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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
CHEAP GROCERIES,
40 Alexandria. ~ @.

TNHE subscriber is now recsivingiffom New
- YORK. Philadelphia, &c, . gensral assert.
ment Of GROCERIES. which s;dded ID his stock
on hand, wall De 50 ne what as foilowg viz.
X % hhds n ard Pr
v IS boxes double ard single, loaf 4"sAS =
4 90 hhds prime AialaUzas and=N solasses
Y 90 bags green and white Rio: coaeb
80 do green LagUir~and Cubaldb
4 30 do green aod white St Domingo DO
NJ SO. do Old Government Javp do
N so doIold white Mariesbo
NJ. SIS bal. chests Gqnpowder, Imp s I Fl Tea
\. 20 boxes Plug, part Cobb's suPeFidr Tobacco
\ Is butts cavendish do
N Is kegs CARROTS Scotch &!f!appes s1p9
10 boxes ground in flO papers ; pspbsr
5 bagstgrain
\ 10 kegsIground, Ginger
X 10 do Race DO ~
10 do Pimento
80 do fresh Gloves
~ BOXES Sanger's Mustard
" Is do Colgaie's and Poland SiarnE
so do do and Kirknan's Brown Soap
SIS do No. Chocolate
IS do Mould Candles SIS and ga
80 dozen painted Pals
NJ 40 nests of Sugar Boxes
90 boxes varisra.ed and RossuafyIsosp
20 kegs S F Indigo
10 boxes 6g blue, 90 kegs salsratuss
700 lbs alum
4 IS dozen Nssons backing
10 coils leading lines
25 dozen bed cords aud leading lines
300 lbs eoPperas, kegs saiipesrs
l;erees rice
10 kegs dutch nader. 500 lbs putty
g. kegs extra white lead
Is boxes bunch rslsins
Ii Soft she'll almonds and cassia
sslbs mace and natmegs
500 lbs Epson sslt
Y 77casks super New York cheese
so Fesns foolsesp. letter, PLATA & ruled paper.
so do. wrapping DO Ipaper
Shot assorted. and Dupont Powder
100 sacks 6ne and Salt
VbIch be Offers for sale Al fsdss<i hriees
An cash. OF puDctual dealers VIII certi lbls lose
nothing By giving lima call, waosa hllentioE
be especially solciis
A g. WILLIAM BAiSE,
King street, opposite the GusseA Horse,
Alsxandris. March -, lsi4-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Domestic Goods,
Dry Goods.

Beautiful plain and figured mouslins. casb.
mere De eos, do balzarine lawns freai worst.
ed tszans, British, American and Preach
prints, various patterns, a beautiful sssorlmen ri
Of SIX goods, great bargains! iacouet, cambric !,
swiss, null, plaid and fornitnre muslins, lhrtad
lace edging and insertings, ladies eTayats, dam
ask curtain muslips, damask table covers. hos.
lery and gloves assorted, summer cloth, bonnet
ribbons, artificial flowers, giniPsE and fringes.
furniture fringe, mouslin, embroidered and Six
-shawls, bombszines, gambroons, fashionable
PLAID eassImhres loT gentlemen's wear, French,
Eng 'lsh ana domestic cloths, all kiads Of vest
ings, eopOnades, Hamilton mixtures, blue and
American nankeens. silk and cotton lhd'k'fssEI-
rIsh Llnens cnal chncks g. g. &c. ..L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
For Rent.

II WILL Rent, from The FIRST day Of April
= next, my Stone Building Oh High. little
above Shenandoah Street. Ills admirably cal
culaied for boarding establishment and store,
ror FIR several families.
The front room is flushed for < store. Two
back rooms suitable for small family. On The
second floor are four rooms. ard IN the garnet
are two rooms lcua ted for Two families
The basement has rooms ? 6re-places. At
isched II stone 4 lIcheH and several little hous-
es. viii rent 10 suit arrl;csnts.
Application 10 bs made 10 Mr. DAVID Koonee,
HsrPerstFerry. Nm ANDERSON.
Feb ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

