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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

The important trial ia Baltimore Court
DeIsnO -. stockton 4 Stokes "a brief no
iies Of which appears In preceding coluun)
has Terminated. Terdiot for the plaintiff
2, $40 dollars. COUNSEL for the plsintid, X.
N. Martin, z. c. Lee, and Johu q. Cooke.
E'qrS., who Gays tbs Baltimore SUM ''sbiy
and slOqusntly pleaded for the rights Of their
CLIENT aud the Baltiaore Bar (AddS the SUM
may well eongrntulais themselves on the ss-
QUESTION Of 80 talented a member as Mr.
Cooke, who ha. lately taken up his residence
In this city, from Virginia. Counsel for de-
PENDANT, John Glenn aud ReVsrdy Johnson,
Esqrs, ~ no made an able defence"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

coNGREss.-H Of general interest
has Irsnspired In the Senate since our last publ
cation. Ia tbs House the Mississippi Election
ease. sod the bill Tor bPPrOprisiing more money
for the prosecution 81 the Florida War, have
formed the principal sS'jesis Of debate.
The House of Representatives says the BAlti-
more Gazette &c Morbdsy lssIl ate Uss1lng much
time that might be employed to better purpose,
Ia debates Which are very interesting, % would
seem, 10 the speakers aud tie isteHers, and will
be When Published 10 the sperch readers, bot are
Of very l'ttlr interest o. Importance IN any o,hsF
Point Of virsThe ttlilctt - the late election 0l
meu'brrs To represent the State Of hisSissiPpi
ia the House. aud ti,xre es.snOt be the least T.
pretstioh in the mind OF thOsG - no make, hear OF
read the speeches, IbSt ihvy viii have the effect
OF Undressing even one member 10 give = dia r
eRt vote the fail question. Gom Shsl he
would have given on the hrst day the subject oc-
supisd the Sttentiou Of the house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
ANo1 BEm PIor A'.>lNsr TnE LIFE

VI Auts hlNh VI sNFs ENA.NNh.
Paper, fIcm Ps,i.. - Die. IS. state thsI -no-
Their pie, sgSiusi the tie VI KiHg L0uis Phiiiippr
has bvea d,i,Stra. g. consequences ss',r.I per
ss"s i0pl,s.tSd in the ItrOsiDas eoaspirse, had
bcvh supplemented. lie chief II the soaspir,-
tatn man ~ The u.se VI Hubert. Use ARRESTED
1t B,I,sne. Oa the Io,h Dsermbsr. The P.ri.
Mss.rng,r states that AZ ~ss sos.isIAasd As an
accom- .Lse is the N.siiiy conspiracy, thsi he
has been frquv,ily CIR To England Lately
where he I'D suns sPv~rr''ly tn sossnIt some
skiifDI mechanics Of LD'''a and iIit'-ins hem.
On the plaza Of an i,fsr,sI "'-eh'as &C tyry com
pliesss.i nature. but uhfthsr % vas % bs s5n-
',rN'e'ed ia France Or fnLh'd ~Ss UOt Asssr-
ts'ped. nor 90. tI.re 90, thing TO show shrR IL
~sa 10 b. hroagm nIO execution
The French Chan,Sers were opened on
Monday. Dee. ~. Louis Philippe delivered
a speech Of unusual length. More prseau-
'ions we're taken than ever before. TO secure
the person OF the King from danger. A. PSr.
,ieular points the crowd were kept two hua-
bred yards OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
0NNmNlIayPDWN.
rae MAiLs.-From ooo o.,reui,y Of


