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Allen. g.. j.ss.2.cu, S.w Hope. wh.s4r, xlts-

Allen, g.. tss0.@ .@cn. Ssw Hope. whsszr, xlta-
AT st Baltimore 18th, Presileai, Rhodes. from
Providence. 18th, Leo, Higgins, and Atlantic,
Low, N Orleans %; Hannah & Mary. and Junus.
Boston; Morning Star, Burmudaj Columbus, Sa-
tanhah; New York, N Orleans; Venus, Salem
At New Castle, Pocahontas, West, fm Liv'L-Cld,
Rolla, Bevsn, Amsterdam; Little Mary Ann, Pas
cal, Kingston, JAM 10Th. arr Alpha, ST. Jago.-
Cid, Galen, Burden, Wanep; Eagle, Burroughs,
Kingston, Jam. 18th, arr Neptune, Bremen, as;
Pembroke, from Wareham; Jtno, Mayo, Passport.
Below, George, Garuer, Havre; John A Robb, do
Cato, Boston; Victor, and Eagle, do.-Cld, u.
States, Cooper, Martinique; Maryland, Halifax
Oscar, Matthews, st Thomas; Columbia, Parker,
P. au Prince; Triton, Boston.
Arr at Alexandria, 18th, Savannah Below,
Shsarcr, Thcmaston. lSthi sid yirginia, Jam;
Fonax, Boston.
Arr at Richmond, 18th. Bobt. & Rowland,
Thomaston.-Saied, Eliza & Pumer, Newbury-
port; Lucy & Abigail, Boston; New England
Portsmouth; Pres. Jackson, Boston.
Cid at Fredericksburg, l5 Ruby, Handy, Boston
Arr at Norfolk llth, Jas. nj Kreplin, Cadiz-
18th. Friends Delight, Kelly, Whureham; Robt
Grand Turk, Bailey, Providence; Seth & William,
Thom: ston; Jefferson, FIN Havre.
ADV at Charleston, 9Th, Mary, Harris, for Provi-
dence. 9th, arr John g Calhoun, Ross, Havana
Ashepoo, Nyc, Middleton. 10th, arr Driver,
Crimes do, Herb, ST. Johns, E. F.; Martha, Eas-
rerby, Livl; Lawrence, Hull, New York.-Cld
Marion, Croft, West Indies.
Arr at New Orleans, lst, Atlas, Thompson, from
Baltimore.
At Tumbez, in Feb. ship Magnet. Brown, Of
this port.
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Auctions.

QwA THE peasant situation lately oc-
hss1.BM cupied by Capr. PeIeg S. Jones, will
Is.ssk&&9h he sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
" ednesday the IOh OF July next, at
IL o'c,ocn, A. M. at the premises situated on
the road to Warren. half mile from the COM
pact part Of Bristol. Said place contains about
i2 acres of excellent land, most Of which is
cultivated for onions, with Il convenient dwelling
house and out buildings in good repair; and tho
place we'll watered The garden IS we'll sup
piled With thrifty fiui! trees.
Conditions made known u the time and place
Of sale.
ICHABOD DAVIS, Auct'r.
Bristol June oIst 1888.
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EAEDWAREi.
Samuel Wheaton.

EN OULD say that he has just re-
w ceived and offers for sale, q
large supply of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, of the latest i'm
portations, us also OF Yankee manulact-
ured hard ware, which with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very exten-
sive; comprising all the articles, usuallJ !
found in Hardware Stores oflarger towns.
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, sro a
dap,ed to the wants Of the Mechanics of
every denomination, and Of all others in
this region, and will be sold at prices The
most reasonable.
ALSO,
On hand very extensive and beauti-
ful assortment OF CHINA, EAR THEN
and GLASS W.4RE, OF the most ap-
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE, -.
"A complete assortment Of select GRO.
CERES and PROFESSIONS, besides
a great variety of MIS- SCELL.A.NEOUS
articles. april q.
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Statc-strect, BRISTOL, II. ].

