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CoEHEcTIcuT Abolition In columns to-day,
will be found the Report of the joint Committee.
whom was referred The petitions "f The Ahoitionsts
&c Sir cut of the nine being Democrats. II is hardly
necessary say that the rcpor. 'ras not accepted by the
Spna,p-unost every Feceraiist voting against il. We
hope every man in The Senate will give it attentive
perusal, as il will be found able document. entirely
conlroverng the points assumed by The Aboonisls in
demanding for the bqcks equality Of sutfage and
Presentation Il placed the Federal party in dilemma,
IN which they had either lose The support Of their
ored allies subscribe their odous doctrines They
chose the latter. The following resolutions accompanied
the report which Federal Senator moved 10 lay the
table IL was decided by strict party votes Demo.
erals voting IN The negative, and I3 Federalsls in the
Affirmative ii this does establish The identity and
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- &. READ " 90, keep "nlIand al their Lum-
- bpr House IN The river the new warehouse,
ls,g, onau,ly Of Salt Tar, Lime, Plaser Herrlngs,
Bacon &C., &c which they utfrr for sale at wholesale
or retail on accommodating terms
They also keep supply Of Faulty Flour of the Union
Mills and Buffalo brands.
Farmvilp, Jane Is lc:;9 l2-4t
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a Real BIsssiB0 10 .M0ihtrs.

DIR. w. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP.
For Children Cutting thsir Teeth
T8NHlS nfalIbe remedy has preserved hundreds Of
Children, when thought past recovery, from con-
vuslons As soon the syrup is rubbed on the gums
The child will This preparation is innnce
ecacious and pleasant, that child will refuse
10 let its gums be rubbed with IT, "hen infants are at
The age Of fur months. though there is appearance
of teeth, bottle of the Syrup should he used on the
guns open The pores Parents should never be with.
out The Syrup in The nursery where there ale Young
children for if child wakes in the night with pain in
The gums. the Syrup Immediately gives by open.
ing the pores and healing the gains; Thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevers, DC
AGENTS.
Mortimer s. Mowbrav, Baltimore
Lewis Johnston, Washington.
Edward Mcdowell, Fredericksburg.
Z. Hall. No.f@ik
Spoiiswnod & Ro' ertsnn, Petersburg.
G.. g. E Dunknm, Lcrinqion
f Berkeley Il Co, Staunton.
Hardssty, HarrisonLurg
Barrett q McEnre, Charlottesville.
w w. Tyler. williamsburg.
ALEXANDER DUVAL, (sole Agent,) Richmond.
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d. NJ. HOYT. Richmond. IN
i. managers office, &. a. h,nOMd, ga.

Drawn numbers Of The Alexandra Lottery, Class No.
A. drawn 18th June, 1889
ii Is G. 40 a. - Sc I'll 90 81 ?5 &c
Half ticket, M 40 AZ 81, entitled TO lie s'c"ud CAPT
tai prize of So 600. and whole ticket, No ~ o. IN
titled TO 81 UgO in the above lottery, sent 10 ii
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!Hummoih Hhife Silk Worm Eggs ,bop.
yHNHE subscriber has remaining unsoo 'r ',;tsrce
nss, he Virs,nis Baptist seminary Persons who W..
TO oct The genuine kind had better make cary
ton. JAMES y Oil
June
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(f'rom The Boston Transcript J