The fore going statement, furnished By
la Locoloco committee, completely scon-
flutes SIR. Woodbury. sssumpiion-stow
ing, that so tor from The duty on Got
tons" having been raised By the Tariff Of
1912, il has been considerably reduced on
the most ifnparfsnt Of tnem-and is very
slightly higher than that o. 1928 on two
ofihe Items enumerated by bis friends in
Richmond v 10, we presume, did not make
The selections most favorable 10 The Whig
Tariff, which i, was their object. as well as
that of Mr. Woodbury., 70 render odious.
9Th -"Co,len Begging. We are tod by
Mr.. Woodbury., was 81 cents per square
yard by the 'farilf Of ls2S, while ii is 4
cenis ander the present law. This is mol
so. The duty was fee cents under The tariff
II 1929. snd. not 81 as stated ~ Mr.
Woodbury.. 50 far from being higher,
teerefore ii i lower now, than1ii vas in
IS2S.
SO much for several Of The articles sci
tfot'hin one 81 Mr.. Woodbury. 5 extensively
6ircula,ed fables. WHICH are as decep.
live 10 figuGes, as the argument based up
on them is pnsound and delusive.
Bot Mr.. Woodbury. has still another Ia
rble. containing six other articles. upon
which be says the duties are as high in
1912 as they were ID 1928. Even il this
were 50, what right have the supporters
for The Pre4ldfncy OF James Buchanan,
Richard M Johnson and Martin Van Blu.
rem, (eitber 81 whom. il nominafed BY
lhe Baliimote Convention, Mr.. Woodbc-
nv aud bis iriepds are pledg 70 snstsia, }
all of whom voted for the Tariff OF 1923,
we ask, Nhaf right have they 70 denounce
tbe authors of he Tariff Of 1912 tor vol.
ing 10 favor Of duties no higher than those
imposed the law advocated aud voted fcf
by ibensowU candidates for the Presiden
cy-io say nothing Of Thomas H Benton,
Silas Wright. II. ADD iherleading mem.
bers Of their Marty, who are 10 The same
cate CORY Bat without critically soaan.
ing this Isl of articles, {ane OF which i
Glass, whieh4we 4fsge above considered
anoiher Copper. another Coppsras, and
smother ready made Clolhiag } It lis sutl
cient,o saw; that two Of the SIX Articles
.Saear soG SslL are erroneonsly embraced
il i. ! Unaesabe Tariff of 1928 the duty
on S1gar was 3 cents per 10. while it's p
under the Tariff of 1912: and the duty
on Sslt vas 20 cents per bashel under
The Tariff Of 1928, and Il only 8 cents pei
bnstsl nader That Of 1872. And Jet Mr.
Woodburg saTs. The. duties upon these
ltwo articles re ss high. 10 1872 as theg
wers II 1921 TINE, he sppends note
stating that .ths specific duties 10 Iszs
on the two articles would be a higher pc
Gent. 90 .hsif salgs il 1912 than ties
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

The folI1wlng archie IProuinehi Issues made
By the wings in tAy. pending Pre- iaspiial Eiec-
ZION. They have an been erdosseg. from lime 10
time, BY The Magnas Apollo cS<Nedein Denoc-
rscy, General JAcksok. a. The annexed extracts
from his Messages 10 Congress wiilszhow.. His
and admirers, one would Aink must
feel little curious in opposing tAs.a - Ssaun.
Ton Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Duties under The ssrsfdl acts If
1876 1924. 1925: 1892 Is4
Shoes q Slinn,ers.

Boots bdoteesl 80 50 l,50 $50 IS,
Ably. The fdqfv> on "wollens. +" CT
somet kl3ds, again, Mr.. Woodbury. tells
Us, are higher under The Tariff OF 1872
than uader that q I828-tbat Is. whereas
The duty was 90 per cent und n The latter,
he states tia, they sre<lrom 40 10 67lun.
der The 4drmer. This statement, itself
shows tia; SONG kinds are lower, il
others are higher; and We proceed 10 show
from tabletrecenlly pnblishedby con-
mittee Of he Democratic Association OF
he city Of Richmond. that upon that class
OF woollensIwhich enter most laI8ely into
the consumption Of the conn,ryt|he duty
now is not dhlyaIower than il wasan 1928
but lover also than il was undet less he !
probated Tariffs than that Of 1928. The
authority we presume, will a9I be disput
Cd. The following is the state bent Of the
RichmoDi committee:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
N Ew z ST AHLtsHM EN- T
530O4 q SHOE
MANUFACTURE.

