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FIRE WORKS

FIRE WORKS,
Wholesale and Retail United States Laboratory
NHE SUBSCRIBERS have hand and for sale, an entire
stock ofbrlan Fire Works comprising very general
assortment which for beauty Of and real utility will
weight will be found by perhaps the cheapest
city.
Canton Fire Crackers. &c. in abundance.
GASSNER & YOUNG,
131 Chatham street. opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers Groceries and Fruits and Agents for the celebrated
= Pavilion Fountain at Saratoga.
N B6pents and Chasers being prohibited in this city,
Y. will osly receive orders for them from the country
uf Inns Ri
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Look Mt This!
SUPERIOR MARKING PLATES
AND ALPHABETS CUT.
Ely JOSEPH SIMPSON,,
No co FULTON. NEAR TO PEARL STREET. jeo Inn rrc

i
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
woNBBkk . B RI ] y BE- \ 4 4 r.
MO. asoh BROADWAY, three doors above Chamber.
& ssS ss sSns Sas ,s 70
Scientific Principle. Of Atmospheric Pressure Also his csis
WHITE CEMENT,
filing dee'ysd teeth Hoo S9a w HEEfS useful for na'oa0n
arising from medical treatment other esssss ssctuay
fastened BY the highly FS6FTaGH Lotto odoa'a
cured IN minute without pain. Teeth extracted with less
'a'' "''' '"e usual p''iPR PRICES LESS
ts medical faculty N fy
TEETH, TEETH, TEETH.
75 Only.
"A style and cheaper dentist the city CITY
II yRs
TEN F surgical ca s ssi
DENTlSTRY-VALUAB DISCOVERY.
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH
w on pr PAIGE, ss Grand street, Broadway, YOU
preparation that will minutes ate without
% ssSs
wing extracted certainly of the discoveries
Ger a S ans %
teeth inserted IN the most approved manner e7 lmec
BIGtlAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
4 81 Canal Street, Is doors West Of Broud,cay.
r. oLLECToRs OF ENGRAvIN Gs visiting the city win
n ss Of sss.
one'hsIi " usual price prizes. md p,D Co.
great variety and Of the newest designs
TMPoRTANT NOTICE TO DAGuERREoTYPE AR
Ess. fsss o. sSs' PssssrsSsaps
as
% i he painting sad
@ Be ss Mns e 1t also can be
Artists wishing procure the Paen, right for City o.
s.sy make
WINES, OIL, OLIVES, @c.
sale y. f"s ss. Is vi .:seos
rE' s sa 4 vsss Esi the highest be ', %
e R%Is.adY Sls, & yeusss cssmssssn Rsm,rss DO
do csEst, Chateau Nsrsaai' Iaias, Iaou La Rose
DO Na.Ss wae and
g %I.e c Ss.; i rasss 81. Seville
and selected with great care without regard 70 cost the
subscriber, during the last nine months. je2t lwism
TO CAPITALISTS,
.ss IA invest nv capital about go goo
for sad S'fs
eo%s MADISON than and between
For particulars enquire Mr. j. Dehoefer Is Cedar s
or at Mesrs Stetheimer & Brothers, 81 Beaver street
julio 1m*rc
DACKET SHIP ROSCIUS from acknowledgements
orleans %1sf s mmsasy on SY raoS
not permitted in fve days must be sent to Public Store
je2l re
RATS, NICE AND COCkROACHES
THIS certify that haven ,ed 81 oman Levi Exter
mnator Tor Rats and Cockroaches, aud has given the
greatest satisfaction for the purposes intended. :"
H. :. DUNNING, Dunning's Hotel
50 Courtlandst
ID. GRAHAM, ~ Courland ST.
and host ofothers.
House, and 90 Broadway, New York ~ mai i'm ~
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COME ALL WHO ARE
SUFFERING FROM PAIN,
Be Cured without Charge Expense.
BARTINE'S LOTION,

