.
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WOOL.

TNHE subscribers wish 10 purchase 20 900
n pounds Of good clean Wool, for which
me highest market price will be given Al the
hartinsburg Woollen Factory.
JOHN n. RIDDLE & co.
May 10, 1899.
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NEW PORK
Consolidated Lottery.

Class No. IS, for 1882, to be drawn on Wed.
nesdsy. May Is, 1882.
- Ns@bsr Lsffevy-S drawn Ballots,
YATES O. M'iNTYRE. Managers.
o10,OOO.
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1894 prizes amounting 20 S99 .9i6
Teksfs s5-sharss IN pr.psraon.
maryland State Lottery,
Class No. 5, for 1881. To be drawn In Bal
timore on Saturday, May &c, 1892.
60 %smssr Lotieyy-9 drssgm Ballots.
YATES A. AxlNTYRE A.n...-.
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The annual Conference Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church Oft Disesss
81 Sirgiais. will Be held in the town
81 Alszandria. in the Dissrict Of Co
ismbis. on Wednesday the 18th Inst.