"HE subscriber has taken the shop one
Il door East Of the Store 4oIl Mr.. David
Humphreys in Charlestown, whsre he designs
carrying on the above business in 81 iis various
branches. He has made arr ange mspsShy which
he will be constantly supplied fsoni III Sslfes OF
baltimore and Frederick, wish thsbest msteri-
sas, and purchased at the lowest prizes II has
just furnished himself wilh.a very dxteusivs as.
sgstment Of Lasts Of the psry latest 81 and fash
Fon, and will at All times have workmsn OF The first
order. Lsdies& Genllemep can be Supplied With
the best work, at shortest poiice and at reduced
prices, He will be happy TO receiys call.
ii JANIS Mcdaniel.
\ NsR would avail myself Of the apportuni-
ty to tender my sincere thanks 10 ny Customers
in the neis hborhood Of Ilaton n, fdf The liberal
'pal-9nsgel heretofore extended d me, and
would here REMARK that my engsg eme1is in
-Charlesiown, will in no wise interfere with my
shop in Halhown, aud viii be happy TO con-
tnue 10 receive their fayois.
Mr.. John Stephens viii, in ms absence. attend
TO all business there. , MCDANIEL.
n Charlestown, Jan IS, 1e44--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

A LARGE Ia as Two !" s :sI s ss,. &. ~
rooms onst the first and three on the second floor,
two earret rooms, two basems nf 1bons Six Gre
places
g u win Hbn rented 10 suit applGc3n,s Posse
sion 3 gwen 90 ne first IAPga. Apply to Dav
Feb On lkrtt kNiTarpcdNy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
SCHOOL.

VIE subscriber informs his friends and The
- public, lhat be VIII continue bis School 10
me room at present u his occupancy He re.
9nrhs ms thanks Jor The patroHage heretofore
extended and asks for-its continuance
= Having ample room, The subscriber will take
class of eight or ten girls
April d-3t JQHNA. B. HARDING. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
LADIES s CHILDRENS SHOES,

LADIES 8 CHILDKEN-S sHUES-
nARENTS and others are particularly in
xited 10 ny very4exsensive assortusent o.
children's misses, and boys shoes. bone made
sud Of The best naterisls. They are Wsrrs1ied
"a Is far superior to those genersiiy sod IN
slo,e. az eastern. manulsctare, snd r ean
olFer Them - low il not lover. Also, ladies'
calf. morocco kid, and sal skin, home-nade,
:, II 25--tbis work Is warranted, and IL not as
represented, VA b made 50 By deduction or
Otherwise. > MILLER.
March Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Store. House f0f. l{ent.

INHE Two Story Brick Store House, with an
- excellent cellar rnlernealh, fag occupied
by Mr. John b. Packet, 10 the business
part Of the town, is for Rcug
Possession given on the 6rss day II A pr next;
apply 10 THOMAS RANLlNS.
Chariestown, Feb g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
For Rerft.

d.e M'I sS. ae.s s ' s,.l :Ie y; elena
ticulsrs iuquife g the subscriber in Mdrlins-
burg. Possessiob given 90 the .lss day Of April
RUTH GLENN.
March 81, 1914. A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Removal.

EynE subscribers have reno their Store
u into the room one door east OF thelr former
establishment, recently occupied BY Mr.. John
p Brown as drug slore,-which has been en-
lafged and handsomely fiedup, aud where they
will be found, eFer ready to serve their frieads
and The public generally who may favor them
with CALI MILLER & TATE.
April4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Il o. 0a ~

TO All, GOOD ODD FELLOWS.
02A1EDoNlA loDGs. NJ 81. n /. b. o. II.
q ebep1trisloNp. "a. Intends btyipe I
large ProresiI on ta4 o|h1f zsfemonlcs. On SaI.
asday dpgii 27fb, e I4 O'Clock. NJ al Adde'S
will be delivered By al oo|e ard eloqlenr Bro.
-ther,
Sister Lodges, and at Brethren 10 GOOD slsnd.
ing, are most fatcfionalel3 invited 10 IS with
as, and Participate 10 The ceremonies of liz dsf.
JOHN - SWAN,
" b MILLER.
D. u. DETwILER.
G. NJ. ENTLER,
w. RIGHTSPfNF. -
II Con N iIlnh ~ In,iia fi.r, l..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
90 X HERE
Baltimore store. No. 3.

