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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20
A NJ l. X ICA N II o T L l.
A nIlIA

THIS new house situated Chestnut street, opposite the
State Houe tndeperdercc Squar. and IN the immedae
Of al the fash enable places Of amusement aud resort
L. has been bulk tn thorcush ranrer, ~ john j.
Rdgway, Esq and contains upwards OF huEded
many Of which ave with bedrooms adjoining suitable
famii les. aud y, rites of ladies and gent enen
IL . b. furDshed hroug hou (wihou regard 70 exTense)
with aud eI furniture i approved STYLE al1
oeed for the @. the travelling public the nrs day
- March rext.
The propretors atter cmevss that their long experience
the business Will tpabe them to conduct the American no
tel ali ITS departments IN such msnner as will please
stidiOu and their guests comior
luxury that found any Hotel in the United
states
N -Bahing Rooms are attached TO- the Hotel where
and cold baths will at all times be in readiness
{. JAMES MAC IELLAN. }proprietoI.
January 18th, 1874 us 2mrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20

MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
NGEsSRs G. WEISS & FIR GRAMBSs Professors OF
M Music respectfully announce TO their patrons the ladies
and New Yo and its vicinity that their Col
prepared play the admired and aahonsf
Music for Private PARTIES sonees &c.
"a 1p$n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20

TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
MR. BARTON (pupil of the late { NichGlson,) resrect-
IVl fully that 1t is his intention 10 give in-
ucten the Flute Mr. Barton proesses teach sccor
d the method pursued by the celebrated MASTER Charles
Nicholson
and particulars application may be made Sgnor
Godole Music Store Broadway and Mr. Stodars Tiat oioe
mar " isctory. ji7 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20

A HARE CHANCE ZINE EATING IA FINE
urFALO hEltER, two years old, and well fited
VIII D. slaughered; also Steers four Hes
haig tpsl any that have been offered this season. They will
De neu time Tor the market Saturday Morning,
WI De sold ~ VALENTINES Old Established Stand No
90 fulton Market Is universally allowed by those who
Know Tue qualities OF IT, that Buffalo Beef ,uv
nr hs o. the most delicate fyor, aud those who
No. 10 Fulton Market III atys -
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CTINEMETT'S and complete work the subject Of
Cutting Garments Of every description, in style of ee
be supassed swith the confidence eer
ed to he ade being work wholly superior of
the kind heretofore ntfoduced by aid of which
moderate NAV better practical kno vi edge CT
cutting week. than could ny the old method b. obtain:
ed and he who wishes to kaep with the rapid
Of his do better than avail hime Of
baton Of the first OF the profession, fail give
satisfaction all who use The above be obtained of
the author, No SO Cedar .treet New York Also, compss
Of patterns Of all Ahe styles of garments,
embracing all the different Sizes from 80 inches breast
to A, or upwards. del lmsec
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r ONDON-ST. KATHARINE'S HOTEL, opposite the
g Ks.haTne, pesk Gates and near the Royal In
Queen Steamship respectfully informs bis friends in the United
the of the above and ele
CANT establish ent which built and furnished regardless Of
expense every respect adapted for the RECEIPT Of IA.
miles and gentlemen England the hotel fronts that
Of the in which The liners and most Of The Shss Ams
aud Royal Exchange The house will be conducted on liberal
,nd economical principles. The Coffee Room supple with
Vands Wines, &c Of the frat quail good Billiard
men may by the week month for board &c ON the
s America.
T LENNk.Y bels to assure those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting to render them
comfortable by the wishes Of his hopes
to confidence and good viii Literally bestowed on
him ,yhen steward of The British Queen dl4r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20

COTTON DUCK-lUO bale, America Pilot Dutch very
superior article comprising complete assortment nom
No. l 70 8, for sale by II X. COLLINS h CO.,
src " Soath srsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20

As respects the above Teas defy compeonin FRESHNESS,
quality price aud state that they selections by
Of the most competent judges in the city. VIZ
COFFEE.
Old Java, burnt and ground, Is I'D per pound.
Also general Of Coffee, Fruits for NE
all kinds sugars owsnd in fact every
ing 70 grocery all Of which warranted be Of first QUALITY
d2l imseo q. HARRISON " co
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
AOQ RNWERX

