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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
INTERNAL IMPRoyEMgNr.-rA, Oh

INTERNAL IMPRovEMENr.-The OBJ
Joci for which the extra session Of the Mary
land Legislature was convened, has been con-
summaied, and that body has adjourned. The
bill passed the House Of Delegates BY a vote
Of ~ 10 -, and the Senate by 4 vote Of IL
10 ?, and Is now Law Of the State. The bill
provides Tor subscription OF three millions Of
dollars 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
three millions TO the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Road. and one million 10 the Eastern Shore
Railroad, Eve hundred thousand TO the Anna
polls and Potomac Canal Company, and five
hundred thousand 20 the Maryland Canal
Company.
BY the provisions Of this act, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company arc bound 10
construct their work from the Ohio River
Through Cumberland, Hagerstown, and Boons-
borough, 10 its present track near Harpers-
Ferry, under penalty Of one million of dol
lars The Maryland Canal Company are re-
CURED 10 construct Canal from the Che.a-
Peake and Ohio Canal TO the City Of Bal,i-
more, 10y the valleys Of the Monocacy and Pa
taPsco, or 10y route di'erging from the Canal
at the mouth Of Seneca river, exclusively
within the limits of Maryland II a certain
amount required for the Eastern Shore Rail-
Road Company, shall not be subscribed by in
dniduals OF corporations, then the million OF
dollars provided by the State is TO be held sa-
cred for the exclusive purposes Of internal iul-
pro,emcnt on the Eastern Shore. The cha
raoter Of the work proposed TO be- constructed
by the Annapolis and Potomac Canal Compa-
ny, Is not stated in the act above referred 10.
but We gather from the title and from other
sources, that it is to bc Canal from Wash
ington City To Annapolis.
The whole amount thus appropriated. is
eight millions Of dollars. Thu Is truly mum
hcent, and proves that though Mar, land is a
small State, she has IN aspiring and noble spi-
rit. The Baltimore Chronicle thus speak, of
the effect produced in Baltimore 10y the pass
age Of the bill
The news Of the success OF this bill DIFF
Iu>cu Seicr1l JOY among our ciuZcuS. The
bells were rung on Saturday morning, and, on
the arrival of the steamboat from Annapolis
IN the evening, salute of one hundred guns
was fired. Other demonstrations Of 10Y will
probably take place hereafter. We trust that
the passage Of this law will secure the COM
plction of the Baltimore and OHIO Iail-Road
To the Ohio river, and the Canal TO Cumber-
land. The Cross-Cut Canal, also, which We
deem of essential importanrc i'm The ,,e,,
scheme Of internal Improvement, will no
doubt be made with as little delay as possible.
When these three works shall have been IL
nished, in addition Ia the other railroads aud
canals leading TO tins city, Baltimore mus,
stand pre-emincnt for her means Of internal
communication. Nothing can now arrest heI
onward progress, or prevent that flow of pros.
perIiy which the enterprise and liberality oI
her citizens have 80 richly merited. May she
continue her glorious career, receiving and
dniusIng wealth and happiness and copteni''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