THE MAiLS--From Oee extremity Of
the UaiOa TO the other. there has bsea for
,Ous time past general cutlery against the
Mails. Alnost every newspaper contains
eonPlSintS OF the miserable manner in which
the nails are conducted. We have hitherto
preserved comparative silence on the sub
ise,, but to such en- extent IL the Grievunee
growing. tbs; We can no Tor ger rsfrain from
aaI,nS aaothsr 70 the li,t Of complaints.
Charlvsio~R Is situated IS miles weat cf Pal.
umore-is connected 20 that city by rail.
rad. the cars keeping up daIy eommuni-
ostioa hstween the .t~o places good
'isss rosI Elsa bet~een ihsm--and yet il
frequently happens thst vs do not receive
orr paper. from that CITY until they sre Sc
verai day, old and neveruniil snsr the larse
ofIwo days. Although ws exchange " i'm ave
or six Of ina daily, tri-weekly, add weekly
papers Of Baltimore, we have received but
ore or two aimee our la, publication A
large ard Important mail dus here on sun
day lat. from Baltimore, Washington, A!sx.
sndr'a, aud Richmond, has not yet arrived,
aud -hen II will reach us. no hunlsn power
can tell. d msy be n month hence; Tor some
times our PsPrt, from those cities are de-
tanned thsi ls.sih Of tiu.e on their way here.
We are s0mesha At a Toe, 10 kaow where
the fault lies, but believe Il ., 10 be found in
the general add cuipsbIs disregard Of duty
s'nongSt Amos Kendall, pets. Experiment.
being the order Of The day. the distributing
once, ws learn, has bsen removed from
FTedsrirktO~R . Wheeling; snd II may no
'hAt our mai, % ae''nss 90 10 that oIIies, be-
fore they receive ihcir psoysr d,rt elton. Let
this DO Is IL nsy. however. there ere con-
tinuAi outrageous acts of Oa.rs.ioa or con.
mission sORewhsrs in reference to the m it's
and We voaId be pleased to see. Ia common
with ous whole eomnuaiiy.a whole,o,ne re-
nsdy speedily applied for the evils u which
We complain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
Store az RHbEeIo,r,,.

FORGE T.. CHAMBERLAIN having he.
~ come the proprietor, by purchase, Of
the Store At kahletown. lately owned by
Hehebowsr * ShIlsr, will continue the sale
OF GOODS al the Old Stand. lie re,peet-
iuliJ invites hrs friends, the late customer,
OF the establishment, and the citizens gene
rally OF the surrounding country, Hho NAV
want sny Thing ia the mercantile line. IN
give him . call. lie is determined 10 sell
great bargains. lie " III keep eonstsntly on
hand 4 good supply Of articles 10 his line ami
pledges himself that he will not be outdoo.
IN giving Inducements TO purchasers. Pune
iuAl customers shall receive the usual et.d,t
and to ell who buy for es.h, he viii .rII
unusually low. lie designs making large
additions TO his present stock Of Goods. ~ !.
short time, (s"me Of which he has aIready
reeeiVed.) and IN the mean time, will sell The
old stock at HStonisbihgly low prices.
lie VIII keep constantly on baud q suppIy
Of 'PP''
Cloths. Cassimeres. CAs,insIs & Ysstins,
a general assortment Of Domestiea.
Fancy Goods, ShSWls, handkerchief,
Calicoes. Can'brIes, Linens, AIusIins, &c.
Also -ShoCEklES, such % Coffee, Tee,
Grocery line.
Also Tobacco. Cigars. Snuff. Backing.
s9o'' Lesd' hola'sss, Oils, CoPPeEaS, &c.
Also, Shoes, Hats. Caps, SO.
Hosiery and Gloves,
The several kinds OF Wares.
hiso, Liquors OF various kinds.
10 snort, almost every article which Is gene
rally found IN Reisil StoTss-slI Of which
he viii dispose Of on such terms Is already
named. either for gold, silver, current bank
notes or Tor the moro fashionable currency
of shinpia,,srS
kob'eiowh, Feb. !, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
N2W GOODS.