FNNHE undersigned. dealers ia general MsF-
chandize a. HarPer4-Ferry, have just re-
eeiyed from Baltimore and Philadelphia, and
sre now opeRing. splendid assortment Of NEW
SPRING 4 SUMNER GOODS, Of The most
approved style. and at prices nearly, Ill not
quite q low as they have ever sold them. 4 For
instance, thew will sell nm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
MOTxCE.

~ LL'persons Jude bfed 70 The estate or Henry
IN Krifxsr: dee s.4ec kershy pg.sGea - meet
Us at the tavern OF Daniel Enter, in Shepherds
town ON Sasst, day ne 20h day 81 .ap,i, instant,
and all persons having claims against the eslale
TO present them properly authenticated for set
Element, as the estate viii admit Of no indul-
geuce. JOSEPH MYERS,
ADAM KRrTZER, H.
Aprfl 4</lS4I .49mrrs: Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Hats, Shoes, &c.

80 doz patent hats from l2 10 10 IS. gents,
boys, and infants Leghorn six, fur CASH
mere and beaver bats, oilcloih caps, fac civ
made calf boots. only So IS, gents, ladies, mis-
IS. and infants shoes, assorted qualities and hill
ces R
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
For Hlenf.l

M house in Chariesi bwn, now occupied BY
1VH Miss Jane Frame. ATTACHED 10 The house
are AL necessary buildings, Bmong which is
an Zee House filed ipth lee The Jrait on The lot
is of greatvafiely and very choi3e.
Possession given onlihe.frst dsy Of April.
March I4--lf. ANDREW KENNEDY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
MOI

- + II mi ! singulsf dact tkslsesefy Pro
sidens >bfthe llaised States we haze ~
had. ifQm lhe days 81 Washiasson Is slaosa
of I'll present Administration hses. n
son ( os Their respective Messages rccog-
nised and recom0e nded lie psoTEcrlvE
roLfcY Of the Wing TarlI. exrspl. she 81
der Adams aad Martin Van Barren Md
SCI o9r opponents dsneaact that sp5fiuy
- = Fss1ssal measnre. snd tell sn4 lie
aE1Siohs Of WAsRINCros, JEFgY ReaN
MADISON, Mormon. AnAssg. san1 sacK
son upon this subject a,s aoi sosslsi sIrhia
truly i Loeofocuism ~ lsssss ri
Tie TeriIIIr- Resfs o4a ss .sst
ne present Ilarid Law fntpoltga Is 8. IS sns.
Boolees afe subjected 10 i duty of All Us
pair, The Tariff now befote Congress,
reported ~ Van Buren, Committed.
reduces the duty on Ties articles 10 80 per
cent, aad thatfoo or the iofeigD valuation.
The exisliag Tariff il scarcely sufficient is
protect A4efican Industry from foreign
coa'peis4ioh, and yet this bin proposes 4
reduction Of so per cent. ppon ths's duty
Shoud3the bill pass, We should again b
Inundated with Imported Bo@Ita aad Shoes
What say you Amerieah Mechanics. 10
This poIicy' Are y0u willing 10 have
work thug taken out Of yodr hands and
bread taken from yout ehildrsh rs ii
noi playing tpo high game ier Seuilefa
Kofes IL Nm Van Bursn entitled Is such
kaeriGcgs = ~ it notpaying loo dear sor
such a\Nhislle a--.95Gap Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