We, Use undersigned, a committee appoint
81 hy thc Evcriart Crcys. do. an their names
.'y ihai tho Baltimore and Ohio Rah Road
Company Nj Wager, owner Of uIc bridge
'i lieflef,-tcrD, Mr. Iitl,imuiot. aui the
riii1rH' Oi iisut r.-Ferry, the winchester
and h1rPcr'-fsUy rad road company. our
host, Mr Aulick VI tho Virginia lions. Cart.
Thomas k"'cris aud objects 81 ihe Highland
Blucs, and lhc company under their command
Mr.. Jones and The ,nllrns If Winchester
generally, have met cur APPRECIATION AMI have
dome al in tlcfr poser % make Our fssert -.
cur,ion o. their tow one of Sic most pis ~.
ibg. and we ,huuh be- frmis. 20 Our d1fy. q.
wo did not tender % hcfa sur unfstgnsd
thanks. with orr FIRM as.ursu,s. o. " s,.,h q
reception and entcriainmsnt surpassed .,.I sN-
pectaiiau ard ever will be rrui, offered ~ u.e
Escfhau 6rcys.
GEORGE itu-klNS.
A. 2. BEAIIA
uENRY RuODES.
EDNtN HILLS.
FRED'k kEEFER.
Cosimuiss
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THVHE Office 81 the RGr,RLic an BASsrG
II II offered for sale. The subscriber y
Induced Co make this OHeT soi,is on account
81 the Inconvenience to which he :, subject.
ed ~ Attending To the concerns Of the Office
this residence being "a lIsgefsio~n -. land the
interference which prOper attention Co the
Editorial department Of the paper creates
with his duties ln the lrgsi profession
The office ~ established. tthfs being the
seventh year of IT. existeHce. and enjoys
sound abd steadily Increasing patronage, aud
with little cNeftiDb. the Subscription list
could be- much extended 10 an editor. v be-
- also practical printeT The office present.
. bargain. Which. ioT TIE same money, - not
10 bc hsi ~ sn1 uther country town ct the
state The present condition ard trade ~
uie ioSE u W dlIamsIsrt sod ~ Hctg hbuf.
hood. arc amply sufif icnt g. .ust tiu q pf,nt.
ing Office with prob: hut the prospect. 81
great improvement ~ 10th, coon to be real
ised by tie completion oi the tkr-atseake
sod Ohiu Canal 90 Cunbefisud, aud other
Nofks Of Internal lHipfut sment, about 90 h.
commenced. - veil 81. by the sstahli.iuicut
snd Erowth e mauuiscturrs 81 stl kinds. iu
which auerti"n hss slf, siS been directed.
and o. whtch the situation O.. tuu,t iasorahiy
ADAPTED. by ihc abundance and excellence Of
IT. waller power sud ~ facilities ~ inter-
o"nfse, fcuder 80 tntsfptrc 81 this s"u
doubly -mfo ADD huld ppt tlir most sut,tsn.
tai Inducements iur crEakIrs 30 "a
fOr term. ~ s'ls sud other psrt'rulsfs
vii please address The suissTihvt. st Va
gefstowh. NJ Who vhl tske pleasure o.
giving every iniof@siion needed
y. WEIsEL
Wiliam.port, love q. i-g6
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Notice.

ANING been much annoyed by persons
n u hunting aud fishing upon NY isnd.
am under the Necessity Of aVsii,ng n,yself Of
the protection Oi the Law. do hereb,
cautIOn all persons against shooting, fishing,
or bringing dogs upon my land, Tor any pur-
pose whatever, ~ after this notice, . shall
enforce the law against all persons 50 Of
Tending. will also IN all eases enforce the
law against Negroes passing through or
found upon my land, for any purpose what
ever, unless they come on business with my
self. JOHN ct IGI.El.
Shcpho rdstown, June .. I~36- 80.
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DIED,

In Logan county, Ohio on the 29th April,
Gen1. SINoS hESTOs, aged So. Gen. h. was
a man whose name was Intimately connected
with the early history of the west, one who
stood among the foremost of the hardy race
of Pioneers who pushed ont into what was
then a wilderness, to- seek home among the
Wild beasts and saVages still more untamcd -
kenton was the companion Of Boone aud the
Guri'es, and endured many hardshiPs la pio-
neering that State To its greatness and glory
Tie was captured by the Indians and tied In "A
stake To be burned TO death, when he was re-
licved by the renegade Gurtie, his early friend.
tie was once or twice made In "run the RaunI-
lei" by thc saVsges. and like Mazcppa, was
tied Ia the back Of "a Wild horse, whIch was
turned loose will, him 10 the wilderness
On the l2th Of May, near RussellYille, Ken
lucky, the Rev. JoHN LuTLEJoHS, at a very
advanced age, and minister Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for upwards OF fifty years
Mr.. LiitleJOhn was we'll known and highly
esteemed IA Virginia.
On Tuesday the 3lst ultimo, FEEpINANp
GLDEA, infant son of MIR. Elias Arnold Uf this
place, ~ the 4th year of his age.
On Sunday morning, nj the residence &c her
father, MIR. Henry w. Baker, in Wincho, ier,
Mrs. CATHARNE kuRrL, ~ the 3lst year Of
her age, wife Of the Rev. Benjamin kurtl Of
Baltimore
On Friday last, in Richmond, of consump-
lion, after IA long and painful illness, Mr.
JuiIA u. SrARHNNE, wife Of Mr.. LJward ' .
Sparhawk
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Nillainy, though for a time allowed IL 20
UNPUBLISHED. sooner or later meets its reward.
The notorious Hamilton, who committed
the assault and robbery in New York, ~ con-
Junction with other heBds, upon Mr.. O'ROurke.
the pugList, has met with his reward The
scOundrcl was killed in Louisville, Kentucky
by individual, Who were determined 90 have
satisfaction Tor the cowardly aud unjustifable
CRIME committed upon their worthy and much
esteemed friend esteemed not only 10y Iri,h.
nara, bot by those OF every country and cline.
where Il has hecn his good fortune to make
acquaintance. From al accounts, the " ritter
feels authorised in saying, Mat, greater VII
lain than Hamilton, never walked the earth.
That lee should have been so long without
meeting has mcfiIcd end, only sbeus that.
though crime may, Tor tins, go unS bipt
~ justice, 50 yet u Will eventually hc Osertaken
"a its DARK and apparently inaccessible retreat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