ALL rs YorR EYE A good stnry was related TO us
to-day rs rnbpr "f The bar wh" was c"nns" for one
Of The par,i.s short lime since, Capt. II sailed ir"m
the U. States foreign voyage. Win black crew.
and some Gays bpfe his arrival al Liverpool chasilse
Of them for ds"hedience some" hal severely Inc
man. however resumed his duty. and continued TO per.
form it until they arrived al Liverpool apparently unn
nrrd-an able bodied and uncnmpaininE man but at
Liverpool he deserted. aud the Captain beard no more
him until his arrival a, Boston, nng after the wh"e
affair had escaped from his uemmy professional
letter from Cont street announced |" him the existence
Of u claim against him Tor tnnnges.
inquiry connected The claim with The above fncls and
informed Capt r. for the frs, time that he had deprived
his man If une &c hs eyes, and Jack sind there sure
enough sh"rn of If his usr"ns "hs-a living al
tesaiion 1" the Captains ri,y and cruelty Captain
n who by The way seemed 10 be kindly and gentle
manly New Enelandpr e II deeply hurt aud errved in
bis mind nnd expressed The regret he HEN ie and ever
must feel thst he had caused the lo"r sailor so severe
loss and finally compromised he matter ny remunfra.
ton of S2O0. paid To Jack counsel Tie it returned
To his vessel and impressed With sense Of pain OF The
remembrance Of The injury. and Of pleasure and ass al
the thought Of having in measure repaired The nss and
s.cured himself from farther molesailon nn sccnun! OF
it, rplatpd to his mates and men The whole atfr, and
when he called 10 their mitGs the time. OCCASION and
tho person. TIE men informed him that Jack was blind
in one eye hen he shirprd-he very identical Eye for
thu loss &c which he had just recovered S2uN! jack,
however. gone spree. and more OF The money
could be recovered. mnmenary regret was occasion.
ed ms we reflected on the triumph of v,any but smile
gathered brow, and could not !orbea hearty
laugh at Jack dishonest shrewdness.
MAMMOTH MouED The largest mound in the U. S.
is on The Virginia aide Of the Ohio river about, twelve
mi, 8 below Wheeling. A Western paper relates that
some persons living the vicinity who have been
paped in the excavation Of Of The sides have sud.
denly struck upon aperture descending 10 sub,er.
raneun hall eleven feet wide, AMI nearly sixty feet
high There passages at ore extremity leading In
Two spacious vaults both of which human skeletons
covered with beads and OF curious cnnsiruc
lion have been found Am"ns the articles worn by
of these relics "here WERE sayethe writer, lone
thonsan seven hundred ivory beads, i've hundred
sh-s, one hundred and fifty pieces Of singlsss, and
FIVE copper bands, bound around The wrist, eghing
seventeen ounces; also small stone about two inches
in length and nne and half in width, with marks re-
semblng letters and figures, supposed 10 be the name
Of the wearer
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IsEssdsEHs'S
Exchange s. Lottery Office,
RICHMOND Va

The following arc the drawn Numbers NJ the Alex
andtia Lottery Glass No a. dawn June -, 1880
II Is i e. 40 AZ ~ So 81 % q IS SO
Several SNUG Prizes s"!d and will usual, be paid
at sight, hen presented at Fortunes Home
Junp 81 1871 BiGGERs OFFICE.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, IS Rlcnnosp Va.
YEJHE next Winter Term "i Lectures 10 The Med's
III Department Of tlampden sydnry o'hgr' a' h%n n
n,und, will Commence on MONDAY. Oci 2lst i''''
iud coniinup until the last nf February following
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor Of
Surgery aud Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN. NJ. d., Professor OF Theory o"'
Practice al Medicine.
TIL JOHNSON, NJ D, Professor Of Anatomy and
l. W CnAMBERLAYNE, NJ d. Professor Of Ms
terra Nrd,ca and Therapeutics
R BUHANNAN, NJ. d Professor Of Obs'feNc'
and the Diseases Of Women and Children
SOCRATES MaUPlN, NJ d, Professor Of Che'
mistry and Pharmacy.
The College lnfrmary. attached 10 the College B"'io
ing, has been in successful operation for r last 'eh'
months. and furnishes constantly a number Of n'Pr'
rg Medical and Surglca Acases-to which the s'u'e'
has access al all hours.
The College lnfrmary, together with the Aims iif'''
Peniien'inry and Arnory, (Which under The c6''s
Of Of The Proiessois) will afford the student an ~
portuniy of Witnessing The various diseases incdh"
Southern climate. The abundance Of materials -
Anatomical purposes and The reduced price a. WEE"
they are furnished will enable the student 10 acGU
intimate knowledge Of The Anatomy Of the humane
and the use of Surgical Instruments. H.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures. rom we
number of Surgical Cases admitted into The 'h"''.
the Professor OF Surgery was enabled TO e1ho" a,
he class nearly all The important Surgical operation,
upon the Icing subject; and from The growing P"P"
!arty of the lpfirnary there is reason 10 hee'e ",
hereafter The Surgical Cases in the House, VIII gfe-"
increase.
Good Board including fuel lights servants a"' I.,,
ance, &c be obtained in This city Tor jour 1''''
per week .I.c
We are authorized 10 state that full Course :" I,,
lures in this institution will be received Us eP'' 4;
10 one in The following Medical Schools: lnsff'i
Pennsylvan jefferson Medical College OF fn'lau'
Medical College Of the State of South C"F"t,n', Ne.
sylvsnia University, Lexington, Ky; University %
ryland, &c &c. n;ssscing
Rooms of The College the first OF Oc'obrf . n
AUG'S l.. WARNER NJ w i,r
DEM Of The Medical r r
p,,uuoSp Nav 9th ls3D o-""
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$4,000 Capital!
One H0ndred Pr,=ss RI 81 600.
V5r.issIa state Lottery,