HAsE ts'' returned f,on tie Eastern
l. Gales with Frrsh supply Of
EIsW GOODS
ShiSh ! ecu and all sell to t,, ,u.,o,.,,
'hi ih0 Fssiis generally on the ioWe,t .nJ
s'",' rssson.6ls t'tms. The stock eou,i,,,
20 part Of the following Srti,l,ss
bl'". black. and assorted eOlortd CLOTHS
- do. Cas'i".eTSs
70, Co. Css.insts,
o'Os and BLACK 0osi'hsir CBmbist.
london and Amsfiesn Prints,
French PrinI.,
Brown and oissehed Dcnesiita
EnE'iah French, pain aud 6sus'd Meti,o,
figured aud Plsi1 S~a,, Jsekonst q BOOB
Au.lin,,
Stsr Nett.
broad aud narrow asserted soiorsd Satin
Mems super. black IIailsn crav,,s.
PuIiest Hahdksrehkts,
Latest style Of Lsdiss' shawl, and n,..,
handkerchief,
Latest s'yie OF Ladies' Collars.
DO. do. Fashions bile Behinx.
f''ited ard PLAIN Soiin L Dom6aIips stosk,
super. Black SILK Velvet,
Do. assorted DO. Vest Patterns.
Latest Ensl and American straw BO,pst,
ladies Seal Skin slippers.
Chiidrshs Leather Pump Boets,
DO. do. Addicted,
Ladies Seal Spring Welt Boots,
DO. Leather SeWed Boots.
Small Boys Coarse BrogAnS,
hens do. do.
Do. sltoD1 do
Youths do
Men's cSlf Downing.
Misses Leather Sewed Boots.
Latest siy e Hats,
Great assortment Queenswars a Hardvaro
car Morocco end lining Skins, &c.
Persons wishing Bargains viii do we'll IA
eal and examine my Stock OF Good.. n, thsy
can be provided with any article thev m,y
want oh the most reasonable terms. and a,
good as the market can afford.
RICHARD d. DORIAN.
HarPsrs-Ferry, Feb. !, I53S.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

FLoRIDA.-No uewS Of interest from The
seSt Of war since our last. The Dons aud
The sanebO. engaged in this burissqus wsr,
with force Of sisbt or ten thousand men.
against handful Of miserable hIlf-starvsd
Indians, still promise 4 speedy termination
Of hostiIities. by an sStirmiuaiion Of the unlu-
tOrsd enemy; but We have Lost all confidence
in these promises. Gen. JesuF and bis troops
never fail to meet the windmill when they
attempt Q ful6lmsnt OF them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
FOR RENT,
TIE SLY MIL

pom the oPsquon Greek, 2 miles from
~ Leetown. The Mill will be complete.
" repaired, and from its location and the
sbunssnes Of wsteF with which u is suppl.
Cd, combine Tor il advantages ub,rh few
possess. To y competent aud trusty person.
the terms viii he made easy. A good dwoli-
ing fou's. ard n preferred, q Biaeksmith's
shop will 90 Hith Tho Mill. App'y TO
A. KENNEDY. or
A. =. DANDHiDGR,
Feo. l. 1885. IL Mar L,siotca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

WIN - sgid. - pfIbli- s.'~ Of, ODD.
w h'Eh~u bidisf. q ksIht.ar. OIL. De-.
day iiie 9'h q February atHi. Co., Ltl.s..v ....
prfty
A stsiii9a,
Zee Riiiag Hrrsst Cit
H1usfh"li Flrniiuft-s nonftt shf D srr a
i1fs'.-ra, hafesu, SAFE, sit,t. JtaI.t.
Feslhef Beds hf
AItp--a o. ~ &c shasis
Aeds grrsi 'ssiFiT e CIDER s-tislss TO- 90
rarfaus e. rsftitulaftta
credit y 80 rlafH,s siii ~ Fipss III. sr.-.
asoFe BE doiiart ts- rslfflsssf b. ri,s s...f -.
splfotfa astufiif 90 pafth.trs ar,..fr.. ~.
,-1a il'e tst' sii o. rqafff No pa. ..t e.,
tals 70 eoagsrfita fsfif 81 .tf r.,-...... j.
ssias- hEFiEBOWEH b si4PEn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE Market