408 BOWERY.
FOR LADIES from "A. M, to 3 p. M. daily.
For Gentlemen I" 3 to and to sK r. M. dniIy.
LEcTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE RIDirG.
- Evening Glass;
Lessons. 80 90 20 Rides..... ..Aio
Single do. 90 single dos. IS
The Dressing and Drawing Rooms well warmed and
every attention devoted to the comfort OF those may honor
| us with their patronage.
Gentlemen keeping their horses livery this establish
ment viii nave the privilege Of riding them tho School,
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MUSIC

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor Of Music, respectfully
from SO Crosby 1856 Laurens where
all orders for his Coton Band perform parties &C.
or out oftown will be received and promptly attended
Orders for J. X will also be received at Mrs. W. Dubois
Music Store, No 285 Broadway. d2n lm*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-20
SALT FISH STORE:


I00 BBLS HALIFAX No. 1 SALMON; 1900 No
'fOO aud Mackerci: COO half do, do do do.
1o1 bills No Mess Shad
81 half bbs No SaYbrook Shad
300 bbls Cod a. scale Fish;
40 do No. Gib'd Herring;
1870 bsyrs Sealed do
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon;
800 hits Soused Salmon;
200 do Sounds and Tongues;
21a qunials Goldfish, suitable for Shipping;
1900 sa.k, hshcn's Sai';
eco bbis American Salt, &c SC.
All Tor sale in lots suit purchasers by
III Int s.. Dew afr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

A n Election viii be held % Thgrs1gy. Me
( a. 2stk inst, for the purpose Of elec,i1e fvo
Members 70 represent The County Of Berkeley In
The House Of Delegates 10 the next General Assem-
bly Of Virginia.
The following named gentlemen are appointed
Commissioners 10 supeiintead the Eleetioa--to
vii:
AZ Nauiosburg- Benjamin Comsgss. Dr. John
$. Harrison. 1iilotson Fryatt, Daniei III. Doll, and
Jacob Seiber.
At Gstsrastown--D DR.. Thomas S. Page, Thofn-
ton Henshaw. John Payne, George yicKoSan, and
James l.. Campbell
Az Back Creek George w Rsbiasou. Robert
X Robinson. Heory Kitchen, John w. Murphy
and Nathan Everhaft.
Al Hedge .sie-Hesikiah Hedges. DR.. Thomas
j. Harley jaime, H. Robinson, Henry J. seibert,
and W lillian Cunningham Jr
Al Falling Wat,ers-George Chri.man, Daniel
B Morrison, Anoa Williamson, Dr.. Joha Hedges,
and James Cunningham.
EDWARD CoLST0N, S. ., G.
April III l34i-3w.
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Weir Goods.

rTTiiE Subscribers would respectFails cal. the ar
a. teniioa oE sAeir friends ARD the psbic gem
rtelly TO tfeis stock of new sering goods which
consists ola general variety. such
Clolhs q every vsfieiy. vetY leW;
PI.in ara fancy cassimcFss. rev sssls.
3-4, 6 Tweei Csssimefes. SBitineitss
Rich silk saa satiin Vessiags, Cashmere do;
Plain BIZ ard Blne-black Ska, Figured de-;
Baizarnes lsteSt style. Blk do
Black Crape. French Bataze, Stocks:
Ofganhy Musnss new style; AlrAcee APrcnsi
Six Mius; Brown Linssa great vatiesy;
Bieaehed Linens; Shoe Thread;
Linen Driliings, latest siyIes;
Whiting aud MsrseiIls yesting; Iowa Cloth;
Gambfoons; Ginghsms; Lawns;
Hosiery snd Giove.; Pins;
Fieufea ard Black MousseiiEr;
Aloscca, Lusire; Six snd Cotton Classts;
six and Cotton Handkeuhef-;
Fancy Sesrfs; White and Brown Hallsnd-;
Fancy Lacss and Edgings, Cap Nets;
Lace ard Jacone, Muslins;
Linen Table Cioths: Cotton do; Nankeens;
Piitsburg Cords; Mexican hlixmres;
Cottonade: Blue ard Bro~n Dfillinss; Checks;
Tickings; Bonner Caps: Night do;
Russia Diaper and Crash; Russia Sheetings;
Brown and Bleached, sheetnes;
Cotton Table Diaper Sun Shades;
Ladies' Cravats; Peaiientiary plsids;
English and American Priuts; Furniture do.
A. 7-8 ard 3-4 Brown Sheeiings;
ca. IA and 7-3 OsHshurgs, heavy;
rs Twilled do;
No | Bnrlap.; Saspenders, something ex;re;
Ga. ii and 3 A Blesehed Muslius
Also. a general assortrneo Of Hardware, Queens
ware, Groceries. Liquors. Woodenwnre, Hats,
Bonnets, Boots, Shoes &c. Sc.
X. 7. BRi AaLf Je. i Co.
A
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION, I
osgk March J9dd

