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TSgJssabSe .MtH Property
HOR RAY.n

NoR SALE, that well known property
II called HOPEWELL MILLS, situated in
Jeiferson county, Virginia Tho Mill House
. substantial and commodious. u IL built OF
stone, 10 sixty feet in length by forty in width,
and has FIVE floors. II contains four run OF
burrs, and Is amply furni.hcd with all ncces-
sary machinery of the latest and most ap-
proved construction. There is attached there
TO about 30 acres Of ground, ON which stand
a good dwelling house, n millcrs' house, and
an Office, together with good stabling There
70 also on the premises, n thriving young Or
chard, and or acres Of the ground is river
bottom and highly productive AZ me adow-
The mill Is situate Immediately on the mar
gin Of the Shenandoah river, from whence il
derives an abundant and never failing suppl,
Of wafer. II il needless To add, that il Is in
the most fertile and highly improved county
IN the State; and its local situation. as regards
n supply Of wheat and other grain, is parti-
cularly favourable. For terms Of sale, appli-
cation may be made 20 the subscriber.
Dec. ~, 1892. JAMES HITE
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ChaTTesfolr,s .re0sfe,u,..

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs tho
n public, that "a Consequence Of the r. o.
sigustisu u the Rev. hiT. Jones, ~ bis fasor.
he Ia, been appointed Principal q his Ins,,-
tuition.
Ihe course Of instruction viii eomprho
the Latin. Greek. French srd gsrlgsh Ia
siaEe', !istOFy, Belles-Lettres. C,eo0r.bb q,
aud the uss u The GlOtes, Mathematics. and
The usual branches Of liberal educ atisn.
10 assuming the responsibilities Of this attn.
alton the subscriber begs leave 70 state. u,t
- Tar a. De - concerned. be ell eudeavor e.
place he Institution on respectable ard pef-
mAnent footing that ha attention, ,ndsl,if,
npd energy vhl b. exclusiveiy difosied % thi,
ooJeei' Parents and guardians, Who Ssh 10
RaifOh,te his seminary, msy theFsfors rcsa
assured that DO pains y m Be spared h s.su.
thsH appreciation and support
EDWARD HJCiiEs, Prnrlpa.
March 10, 1875
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Vie undersigned tskes pleasure in On.
II nouncing to the public. that he he's dis
covered . sovereign remedy foe both the
Chronic and InHsmma,ory Rheumaiism-h
never fails TO cure where the disease 10 strict.
~ Rheumatic, and the medicine taken agree.
ably to the directions which accompany each
bottle.
lnnumerable Instances might be given Of
the happy effects. and powerful virtues Of
this prepsration,in The cure Of the shove very
painful snd tor'uring disease, against whose
resisiless attacks the artillery Of Medical Sci.
ence has so long been directed in vain. Blu,
the limits of this direction will not admit OF
inserting oil the testimonies and certificates OF
cures performed by IL. The following will
serve o specimen OF the great number Of
others. equally strong, which the subscriber
has now IN his possession-one is Q letter from
Mr.. J. Il Thomas. who keeps the Globe Inn,
At the corner OF Market and Howard streets,
Baltimore. - follows;
Globe Inn. baltimore, March SOIL. 1861.
Dan SiR: have in my family, Q young
woman Who bss been severely afflicted with
rheumatism for the last seven years. She
has tried all the remedies that are USUALLY pre
scribed for that disease, but none Of the IN af.
forded permanent relief Hearing Of your
Anti-RheumAtic Medicine. . procured some,
and two bottles OF il cured her perfectIy.-
You have the grateful acknowledgement. Of
my family for having restored her to health
and usefulness, and my best wishes for your
success With this valuable discovery.
am respectfully your obedien, serv't,
}. X. THOMAS.
Va. PArRIcKs o'NrILL, fredericktown Md.
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x1gDUB12Y.
As.6