For the benefit of lhe town Of WrIlsturs, Ass " g.
for 1889 To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, OF
Saturday 9Th July, le39.
GRAND SCHEME Highest prize $50 900 200 CO.
3 600. 500 OF so 100 prizes 1000, ~ o 3OO - u
300 81 Of 20H. &c &c.
Tickets only $40 halves > CHARTERS 30
Certificates of Packages OF % Whule Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half DO t.
Do do % Quarter do y 20
u Please address,
d. NJ. HOYT. Richmond ia
Orders for Tickets from any part Of The U. by msl
or Otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets thankfully
received aud executed by return mail. with thu same
prompt attention personal application, and The result
sent (when requesleG) Immediately after the draw us
addressed 10 u. VI hOl !.
June 81 l3-td
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co.T EIjTTUNs-"ilE.RE MADE.

+, T.. name q d, ii. cainr:=E!.,. - :;'si -;
he right hand OF fellowship and bd n pm 'I ".@
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Alum Springs.
CERTIFICATES.
From the Rer Henry Rn6ntr, D, President al Wash.
From lie Re1 n D. NetcaT.

NfnT LENINGTON, WHy, n. Ic''J.
Mcssrs j. g. A. CamphrlI-fIavng for several sea-
sons visited your justly celebrated springs, and having
uni formly derived much advantage from the use OF
the water cheernlly add my testimony 10 lis virtues
both that other individuals may profit as have done
by The use of The water and that you may in some mea
sure be rewarded for The expensive improvements and
excellent accommodating yon have made and provided
NV disease is chronic liver affIcllnn accompanied with
congh and dyspepsia. The water uniformly appeals
10 the liver with gentle action the bowels; improves
appetite ard digestion. and produces general tonic eff
feet on the Whole system feel well satisfied that am
indebted 10 a large extent 10 the virtue of the Alum
Spring ini considerable portion Of the health and
tort have enjoyed since tired its Efficacy This state.
menl is al your disposal. Respectfully,
A. d. METCALF
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10000 Dollars Capital.
VIRGINIA state lottery,

For the henptiI Of lie Town d We-burg Class m J,
for ls39-Tn br dawn al Alexandria, Va, on Saus'
day, eth July 1880.
GRAND SCHEME.
Highest Prize S:U,OO0. { On0, 600. 5000. 25Oo,
OH 2 100 Prizes Of 000 10 Of $780, 90 Of 800, ei OF
200, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40 Halves 5, Quar'ers25O
Certificates Of Packages of % Whole Tickets $50
Do do - Half do. %
Do do % Quarter do. ~ %
n Orders far tirEcis and Skares o, Crtyfrats u
Pncknnrs in the above Mangifcpn Schemes "l rrcrive
The most pr"mp, attention, and those wh" order from US
may rely upon having the dr",cno scnt them immediate
" after IL is over. Send orders early and address
d GREGORY IL co. .N"n"gcTS,
IrnalS rIo-4,Sutdl RjrkmnHd. IA.
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A. d. METCALF.
LE1ISGToy, June 6, 1880

