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General Notices.

CP- Begin the Year TeetOtal.-The Washington
Temperance Society Will hold It's regular Reform Meeting
this New Years. evening Nalionsl Hall, Caualst Ad-
dresses by Rev. John c. Lyon, Dr. S. R. Kirby, and Col
E. L. Snow. Singing by Cady Gushing, Brewer, Edgerey
Wolfe, McKibben and the Martha WashiDgtonians. Ad-
mission free. Crowd The Hall early.
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The Dead of 1915.
Iae Year just closed has witnessed the deaths of

dge.
zen ANDREW JACKSON cx Presidsn, U. s June Sth 70
u !osrPH STORY Justice Sup Court sept lVth. %
lssae c. Bates u. s. Senator, Mass March lo1h 90
IA IA John B. Dawson NJ. c. from La. June 26Ih
David w. Dickinson NJ. c. from Tenn April YIN.
!oon H. Peyton, 81. C. elect from do
a.. Douglas Houghton, Geologist OF Mich (drowned).
ooe Leveret, Saltonsta ex.M C. Mass May Sih-- Oh
pet henry Wave D. D. Prof at Harvard, July 18th 81
n, James Minor D. D New York City, March Sth. ~
NV Nm IL Roane ex-senator u. 5. Va MSy lIth 81
VIM george Moreil, Chief Justice Mich March. 59
Villain w Cherrv Jackson G. Nav I'd 80
h.. !, oueSner Thurs,on Judge U. 5. D. c. Aug 3oth -
~ ieti-Hon. Roger NJ. Sherman, Conn. II
~ do Hon. Joseph l.. Tllinghast +. l.---.--
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IGHT FOR THE HOLIDAYS Our sunshns
Ala within depot Of Mechanical Lamps NO. % john
s-Lamps of every variety and beauty recsaty reesVoo,
rms on the season none be none moro
ndurable and valuable Tho gsyey OF bone made moro
cseer by tbsr unsurpassed bnaocy, while they bum at
oniy equal 70 thar Of candes as shown
DR. lire In bis experiments the cost Of illumination
d22 Owls
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BOUQUETS. and Fancy Bsskets-Tho.e in want Of
ID Bouquets or Fancy Baskets, filed with rare and
choice lowers will please call Store New Years
morning and selec. for themselves.
DUNLAP CARMAN,
jsllr seedsmeu and Florists, SIS Broadway
gHAIRBANKSp ce!ebrsted Railroad, sl.Jsro, Hay
y and Platform Scales for sale By
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MARINE JOURNAL.

w a RlN e. JJO NINA
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
HINIArURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY.
THE SUN. .THk MOON fuLL sEA %
LATEST DATES.
London ..-..--.-.. Dec. 4 Havre. -----.-- Dec .
LIVERPOOL! ..-.-.. Dec. 3lEew-O rieana---D Dec ~
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
New brig Emblem Bunker, 81 dsfm Machias Me. lunl-
Der. TO Snow
Brig Relief Saver, DIS I'm Machias, Ne. lumber, to
Smith s. Boynton.
Schr Spartel Freeman DIS I'm Norfolk peas TO order.
Schr Cinderella Smaley, DIS I'm Richmond corn to
order.
schr Empire Smith. DIS I'm Boston in ballast to
master.
schr Hurd Ems days from Wilmington, NC, naval
stores to K. NJ. Blackwell e. Co.
Schr Amanda F Myrick, Cathcart, i'm Virginia, pine
wood.
Nothing in sight from the Highlands at sunset
Wind NNW.
MEMORANDA
The Light Ship placed in her former station. .
miles of Sandy Hook by the pilot boat Washington
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r. Window Shade Depot, No.7 spruce-st.-
On 900 pair ALWAYS on hand Persons about furnishing their
houses WI save ct least leo per cent by calling Al the De
pot bAktOL q DE- niAoNI
,..rti rrices mis- isd
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6olioan advertisements.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-Walohes. Jewery, Gc-
llTe subscribers offer for sale assortment OF uselul
and ornamental articles suitable for Christmas and New
Years Presents, among which may be found- ~
movement warranted correct time keepers selection OF
very elegant Ladies' Watches.
Rich Jewelry comprising every variety OF Cola Cnains
Seals Keys Rings Pins Bracelets and other descriptions
of fashionable ornaments.
Silver Pated and Britannia Ware, constng In par 81
Pots Cake Basnets WATERS Casters, &c Gold and SILVER
Pencil and Gold Pens Of the most approved MAKERS
Mantel Clocks and a variety of Fancy Goods
LOCKWOOD & SCRIBNER, 265 Pearl
d3l Ais cor OF Fulton.st opposite U S. Hotel :
INOR CAk rs OF all kinds. ofnslDented III neal ana
elegant style call at JNO. J. HALEYS, 81 Corlandat,
where YOU win be both pleased and satisfied d3O Sis-
Holiday PREsENTS.-Rich and beautiful scsrs.
f1Crayats Gloves Dressing Robes embroidered Su,Pen-
ders Ready Made Linen &c Just received small invoee
of the very rich and desirable for the present
At The old establishment OF PARSELLS x AGATE, 81
Broad way, corner Park place. as f.ls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-01