zlHfS thopusgh. bred rsce-horse will stand
- the ersoiog sessoo, 10 commence on the
ia April and end on the LIST Augus, ne II, NJ
lmy farm, eight miles from winehes,er. eight
from Eev,ovn. eight from Batiletown, four
from Wildwood. and two end half from the
White Postal fifteen dollars cash the single
leap, twenty dollars the season, To be paid by
the list August. end forty dollars for insurance
70 De paid - soon ~ the mare 70 known 10
be With fos'. (Psrting wiihthe mare, or ire.
gulss attendance NJ the stand, forfeits the in.
sorsnee.) In every case fifty cents cash to the
groom 10 be sent With the mare. Mares pu,
by the leap or season last year that did no,
prove With foal. viii be insured this year Tor
thirty dollars. Mares from distance will be
furnished with pss'nrage without any charge,
and gram, " required. q the ne,ghborhood
prices. Care w'il DO taken TO avoid accidents
and escapes. but Z will not be accountable for
them
INDUSTRY 10 . beautiful dark brown, l6
hands and fourth Of On inch high, nine year,
old this spring, and 10 one Of the largest and
best formed thorough bred sons Of his dis.in.
guished sire (sir Archy.) His performances
under his former name. Niger and his pre-.
sent. name rank him i,h the best horses for
speed and bo,tom-and as foalgetter he is
inferior to none. In one Of his races over the
baltimore course. he ran 4 miles IN minutes
and So seconds.
PEDIGREE.
INDUSTRY was by Sir Archv, his dam
6y Balls fIorizei, his grand dam Celia by viii.
da'r, great grand dam Lady Bolingbroke by
Pantsloon. great great grand dam Cadiz by
king Herod, by Old Fesrnough'. out Of Kitty
Fisher, Cadiz's dam was Primrose, who va.
yot by Dove. Who vas got by Csdiz, who was
got BY old Crab, who Vas got By Silly, whose
dam was Selma, who was got by the Godol.
phin Arabian.
PERFORMANCES.
October. 1897, when 3 years old. he ran for
the post stake over the Newmarket course.
which be won in fine style. Next week, over
the Tree-hill course, he Won the sweepstakes.
Next spring. q years old.) he wss beaten
over Broad-rock course 4 mile heats by Sally
Hope good race. He was then taken to
baltimore, and won the ; mile heats, beating
Bachelor. Fall of the same year, nj Wash.
Ington. he Won the colts purse, mile heats.
Next day he won the jockey club purse. 8
mile heats. beating Mulai,o Mary and others.
Next week, st Baltimore, won the 4 milo
heats, beating Bachelor. May, 1899, (then S
years old. over the Washington course, he
won the mile heats, beating Bachelor and
Hypooa. AT Baltimore. next week, he won
the Jockey club purse, 4 mile heats. Mex,
fsii he WAS beaten over the Hsgers,own
course, IN which race he broke down, and
has never started since.
INDUSTRY will only be permitted to at.
tend to four mares day, at intervals of four
hours. and IN no instance will this arrup9e.
ment be deviated from. Mares put by the
season this spring. that do not prove with
foai, will be permitted to 90 TO him through
out the fall season, without any additional
charge. HECTOR BELL.
Frederick CO.. March z, 1851.
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Notice.

pursuance Of an act Of Assembly, the
II commissioners appointed for that Pur.
pose, Will open books at the tavern Of Meri-
wether Thompson ut Harpcrs-Ferry, on the
hrst Monday in May next, for the purpose OF
receiving subscriptions to the amount Of six
thousand dollars, TO be divided into shares OF
not more than fifty, nor less than twenty-five
dollars. The money thus raised to be applied
to the erection of a toIl-bridgo across the
shenandoah River, at some point between the
Junction Of the said river with the Potomac
and the upper end Of the Island in the Shcnan.
doah called Nirginius.
THE. COMMISSIONERS.
March 2s. lS33.
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ValssTsble .HEedicfhae.