The situation Of company Of gallant men
LEFT in . block house ON the withlacooehce
has excited deep sympathy in every bo-
son. Much eensure has been cast upon Gen.
Scott for leaving them in 10 perilous condi-
ton, and the death Of Capt. B.lIoman has in.
creased the feeling OF bitterness But in this
zoo, as in other instances, the ceLsuro may be
misaPplied The following letter from Lieut..
Walker she~s the noble spiri, Of his command:
CAMP McLENoRE. May 10.
Mayor .WcLem0re:
Dear Strive have remained here
the whole time since you lcft US, and
were attacked on the 18th April. at the
dawn o. day. by large body OF In
,iians-sincc which time, We have
been surrounded by them almost con-
tinually. and had upwards of twenty
fights with them, and have had only
two OF our men killcd-Eli Sealy on
the 18th April, and Capt. IIolloman
or the I'd of May-and five others
slightly wounded. The loss of the In
dams, think, is ID or ID killed. On
the 10Th of April, we had an engage
ment with four or FIVE hundred Indians.
which lasted two hours and forty five
minutes, during which time, they get
possession of our flat, which drifted
down the river, and was destroyed bv
them. So We have no means Of getting
away from here, without relief from
some source, rs we have not a man
with us who knows the geography OF
this country.
We are entirely out of every ncces-
sary OF life, except corn and water. and
know not when 20 look for relief. as
the time which YOU appointed has
elapsed, by I'D or IL days, and We
have not heard or secn any thing
OF the army-or any other person, ex-
cept Powell's yeiitng deriLs, aud their
yells would have been silenced long ago
If we had men enough, for you may
rest assured, dear sir, that there are
some fighting fowls here-Poor fellows
1t is great pity that they should ever
starve-for they have fought well.
The sending this express, is full OF
danger, and has been DELAYED on that
account, hoping that the boat might
come 10 our relief, till we have given
1T out. am under the belief that Gen
Scott wrote to you that he would come
and get the corn which you brought
here Tor the army, and relieve us him
seli-this is, perhaps, the cause Of tn,
long delay ofthe boat-but, sir, we ar,
here suffering, and hope you will com,
or send some person TO our assistance a.
soon as possible. Yours, very respect.
fully, l.. b. WALKER,
Ii. c. Company n
Major McLEMoRE.
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IMPORTANT SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
40 lEarpcrs-l'crry, Nir.':a