BARTINE'S LOTION,
The ssis Rss sys 7, for ~ s The Con"
| Gratis to The afflicted cho canno
afford to purchase by,
sss Bro.d Sey!y'ng Now e york.
RARTINE's L0TION-The LOTION was invented some
81 ns Il. as.s &
solely for the inventors but had it become
ssEd %ass ~
%Sa Game ssssa 70
ssS s oa ss sg s sS p%s s: sc !.
and s.rroIa r. balm in the cure Of many ohe ills to which
s..s. sx
% e%Ssn: ns'.Sae. and
ss' r $";s
Fs; s ssss i%
Ss hs
u Injuries sprsn and wounds sS Of every
cvs the
%a1 eS%pn si: %
applied soS fine ,If
@ & new an ana an e.
an IN various Of has
hs Of sp Il ss
s sS equally sssS,ssd
common to the horse in which has proved s
The Iotom m commosad T Nv 80
ties Of vegetable substa concentrated and rendered. most
pure by dIstaton and other chemical As in
inc anI rbasr;nr @ % wnp'ssome s.'mula
Am le,v, ana 10 e. ~ lose
subject and give M and animation y, both hoS ana nina rs 50
New York Of Thomas s Ba Sss ao Of % yssey
lie viii rrn,er Ca nss ON avar ns,p -. i
M Nassau street AZ he rug Store comer ~ sx,h Av
ame and Th;rteentb street s 'o's 'o'"e' u ' ave
Siso NJ The Pronr;sors aoa Rro,d,,, ,vhar ,h.r. , ~
made liberal dsroun 70 those who ~ nrchase ~
nnanv for sbnnoo ~ otber oSs o want - ny 'he
As "'e ~ s 8 "a y NIX NnV v z ~, '' p,x,u
pr 3. na ,, " asa Rro, ,inr ~
yyho,. l.rr. ~ 80 a ~ T.:
es'caba sy,;a ~ II % ap nhs y re seen 9a %
oelo,e Ia...es III us ey anu o.e pa..s. gozo ,.n-re
CARVER " HALL.
A RCHITECTs Engi ,eers Building and Real Fs,a,e
~ Aaant, "a u.u rsa ~, y"rI NH S;.,h sa, .
Philadelphia Plans Specifications and Estimates for Build
g Drawings and Specifications for Patent Rights Real Is
SHS "a aaa c sI money loaned and I
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NOTICE,


MIR CLARKE is DESTROYS supplying the public in
wi country with the best Of help free Of with
and coored lie attes himself that by doing he is bene
fitting all those of employment and hopes Of that
patronage which such undertaking merits. His Office is
9 Dnae and fitted for the accommodation Of all in
want Of employment. Call at 951a Duane street.
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NEW EMBROIDERIES.

NEW EMBRUIDERLEN.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention of his
friends and the public splendid goods Of the above
descriptions received by arrivals which, being imported
direct from the European manufactures will be sold
tng advance the original He would also call atten
1 & h fan9 we'll deserSno an early ;nscon %
following very Desirable being cent under the usual
retail prices
Hghneck Chemsetts richly embroidered, from lbs
worth s., Is to $3.50.
500 Embroidered Collars finished edges for $751; usual price
los Cd.
$50 Embroidered Capes, Mt So, usual price IS.
so do do very rich, from Sc to SO
200 Embroidered Under Sleeves, from Is to $3.50.
case Embroidered Dresses from 50 upwards.
500 doz Linen Lawn Handk erchiefs from 3D.
50 do do extra large size, for gentlemens
As do do hemstich do, from IS 3d.
30 do do Riverd borders.
choice Of rich embroidered Handke rchie
which offered unusually cheap.
of various styles of Swiss and French Muslins in
stripes paids, figures. &c., &c.
lot Muslin Trimmings Laces, Wells, Hosiery Gloves
&c., &c., all Of which will be sold decided bargains
my3 im*rc No. s7a BROADWAY
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,
OSTOn Monday last 10Th inst the Park Theatre,
IL between the Theatre and Park Place, Gold Bracelet
the form OF Snake having in the head The Under
will receive the above reward returning the
No. A Broad street. Je2 lw'rc
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POST OFFICE.