4klIlE extensive demand for ANDERSON'S
a COUGH DROPS and PICTORIAL pow
DERS rs prepared by James Mellen l. Co.
nave enabled them to reduce the price very
much and from an extensive use for l 6 years
past, they have proved TO be one Of the most
valuable remedies ever yet discovered for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, and other affections
Of the breast and lungs leading To Consump-
lions. Thousands have experienced the hap
Py effects Of this Haiing Baisam; some Of
whom have given certificates, that will satisfy
every rejudiced mind that the most unex-
pected cures have been performed by use of
them, where the most skilful physicians had
gwen them up as hopeless. IL is not pre-
tended that they cure in all cases, but there
are few cases Of Coughs or even seated Con-
sumptions, but may be relieved by a timely
use Of this lie Ealing Balsam Zach large bot
tic contains 40 doses, which proves them 10
DC very cheap medicine.
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT
Information 90 the afflicted may be obtained
ny reading the certificates which accompany
each bottle, and from which the following ar
extracted One from Mr.. Gaius S,ebbins, OF
iihlsdale, as TO the effects produced by the
use OF single bottle, that he purchased and
gave TO poor man who had been in his en-.
ploy.
Also, the astonishing effect Of one bottle
used by Robert Kidney, Of Rochester. Mon.
roc county, after being given up by a council
Of five phy sicians
Also, the certificate Of the Rev. PhiIo Jud.
son, Clergyman IN Ashford. Comm a. d
the remarkable effects Of n tee bottles usec
oy himself, after raising blood for some tu,e
attended with cough, and c1tarrh, bee HAVING
uied many other things without obtaining an,
real relief, until he used these drops
Also, The unexpected relief obtained b,
MRS. Huntington, of Ashford, who vas >,
much reduced that hcF life was dcspaired Of
Dat vho' from tie use Of these drop, for A,
short time, was restored 10 health. 20 a, To b,
aole r. DO good days wOrk.
Many physicians Who were strongly op
posed 70 the use Of this medic ine--rov ira,s,
y highly and use ). IA their families.
Caution. BeUare of COtsllepfti rs
/ Every purchaser who values heaIti, vii
observe that each genuine bottle We sell ha
.ihdey'onf Ceush Drops, prepared by J. .gsl
kH, stamped on the glass, AID that each O
VIC directions are signed IN writing JAS
AkLLEh L1amine before you purchase
az uerc are a number Of spurious k,nds 4,
market similar ~ appearance but yer, dif
Sfefent 10 their Effects
For sale BY
q. B. sTEPuESsoNk co
'aa'eA ~ l71J'--Vs' iiaysrsIery
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
BANK.

Uiiliams-Porf, february Ia, 1893.
NYa Resolution of the Board of Directors
AD Of this Institution, the following scale
aud rates have been adopted for the govern
ment Of the officers thereof, in received depo-
sites of money,to u limited amount, subject TO
interest, viz:
For deposites payable SIR
months after demand, certifi- per annum @
Gates shall be issued bear 5 per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For depositcs payable q,
ninsfy days after demand, GER per annum of
tihcates shall be issued bear per cent.
ing interest at the rate
For deposites pay able sir q,
fy days after demand, ccrtifi- per annum of
Gates shall be issued bear per cent.
ing interest at the rate
By order,
GEO. r. MosHER, Cashier.
Feb. II, ls33.-Iy.
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To the Public.

NNHE subscriber takes great pleasure IN
n making his best thanks to his many
friends and customers, for the patronage he
has already received rs a merchant, and AZ
the same time begS Leave 10 inform them that
he has taken Mr.. SAHrEL ~. RoKENBArom
INTO partnership with him. The style Of tho
iirrn VIII be wv. CLEVELAND 4 Co, who so
itct a continuance of fayors that have been
bestowed on the public's obcdient servant.
Jan II, 1893. VIM. CLEyEL AND
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oA1Dozo ARAHxAu.