LE1INGToS, June 8, 1o:}3
do hereby certify that about the ls January. 1c23
my little boy then about four months old, had erup
his head and face, which is generally called
MAX Rash; il was very troublesome and continued TO
grow spreading over the upper part Of his face
used the prescriptions Of one two practising Phys
clans for several months, without any visible relief
About the lsl of May commenced The of the
Alum Spring water chiefly by outward applications,
when the disease Immediately began TO give way and
in very short time was enlIrely cured, without any
incon veniecces following AFTER and The boy has con-
tnued well ever since. jNO. F CARUTHERs
June Ia l2-H3T
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-aDyo,ntmeni In rhr Prestdent


Philip A de Crensy, Of Portland, to be Consul Of the
limited Stairs for The Island OF MarlinIGnr IN The place
of peyton Gay, removed
Pey,on Gay, the former Consul at Mar'inqn" has
bepn removed for maI.prac,icPs for reas"ns gwen IN
letter from respectable American shipmaser TO his
owners, dated at ST Pierre, Martinique, early in May
which makes serious and aggravated charges ngalosl
him as American Consul al lha, port The Cap'nn
states TINT while in port with portion OF his men
sick and in Tie hospital, the remainder OF The ere"
were inveiged away fr"m him. and received mo 'he
Consus ow house The latter being dissatisfied because
the vessel was not consigned to hun. The ship was
then left with only the officers and cook attached !" hef
in part where it impossible I" ship new crew,
the Consul also retaining his papers, ana denanci"g
one hundred mud twenty-five dollars Tor the papers e"a
men, I,y advice nf others, however, the C'pl"in was
Induced 10 paw him seventy FIVE dollars. as brbe be-
sides all legal ipes which he did 10 prevent detention"
&c The consul then turned uron III" men, whom nc
mad sheltered four ys had lhrm token up by lhr po
lice as deserlers when they were soon restored 10 Tue
ship
The merchants and masters at Martinique connected
with The American trade, in consequence oi LAY pda
conduct. had orw nrdrd p.titinn to our G'Vefh'h
exposing uf the C"nsus proceedings and praying
or his removal from iicc The prayer, II is seri' was
L~.. Y
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40, eco dolls ---!2.00O dolls.
virginia state H,esfery.

For The benefit of the Nj chsn'cal Benevolent Soce'
of Norfolk, Glass No 4. tor l>39 To be drawn a
Alexandria W.. on Saturday. 18Th july, ls3y
Ia Dronn .N"mJ'rs om Of IS.
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TO, H., :. t. c>.-.i s;i ,L"'i.'e"Ii . " :
know what would
"Reseised, Tint il is inexpclirnt 10 change me con-
sinu am, laws ni Tins STATE, 70 lar as ihry i'c"ehie
distinction IN political iis among persons ON ace' UNI
o: caIor 49,. ., H.,
Etsnrcd, hal in III, opinion Of this Assembly 'he
imumGa,r B.l,,un Of slavery IN The DisfIct "' Coie
ha against the wishes OF The inhaoi'a"s, an" "hi's'
would lie nexpeGrnt and unlus'lhabe
"Resclstd Thai an immediate pfuhlb by Congress
of IN. slave trade between The States Is nr Sprd. MI u
CONSTITUTIONS! and dangerous
.Peso!f,d Thct tic condition upnn which new
Sa,rs are rnd 20 admission in:o the Union, are pre-
cr bed in Tic Cunsiu,. n and lha; il would b. unwse
and uniustable agtuie The question, whether the re-
cosni.inn Of savrry hy any new STATE al"s wh" me
n,;ncnlcs of The compromise adopted the admission
Of Missouri would be valid objection 10 its admission
into The Union"
There ;, nnhng in these resolutions whlch any onr
ho ,es,ec,s The character 0t the national compact, ur
The welfare Of the country could for moment object
~; vel We fad The Federal Legislature OF Connecticut
disossd ia hazard The perpauiy Of The Union al The
price Of Abolition Votes -.'t'o i"ffn hes'stT.
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769 G00 500, = Prizes Of $50. of 300 u O
of 900 % al 500. ~ ni 400 40 "t nO 80 # 2tU &c
Tickets "nlv $40, Halves >, Quarters = ~
Certificates Of Packages OF ~ v hole Tickets S3O
Do do 81 Half do e.
DO. do 81 Quarter do 32 70
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CHEAP MUSIC