State-street, BRISTOL, II. j.
Maryland State, class l2, for 1888, Il
bo drawn at Baltimore this day, june
22d, Capital price $50, 900; tickets S.
Grand Consolidated class 25 for ! 833
to be drawn at Wilmington Del. on Mon
day June oath. Capital prize 10000
Wholes 4, halves 2, quarters 81.
New York Consolidated class, 9 for
1888. To be drawn in the city Of New
York on Wednesday June Goth, capital
prize 10000, wholes 10, halves 5, ours.
$50. a..
Del. s. North Carolina Consoli dated
class rs, for 1893. To be drawn at Will
mington on Thursday Juno 9th capital
prize $6oOc-,ickets So. -
School Fund of r. !. class 43-2d Sc
ries--To be drawn at Providence on
Friday June 28th, capitol prize $4,000
tickets Sc. -.
Union class Of Penhsylyania, class 10
for 1888. To be drawn in the city Of
Philadelphia on SaturdaJ June 29th, cap
ital prize 10000 tickets So.
Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets
will meet with attention-if addressed to
A. G. MOVES, Agent.
Bristol, June %.
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HOUSE LOT AT AUCTION.


-, BY virtue Of an act Of the
@NTA Hon. General Assembly, g. un.
lsss der the advice ofthe Hon. Court
!- of Probate for the town Of War.
rem, will be sold at Public Auction, on
Saturday, the 29th day Of June, at 2 o.
clock, T.. M. on the premises, certain
lot of land situate on King-street, and
bounded north on land Of +. Sisson, east
on land of +. French, south on the street,
and west on land of John Watson; it be-
ing al the right, title and interest of Sal
ly w. and Abby Easterbrooks, daughters
ofthe late John Easterbrooks, deceased.
Said lot is in desirable situation for a
house, commanding full prospect of the
Bay. Condit ions at sale.
MARCY EAsTERBRooKs, Guardian.
S. A. DRISCOL, Auct'r.
june 8. 4w.
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$. DAVOL a. SON.
Man,y acturers Of Superior

e L "A sTIU sro @ rs;
EEAVE on hand, and are constantly
IN making, Stocks Of sundry quail
ties, and of the most approved style; all oi
which, they will sell either at WHOLESALE
or RETAIL, on The most reasonable terms.
Orders for Stocks OF any description,
will be punc,uaiy attended to
march 90, 1888.
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ID ED Aannels, domestic do, Nantuck-
IL ct chints do, twilIed stripes, shirt
ing, check do, ID. kerseys, satinets, scotch
cups, comforters, guernsey ffocks, stock
ings, sc. just received and for sale cheap
At LONG ROOM June Is.
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NOIICE.

-. NOTICE.
"HE subscriber would beg leave, to
- acquaint his Patrons and the Pub
lie generally, that re has associated with
him, .Doct. BULLOCK, in the Practice OF
Physic and Surgery. 49,.
DOCr. BULLOCK having avaiIed
himself ofthe advantages Of the first Med
ical Schools in this country, for the acqui-
siton Of Surgical knowledge, respectfully
tenders his services 10 the Public, in
operative Surgery; TO which branch he
will pay particular attention.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
June |
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'"HE subscriber having put his ma
IL chinery III complete order with
NEW CARDS, and feeling confident
that he can manufacture rolls in az good
order for spinning, dis at any mill in this
country, respectfully soiicits a portion OF
public patronage, assuring those who ia
vor him with their custom, that no excr-
tions will be spared to give satisfaction.
Terms will be cents per lb. CASH.
N. b. Cloth Dressing attended to as
usual . ..-
fp Wool or cloth left mt the store Of
Messrs. WM. B. s. Z. o. CHILD, in War
rem, will meet with p,Inctnal attention.
EBEN'R. COLE.
M;lford (Swau1ev Time %
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fMRAWN Nos Dslawars and North Carolius
~ Class Is. 80 80. - j..
2s ~ 2s 20 go 90 Al ala
Lowest prize $2.
Union Canal IL.
sl4 46 l8 81 4 20 50 6 90
Lowest prize $s.
School Fund 40, Cd SERIES
81 38 Is So so IL 48 s.
Lowest prize $2:
Grand Consolidated Class "a.
"a 46 80 q Is 33 So Al ~ rs "a
Lowest prize rs:
Maryland State Class IL.
II A 80 SO 90 52 "a Is 40 63
Lowest prize 81.
New York Consolidated extra class Ia for. 1883.
30 "a 40 10 z z SO 81 65 AZ
Lowest prize 81!
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.riIlings, Erminetts,