This entire horse was imported into Bosion,
June 18th, 1892, by Messrs. X. y. Tucker x
Son, IN the brig Caroline from Gibraltar, and
OF the purcst Arabian cast, n will be seen
oy the snejoined certificate. This horse 10 Of
The largest class Of Arabians OF dapple bay
colour black legs, mane and tail and mea.
sures fourteen hsnds three inches In height
uucommonly large bone muscles and ten.
dons strongly delineated; Of ifrcpressible
spirits. and Perfectly dociic. Ills points, when
asstrsctcdiy examined, are in most respect,
without fault, and collectively they form m
animal surpassed by few for symmetry-leay.
ing no doubts on the minds Of Judges, that he
true son Of the desert without any collatc-
ral admixture.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify
that the.chesnut horse, Ave years old, with q
white spot on the forehead was sent from Ora,
10 Consul Cardozo, and that the said horse i.
he purest Arabian breed.
In testimony whereof We give the presep,
10 G'oraitar, this Sd day Of Del Hogia, year Of
Elgira l2&7.
tSigned IN Arabic.I
FAeuIH HANEr BGxarE,sv,
MosrAFA BESGALr.
Certified to be the true signatures OF Faquih
Hamst BeDqucsef and Sidy Mostafa Ben Galy.
by A. CARDozo, Vice Consul Of the Bashaw.
Bey Of Tunis-
Gibraltar, May 4, 1897.
E<traef q letter fon Horass .St~aSue, Esq.
81 GibraLfar.
This horse was present to Aaron Car
dozo, Esq Consul General for the Barbary
Powers, talented and wealthy gentleman,
who prefers living with the nobility in Por-
tugal TO residing in this place. The then go
vernon Of Gibraltar, General Sir George Don,
made proposal 70 purchase this horse 70
send to England.
As soon as the nephew Of Sen. Cardozo,
who y particular friend Of mine, residing
here, had orders to sell the horse, he imme-
diately made me the offer Of purchasing him ;
and the Caroline with Capt. Gales kindness,
offering good opportunity, purchased him,
believing his worth to be $500 sterling, to
any man. and eventually Of essential service
TO my native country"
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FOR S.4LE.

a TRACT Of LAND, purchased Of Ca.
- Ieb Sale, containing 26l acres, well
watcrcd, and has two OF three fine springs
The Turnpike roaG from Baltimore Via Shep-
herdstown to Winchester, will pass through
IL when finished.
lying on the same road, and bounded by Ope.
quon creek, with between 30 and 40 acres OF
fine bottom, and has ? or ; good .prings-one
white sulphur, very much frcqucnted dur.
ms the season, and flowing out Of a large
Hat rock all around IL. One Of these farms 4.
bounded by the main road, and is well i'm
proved--both lying IN Frederick county.
well tmbered, aud has quantity Of me adow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot Of Land. in IN.
same county, and on the same road, cohtain.
ing acres, one half meadow, the balance in
hne timber. This tract would suit trades
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person onl,
wanting small lot. There is 4 spring and
running water on il.
also, another Tract, containing $40 acre,
lying IN Morgan county, and on the Potomac
river, all in timber. As the canal will pas.
along the bottom through the land, it will
be very valuable, aud the timber will be in
great demand
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, containing so acres living
on the main road from Martinsburg to Bath
with dwelling house and cellar, aud small
orchard. About 80 acres are cleared, and s
or acres Of meadow, and has good spring
and running water on il. This property would
answer for public house, as it i, about hall
way.
These lands win bc sold low, and will
take in payment, Negroes or money.
Any person wishing TO purchase, may ap.
ply to the subscriber living in jefferson coun.
n raF..a
Shepherdstown 70 Winchester, and within !
miles Of Midd!eway.
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Feb. 81, 1893.
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1--WE subscriber having just returned from
u The Baltimore and fhilsdeiphia Mar
ksts, with q large and splendid assortment Of
GOODS,
Would respectfully invite persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing cheap bargains, land tho public
generality TO call and examine his stock
lie thinks il unnecessary 70 pzrticularire, as
his assortment comPrizcs every article con
tanned IN m extensive retail Store. As hs
goods were bought principally Tor the cash.
and at very low prices, he will be enabled to
sell them unusually cheap. lie pledges him.
self that his best endcavors shall not be want
ing 90 give general satisfaction.
CHARLES T.. STEWART.
Charlcstown, Jan. IL, 1893
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RegtmenFaf Oregora.