9th. Cottons-Mr. Woodbury. says that
t'Coiions' we're dotted so per. cent. by
the Tara q is2s, and 100 per cent, by
that, Of 1912, This term cmbfaces asnunf-
Der 1t xftte.rs, zsfu VIZ s-.orr'I sIF-p-eectI
glad. therefore, if the Hon. Senator had
been hide more definite. As ! humping
-ssseTssorpi ts-s-~-reaheoas and we permit
The Democratic AsSociatfoR9of Richmond.
upon whose TO us) very Satisfactory
statement We shall again draw, to answer
il. We repeat that our opponents cannot
object 10 testimony from ttdt soucre.
They state The rates Of duties as follows,
upon the mosl important cotton fablics.
under several tariffs
1919 1884 1873 1889 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

SAlthteN - ~ wv 0LlCeAAOus -
JacksOn's EetO Message, 1872
A PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
e. am confirmed, as well by The opinions ef
Presidents Washington Jefferson. Madison and
Monroe, who have each repeatedly recommends
ed the exercise Of this right; 90 foster our eva
industry apd counteracl the selfish akd deslruc-
live policy 6f foreign nations under The Consti-
tuition, as by Ihe uniform practice Of Congress,
The continued acquiescenee or the States, and
the general understanding Of The :People.--Jaek.
soR's Message. 1880
DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROCEEDS OF
THE PUBLIC LANDS AMONG THE
a STATES.
IN seems 10 me TO be our true policy that the
Public Lands shall cease, as soon as practicable
10 ee source ofreyenue. -Jaeksoa's Mass, 1882 ]
ONE TERM PRINCIPLE.
III would seem adyfs sable to limit The service
Of the Pfesidentto asikgle Term -JscksOns Mes.
sege, Dec ls29l
INFRINGEMENT AND REFORM.
The recent demonstration Of public sentiment
inscri5es onthe list Of executive dutes, in char
acefa too legible 10 be Overlooked. DE TASK Of
REFORM : which will require particularly the
correction Of those abuses that have brought The
patronage The federal gpSelnment into coa-
fret with The freedom II elections, and he couu.
teractipns cflhose causes which have disturbed
The rishtful course Of appointment. aud have
placed OF continued power iuanfaishful or in.
competent hands. : 'faekson'i Inaugural 1921
To crown all we win add one nor quotation
from GENERAL JACKsONIS vac Message
in 1882. He says: s.
IA BANK Is. coNSTITUTIoNAL; butitis
The province of the Legislature ID determine
rheiher this or that particular power. privilege.
Of exemption is Unnecessary and pf0fer" to ena.
bic The Bank 70 discharge its duties % the Gov.
ernmenl. and from ,her.decision lhsfe Is 10 ap
peal 10 he Courts Of justice.
Mark the language "a BANKS CoNSTI-
TUMoNAL :" what say yon to lhsl Mr.. Rich.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

A National Bank Is convenient 10 the Covers
msht and useful 10 the People and might be so con
stiiuIed as To obeiate constitutional objections -
JaeksOR's Ysto Message, 1852
pp0DC rsrtxS fs--kr mrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

MERCER POpATOES. -
RIF superior quality, for table 1ss q seed,
W for sale 81 ~ MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Domestics, BurIaps, &C.

EUSr received
- Heavy Twllled osnaburg. for negro
Clothing plain do;
"A, 10, and . 4 Brown Muslins,
Best Maryland Peni,entiary Plaid Cotton. i
Bleaehee MusliDs. ~.
Phoenix and Lonsdae Nankeens,
Knitting Cotton, SC, 10 which the sitention
OF the farmers and others in want of sns goods
is politely asked. We are determined 10 offer
them on The most pleasing terms.
MILLER s. TATE. 2
March u, 1914. :,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

Room. under the Episcopal Leet
Room. Possession given Isl April. ure
5. w. LAKELAND.
March H-at 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
For Rent,

I CHEAP CAP s LETTER PAPER.
- -REAMs Of ssorted~4usiisies Of ruled
- and upruled cap and letter SPer--a
beautiful quality ruled. al l2i per qaTe.s Also,
very low By ream or half ream for cash. Call
and see. MILLER.
Feb 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Cbg Tree aarFsa.
WHIG MrAsuREs. .