and other goods for gentlemcn's
Coats and Pantaloons, together with an
extensive assortment Of Versailles, silk
and common vestings, can be obtained at
E. w. BURR'S, Waier-strett, which will
be made into GARMENTS, at the shortest
notice. Juhe %.
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CARPE.NTER and BLACKSMITH
xSa WANTED.
NRMEA A Carpenter and Blacksmith
azssss and eight or ten good men
wanted for a whaling voyage
to the Pacific Ocean, in the ship BOY,
Capt. Henry Champlin: Good encourage
ment will be given. Apply to CART.
June %. ". M. WHEATON.
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Arr NJ RRJSTOI. Dist br;o Glide Rrodfoyd
Is days I'm Matanzns with moosses to Babbi, n
Greene. Vessels left before renorted.
Arr At Providence ! ath br;g Pzarro stron,: fin
Bangor.
schr Jas. Barbour. Baxter fin Philad. 18th.
schrs EmeIine. SAWYER. I'm Bali: saml slhter.
Cnanman. do
Arr IS,b: sehr Geo. .Wa,b;no,on jackson. from
Ocracock.
ATT 18th. sbip Minerva. Rice. of Portsmouth, 7
Aovs from Savannah
q. w PAS. 2sth ult' Sailed in 20. with brig Susan
&, Sarah. Reminrton. for providence.
Packet bris MaIv. D,,nham. y ds FIN Savannah.
Arr Iath. Ir;o Fronkl;n. Eartnn al ia from Noyv
Orlerns left brig Mary for Providence. or de.
smoke 18th. lat 40 Ion 10 .,hib Asnasia' Bennett
~ fRr;stoi' Gn Wavre for Ns,v YorL ~ ''
Arr at Nevnort IAth. Iaurel R;olev Havana.
Arr AZ Fall River Iath. Iouisa. Kelly. Gardiner: /:
South C,raI,o w Wnsio~, % Is Roh nnn ,s,h ssl'
ed Providence. Douglass. Bath: leo. Rogers. Ken
nsbec: Ionsa KALI G.,d;ns, I7th srr .loous
Meridian Nor,;s Nsw YorL. Fan River Rravtop.
Nan,ucLet aa;Isd .loon Th,ss Rro,hsrs " yerL'
Arr At Roston 9Th Eom Prsblo' Innt' i;v'I:
Active Raymond Ne,v Ycrk. Chatham. Boher,
p CohsIIo: Cvbsiie Arns Yora. Ward per,
w Fort Rovai Olaf uItl 18th. Indian Post. Ro-
cielle. Nave: Ch;ckasayv' fm Chareston: MARY.
Ahaua TOhaach Cid 18th Ocfoyia (lrosp Ma
,onzas. Hnlsev. sedr;ck Savannah nth. arr
Morcu,v S;mnson VaInar,;so. Feb 81. Coou;mbo.
od Hussco 9th March. Cen,ur;on snow New
.Or,e,ns IA IIn;corn fne,yS Con.nf CaIcrita !.
S,i,v Cburch s. Atlantic. Act;vs Palmer, 81
nom;nso
Sailed from, Sa,.nn ,Atb JJone Wheeler. n
orynde
Sailed from saoharbor 5tb. Codmus. Had. and
Nentune Parker whaling.
rr NJ N.w Rsdford is,h br;s Roscoe Rich.
r,ond Ra,ton.
ach, Or;ent., J;nnsll q dav, f,nu, savann,h
snoL. .lot 20 lon 10 20 scbr Osc,r, of salem.
cHr po;,aJs,rh;a'
'' sIoon War;d;an rurccrson. davs FINN jcborlc.-
,on Iatb ;ns, In a6 10 IN edge If the Cuf sayv
.,h.,;ro sloon rnrn;nr down for her boats which
49,. Cs.s 70 \ ,.bole
sailed .bins Swift Tobev. Pacific Ocean: Her
.n,ss Coodyy;n. south Atlantic: brio Pocahootas.
Xmen do,
Saa.J 18th Frances IIenr;e,ta. Ru,sell for p.
o.san
A, N,n,rcle, aotb shin .vd;o swn,n. from Pa
.;sc Ocean with n fall cargc of oil smoke on the
OG s,oro Ground Dsc ~ Is32. sbins Cnnses.
Ci.rk ofI,r;,toI. $50 bbls: Gov Fenner. Swain Of
A. ioo.
AR At New York. 18th. Comillus. Nevin. Green
ock; Phebe Ann, Maccodock, Trinidad; Jacob,
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AUCTIONS.
BY sAMUELrA. DRIsCOL.
Adminsffatrir's Sale.