DHAs hhOhG hhhhEI,
For ths tsesk ending Friday srs.iag, Jan. 26.
ChrTLE.-lhe market continues TO re-
eei's fair supply Of Beef out he hoof, which
we continue 10 quote al 81, n $3.50, accord
ing 10 quality. Live Hogs, 10 consequence OF
The limited supply. have advanced TO S7,75,
which We quote as the cure at rate to-day
There is very little killed Pork in MARKET
Prices have undergone no change, aud We
quote the wagon price - before at seas q
80 50. and the store price al Sc so a 81.
FLOUR Hoieard Il. Ftou.--The wagon
price Of Howard street Flour to-day IS 81, SO,
that being The generally prevailing rate, tho
"a some lev instances S7,75 has been paid -
u |" diihcuit 10 quote the store price, as there
have been very few transactions, and While
some holders arc willing 10 take Ss, Others ask
higher. A sale oil COO bbis. on Wednesday at
So, full.
The Inspections FOR the week, ending Thurs
day evening, comprise 63S9 barrels. 1913 half
barrels.
GRAIN ULsst- None coming 10 mari et
either by wagon, or water parcel Of Ger
man white was sold some days ego atSl,75
The little foreign wheat in port has been stor-
ed for better prices.
Corn Last sales Of white were at IS cts.
To-day there are no buyers in market, and
We cannot name an accurate quotation for
White Sales Of Yellow, received by wagons
and rail road, at Gu O. cts.
Rys.-Nope.
Oats A sale Of $500 bu,be', was made to-
day 81 40 cents. from store. Previously 81
IS cents
Ciors'Sssd We continue our quotations
from wagons at IS 25aS5 50, aud from stores
at $3.50, S5.75 per bushsI
WlilSkEY.-Thsde demand Is limited. Sales
OF hhdS. have heen made ut 30 cts and Of
bhlA a, 3ii IS cts. which Is a slight decline
IN the rates that prevailed last week. The
wagon price Of bills. Is uniform at 80 cts. ex-
elusive Of the barrel. There were inspected
this week $50 hhds and 1890 bills. Of which
l3i bids and SIS bills. were from the sus-
qnehsnra.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
WnTrNTRa

1--WE aahsefineF has tstrn Mf JAMES
\ FLOEE inio paftnsfsbip in ths aeross.
tie Business. ehirh eiI hfreaffg BE- con-
ducied ufdcr lhs naue o. EEYEs hFLoHR
The undertifncd is stFg DESTROYS ~ elos-
fng 30 'oruifr 1usifsss anhoui teiay. Sc
respectfully talieus 90 persons hssmr &C.
cgunts ath bin % settle then az sson A
soavrnieht NJ "a ChAtGuifL b "a
usofissd 70 sake setiIfmfHis
HUMPHREY RFYRa
ctsrissisua. Fsb Z. ls1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

a fashionable upholsierer in Paris
recently got into debt 200, 900 francs
aud abSeonded. In the hurry Of the
occasion, however. he left his pocket.
book behind him. containing 4OO. 900
francs. His creditors did not adver-
tise a reward for his apprehension.
Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01


BosToN -BANKS.-Thr,e more OF the
Boston Bsnks have failed. viz: The FULTON
Hancock, and comn,sreiaI. A Commi,tss
has been appointed by Tho Legislature to in
VssIisate the coalition Of several others. the
sol'eney Of which are questioned. A letter
from Boston Gays: "Thr pressure inihe money
market is on the increase. For this there are
several reasons One or two will give
l. The Banks are preparing to resume the
payment Of specie. 2. The closing Of three
OF the present banks, whose circulation I,
100000. very essentially decreases The a.
mount Of bills In the market There have
bee" some heavy siOPPage, Of large capital.
s'' and merchants. which have greatly sur-
Prised u'. Bot this Is. in my tumble opinion.
but the beginning ofsorrow. Failures sIno,,
daily occur, and there Is scarcely any busios "A
doing"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
NEW Goons.