THE WING BANNER
HENRY CHA and A sIERIcAH INDUSTRY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

II WILL iske so barrels Of corn N exchange
= for goods or on scc0ant. il delivered 10 Z
short time. Also wanted, 500 husEaisspf Gals,
and 1000 pounds isilow.
Febe J MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Hardware.

Knives and forks, penkaiyes, saws OF hi
KINDS. bolts, gu, doOrytF funk, euphostd and Pad
locks shears, scissors. speetaeIes, rasps, 6les.
spails rules, spoons, .rskes, hoes, spades, shby.
eis, coffee mills, irop, steel, traps, two. three.
sng Tour prong forks, axes syihes, drawing
knlEes. &c, &c. E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

pfls6n, end P r sugars s ~
befl ligbi orleans DO
ilelPeugsf ~ ~
D6dsle refined do 1e23
0rlesns molasses 81 Ia
Best sugar house so -
West India honey IS 49,
Java coffee 1918
Rio Go 8 snd "a
Imperial tea, best 100 Ia
Gun Powder do do 100
Black do do rs
f0ung Tyson DO 90 10
X a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
lueeRsWare. GIass.6.c.

CHM tea seits, China, Liverpool and con-.
a4n teas, oclagou dishes, ewers aud basins, id
reeps, to Us, pitchers. preserve dishes. molass.
e cans eeslofs, tnmbisrs, vine aud euslaFsI
GAS r.. So &c. t&e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

A GOOD Female S,rrsnt. from the Ist Of
~ April next until cefistmaI. oae that can
cook. wash, and iron well, a libtfsf price will
pe given $, HEFLfBowER.
Kabletown, March L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
NIisccIIancous.

Fancy work. ma1kaa, key. and ether basketsS
books and stationary, Tin ware. cedar tubs,
buckets, measures, bed cords, ropes, Sc, &c. \
The assortment is full and general, and they
feel assured that they are now prepared 10
please their friends and customers. Call at the
corner Of Shenandoah aud High streets.
"A. & G. w. HOLLAND. n
Harpers Ferry, April 4, 1874. Ill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
List OF Letters.

THEM AIMING IN the Post Office at Charles
IN town, April l. pa, which, .if not taken
aat before the lst July will be seld 10 the Post
rall,.e n..nartr,,s,t ,s dead lsftsre -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-04-12
From tie Daily Globe of April 4, 1874.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The mail of tonight brought US re-
turns from every town in the State ex-
cept four. 1t is now certain that there
has been no choice ofGovernor by the
people. The wings will have majo-
rity on joint ballot in the Legislature,
and, consequently, will finally elect
their candidate for governor, and a
United States Senator in place of the
Hon.. w. Huntington, w. or reflect
him. 1t is not certain that they will
stop there, for whig paper, since the
election, intimates that they will elect
United States Senator in place Of
the Hon. ]. NJ. Niles, (dem.) whose
term does not expire until the 4th of
March, I049, because his health has
been such as to prevent him from TAX
ing a seat in the Senate during this
session. The New York Journal OF
Commerce wv says, "how they can do
this we cannot comprehend" We can
not comprehend it either; but it would
not greatly surprise US il they were to
attempt it. We heard of the wings and
abolltionists trying to drive a trade du-
ring the canvass, the wings promising
to give the aboIitionists a United States
senator, if the latter would assist them
in electing a majority of wings to the
State Legislature. We have no doubl
hut the bargain was consummated. a,
it turns out that the abolilionists diu
vote for the ~hig candidates, and by
their votes returned majority of wings
To the State legislature. 1t is now.
we believe, admitted by all parties
that the wings are indebted to The alb
olitionists for their majority in the
legislature.
The whig vote in the State is about
1898 short of what 1t was at the pres
idential election in ls4o, although they
made numerous votes at this election
out of the students at Yale College
and others, less entitled to vote. This
proves that the wings laid pipe in Con
necticut in 1910, or that they have
lost ground there since that time. The
democratic vote is about 3,ll8 greater
than it was at the presidential election
and about 1000 greater than it ever
was before. This election was more
exciting than that Of 134o, in Con-
necticut, and the vote is larger than ii
ever was before in the State. A sim.
liar gain in the other States will give
the democrats majorities in tyo-thirds
OF the States in the Union.