y4dminsffatrir's Sale.
On Saturday 29M inst. at2 o'clock, Pm
Al the residence Of the late z. L. Reed, q
variety of articles. such as trunk woods. new
and old sea chests, looms, bottles, a small box
Stove and pipe. grind sone, LOT Of old iron,
wosl machine, &c. &C., Conditions CASH.
CurAll persons having in their possession,
Tools belonging to the estate Of the laie T.. l..
Reed, are requested 10 return them immediate.
Iy MARI b. REED, Admr'x.
Iuna g.
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N office.
LEONARD B. BiGELOW.
NATHAN L. BARRUS.

The subscriber will still continue the
PLANE MAKING AND Fiji ACKS.MI1'H
business, in all its various branches; and
hopes, by constant application, and by do
ing his work as II ought TO be done, to mer-
it and receive share Of the public pat
ronage.
WANTED,
A smart active LAD, as an apprentice
to the above business.
-. NATHAN l.. BARRUS.
Warren, June Is, 1888.
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Bonnet Silks.

rUST opened at LONG ROOM, elegant fig
q .ured Bonnet Silks and Satins, fashionable
c0lors June l.
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TlART BOXES. JAMES GARpAEp bas
~ jcst received a 10, of car. and Wagon hox
es OF all sizes. Peb o.
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.ARKwRIGHT GOODS AT
LONG EGcI0

@AG No. %, 10 and Al No. so,
e Arkwrieht shiriings, a very
superior article for summer wear. manu-.
'actured from Sea Island Cotton, con-
stantly on sale by the case, piece or yard
at tho manufacturers prices.
may 20. VIZ. L. WarArey
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Cobbling in the nsutsst stfe.
DARrioULAR attention pnid to repair
IL ing Boots and Shoes of every de-
scription, at the shortest notice, south
Coles hotel. ALvAN CoLE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

No one can suppose that the business OF
this Road has yet reached one bali Of the n
mount Il will attain, cvca when IL win have
been extended 10 Harpers-ferfy. where Il
viii become connected with the improve
mcn,s now in prospect through Virginia. In
fact the revenues Of the road, when il shall
have been put effectively into operation "a
far rs the valleys OF the Shenandoah and Co
nocoeheague viii probably not fall short OF
$500 TO $4,000 per day, whilst the cxpendi-
tures, when steam shall be employed exclu-
sively, aud when the experience of the Com
peny will have enabled them 10 adopt more
perfect organization, will be but little in-
creased beyond the present disbursements
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II sxorsh ~ no little grasiaestios 10 be able
20 state, that ~ no former period hssshe trsds
or our city been more active than q The pre-
seut sea,on; indeed, We never recolisct 10
have witnessed In Baltimore % eeoersl an
activity IN every branch Of business a hss
been dispiayed on the vharves and business
strcces tor some weeks past. Extensive pre-
Psr,ilons. we learn. arc making In various
parts Of the city for the erection Of new
baiidlnys, which arc gruasiy needed to sc-
conDodAts an increasing population, Whit
no stores and warehouses on the public
ssrssts are undergoing great imvrovcmsat,
both h The style Of their fronts, and their ..
dsPnsjoo % husincss.
Ths insxhaus2ible quarrics Of 6ne granite
md marble which have becn LAID open to the
city b. our Rail Roads win hereafter lead to
IN establishment OF private and public build.
ings In Baltimorc with but little additional
eost- The trade on these Roads, n they are
extended, viii also become greatly increased.
The transportation and travelling on the Ohio
Mad Road already amounts to = very extern
sivc traffic The account Of current receipts
for the last ten days, viz: from, the 26th
H.rch 20 tho 5th April, inclusive, shows the
following satisfactory resuit.:-
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nv parpuaBee Of On act % Assembly, the
III Commissioners appointed for that pur-
pose, viii oPsn books a tive tavern of heri-
wstksr Thonpses 81 ffaFpeFsAPerry, on the
hsst A4onday IN May next, fof ne purpose u
Feeeivlng subseriptsona - TIRE amount ~ six
thDasand dollars, 10 bs divided into shares 81
aet more thea hfey. nor lees than twenty-five
doiiers. TIE moaoy thus raised b b appiist
90 Ae ersetioa u toli-bridge acrDss Ire
Shenandosh Rivsr, n soaas poisi between the
iunetion q ths sid river with the Potomac
and ths uppeg end 81 the isianA n ne sheaan.
assh called VirEiniss.
Lewis WRRNWAG,
1OSEPtl &. SMITH,
GEORGE RUST, Sr.,
JAMES b. WkGEn,
JAMES HOOK,
EDWARD LUCAS, Jr.,
-FOSfAlNE BRCKnAM.
NSsh Is, 1850
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ESTR.HT.