TWELVE GOOD DAGUERREOTYPE OPERA.
TORS WANTED
WITH complete Apparatus 10 whom reasonable salary
w and permanent employment will be given Apply with
specnsns and references this Office day and ow
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due from the
Banks $5,is735 3Oi3,ola 5,79o5i 5836ol5 6,s26,867
Resources.
Specie, 1901 1882 223769 22t,lO6 1872 274
Real estate, 2llll8 25864- 262628 254056 23o 226
Bills of Bks in
the State, 9i,798 lOl.667 8382i 965
Bills Of Banks
elsewhere 24,i9 3li99 39,lO5 555U 1920
Due FIN Banks 2736l8 560,957 8050O 55l0A6 1927
Due Banks 1858 39i663 42793S2 1865 l66
Total amt Of
of
Banks, s54s7,4s5 5,os6ls 579,5ll 5,s3oOl5 6s26,s6
The leading features in the Bank movement Of the
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lO,WN LBS OLD FILES, but littIs used. for .aic--
making w Also, lot Of File Steel and Tool "a, E;l
yas No ~ re attention Of and amihs An
T 1850 my 10 1msra
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
,NEW YORK LABORATORY.
wi ton The most extensive and brilliant Of
Fireworks offered the above place consisting
Fans Palm Trees Pyramids Peruvian Crosses, Octagons T
Ra%n 9, as Se
ges Fires Blue Lights Scroll Wheels Tosillions, Line
Crackers, Canton Rockets, &c., &c.
Country merchants and dealers general
call and examine the above stock.
N B. Committees for city and country displays military and
private parties be supplied the liberal with
the above mentioned articles materials having
been selected with the utmost I'm m27erk
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Admission 25 Cents.
Private Boxes, for four persons, e.
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BIGt1AR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, l8 doors Vest of Broud,cay
~ OLIECTORS OF ENGRAVIN GS visiting the city will
~ here find Of the choicest collections of RARE OLD
and FINE MODERN Engravings in the country atess than
une-half the usual prices.
BGrate Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs
mid m*ec
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time, and the necessity OF getting IN the crop with
all despatch prevented any general arrivals from the
country We noticed, therefore, very few of the
yeomanry of the land in the crowd. No merely par
" banners allowed.
THE SCENE AT THE CAPITOL.
Was IMPOSING; a vast crowd had collected Oh. ne
elevated terraces at the west part, to view the line
coming down the avenue, and a large number quiet
waited in and about the portico, and upon the flight
Of steps on the eastern side, in order TO have place
to hear the orator Of the day. Tho portco was oc-
cupied almost exclusively by the lades-at least five
hundred clustered upthere. Oh how beautiful they
did look. The President, his Cabinet, the Diplo-
matte corps, &c, occupied the platform with the ora
or A long and eloquent prayer by Rev. MIR. Sprole
of the FL Presby terrain Church. Music by all the
bands. Then discourse of some three hours dura-
ION. a history Of Jackson's life, and an eulogum.
by Mr. Secretary Bancroft After which the pageant
dissolved. -,
i Mr.. Bancroft acquitted himself to general admira
lion. MANY persons, however, after catching his
stye and the drift Of his discourse, dropped off To
dinner and by the he had finished full one third
Il the multitude ha been subtracted from his audi
tory. But of this branch Of the obsequies an ASSOC
late will more deliberately inform you. We expect
10 send Won Mr.. Bancrofi's Grafton tonight.
HALF PAsT FOUR p. M.-The Military and Civic
with their bands OF music, ARE returnn
in singular contrast TO the funeral dirges OF their ),
ward march, playing the moslivey and stirringairs
including several OF Fanny Elssler's favorite dances
NatianaI salute AT sunset,
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LA FAVORiTE.
Leonora de Gusman, Mile Calve.
Inez Nine Stephen CRurot Alphonse, Garry,
Feniand. Amaud Bahazar, Douvry
Price OF Admission-Fst Tier OF Boxes and Parquette
81; Second and Third Tiers SO cents Gallery, %
Doors O'clock and the Curtain will precisely
half I o'clock
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

"iLL be sold, on Thursday the I3h day Of
wv Norsa,ber. isri, At the late residence Of
David Moore, decd, the Personal Property Of
said decsased. consisting i'm Part oG the follow
ing:
8 Mich Covs, one HeitersandsCd
13 head Of Stock Hogs, I
5 or l0head Of Fat Hogs,
"A lotef Corn,
so or 100 bush. Wheat,
One Baroache and Harness,
"a set Of Btacksmith's Tools, complete,
One Grindstone-one Copper Still,
One Cider Press.
HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN
u W R ~ u 81 W R 10
Such as Beds, Bedding and Bedsteads,
Tables and Chairs,
One Clock, one Stoue, &c. SC.
" TERMS.--A credit Of riue months will be
given on al sums Of IS and upwards, by the
purchaser giving bond with approved security,
Except for the Wheat. Corn. and Fat Hogs,
which will be sold for CASH. Sums under IS.
cash. No property 10 be removed until the
terms be complied with
SAM'L MOORE, Ear.
Oct %. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
All the Interest ]
SHERIFF,S SALE.