CHEAP MUSIC.
sEyHE largest collection of Music offered for sale
in this State may be selected from, ut the STORE OF
The Subscriber vino now enabled to sell at the Pha-
deIohla and New York wholesale and retail prices
P. H. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store opposite the Banks
1rrr ~ IU-u
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Mr.. 10000 Dollars

Splendid LDnerics for July
$50. GOO.
Virginia STATE lottery.
For the henef of the Town of Wheeling Cl,ss No
for 1889 To be drawn al Alexandra, Va on s.,u,
day, 9Th July, 1899.
GRAND CAPITALS.
CAPITAL $50 Geo. 10000. GOO 3 80. 3 O00. 2.f0
1000. So Prizes Of ,OU0 90 OF 800 20 Of 3UO, re- q,
100 &c &c.
Tickets only $40. halves ). quarters 30
certificates OF Packages Of % Whole Tickets $40
DO do % Half do 65
Do do % Quarter 90 81 50
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-2amilOm
Ru,KBRIUGE ALUM SPRINGS.

ROt K BRI DGE ALUM SPRiN'S
TEyHE pruprIrlor3 of The ALUM SPRINGS. grateful
q for lire encouragement which they have received
in Inrmpr years notwithstanding The unfinished stale of
,her nlr ns inform The public that their improve
me- nis re now far mpetrd that they are prepared
10 afford comfortable Accommodations 10 from one hundred
Ia one hundred and twenty bnadrrs. The Alum Springs
are in Rnckbrdgr county, Va the road from Lexng.
TN 10 the Warm Springs seventeen mIes from the Tor.
mer and twenty miles from The latter place. There is
pnnd tut npike road the mountain G"od hacks
can be procured in Lexington moderate terms TO con
yey stage passengers 10 and from these springs
These waters Tor The time they have been IN use have
been celebrated Than any mineral waters IN ngl
MIA Ter The o dysprF chronic diseases OF The $40.
mach and liver chronic diseases general and all kinds
Of culnneous disrases They said TO he peculiarly
pficacuus in the cure of f. Rrale complaints.
Several nvrPratP OF scrDfua have been rnliify
cured by the use Of these waters. and believe that
nnnr have used them for any length of time without
deriving great benefit in this hitherto almost incuThbe
dsrase Certificates this sffc wnnld have been pub
I,.hed IN with this statement had we moi I'M
dersood that DR. Condo, Of The Hot Springs prrpnr.
inc for publication his opinion OF the fleets OF these
waters in the cure Of lhra dlsense and hnd made upp
carirn Mrs Dickinson Of Millborongh Springs, tor
her certificate 10 accompany his publication
j. d A II. CAMPBELL.
CERTIFICATES.
From the Rer Henry Rnfn,r, d President at Hash.
inyton Coiege.
LExISGrov May "a, 1880.
have been requested 10 certify my experience 81 The
saIu,ary effects of The Alum Spring water have re-
pea,edy urpd it, and besides the good effects upon my
ge neral health, found it peculiarly ehcacinus IN dis.
pellpg cuaneous Prupnns. and pInmnting healthy &C
~ action Of the skin No other medicine that ever
used, had so remarkable virtue in This respect
HENRY RUFFNER.
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yHyAu.OR WANTED-A fret rate workman is
wanted Ia 90 10 Henderson, N c., 80 miles from
P-,ersI,ro by Rsroad One that has family would
be- prerfIcd as his wife could do good business
hner.
There ia an excellent house Just finished which they
con occupr The situation is q desirable one
Apply TO JOHN D Ea, %,
OrtoA kEVAN Il BROTHER,
June IS ll2-St fetersburg.
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meeting If The rtt,,i.n' emf Di:ssi1' Of The