vHyHE undersigned Is adthorized by the Board
q. Of Directors Of this Company 10 trsnspoft
Delegates to ibe several Conventions to be hfld in
Baltimore on the goth April, and LIST, ID, and 9Th
Of May next, at the following reduced rates, and
subject 10 the followings, viz:
From all points between Cumberland md Han
cock inclusive, TO Baltimore, the rate Of IS for
the round Trip; from III points between Hancock
and Baltimore, at half The established rates Of the
road, or per mile for the distance trase-
led
Tickets will be furnished by the agents OF the
Company a. Cumberland, Harpers Ferry and
Frederick; and by the local agents 1t Pattersoa's
Creek, Green Spring Run, Lutte Cacspon Ham
cock, Hedgesve, Marfinsburg, KerneysVlle. Duff
felds, Berlin, Point OF Rocks, Monrovla, Mount
Airy, Wood5ine, Sykesville, Mafriottsyille, and
Ellicott's Mills.
Ten days will be allowed to make the round trip
from all stations between Cumberland and Han
cock, and six days from all points between Han
cock and Hatpets' Ferry. Extra trains viii be
run from Harpers' Ferry and f.ilicotts Mills, Of
which due notice will be given, ard reasonable
time allowed Delegates from those pisces to make
the round tip.
1t is deemed absolutely necessary that early no.
tce be given by letter the undersigned to the
nearest Agent Of the Company, of the number OF
Delegates from each Depot the line of the road,
that The requisite arrangements may be made for
their accommodation.
April li-31. W. S. WO0DS1DE, Supt
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AIM erIcan.
y,g'


49,
rEyO our large and beautiful assortment Of BIN.
IL Blue. Biz, and Fs9ey Celored CLOTHS and
we have added large stock Of
,Sc0soHaJIe DOResfics,
such as
Cottonades, Cotton Dtiis,
Colored, Fancy. and Plain Sateens,
Storman,s NJ de Skin Mexican Nj xiuie,
Cold Jeans, Kentucky Jeans,
Domes. Tweeds Nsnkeens, kremlin,
80, 26 in. and 5-d Brown Domes
ga. "A, Ga, l2.4 Bed Domes. and Bed
Sheeting,
Cotton Osnaburg and Heavy Drills,
Tickings, Table Diaper,
Furniture and Peuitsnliary Plads,
Apron Checks, Domes. Ginghams,
"A Domes. Chin,z,
Also, Printa of every price and quality, togeth-
er with great variery Of Fancy Articles
April II 6. ~ &. w DOLL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
SEAsONaBLE GOODS.

WE respectfully invite the attenton q inc Ia
w dies to our stock Of
Crare MoGsIains, French Chiniz,
Balzarfne Eswas, French Lawns,
Lace Mosslins Fig'd Swiss,
sired and Figsd matchmaking new;
O,sotaf six. Linen. Cambric Hdkfs.
FiI,e,. Mossair add SILK Gloves and Wits.
Ybttear4 Bl's Indian Rubber and silk Cuffs,
A large stock Of beautiful Lace and Edges,
French Worked Collars, Artificial Flowers,
Bonnet Gaps, Fancy Cfsvats,
A large stock Of Cap Nets,
Nrs style Bonnet and CAP Trimmings,
Blk Satin Bombsziaes, Manehes. Ginghsms,
Gimp, silk Bottoms, Sc. &c.
For sale BY q. & G. w. DOLL.
April 10
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n ELEGANT, JOURNAL DIES TAILLEURs

n ELEGANT, JOURNAL DIES TAILLEURS
H DE PARASITES subscriber receives tho
above named work regularly every month. also all
OF the American and English Cords of Fashions,
and having a great numbsr Of iourneymen employ
ed he will be enabled to make any article OF
CLOTHING with the utmost dispatch and in any
STYLE that may be desired. His stock of Cloths,
Cassmers, and Vestngs are now complete, and
comprise the richest and most beautiful assortment
he has offered to the public; they are all the
latest importation, and have been obtained by much
diligence and perseverance, from the most eelsbrat
ed importing houses in this country. He has Sc
cured some double IA extra rich velvet French
black CASHMERE CLOTH, and he will assert
without fear of contradiction, that it cannot be
equalled much less surpassed. This has been &C
knowledged by the most competent Judges. The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine.
The hes. work done. and a good fit always warrant
ed. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, a continuance is respectfully solicited,
DAVID MARTIN, Merchant Tailor,
(successor to Geo. w. BuD
April 25, A4-3w l60 Baltimore street.
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Xa'eESy Safe.
Another Premium Of $3.50.