HNHE trsining of ,he Officers Of NE ssh
n Regiment, Virginia Militia, will com.
menoe az Charlestown, IN Jefferson county,
on "wednesday tho ist day Of May usxt, and
continue thrso days
The Regiment will parade At CharIestown
on Saturday The 4ih day q May. Ohcsr
VII make their reports 10 the AdjutAnt on
The lsi day Of the traibing
Ny order q the Cot
WM. D MAGRUDER, nj.
March u, lsJ3. j56 Re- : "
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TIU0Bx6I TI068EAli
"ANTED. Immediately, q large guam
w tiy fthe following kinds Of Tim
Der, in logs:
Tsifor asd ffhife Pine,
an kinds Of OK,
Poplar. Birds-eye, Cu,!ed and Sxga,
Mopie,
UIJ Cherry. Hdinus. .3sh,
Hickory. and Locust.
For timber Of this description, the CASH,
ana a fair price according Co length and
quality, viii be given, when delivered at
iiarpers-ferry.
ey-The maple. cherry. and walnut, should
DC dug up, and the tops cut off about three feet
above the forks. An additional price will be
paid for the forks and FOOT ends, if dug up
carefully.
e7.Scantliny. sc. can be furnished to b in
at short notice
JOSEPH l.. SMITH, Sole .7grni
for Joseph l.. Smith & Co.
July ;, 1892.
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Wuliamsport, Feb. 81, 1893.
NJ Office is hereby given to the subscri-
4V bers to the capital stock Of this com
Pany' that further instalment Of Two Dol
lars and Fifty Cents on each share of stock is
required to be paid in at the Banking House
On Monday the 24th Of juno next. By order.
April 4, 1888.
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RED ~ VIE ~.
AS:

"'D spNbutu $40 thoroughbred noreeHcd
u Rover. will stand the spring season ct
the three last days Of the week, and the
balance Of the time at the stable Of samuel
Cameron. II the Cross Roads, leading from
ChariestoWn to Smitbfeld, and Gill be let 10
mares on the following terms-SI0 cash the
single leaps SIS the season, discharged by
the payment Of Si2 so, if paid befSre the
Let day Of July nexts and SOS insurance.
Parting With mare or irregular Attendance
As the stands forfeits the insurance. ln everv
eAse so cents cash to the groom. ANY rem.
tieman patting Eve mares, shall have the ff,h
gratis, good pss,urage. OF grain snd hay, foy
mares. 10 be had at either stand, on moderate
terms. Care will be taken TO prevent acct
dents os escapes, but we Gill not be account
able should any happen.
Red ROVER
u beautiful red sonel, I54 hands high. s
years old this spring. and is one Of Sir Charles
iavorite colts. His sire and dam en,i,le him
to rank among the first horses in Virgins,
and no donbi he would have proved himself
- such; but unfortunately, after running his
hfst race. which he won in fine style, he was
cold, and was bought by Mr.. Boisseau, Who
took him of the turf; nj which time, il ~ss
thought he Was able To run eth any colt of
bis age. JOHN LAMON.
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March 81, 1853.
PEDiGREE.-RG RovEH, the property Of
Nr Rousseau, and raised by Mr.. baker Of
Chesterfield, was sired by SIR CHAIR. Rs.
Who vac sired by Sir ATehy, out Of Citizen
mare (see American Turf Register his dam
by the imported horse Chance, out Of Cei,,.
oy old Wildair; grand dam the celebrated old
mare Lady Bollingbrook. Nho vas by Pants.
loohi z. grand dam, Cad,z, by WorDley'.
King Berod, . son Of FesFnauglii;R z grand
DAM Prim Rose. by Dove, x. z. 2. grand
dam by Oihello, sOn Of Crab; g.gg.g
dam, Col. Tssker's imported MAZE Ssiima. by
the Godolphin Arsbis0.
BENJAMIN MOODY,
Wa. H. JOHNSON.
Feb. %. 1883.
The above pedigree, given by NJ. John.
son aud Me. Moody, know TO be perfectly
correct, having owned several ~ LADY Bol.
hngbrosk's stock, which alvsys though, q.
/ ~ highly or Red Rover is fall brother 20
/ Hugo. who is Face horse Of the first orde,
and Standing. JAMES J. HARRIsoN,
I Extract from w, Bsi'ssats's L,Her-so sooo
- NJ Baker returns from The south, u,
gst certificates Of Red Rover's race. snd time
OF runningi slso Of the high Standing and ~
p",a''on OF hes damI che Is nov Is Year, OLE
aud could not be bought Tor $500.
P.F BOissRAU.
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2OOO ETOssr barrels
WANTED.