soessubsr hes s<sia received ,
IL isrss snd extensive astortn,tnI II the
n'0st Fs.hi''"sb'S aud sessorss.s
Anew GoC-Sa
Hn s'oeA embraces every srt,eis of siiil,,
snd e0Uio't. - ~eU ~ sa9stAst Il ard &. u.
iVnso's- hlSssd ever sd,eis that - usvaIL
ssF IN hstsd stOrt--sush 80
CfOfhS. Csssisl,r's, CassiasIs. az color,
oRoCrRIEs,
H"f'. Boots, MOsS. HarGs,rs. C4ias.
&c. re.
sauce 10 10y, ~ S,v'k >. complete and
~''i be sold OF s'ch terms .. o.rh,,i f.if to
plsA.s Tie rssP.otfui, in.rss . eal lraa,
n" irisod' and The Puol,c seesrsn,.
THOMAS HUCHEs.
HsrPsrs-Fsrry, feb. I. ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Dr.. Duncan, Of Ohio. during hi. late
speech IN the House of Represents.
hves. stood leaning against his desk. I"
~ Y UhE
The spectators must have been re-
minded oi,he story Of the dog that lean
cd against the fence 10 bark.
Tp.usl..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

We learn from The Cincinnati Ca.
Ee,ie that The House OF Represrnia-
tSes Of Ohio have passed law TO 70.
peal the act which prohibits the estab-
lIshmeht of branch or agency Of the
Pennsl lvania Bank Of the U. States, in
the State OF Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

The CineiDnaii whig states that there
viii DO nearly fro ksadSed iA0usaaS
hogs slaughtered this winter, in that
place aud its yiciniiy. The highest
number any previous season, Was one
hundred and sixiy-two thousand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

sn'ly constituted, sss Ihsi IAsrs weuld have
been decided and unsSuisoesi majority g
gsips;h u.
. 10 not belisvs ins,ruetIOos will be given
10 esther % OSr Sshalors-but d IAers
should b. VIZ Rosns will receive ,hsn. The
calculations u Tie Globs are faliseloas ard
deceptive. The Ad@inisus alton IL doomed, 60
Ear as vHgiaia 10 concerned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
Motifs.

ThsTS ~Ili ~ pry.shirE q IA- Uai., s..s.i.
,.os.s' o. s~aSsy tie Aah FsbFo.. a sssIa,s.
-. IS
~" TIE ksv. Ar stpFsoH. ~ DlViss
permission, Shi preach Ia. the Free Church.
"sfps'. Ferry, O. 5SDdas nsxI. At ~ o'clOsE.
Feb. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
MlLlIANaPonr. tAIrlJ,, e

WILLIAhsPoRr. Mn JsR- 6.
FiaE The barn Of Mr.. Henry e..
Wel'y, near Fsiplay. 10 this county.
VAS destroyed by IRE on Monday last.
supposed To be the work Of On ineen-
diary. We learn that this is the second
barn Mr.. w. has lost by Gre within ia o
years Banhtr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Tia Hs'gH Of Lzpvdsncs.-Dr. Dun.
can, the imPud-nt Representative froa.
The Cincinnati District. is said TO stand
fix aud half feet in bis stockings.
fP,eafirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

The editor Of the Georgia Constitu-
tionSilst Says. that We have u Sian.
drrouS tongue" II that be true, we
are certainly different from him. His
tongue is no slander.-C Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

47.rhs present No Of this paper is tbs
eOsaDenesmsnt Of the 5Ist year If its publ
cation Ia chsrIs,town, snd i the beginning
OF The l2ih year since the union &c The Free
Press aud Fsrmsr,' Repository.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

liz THE Nick OF TlME.-The exc.
cution Of Isaac Dale, which was TO have
taken place near Nashville on the 10Th
instant, was suspended by the passage
Of law IN the same morning by the
Legislature, making il the duty OF the
Governor TO commute the punishment
81 capital cases finally determined bv
the Supreme Court, 10 imprisonment
for life IN the State Penitenliary, when.
ever the Judges Of said Court shall
certify 20 him that there was in their
opinion exlenUating circumstances at.
tending the case, and that ia their opin.
ION the punishment Of death ought 20
be cOmmuied. All the necessary pre-.
ParatIons were made for the execution
OF the eulVril--ihe gallows erected and
shroud and coffin made. and not until
after ~ o'clock was Il known that the
merciful arm Of the Legislature had
been interpreted to save him. A large
crowd u hieh had collected al the jsil
were disappointed (agreeably no doubt
on the TACT being announced.
Bal. Car.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