EI>OR the bes, Line, Supple or Mezzotint En-
NJ craving, from an Original Picture, or a com
bnauon OF any two three of The styles Of sub
ject TO suit Godey's Magazine, and worthy to be
published therein, she above premium is offered.
reference to the eneravings for the last years
will give idea Of the kind of subject that will
suit. The successful plate only will be retained
1t is requested that price may be put upon each
engraving, that he purchase of the best Of the
unsuccessful may be treated 70, with the artist. A
decision will be made by competent judges on the
first Of October. Address
L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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6 Cents Eeac0rd.

n ANAWAY ftom the Subscriber on the lst
n u inst, an Apprentice Boy, named JAMES
WARD, bound to serve unii August 9th, 1915,
and ali persons are hereby forwsrned not TO employ
or harbor said Boy, as ues viii be- prosecuted for
80 doing. WILLIAM HOLIDAY.
Apni Is. I344-3w
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Groceries - LIQUORS.

n OAF, Lump and Brown Sugars; New Orleans
n A Molasses; Rio Coffee, at various prices;
Rice Cheese and Craeker'i Imperial and Black
Teas; Dye Stuis, Spices, &c; Whale and Sperm
Oils; Superior Old Whiskey; Common do; Cog
nae Brandy 4th proof, Common do. Ali do; n. +.
Rum; Old Port and MADEIRA Wine, Malaga and
Lisbin do just received and for sale low by,
April 25 1874 II. Z. BRYARLY, Jr. & Co.
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sv'esc a. CEseesao Goods

o " SdV 0y SSGGVEI -" ~
TuNHE Subscribers have Just received their
n SPRING SUPPLY OF GOODS, TO which
they respectfully invite The attention OF their cue
TONERS, aud Others seeking good bargains In
their stock may be found the following, viz:
rs Twill Osnabure; 4,78 and A plain do;
3-47-8 "A and 5.4 Bro. Musns;
7.844and ga Reached Sheeting;
Penitentiary Cottons; Plaid do;
Akron Checks; Domestic Ginehams;
Pttsburg Cords; Blue Twilled Cotton;
Bed Tickings; No. and Burlaps Linen
flso. great variety of gentlemens Summer
Clothing, viz:
Blk. Summer Cloth; Blk, Alburtine;
Plain and Fancy Linen Drillngs;
Brown Irish Linens;
Plain and fancy Gamboons;
Waterproof Tweed Cassmers;
Iowa Cloth new article;
Avondale Nankeens; Victoria Strlpe
Fancy Silk yestinei London Wei,ing dos
EOr The ladies.
Prints of every price and quality
Mousline De Lains;
Sindors a new article for Ladies Dressesi
Oreandy Muslins: Scotch Lawns;
Earlston Ginghams; Blk. and Blue Blk. Sill
Bonnet Cans and Ribbons:
Edgings, lnseftings--a great variety;
Thread do;
Asaburron Lace; Lace Muslins, Jaeonet; dol
Bard Cambriek, plain do;
Figured and plain Swiss.
Also, genera assortment Of Groceries, Hara-
rare. QeeHsrare. Uoodsa%are, Hats, Shoes
Boots, DC. SC, which they are determined 70
sell at short profits; and respectfully ask call
from All persons on the ''iook out" for New and
Cbeap Goods. LlKENS s. CAMPBELL.
April a.
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KEEP YOUR EYES ON II!
FOR BARGAINS, GILL on
|. & |, ASH,