n WILL cell At public auction, 10 the ghest
= bidder for cash, 10 front Of Jos Abell's Ho-
iel, 1T Harpers-Feny, on Saturday the 18th day
If November next, all the right and interest Of
Wm McGraw in the following property al HaI.
pers Ferry.
let. Ia the two story stone house and the lot
upon which il Is situated, in which he now re.
sides The interest Of said MeGraw in the premi
ses is leasdhoid, aud is derived TO him from a
lease executed on the 18Th day Of March, 1889,
By Gerard B Wager, and now Of record 10 The
Clerks Office Of this county.
I'd. In lot with three houses upon IL, siuaied
near The Methodist Church. The interest Of
said McGfaw in these premises vas scquifed by
lease executed 10 Patrick Ferrals BY N II
Sxayne, on the lstday Of February, 1889, and
By him uapsfeued 10 said McCras. This Is al
80 Of record
Sd. In the slaughter house and stables on the
Shenandoah river now in The possessioo Of Me-
Egaw. These premises are held under an un-
REGARDED :sssr from the Oficer Commauding
& ne Armory, unss.h can be seen ., Bis Office.
Also, great variety OF Household and Kiteh-
e furniture, such ss beds, tsstfi Chairs, cEens,
pots, &C., &c.
The above property viii be sold 10 satisfy
suudry executions in my hands for collection
RoBERT LUCAS, ID s.
Oct 30, lel5- Spi For d Saissly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

IN Mason County, KTgiHtd,
nm ihs South Western side, and kve miles
" from the Great Kanawhs, River and fifteen
frc N The Ohio. tract Of
go Acres OF Land,
Plsntifully watered BY running s,resbs and a
good Spring, and covered By growth Of vAlaa
Bile timber Of every variety.
The region Of county in which said Land Is
situated Is highly interesting portion Of IVES
tern Virginia. and on many accounts aesirabie
as place Of residence
The land lies high and undualipg, the climate
rematkably healthful, The soil is peculiarly q.
daPied ter gross, small grains of eyeri sort, to-
bacco, sc ,-whiie the Creek Bottoms cannot
be surpassed for the growth Of Corn.
Persons wishing 10 engage in the glazing or
wool growing business, but who are prevented
for want Of sufficient extent of surface, would
here be enabled 10 *graze their foeks upon
a-hundred hills. An persons. who. seeking
70 better their condition, are bound for the star
West. = would do well, before arriving at the
stepping OF place, 10 pause on this cur wes-
tern border, and direct their observation 10 this
hitherto overlooked, yel intrinsically valuable
region Of country. Yirginisns, particularly
from the Eastern portions of The State,who find
u necessary or ex2edient 10 enigra,e--yet who
are attached 10 the laws and customs OF the
Old DOninion-msy here 6ad home, where,
though Beyond the Alleghsniss, and on the OPP
posite run Of Waters, they may feel that
they still tread the soil Of that State which has
given birth to six Presidents.
The terms Of sale Of the above named tract
Of Land will be suitable 10 those persons whose
means arc limited, and all such could not do
better than to purchase. This is no fiction.
Apply TO Lawrence B. Washington, Buffalo,
Mason County, Va, or 10 Benz r. Washington,
Cbarlestown, jefferson Couniy, Va.
August ., ls45-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

vHYE will, offer. Al public sale. on Iysdaes.
" dag. he lsth iasiaai. q the resiesnee Of
Mrs Fanny Larus. on Long Marsh, Ill Of her
PERSONAL PROPERTY consisting of
Rork Horses, C0lts;
Mich Co,os, Stock Cattie;;
Fat and Sock Hogs, Sheep;
Forming utensilso Of every description;
Several bbis. Of Apple Brandy
Bsfueen 900 and 800 bbls. Of Corn !;
200 Bushels OATS; Some Rye
One Copper Sill
About 60 Still Tubs
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
with great many other articles not snans1
rated. =,
credit ar Il months will BE- given on ell
anon.s, = "A sbove IS, ths purchaser giving
note and suc1rity FOR purchases under y. me
= = : ''''''''' (: n s, Ss..'' ! =.
Nov 6 1915.
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W'ICKLlFFE ACADEMY.
II. BRO wv F.aRR.dR, PRlNclpAL