There is lady near this place ihs,
has had four husbands. all Of them
clergymen.-f -NsNr6,rn Sen.
Tha; woman has certainly had 1.-The
benefit Of clergy. ~ Prsnf,es.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

The Convention Of Psnps, lvsrrs ass de.
e'dsd that the Governor shall bo elected for
three yssrs. sud shall DOT hold the OGses more
than six years h any tern Of uins
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

III. HEIRS OF
1~0'saGS AaS1rtItOq, Sr. Decd,
"a RE respectfully notified. that IN. tA,rd
4 - aud last insIsin.ert Of the proc, "a. Of
The eomprowi.e male ia Ihs ehancery eaus,
"|h t)neh's heirs Il LyscLbut9, "a, been
Ises''Sd BY me. and !, ready In be PAID over.
The claimants beng scattered over the ~ eat.
eTn country sni el.ewh,rs. uskrs 1t r.c.,.
ssry To give THIS notice. They are r,g,sst-
cd 10 write TO me, post paid, nJinx how
their respective portions may be sert 10
hem' ANDREW HUSrER.
ChariestoWn, Jan. 2j, ls3S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
E'IWsfer Fsnris Tor A0ic.

Pt"sfer Paris for sale,
"E h'So 81 hand about so tor, m
Fia'isr Psfs, Which We Isteiy par.
chased from The importer Tor cssn, Whie.
We ~i'l sell Tor cost and carriage. or give
~ bushels per ion. ground 81 AVON NiIs
We keep constantly On bsnd a suapI, Of
SALT snd FISH, which Nil be sold on &C
terms
KABLE & JOHNSTON.
kabletown, Jan. Is. 1874
have Nsgro Gul Tor hire. siet
or > years d-Veil disposed. so-,I nurse.
sna cook a. fsr - could be expected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
.NiOfice.

IL persons having claims sgsiust the
n estate OF John Bowers, Sr, deed. are
requested to present their respective ~.
counts, properly sutheh,icsied for settle.
mfnt' without delay and ell those indebted
TO sad estate, Will please to make psymen,
forthwith.
laced NIL. Er,-l.,-
Jan. IS 1893 -3t. ef,,.8 ,-t,,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Z FUOM rt-f rrsr Nf Tb-rg. gsuiit,'.
hIssssu DE ~trp f1 rhafipsissn. Ga
riey rH.t fsti. -uErFI.
u tFE Sire 1st Hf- traf fa-f 49, =
eh- s tftffen sf1 10 llG5G&a
ttaf' t..h. speYl gsifs cl1 ,.S.l~~IL
ed Fs-fs usl stf fst roars5 go /,
H.l tle A rsntrsH.Is feusuI auI bal
given Ger 80 ferastry of ite 4afr. 90 $50
lsr lr caav'rt aa d no ft.si. fauhis
Haf, 40 go 10 ths CON- ..i.oa 10 ibo thisf.
t bl4rs nee.
JAsES I4NNAH
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CidFkS Oid ESf0bItSbe1
LUCKY OFFICE.