HAN the hist day oi June neat. thc under
" signed ., >,-.cial commissioners, app"lnt-
ell by a decree 81 tic Count ot Chl,rcrN viii
cNp~e, 1T public sale. Ia ihc highest Bladder,
"n the pIoml,c-, the following highly valuable
LOTS IA thc town at ilaIpcT,-f,rrN. ~ Ih,
County ui Jefferson aud State uf Virginia. pant
al the uvIl estate Ui james d Wager, Esq
VIZ:
No. I. \ vacant lot - feet front and bind
ing about ~ feet ~ depth on the ahuirncmt 81
the 'iiduct conn" ctr,e the Baltimore and Oh,"
Raj Road M,ih Tic Winchester and Potomac
Rail Road.
M. =. l"t with an OLD frame warehouse
on II, near Ia and fronting uh the same street
"a, No. !, - feet with present depth Ui about
! o. feet
| M. ;. A lot un the sarnc street i3i feet
front, aud same depth - and ,, with a good
dwelling hou-c of Stone. These } Iot> are
susceptible uf further extension indefinitely ~
depth by waiting into the Potomac river.
No. 1. 4 lot fronting ths 4. =. Arsenal, 81
feet 10y about i50 feet, binding on a crr,,,
street. On this lot are erected the spacio,i.
frame buildings occupied aud known a. IIo-
tel for the last 81 YEARS.
No. :, q, :, :, =, 10, IL, vacant lots on
the aforesaid cross street. varying IA front
IrOm - feat Ia 81 feet, and running back
from l20 10 2OO icct to alleys.
No. IL. The new mansion house. with a
large garden lot about l2u bN 40 feet
| No. l3 & IL. Vacant lots on Shenandoah
street, b! feet and ~ feet by ab"ut 80 feet
No - n 10. Two lots Il by - and 81 by
20, with , comfortable dv cling houses OF
frame
The town Of IIarpcrs-Frrry Is situated al
the conilucnre of the Potomac II Shenandoah
rivers. and al the casternmo>t outlet Of the
great Valley of Virginia, contains about 3OOO
inhabitants, i ia. seat ii the q. y. Amor,
and EMO water power "n the two rivers
almost WIthuut lImit. ln addition io it, naiiI-
raj advantages, NJ Importance "a place at
trade, will br immensely augmented by the
great public works, which now connect II
with the City Of Baltimore and the District Of
Columbia Oh the one hand. aud the fertile.
valleys Of the Potomac and Shenandoah and
tie coat region of Cumberland on the other.
w Ne two KaL Roads above mentioned anil
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal. Sumo ul
the let, new Ia he sold, are ~ immediate con.
BcNion with these works and the Vti,t, ~
and near Ia the centre of lsi-ine,~.
| u = rarely that capitalists have ~ desirable
an "pPorturfss for uye, trnert and speculation
~ that nav presented Ia them.
| The sale Will Ice made un the prcmi,cS on
the lay above named, and will bc continued
/ ir"m day in dsy until completed
The terms are "no thiri ~ hanh the &c
NAMING two thirds ~ two equal piymcnt, ~
and u months. the purchasers a. gave bond,
for the deferred payments, Ia he secured hy
Withholding the tnlc until all the purchase
money shall have been pad
A\DREM kINNEDN
JOS 4 DAiGIIERTN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

BALrisosa, JuxE 4.

BALrisOsh, JUSE \.
CATTLE.-ln the past week there Ia.
been considerable increase m tho supply oi
Beef "n the hoof, NC pots further decline
IN prices, and quote to-day nj ssae,S As IN
quaiIiy. Hogs are stili held nj 9,2S.
flSiI.-Sales of Herrings to a consldera-
BILE extent were made this week at 81, 3lt and
1874; and for some lots packed with ground
alum salt lower rates have been accepted
The stock is still large. Nackcrel are very
DUH. Small sales Of No. } have been made
at -. IS per bbl. which u decline on pre,l-
ou. rates. The market continues bare of No-.
I and ?. The Inspections OF the week com
prise Isl bbls. aud half bbls. Shad, and l6-
81 bbls. and o. half bbl. iIerring-.
FLOUR He,card sfrssf.-The receipt, have
been quite limited this week i'm consequence III
the inecssant rams, and the suppl, being short
of the demand, an advance IA prices ha. or-
CURED. Ia the early part of the week the
store price Was hrm nj 500. hut since tbcu
sale, haso been made Mt GOA, and more re-
Gently at 6.'5. We quote the store price TO-
day at &C. ia6,15, although holders ecncrslly
ak 6,1j Tn. wagon price /, now 6.31la6.-
ID, but dealers do not operate willingly al
these rates.
Guy Mills FIow.-An al, ance Ia, been
realized IN this description. sale, of several
parcels having been made at s6,.5, full. We
quote this rate to-day.
SusqUsh- nnaA BIow.-Sale~ IN the earl,
part of the week at st GA, aud yesterday a,
s6,15. Now held at the latter price
Rive Hoay--ls very duh. Sales have been
made al Si,15 and i,G2..
the inspections Tor the week ending on
THURSDAY evening, comprise the iallo~in,;
Kinds and quantities VIZ.
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CONTENTS

CONTENTS
~ Shsnnond.is Wsior. according o. tho a"aip-
81, y hs tate d.. DE- BUTTS, u Eati-
mOrt.
S.lcniic, or, Sulphatc of Lime,
Carbonate Of Lime,
sulPhsic Of MagnesIa, Epson salt
Muriato OF Msgncsio,
hur,ai- Of Soda,
Sulphate Ut Iron,
Carbonate Ut Iron,
Supplemented hydrogen Gas,
Csrbon,c Acid Gas
Temperature about 6ny i've degrees Of
Fahrenheit.
Propsrtit, purga,'e, or gently
laxative, IN proportion Ia the quantity taken
into the stomach. or condition of the :, steu'
Tonic -Diurctic-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