4ls 80 +
YHyHE Second Session Of the current year
Il Of this Institution wilkcommence on the
28thIof July instant. ID conducting the edGra-s
tional interests Of the school il will be theScon-
slant design Of the principal TO adopt that plan
Of Instruction and government, which will iur-s
nish The best facilities 10 the student for the sue
cessful prosecution Oh his studies, and effect.
vigorous development snd discipline OF the in- /
telleciual faculties, The cultivation Of the moral
suscePtibii,ies, tending 10 unfold and mature
those qualities that form the basis Of an eff.
cienl and manly characters The course Of STU
az will include, besides The elementary English
branches, Rhetoric, Logic, the Exact and Ply
steal Sciences, the Greek and Roman Classics,
together with Moral and intellectual Philosophy.
Those Text Books win be used that are best =
Edspled TO promote aPthorough scholarship, and
symllstrical growth Of the mental powers, pre-
pairing the Student for the practical duties Of Z
business life, or admission ipto any Of The Col
,legesof tho Union An exact record Of tho
daily attendance. reciiations and department Of
The advanced scholars will be Kept, and week.
~ report submitted to their parents for inspec-
lion. Public exam nations will be held at the
close Of each session. on which occasions the
friends Of education IRE respectfully invited 70
at;enc. NJ T.
] In addition 10 the. privilege Of reference To-
me Rev. Ar v liner Rector Of WieklifEe Pa 3
risb, Rev. w. B.. Dul,oa. Charlestown, Rev.
Henrs W.. Dodge Berfyyiile. The Tsus'ees ana
Patrons Of the Academy. the Principal hes in
his b|,ssession Of Eecomms ndsliops from The Pa
cults Of The Collge al which be VAS graduased.
and Tie following gentsmeu:--
Rey. Dr. Bates. .Maasneka
Rev. Or. Bosnian, Tyos NJ r.
Rev. Df. Merrill. rsrmeni.
Rev. Dr. Lsbsree, a..
Prof sioddsrd. r..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
8 ~ Il LYO 8 TO.

NN1LL be sold, at public sale, si the late
w residence Of Willism Marshall. decd,
near wslper's y Road, on Tuesda, The 1914
day Of Nostmssr neTt, the following property,
vIz:-
- head Of Horses and Coils, !
is Mich Cons, Fat and Stock Cattle, !
5 Brood Sous, Fat and Stock Hogs,
Is Sheep, 9 Wheat Fans,
One Broad-,oheel Wagon,
Oae .Nauro,o-,sheet Wogon,
One Cart. and Gears,
Hay Ladders, Wood Ladders,
Barshear double 8 single shovel Plouehs,
Wcgon Gears, one Fin 8 Log Chain,
Saddles, Brides, and sundry other
Farming Utensils.
ALSO
1900 Bushels Of Wheat,
500 Bushels of Corn,
Clover and Timothy Hay, !
z Bushels of Ci0perseed.
HousEHoED AND KITCHEN
II u II N ITU II Il,
Such as Beds, Bedstedds and Bedding,
Tables, Chairs, one Clock,
Bu1eou and Desk and Book Case,
"A quantity . cdrptting,
Too Sioues and Pipe, and q variety e.
Kitckea Furniture.
TERMs ~ sALe.-The wheat and corn, and
fat cattle, and fat hogs. will be sold for cash !;
The bsiaece Of the property on credit Of nine
months Tor al sums Of IS and upwstds-- the
purchaser giving bond with approved security 7;
Tor all sums under eve dollars the cash will be
required. No property to be removed till the
terms Of ssle are complied with.
JOHN MARSHALL, Err.
Oct 40 lels.
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PURLIQ. SALE.l