NEAitL1 OI1OSil bOAh . HhaiA 4 ANo-
BURG HOUSE,
NAHERE your wants are sure to be satisiac-
Wv torily supplied. The attention of purcha
sers is directed 10 the following low prices Of Goods
10 be found constantly hand their store
Their stock consists Of the following articles;
Close. Body Goats from s. 10 $l6;
Froc Coats from SC 10 SIC;
Vests from & IS to $3-worih s.;
Pants from 81 to Sail sorts and sizes of the
latest fashion;
Shirts from so cts to Sl-wortb 81 so:
Drawers, SO cts; Bosoms, 3 cts.-worth 3U;
Silk Cravats from g. l-2 To 81;
Satin Cfavats, S2-worih So;
Handkerchiefs. Suspenders. Socks;
Gentlemen and Ladies' Gloves from IL IL to
25 cts worth 81 10;
Caps a full assortment Ladies Hose, all colors
and sizes. from % to 81 10 cts.
Also, Jewery, Fancy Goods, Candies. Backing
SC &c. Call and for yourselves vt l. q
aSH'S CHEAP STORE April /.
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gg,srls 81. So ". S lSza


HAVING been collected ~ larse narnber ef
= d Brethren, ID ailsraet patta u tie Nrsf. 81
IS 4biish wosk ihs. pece 10 BE- aeyotea % FRAg
AAsosaH. the aa8srsigaed has eea-estedta 10 sci
std row srpsnis 70 be ete6 t4reeg n oAtsAe Lnssee
Ssstes. end psgiieGlafly tbe Nest 20 theiF aid b
dir premises.
The FRsg Mases vif b. p,ia,ea uosttssy IL
numbers 81 81 pages. extra petave. (fhe ssfse 81
GFahsm's Magazine, o. The Lass's Boel, On geea
Paper aud rev Tyre, and IL ~ y npg 10 be sar,
passed BY aay periodical Of tie day. Tie fest
Der Of subscriber. shall be received enable tie
undersigned 10 publish lie work.
/, Is aesiraA il possible. 70 devote she FREE Ma
soy 10 the Frasefnisy exclusively Il is conten,
plated to publish Oreinal Esssss, Addresses. Fof-
eign sPoadenee E.liiofial. and Miscellaneous
mattel, Of Masonic character The EaiseF will
nor Sc drawn into canireseF'y With the eaeHaies
of the Institution, II il desired 10 pB that
conrse---and thst nlouc--which viii re taost cam
aenial the spirit ard genius of The most ANCIENT,
H9SoEAELE kNp SUsliNs iSsrIgurInS IN THg
NoRLp.
The facilities ef communication with Louisville
are greafer than any other point; f,r hie reason,
together with the great want Of work Of the char
arier which il is coafg mplaied TO give the Free
Naser, prompts the undersigned 20 yield to the
repested entfesties Of the craft some Of The most
Distinguished writer's VIII contribute 20 Inc pages
ef the work
Every exeitien shslIbe Used by,hs Eaitorto con-
duct the fKFE MAsoS in manner that viii he
characteristics oil he high standing Of The h-sl ia-
situation on eafih.
IERMs-S2 per snnun payable IN advance
The second No. will not Re sent unles the money
be FIRST forwarded Ion The volume. No aeent j.
authorised % receive money. until the delivery Of
the iis, number. Secretaries OF the different de-
paumeais Of the fraternity requested 10 aei rs
scents, aud for their services they may retain 10
per cent.
Post Masters are authorised to forward names
TAI. +. SaAFFNER,
Louisville, Ky. Editor and Publisher
The undersigned would call The attention of The
Fraternity throughout the West iat ne above pros-
recta. and would ask tbs differs Of lie Lojgssfo
ohtsin al the subscribers they can and forward
theirlisis soon rnssible. Il deared 70 serd
20 Philadelphia and New York for engrayiugs q
cmbeish the Free Mason and 70 issue the FIRST mum,
her sometime ia april sud unless a sufficient rum.
Der Of subscribers can be 10 pay all expenses u
publication, the work will not be issued
TAI. +. SHAFFNER,
Editor & Publisher
2. From those places heafl from more than
double the number Of Subscribers have beenreceiv-
"a than WIS exPe.ted and Il il meets with Ike ap-
proval 10 other parts Of The Wcsi, The Free Mason
viii b. superior TO any ever published West Of the
mountains.
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Coach Making Business.