Bestes 81 bbls. Rye Flour, IL Lids AMI
l9J bills. Corn Meal.
GRAIN Ihsai.-A parcel of Su>I,chan-
ua stored Wheat Was sold on Monday at ST.
40 per b,iNiiei \ parcel of 100 hu>hcl,
Irimc German Wheat vas sold ,e>tcrli, at
SLAB. These are the ouly transactions re-
ported 10 Us.
Comm the early part OF the week sales
oi white were made at 1Oa1lc. and uf yellow
at s2a'lc. To day sales of white have been
made at 13c., aud Uf yellow IL 7.,c.. and We
quote accordingly. A portion OF the supplies
has reached ,ho market M a damaged state.
Rye--Has declined in price, ami Susquehan-
| M Is dull to-day at $50. per hushcl.
Oais.-We quote at - IJc.
PROV lSlONS.-Thcre l. no change an the
prices of Beef and Pork. during the week
Western Bacon was o>ccedingly dull and sales
were difficult 10 effect. Some small lots OF
assorted were takcn at lie. and lot of
Hams and SIDES at IL cts. There was some
| inquiry for the article this morning, but we
| heard Of no transaction of moment We
quote prime lot, Of assorted at lie. The III
sPccuons oi the week comprise IL kegs But
tor, anal kegs Lard, bat no Beef nor Pork.
| WHiSkEf.-lU the early part of the
week sales Of hhds. were made at ~ tc. hut
more recently sale, have been made at 81 cts.
Some holders ask 33l. Sales Of bbls. con
tinne Ia I've made at 3Ia35ct>. as in quality
lot Of 100 bbls. Of choice brands was sold
at 36c. The wagon price of bbl> i, 3Oa3lc u,
exclusive Of the barrel. The inspections oi
the week comprise lls hhds. and $50 bbls, 81
which l32 hhds. and lOl bbls. were received
from the Susquchanna.
| GEoRcETOwS, n. &. JUNE y.
fIoDr.-We continue our quotation at sos
To 6.62l, though there have been no sales
SINCE our last rcport--iherc is however gocdI
demand at our quotation-tle receipts are
light
Grsin.-Wheat continues at 81 -; Rye ~
cents-COrn ~ 10 : | cents-Oats ~ cents.
| .HsiropOIitan.
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TRESTEES S.lkE
Valuable Factory Property
1T HIRPERS FERRY.

III HIRIEkS- FERR1.
Ny VIRTUE Of deed of trust from
- Joseph l.. smith, Esq, 10 the sub-crI-
Der, executed on the 18th Of Jul, ult aud
duly recorded ~ the CLERKS office Oi the
County Court of Jefferson County. Virginia.
viii sell at Public Auction 10 the highest
bidder,
ia Thursday the Ih day sf .i"sud n'Ii,
at ~ o'clock. NJ. before the door of Ftz-
simniOns' Hotel, iIarPerN-ferry, all the right,
title and estate vi SAID Joseph l.. smith, M
aud la
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TRUST Sale.

hf virtue Of q deed Of trust, executed by
~ Myers 4 Cleveland To the uoder.ixped.
ior the benefit of John y. watts, which deed
Is Of record IN the CIsrk's Office OF Berl,-
ley county, I shall proceed 10 scii, Cor cash.
ON the premises, on Thursday the % day 81
June. 3 HOUSES AND a LOT OF
LAND, situated OF Bunker,-iiiIl. Berkeley
county; one Of the houses 10 n substsntial
two story stone building, and has been here
ioforr occupied ~ n store, and " an excel
lieut. stand for the Mercantile business.
The above property ~ again offered for
sale, in consequence OF a former purchaser
not having complied with the terms. Such
title ss !, vested 10 the undersigned as trus-
Ire, Will he made 20 the purchaser.
sAM'L. STONE, TsSist.
May ~, ls36.
Postpone nseat.
sr-gi' The shove sale Is postponed until
rbursds, the I'D inst juno
June .. lSJG =. STONE.
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Lots in bolivar.