T a,oetirg Il he ff1e'enI anI Dc 9ia o IL'
IA Bank ot Virginia, on the sth day ct juno, 1852
n ras EtSrIrtd Tha, books u subscription 10 the od-
dtr.uI caral Of ms Bank IA authorized by law, he
,ncu.G in nj he Bank at Richmond by the Cash
r and al Tn. several branches by the Cashiers thereof;
and also al Portsmouth, under Iie superintendent OF
Linn A Chandler. John w. MGIdaugh aud II. l.. Viii
sou, Esqs -,
FIR every share taken, S25 must be paid, vita inter
t trreun rem The Sd instant when'h" C"mn"nwralth
subscribed pad Tor 200 shares ana SD III three
cu,i of Two four and six months thereafter,
with interest tio:n the same period
A. ROBINSON. in, Cashir
n A book Of subscription is accordingly opened al
the Bank Of Virginia
June Ia IO-u
yHyAILOR WANTED-A first rate workman is
u,n,rd IN 90 TO Henderson, n c. 80 miles from
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A/R wsuid sell 90 rent, on accommodating
terms. our sHeeliont STONE HOUSE.
ana LOT snuAied ~ South Boiiasr, eonvsni.nt
20 Cept HALLS Ride Factory ard bordering on
TIE shsHssdoeh Canal II IL admirably esisu.
issea for Dwelling and MsrcanaIs Hovss
having zoe fho Dwelling ap1Ftmsut sis soam,
sarss 81 tesm ui'h hFU pisces. gOs4 Kitchen ~
ne bssemeha story, snd good sfn0ks-houss 90
ns let. The store Room ia well dnishsd. abd
sllsehee y good Csliss. n - =, GOOD .iso5
Where sueesstlui business has bssa done foS
tbo Iasi Eine yesfs. Posssssion oan Be hsd az
ne store Room snA Cellar iumodisisiy. snd Of
iso Dseliiog 90 20 81 April nsat. snd csghsps
sooner. W. 4 8. n Addison.
iiaFpert. Ferry, June ~. 1870
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w. s. q. H, Anderson

X"oULD respectfully announce 10 their
w friends and customers, that they now
have on hand, and intend constantly 20 keep,
splendid assortment Of Hammered Iron fTom
DlHekford's Iron Works, embracing aImo,, eve.
~ size used by farmers and mechanics. Also.
{ good assortneDt Of NsiIor L Sanders on
Cast aGd shear Steel. EDglish aud American
Riistsr Steel Also, Hollow Ware, q general
assertnent-sll Of which they will sell on nc.
oommodStiOg terms. aad fully as low as their
neighbors " III undertake 20 sell.
Their Stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware. and Hardware, Is unusually largo, 10
which they Alss invite the attcotion OF their
Iriends- HarpersFtrry, May %, 1880.
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AVtN0 advertised = sorrsi Mare vhlsh
ssfaged from ny premises shout ihs isik
iiou--some white hsirs miEtd through hes ho(v
hes large bsid N Der fofehesd. hiad lsas
Rhiie, about IS hsnis hiEh. toiofabiy stsss
mafs, hYo yesrt cd lees MAJ. long tsn. snd
heo been rode lev tines--Ap8 having fsssiy-
Cd $3.50 Information % ne psFasa sho holSs
heF, sn1 suPPesiaE D. hes uot attended 10 ne
adrefiise1sht. sili bs sstisfad nks sill ssoS
bee % -, q peytna ne cost u ssoling and 81.
tFa sl.afsa,.) soi uithing 70 PfocssS legally
aEainsi ihs bolfsr
MICHAEL COOKE.
HsFpsss-Fstgy. iuns ~. ls5s
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ELt-THE subsoribss takes this method n In.
foTmiog the fFicHds end eustomers u ,hs lat.
hfm Of stsysns. iiumrhreJs 4 Co. that be has
purchased their entire siork Of Goods, snd bav-
inE jest Toinfnad from market. he ts nav ODER.
ias large sod spiendid stock Of
.bosU ass0 Reasonable Goods.
Ihsy base bscs selected @ilh gsaag care, ssd
hengL, PEE cent. cheaper thar any goods pus.
ehsssd ln iho early psrt % the ssason; which
siii onabio him - toii Goods f1r cash and 10
puoeiual culiomen o. better Terms ihan thsy
coo Be bad in iha nsisihoThocd % any other
" q useless 20 snumsgpts The different sgliciss
eompfh'ng be sioef-stihco 20 -, hat "a
smbfaees every article ssually kept In Retail
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JEREMIAH STEVENS.
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May %, 1879 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-25
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June 6. 1882.