Repairing of all kinds shall be strictly attended
TO- and done at the shortest notice. New work
built according to order. Lumber always taken in
part pay for work, such as haltneh poplar, hicko-
ny, scaniling, ash. plank and white.oak spokes
The subscriber has hand at present several
Carriages, some Of which second. nanded, and
will sell low. Others are new, Persons wishing
TO purchase, ore respectfully invited to call and
exanine for Themselves.
All new work built to order, shall be ensured for
one year. with the exception OF accidents.
The subscriber has hand Buggys and
Carriages for hire also, and solicts share of the
public patronage. NEIL ALLLN'
April IS, l8i4--3w [Rep. 3w
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.eofice 10 Tresl,assers.

VENHE subscriber having sustained much injury,
n and loss, by persons irespassing upon her
lands, lying on the East side Of the North Noun
tain by cutting and hauling away timber thereirom,
hereby gives public notice that she will prosecute
TO the utmost rgor Of the law however disasreea-
bic it may be, without respect % persons, all who
may hereafter, in violation oflhis notice, wifuIy
persevere in To ttespasses.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
MARGARET II. LYLE.
EAprn 10, 1844-3w
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SERVANTS WANTED.

q WISH to hire for the remainder Of the year,
n WOMAN, who is carabie Of doing general
house work. Also a GIRL, about % Years old,
for waiter. FRANCIS PETERS.
proumna, April l3. lsi4-3w
A DAMANrRNE CANDLES, superior to Wax
IA or Spermacita, FOR sale by
Apu l6 G. & C. W. DOLL.
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TO ALL FREE AND ACCEPTED
" a 81 q En- 81 ;

II & s. ON So
HI NOW lE, That Thursday he 10th day o.
~ May next, hath been set apart for the Puf.
pose OF holding Masonic Festival, with we" Of
visiting e CAVE" near CharIesto~n. "a tnis
Connty IN which, it ia said, OR llosifioos eno
much lsmented Bro. GEoRGE WAsRfsGros beid
The FIRST Lodge 81 Mssous West Of the Blue Ridge
W.. The undarsigned COMMITTEE, appointed at a
Convention of Delegates from oil the Lodges IN
this (l4h) District, do most cordially invite. nnd
sincerely indulge the hope that the brethren IN
regular standing, "wheresoeyer dispersed will
be present, and participate in the festivities and
ceremonies of the day
Place If meeting Charlestown q, Jefferson Coun-
~. yre,oia, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The NJ ,rshsls viii. 10 due time, announce the
Order Of Procession, &c.
LEWIS FRY, Trilitaiuer Lodge,
ANY s CHAMBERS,
,HlRAM BOWEN, {E4H1Hfy L0age-
J. J II. SfRAtfH, 3,.
G. w. SAPPINGTON. Livingston N0@se'
+ + = = e caRRriit Charity Lodge
j. r. A. ENrLER, NJ, Nh rodg,
s. NcELROY. 90
J. ". REYNOLDS, George Wosbing-
W. P. wiGGtNGIoN, : ten Lodge.
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: ;, + ru ruATsERoY' rye.s Royal Lodge.
;. n. sH aE1EE,sk' Washington Lodge.
Committee Of arrangements
Charlesiown, April %, 1914,
BEditors Of newspapers, in the States Of Vir-
ginia, MARYLAND Penney lvauia and tho District OF
Columbia. friendly to the cause, are requested to
publish the above notice in teir respective papers,
and obhse the COMMITTEE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-04-25
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GARDEN SEEDS
FOR 1874.

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FOR ES4G.
EnEANS-- Kidney, D~a,f OF Snaps,
Nd Pole o. Climbing.
Beeis--Long Blood and Turnip Rooted,
Brussels Sprouts,
Cabbsge--a fine variety,
Carrot Long Orange,
Caulilower-Ear and I.ate.
Cucumber-l.ong Green and others
Egg Plant; Eadiye--Green. Cufed,
Indian Corn-Smith's Early and Tuscafora,
Lettuce Lazy Cabbage,
Alelon--Beat kinds,
Nasturiium.
Oaion--E ply White,
Parsley-Doub farsnp--Lafge Dutch,
Peas--Finest kinds,
Pumpkin Potato and others
PeppeI--Beli Of Oxheatt, or Cayenne,
Radish--Yarious kinda.
Rhpharb-for pies and tars,
Satisfy, or Oyster Plant,
Spinach- Round,
Squash-Early Summer,
Tomato Large Red and fsl0w,
Turnip- Wits, Eary Flat, &c.
All of which are carefully selected and warranted
to be OF the 1sds named, fresh and free from mix
fure--for sale BY
Feb 8, 1914. WILLIAM DORSEY.