M WI trade goods az the lowest cash
Barrels AZ the market price ne b,r,.l, -
b. delivered in Mr. sh,der's Rive Mi 90,
Let day Of August next
WM. CLEVELAND a co
ot'artsat0wn, March -, 1879.
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NOTICE.

"A III persons indebted b. Us arr informed
N thsI their notes and accounts sre placed
~ the hands Of Andrew kennedy, Ksa They
arc requested 20 call upon bin snd disrbargs
them WM. ~. RIDDLE & 60.
tharlesiown, Jan. -, ls3J
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O.N.EILL'S CURE FOR RHEU.lLiTYSlE
We are not in the habit Of expressing an
opinion Of the efficacy Of patent medicines,
but in the case Of the above mentioned re me.
dy for rheumatism. We feel called on by prin.
eiPles Of humanity to state that il has had
the most surprising effects The inventor i.
. gentleman in whom the greatest reliance
can be placed, but be has other than his own
testimony in favor Of the medicine which he
offers to the public. Clergymen. Physician,
and those who have been relieves, have borne
voluntary witness 70 its astonishing efficacy;
and those who have the misfortune 10 be az
hie,ed With this distressing complain, may be
assured OF relief by resoriing to- this remedy.
From the baltimore Chronicle.
For sale ct their Drug Store in Harpers.
Ferry, by
DIR. JAMES ANDREWS & Co.,
agents
N. d. Also. . general assortment of Family
Medicines, Confectionery, Fruits, Garden
Seeds. &c. &c, to be had~s, the Baltimore
retail prices.
y. 8. Physicians prescriptions put ub in
the beat manner, aud their orders, Of reduced
prices. DIR JAS ANDREWS & CO.
March % I833
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II C.RRn.

AAI + beg the attention Of the public to
w our stock Of GOODS, which y large
and well assorted; particularly our Cloths,
Chssimerts, ard Saiincts, sFe worthy Of at
teniion, a. they will he sold anc6mmonly
cheap. Nm CLEVELAND a. co.
Jan. Il, 1s3J
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NICHOLAS SIIULTZ,
DRAPER and Merchant ToiIay

Draper and Merchant Tailor,
HANING taken the rooms lately occupied
n u as store by Caleb Wall, directly on
POsite n. fitzsimmon's Tavern, in Harpers-
Ferry, oilers 20 the public. on accommodating
terms, choice and handsome selection Of
Seasonable and Fashionable GOODS, for
senticmen's wear. The following comprise
his stock in part: Superior Black, Blue.
Brown, Mulberry Green, Rife Green, ATuIber-
~ Steel miAed, and Drab CI,OTHS.-Al-
so--Cassimores. Blue, Black, Striped. Pawn
and mixed. splendid assortment Of English
hgured silk Nestings, Plain and Valencia. A
handsome assortment Of Gloves, Silk and
Linen Pocket Handkerchief, Hose and half
do, Cravats. Stocks, Suspenders. sc. &c.
The above are a selection of the Inte.t inn
portatiOns, the colours Of which will be war
rantod 60 stand. Garments Of every descrip.
ton v III be made ~ order at The shortest no.
iicn.
Nov %. l-32.-tf
~ g. Garments that are bought elsewhere
and brought g. this establishment. win be
made 10 order AZ tic shortest notice. and war.
Tahiod 10 fI, Il not, they need not be taken
away. NS
~ The above establishment has been re-
moved To- the adjoining shop formerly occu
pied BY y. FiDsImmOns.
March ~ i-J1
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Oranges and Lemons, SC.

oranges @sad Lemons, &c.
NoR sale. at the Charicstown Apothscary
II and Book Store,
Oranges, Lsmons, Figs. Bor Roisins,
SeN sheAed almonds, Engiish UaI.
nuts and FIiberis.
II large assorfn'eni Of Confectionery.
do. do. Garden Seeds,
do. do. Medicines,
PGinfs, Dye Stuff, Books, Siafionary,
&c. Hank Books, assorted.
10 a few days the subscriber will receive
an additional supply OF Medicines, Paints,
Garden Seeds, &c. &C.
JAMES BROWN.
March %, 1899.