CF~ American Gymnasiuin, Nos. log and lel Crosby
neor BeechersL having been Completed, Is low open 0f
exercise This institution has been got up hi considerable
expense with every 10 The completion OF ehch
branch order afford this city desirable place Tor me
encouragement of athletic exercise, TO The great oe1enl Oh
the general health The building having been erected ex
pressy for Gymnasium. covers In al space oil etoo sgt
IL; tbs occupying rising 400 The eXer
cises viii be found amusing we'll acknowledgements
lions pleasant aud The baths with bot and cold water
viii be an agreeable acquisition The establishment as also
the Reading Room cousinng The OF City and English
The exercises constructed thai oy the Use OF
every muscle brought cio action, causing general
development and strengthening OF all parts OF lhe ooay
Pupils will be under the instruction o! the Director 10
those OF sedentary occupations the Institution IS OF much
importance, ana invite their attention particularly
also that the public generally The beneficial effects OF
athletic gree. number invaluable, and
city has greatly needed institution complete with
every Thing necessary werrgulaed and properly con-
Quoted Gymnasium The following gentlemen have given
us their support, aud them have me liberty OF re-ng
Valentine Mot, NJ D.; J. c. CheesInsn, NJ. D. kearrey
Rogers, NJ. D.; A C. Post, N. D.
n. Y. Jsny. ISL 1885,
JAMES T. HATFIELD, Proprietor.
iAl 2meod HENRY L. TWlGGS, Director.
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O1ILKOAD IKON.-The -MoEtouI Iron Co, Dan Dan,
S'1ie, 10 nsrrrr now In n Tits country or In
kau III ~ In every IL point Of quality Ip
s;orePe' Ella ~ sS5JTRnOCK, LEAVITT l. CO. agents,
Pr corner Ce9er and Greenwich ss-
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SPLENDID RELIGIOUS GIFT BoOhs.
Parents and Guardians wishing make elegant and reay
valuable
Ne.y Year Pre;enb
ARE RESPECTFULLY invited 10 call ard inspect mo
"A choice assortment OF works adapted to ire purpose a.
e WALKERS Bookstore LA fuIlonS' einons "N'-N
will be found the following:1 p-.,. ,or,th all,
Cheeyers Lectures The Pilgrims Progress iourn eoi-
,;o, win numerous steel engrevngs. morocco binding
Dowines History OF Romsnsm. eighth edition. win o.
ergravings, in various bindingh ..,. N o-,o,,.,
The Missionary Memorial containing about ~ S1
nv celebrated American writer's, ernDesneo ~
pe 10 oil colors bound IN morocco extra gut
The Wreath of Wild Flowers, colecuon Oh epc'sS III
Hs,orV Of he Bible prousely illustrated and bound IN
RibIs Biography embeished by numerous engraving
Wonders Of he World, with go engrevngs, Handsomely
bound -. p.-o,,,,o, with npr,erous
pe Guide 10 knowledge win 800 engravings, elegantly
bound. go,
Also. elegant editions OF the Bible and Common Prayer,
in b.aul morocco and we've. bindings; Albums Blank
Roosr scrap Books, plain and fancy Stationery, &c.
Bookbniing in all lis varieties, executed win despatch
and on reasonable terms z. WALKER,
dig ills. Publisher Bookseller and Binder, ia Fultou-s
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MARRIED