STRAFED from the subscriber, living near
- Waterford, Loudoun county. Va. ON
Thursday the 2Sth March, q bright bay blood
ed MARE, three or four years old, about
10 hands high, tolerably long tail, small star
IN her forehead, shod all round, walks aud
trots well. She was last seen in fhe neigh
borhood Of HarPcrs-rery, making her way
towards Pittsburg. from whence she vas
recently brought. A liberal reward will be-
paid for her delivery TO the subscriber, or Ia
Gen. Rust at IIarpers-Perry.
JOSHUA PUsLY.
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HvHE Ch.rie.tsvs Ysrs ConPsay are ~
- spsetfaily srissed - psrade - The
'Court-H suss On Saturday next, he 20th Inst
precisely ~ q O'Clock. ?. ~. The msmbers
arc requested 70 be Panctuai In their attend
sncs, - k Il . parade required By lac, ssd
bssinesss Of importancs, having Cor its objec,
q moro perfect organixation, viii be laid be-
fore the company.
April Ie. 1879.
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SOME time in the year 1918, Gregory
- o'Neale, jr. Of King William county Va
removed from Jefferson county to Natchez
Mississippi. lie and his wife died in Natchez
in 1919. leaving a son and daughter. Thi.
is 10 inform the said children, IL living. thai
they are entitled 10 their fathers share Of the
estate Of Gregory 0'Eeaie, senior, in the
county Of King William, Va; and that their
early attention IL requested.
FRANCIS OHEALE,
April =, 1888. Jcgsrsoa County, "a
TIE .Nafrher -sEssi.siffias ,sia please fasr7T M,
above hAyer ssses, aHd ssEid NE siizfs Ais eIfce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
Trssss Sale.

RY virtue of deed Of trust, executed
~ TO the subscriber by Edward Myers, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, will bv
offered tor sale, at public auction, Tor cash.
on Saturday the 20th iasiani, at the dwelling OF
said Myers. in Smithfeld, n variety Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
including aCupboard, Secretary, Chairs, Blu
reau, dining Tables, Beds and bedding, sett
OF CarPcntcrs Tools,-with n variety Of
other articles OF valuable auduseful furniture
ANDREW HUNTER, Trustee.
April 4, 1888
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(Hinehester, Lctsdoun street, a Js,c doors North
Of the Faiiey BsRk,
D RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
ID the public generally, that he has just
returned from the Northern cities, at which
places he purchased a general assortment Of
materials, among which are all sorts Of Brass
Mounting. He feels assured that he can fur
nish his work at as low prices as can be had
Of the same quality in this or any other place.
lie Is now prepared 10 make, at the shortest
notice, any description Of C-iRRLiGES and
when novelty is required he will prepare a
drawing TO suit the IDEAS Of persons wishing il.
Repairs Of every description, in his line,
done In the best manner and on the most ac-
commodating terms. Old work painted with
the same care as new, and with despatch
He has several secondhand Carriages, Ba-
rouches and Gigs, which he will sell low
Orders from distance executed with pune
tuality.
All kinds Of silver and brass plating done
At his establishment, in the best and cheapes,
manner.
April IL, 1s33--1y
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MARYLAND State Lotter.,.