- - - - 49,
y. w. Cornvr 81 H.l'imnrc aad -ivsft s,rvrta,
,trdur the Mdseun)
BALTIMORE CITY, Mp.
HArre hGuS been sold. Priest Pri1,fl
PTi=es!ll N Doiirs, Millions
ot -H,ihoasi
~ Office Any person or persons thto'-
u out the Onion, who nay desire 20 try
their luck, either m the Mary isud Sts'e Io,-
tsriss, or in TIE authorized Lo,teT,sa ~
other Si7trs, some one Of which are drs~n
daily, Ticket. from ONE to TEN Dol LARS,
shares "a proportion. ere respectfully re-
questcd 10 forward their orders oy met
post paii) or otherwise, eueiosiny a.H or
raIzE ricSErs, which viii be thsuktuII, re-
ceivrd h0d executed oy return ust, with
Tho same prompt attention n II on perNonai
application, and the rrsli, given when re-.
ques'rd, imueiia.-iy after the Cravings.
For fortunate TCk,fI,
Please address
JOHN CLARK,
~ w Corner of Baltimore aud CAlyrrt stro-,s
uuHrr the Museum.
Nov a. I-37
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v aII4bL9 ls'E-rG-GT
ne E'WDIic Sale.
HRY authority Of \ decree, pronoure.1 >,
~ the Circuit superior Court Of Lswand
Chaneery OF Jefferson County. Ut the lat
term OF the sad Court, 10 a cause prndiny
therein. between Leonard SldIer, Executor
OF John Buckmssier, decd eomplsinant.srJ
John Davenport and Ann Chamberlain. de-
PENDANTS, will sell. 10 the hishs,, bidder.
On -JoHdsy The l9h day + Fssruar, n,r,.
(being Court day. ia front of The Cour,
House 10 Chlrle,toun, that desirable Pro.
PERTH, iying near tho ea,l end Of harI-..
town, on which the said Buckm,,ter former.
ly resided. and the same winch IS now IN ire
occupancy Of Mrs. Ann Chamberlain. Tn.
property consists Of about Is ACRES OF
hrStarA'e LAND, haVins thereon a large
Dwelling House, out buildings, SC
Terms Seventy dollars m hand. nDd
the balance IN three equal annual in.taimruts
to be secured by deed Of trust on a.. M.
misses. JOSEPH T. DAUGuEUTY
Jan 90 iSJ5.-b. Special Conlu'T
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HEY Vri9s 81 e deed ~ irust. sssenisS 10
ID the surseribrf By fdaafd Besn. On The
5ih JaY of fstrusry, i-Jl ssd nov OF re-
cord ln tho counts court ot fentft5a. ia Sc
cure tsrit'n dfat iheftiH mentioned. 9
shaI pro,ssd o. cell. % public suction. 90
ne HIGHEST bijter, fnr cash. ~ ssfup fsy fhs
i5h \ fhr asnh. (ff5ras.v D before iht door
81 FnzHmnOnss h5lcl, 80 HafpsFsFsrry. q
variety az
HOUSEHOLD AND TEITOTEn7
FuRWITURB,
Eabraeing, amohz other thines. q Cio,k,
huresu Tsblss iookinr Glsstfs,
Beds, Btdstssds. ed nfddnx. Chaift.
Chiua and BfHtsats Ware. 9Th simost
ever UflWf kind % FnfnuHrs necssssry fof
boufo-ketping SAFE 10 taks place al one
o'aiort, = ~
JnsEFu T. RUSSELL.
Fsb ., 1881 T-u.i,,
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n eiaEant hook Cass. shrh rsv \,
"A sssa 81 ibe 0Gss ~ wn o. Ihane.
-, 80 90 teof Rsst - ~ fass ~.
De 90. 1874 q
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EEonsea nmh Eosa Tor Reni

Houses 0HSi Lots for Rem.
1NoH RENr, the House ard IA
~ Lot o. Chsrivstosn. lstsiy Fffan
the rss,deBrs Of Mrs. shirley.
on the Cross street 10 the rear
Of the Bark Aso. = email DssliloF House
nesT The Msthud,st Church ~ Chafiesioa o.;
and DWeiling ilopss. % the shsphsrdstosn
rosd, about hail mile below Charlestown
POsssssiOn gifon on me 1T ~ tprd.
MiCUAEL WYsONG.
.Agfni To- Ne $40 ~
Fsh. :, 1874.
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The Hon. lens BL,sE, " Mis,is,ippl, has
resigned his seat In the U. 8. Senate.