HVHREE lots 10 ths town ~ Bolivar ID
n joining those of De iiSy len. 20 q vsry
pleasant snd eligible situation. sfe sacrsd
8i .utsts ssic zach zoe coetstos q4af.
ser u an scte They viii be- sold 81 q ,sfy
ressoaable guce, for cash. ~ upon q .hor
credit JAMES COATES
Hsfpers-Fsrry June . Is3G- 81
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a part Of the Long Potomac Bridge, at
Washington City has been carried away by
the late freshet The portion injured is near
the Virginia shore. The Intelligencer states
that the level Of the water in tho Potomac. on
Thursday, was higher 10y IL or ls inches than
the editors had ever known it to be at any pre-
yious period
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

90 Tuesday thc Jlst ult BY the Rev. YIN.
MoElruy, Mr.. NArHkS iiAHEs, 81. - Mrs
RCrH o DowxEt, daughter q the late III
mund Downey. Esq. Of thts county.
AZ Philadelphia, on Thursday he 2Gth ait.
~ tho H6yht Rev. Bishop White, RonGRr
AoREnJ NJ. d. 20 csaoLus, daughter II
ilc1fy Nixon, "a.
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FARM ToR SALE.

1--WE snbsoIlb oilers, at private sale, hiS
u FARM ~ the Sicinily 81 i.rciowb. let
terson county, Va, containing about 400
ACRES -ODe-IhIrd of wbTh ~ "a Soud
wood i.sud. The improvements consist at
n comfortable Dwelling IIousr, and all other
houses necessary for isTmin. operations -
Persons disposed To purchase. are invited to
view the premises.
GILES 4 COOkE
MN ~ I-lC AZ
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RoLTINo CLOTHS.

lNr received, a large supply OF EOI =
- No CLOTHS 81 'rr, superior pi,ii-
~, which, added 10 NV former stock epa-
tiles ne I" offer better a>s"ttmeht of tie
article ihan h', before bcru ~ TIA, market
aud OF reduced pf'oT,- All ords,. FROM n.,l
lets and Uther vii bo p1Tt,, ulArl, ,t,'nd,d
To. IO>, JNNNEl
Alexandra. ; no -. I-JL. Jm
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(iarE's Ofd ESg0btishcd
LUCKY OFFICE,
" ". Curut "a BJt,n,".,. ."I rl,cr Streets,
(Iudet thu Nu~,pl
IIhorc hare b,,n SoM. PyI-rsi Pri-nv
Pr,.tS'li "a Doii.DS. .HLiiOn
of .NiH,oH>i
BALTIMORE cry, MD.
BALTIMORE cry. MI.

M ortCE Any person az persons thru'
~ out thr DnI"u, Who may dc,ir. To- tr>
ih.,r luck. either 10 IA. Mar, lsnd State Lot
teIc,, or ~ the authorized Io,tcT,y, Ut
other states, SOME Ouc Ui ~hrrh are draw
ds,l,. Tickets from O\Et Ia TEN DOLLARS.
shares ~ proportion, ate respectfully re
quc>icd Ia forward their orders 10y mail
post pa,d) CT Otherwise. enclosing c,su ct
rH,IK r,AErs, Which viii Ice thankfully re-
ocn.d aud executed b, return msii. ~,th
the same prompt siisut'on a. II on personal
application. and the result gwen when re-
qur>i,d. ,mmrdIntci. after the drawing
Please address
JOHN CLAIM
y " Corner 81 ll.liifnnir .nl C4h,tt Shrtt,
n'i,I the Mus. uli.
May ~. 1886
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HNHt subscriber wishes 20 rent two large
n Rooms IN the Fast sod Of hts dwelling
house. 'Nd viii give Possession immediately
These TOVo., beinE serss,,bIe Irr.s. the
street. are yell adapted for offices for pro-
fe,snnal gentlemen. ~ fnr rooms fos . small
family, boarding ut -',hsr of the prime pal
pubic house, un Ihrs place.
&. W. SAPPIHGTON.
Charlc>town, Fsb. %, leJ6-u
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saddIcr's Press.

WILL ell, ~ prsste sale . ssddlsr's
N Press. With cast iron cylinders and ever
lh,ng complete, except tie skia. The ma.
ehiss lac never been used, snd is aa excel.
lsnl aftieis. u uiH be sold low, for cash
o. on q short credit
JAMES COATES.
HaSPsrs-rcrFy, June ?, ls36-3l
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THE
Washington E.iBac ELiIns,

IN TIE CANAL, near Georgstoun.
~ having reesUtly changed ovner.. are
nov "a iuH operation. sud = ron.tlnt suppl,
~ the best Lime wIll be Kept for sale ~
lower prices tbsn any 10 the District.
ApPly 10 KJBT ~PElDEN,
Ou The pfomncs
June o. t-1G In