Class No, 6--t0 be drawa on "Wednesday
Msy lst, 1919.
S25sOOOs HroHEsT PuIxE.
Tickets S6--I.owess Prizs 81.
S25, 200, 5000, 1000, 1900. 10 Of
1000, &c. Amounting 10 Ss2s, 500.
cate, SIS.
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The .MssrKoss.

BALTIMORE, APRIL 10.
FLoUR.-The wagon price ranged at the
seginning OF the week between SIS % and
g 35a. with a tendency downwards. and to-
day Il IS settled and Uniform at s. IS.
ALEXANDRIA, ArRiL IS.
FLOUR---Yestcrday the current price from
vaTons was IS. though fcw loads brought n
nigh n u and &c Several hundred barrel.
.ere sold from stores 81 i2i; the tendency Is
downwarSis II Ca-esfe
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sERtse.S.T VV.E.VTBD.

a WHnN0 W0RIAIys who + a
Il good cook, washer, and ironcT, Il want-
ed, Until christians eext. for such an Que,
= fsis TsiCs will b. giycn
s9ygsg Il ~ Trss Press Oaes.
Aprii ~, IsS5.
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ERO.N

"R have jus, received complete as.
w sortmebt Of IRON, and a further
supply Of HARNESS., making our a.sort-
ment good. Also, SADDLES, BRIDES.
&c. Gc-, all OF which we win sell on the mos,
pleasing terms.
w. & s. b. ANDERSON.
Harpers-Ferry, April IL, 1893.
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q KILN oF FRRsH I.IAig-psrt q 4 y
"A white ttms, for plssiering
AtsFRED =. MAGif1..
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TRUST aAx.R

10y virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by
~ Michael Hill TO Thomas James and
Daniel En,Ier. TO indemnify Jeptha Morgan as
security fos said Michael Hid, guardian Of
Jacob Sheetx, dated the 9Th Of June, 1924,
and duly recorded in the county court Of JEFF
ferson, will be offered at pubic sale, for cash.
at Daniel Entler's tavern in Shepherdsiown
on Saturday tbe l6tA day Of Nay nszi, all tho
right, title and interest OF the said Michael
Hill, IN and ia = HOUSE, and LOT. on
German street, In Shephenastown, knowh In
the plat Of said town a. lot No. 4, being The
same which was devised by Michael Yeasly,
deed TO his children.
DANIEL INTLER,
Aprh =, iSJ5.--ts. Savriping Trusfss
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WOOL.
LYMAN 11zD n 90.


Cs~ssisiss MtrckSnfs, Ne. 8, Ssssk CAwie,
sfTsss, Bsisisevs, M,
hEvOTE particular attention to the yale
- Of Wool. Letters, poss pad. asking iafor-
mssson respecting the wool market, viii re
eeise Immediate attention.
L. u. 3 Co have leave 20 refer to
Mcssn- Iiuany, shaw 4 Co.
Danisi Cobb Il Co. Baltimore.
samuel wyman Il Coy
David Boyd, Frederick, Md.
GeoW. Ruttcr & Co. Uniontown, Pa
Zane, fentony & Co., wheeling, Va.
Isaac Hof. Winchester, Wa.
Allison Owen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
kussellk Matthews, GAINESVILLE, Ohio
;, Armstrong q Son. Maysville, Ny.
Le.ly Combs, Esq. Lexington, Ky.
Muir l. wyey, 2,..,,
Lawrence 4 Anderson, Louisville
APru 4, l633.-eow Conc.
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INV niles ssst ~ Chariss,own. Tha
~ tsbseslssr has hsawsea 800 .aad fOOe
o'i.heia u Fresh Lima. u s,eerior suaIitv.
APfh 4, iss3. NM 3. VILLA
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n 1f0SE who have not DISCHARGED thei,
- deb,s - ne, VII find lhelF accounts .nd
potes n he hands q ~ brolhsT, Hsary 4
aammoad, Vho b hereby auihsrizsA - ssttls
and collect ths@, and Whoss reesipt ln al
cases win BE- saa,cient
Asarsh :, Issa. O''D
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e Eag-ge esorkee Katfe, 'Sith
q white bore handis and catch spying, VS.
ioet On susaay last The aa4sr shall receive
10 compensation. q asnandej, By ls.yinx Il
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