VJyJLL.b be sold al public sale, on Tuesday The
Wv 25ih dGy or November, al the late resi-.
depce OF Henry Snyder, decd, ION the road lead
ing from DAVID Moores black smith shop 10
shsphsrdsiown, The following described properly:
II head Of Horses and Colts, several Of
them erceiient riding Horses,
IS head Of Cdtle, (among them are 8
Mich sCows,
20 head Of Sheep,
5 Shoals, 3 brood Sous and Pigs,
Some Fattening Hogs,
AL The farming iuf lemeu,,, consisting in par,
ss follows:
I Road Wogon,
/ Farm .Hagon,
J ] Hreshing Machine, a sir horse Beoter
"a complete order,
Four-horse Tire shing. Machine ( spike J
suitable also for thrsshing| Clover
Seed
Wheat Fan, good article,
!. l Cart and Gears,
2 Sets of Hay Ladders,
Barshear, double and single Shouel
Pioughs,
3 large Harroics,
Wagon Gears for sir Horses, in good
order,
Plough Gears, and Halter. Chains,
! Fylh Chais, 2 par Siretchers,
Riding and Wagon Saddles, Brides, SC
A number Of Forks and Rakes,
A large Roller, together uith+aH the
necessary implements Of Husbdndry
-ALSO--
: 200 bushels Of Corn,
+ % do Cioverseed
1000 Oak ShiDg7es.
i ALSO
HOUSEHOLD s KITCHEN
81 O9NQP 6R4s
Z Consisting in, part IS fellows, viz:
] small Store,
l.large Choking .Stovs, (HathG,cay's)
Besides other articles.
7srrss IF SaFt- On all Sims Of IS credit of
cine months will &c given, bond and approved
security required: for I'll suns under IS the
cash will Be required. Nc prepeas q be re-:
moved mi The terms OF sale Be complied >: b.
Sale 10 commence q 10 o'eleek, A. NJ.
JOHN SNYDER, Sen E<r
NOV Ii, lst5. n Henry Snvdes, d.ea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
EDUCATION!
LISBON INSTITUTION,
LOisdOMss County, pirgtnia.

FNyEIiS Institution was established in 1899,
IL and is now in successful operation under
the msnagement|of BENZ. H. BENTON.
In this Institution are taught the branches
usually Taught 10 the best English Schools 80
The Latin and creek Languages. Astronomy
with the use Of the Globes, Algebra, Plain, So
IL and Analytical Geometry, Plsin and Spheri-
cal Trigonometry, Method Of calculating and
using LogaIilhus, Theory aud Practice Of Sur
sey ihg, Leyeling, PIolting, Mechanical and
Architectural Drawing, &C., Comic Sections,
the application OF the Mathematics 10 the Arts
and Sciences, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
The Institution has been furnished At consid-
cradle ex pense, with an extensive collection OF
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Globes.
Maps. Diagrams, and Models, and full courses Of
SIT Scientific Lectures
Are delivered 10 the Students. These Lectures
arc illustrated BY severe hundred highly inter-
esting experiments. The apparatus has been
collected with particular care, and some Of It
superior to any in Virginia.
The Academyis also supplied with acabpet
Of Minerals, Shells, Fossils, Geological Speci-
mems, &c. Also, Workshop furnished with
Turning lathe, and variety ofstools and Stu
dentso mechanical genius may devote their
leisure moments Turning 10 wood, iron, brass,
Or steel j brszing. soldering. fling, screw cut
ting. screw turning, casting 10 brass, galsanis
silycring, &c. Al
The prices for tuiiion vary from 10 10 $50.
according 10 the branches studied and neon
sideration Of the present low prices Of proyis-
ion. the price for Board is
Redacedto Sirty eight Dollars, W
Per session OF ten months. Each student must
besuppiied with towels, and have ail his clothes
conspieuoasly marked with his name 10 full. An
extra charge of $40 win be made for washing |;
and, whensrequired, books will be furnished d
moderate prices.
For further particulars apply To- BENjAMiN Il
BENroN, Principal.
address Middleburg Post Office.
| Jan %, l845.-ly7. -. VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Nov. l3. ISIS
Public Sale of Timber.

uDA4O 0okO VI l4uUCls
I'm Fridas the 7ih day Of November. ls45, I
~ will sell q public auction. about
90 Acres Of Valuable Timber
on the farm Of Geo. B. Dunkle, Esq. near the
Swan Pond in Berkeley county, about miles
from ShePherdslown, and at the same distance
from Msriinsbdrg.
The.sale willlake place on the prem ises com
mencing shout II O'Clock, A. NJ. I. has been
aid OF into lots of an half acre each, and " III
be sold on credit Of six months.
The purchasers TO give bond with approved
personal security for The smount Of their pur-
chsses, and upon the condition that they shs II
remove the TIMBER from the premises before the
Isl day Of April 1885, Thete on the land
will show The tin Der TO persons desiiipg 10 pur-
chase. e !. LEE,
.9geni for Geo. B Dunkle.
0cl 30, I645.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Negroes fnr Sale.

q NEGRO woman and her three children,
IA together with az elderly negro man, are
offered for sale TO any one who " III keep them
in the county. Terms W III be accommodating.
Apply q, The Office Of The Free Press.
: Nov. Ia l8A5-3f