MARRIED:
a. Wndhsm- CT 25ta ut Henry McCaHani' Oh 'niS
City, to Nancy NJ. Bingham. ,,..,,. ,,
4, F. Johnston n C ed. Lieut.. D. Woodbury., u
6. Eug Corps to Catherine R. Chiids
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Recsivcrs pu, up the market
to-day Sc for good brands Genesss and LOW DDS We're
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u Mercantile Library observation-disclosures
II, Chap OF the Constitution, the Annue! Eecllon
for Officers This Association, will be held in Clinton Hail
Tuesday 2oh January The polls viii open a. O'CLOCK
A. NJ. and close al 8 =. NJ. BY order
dSI Sli.s CHAS. NJ. WHEATLEY, Rec Sec
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MUFFs, MuFEs 5FE sG,., Nv, ,:s IN ..l Go
ii S ~ FIN. ynx and other descriptions OF Nuts,
al ess hsn cost prices bsnE aen!peS 70 eS's On 'nen
enule .toeA GIG Isl Chathan-st
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Register for 1916.
syERNMEET OF THE UNITED STATES
TNovEMgER LIST, 1851


EGECU TlVE.-PREsIpENT AND SAbiShL.
iUSST n TN ~ P.nn pIc,. PyesiGeat. 5000
~ II = ~ ~ psnn S,e'yof STATE 6 900
ppe0 W. ~ VrP ~ Niss Secsv Trens'y 5000
G99ii GspCv IN v Seeretarv of Var. 5000
X 49, os;T IF Mac. See'u Of the Napu Z" 5000
sssNY MASON, OF Va. Attorney General 4VOO
.sg 70 iinHNS0N of Tenn Postmaster. Cent G 600
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Der Nibeluugen Moth" with splendid Illustrations
Herder's Cid" -, 20 r.So,a r.
aere des Psrsonnages de Shakespeare Freneh and Eng
,isb with The most Illustrations Paris chez Baudry
shssspeares Dramatic WORKS 9Th remarks on MS NE
inst,atons and Engravngs-Pais chez Baudry. This La
the most brilliant edition ever published.
IN hsnd the richest Of the most handsome
coIored Tow Books from l2t up 10 Sc piece and
Sreai many other Books New Year Presents d27 Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-01

Ho-The Governors In all the States elected by the
Rsppsrxesp, Tissin;c md South Gustnn which are elect
Abyfhe Legislatures.
Hepzues In liacy are Wings
Admitted into the Union March l. lSi5, but have twice
njtesa DE terms of admission by popular vote,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-01

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAh,S.-Whs, m more
" acceptable and appropriate Offering, than soleSaon
from ihe following new and rich goods mosy received per
tbs Acsdia-Spendid Silk, Satin and Mehno Dressing
Gowns Embroidered CssEmere, Msrselles Silk and SATIN
Yeatpes; Black and Fancy SILK and Satin Scars and Cra
watts In great variety; Shawl Pattern Merno Muhiers OF
ravelns Cravas extra size and quality Twllied six
Hand with large assortmentot Fancy Dfess Ar
tcles Cloaks Youths Oyercoats &c for sale 81 81 Broad
wnv dos stJ2 w T. JENNINGS co.
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SPLENDID NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
HIST IMPORTED BY WIN. RADDE, 32 Broadway
The most splendid Illustrations 10 Schiers Song OF Inc
Bell, by Mortz Rezsch n, p.,x..,
:" Schllers Endolin 90
Shekspeare's Hamlet, 40
Macbeth. 90
King Lear, DO
Othelo, 40
~ Romeo and JuIet,dc
q. The Tempest, do
% Buerger's Ballsden, do
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OST-A pair of ;ortoiseshel spectscles, IN leather
Lease supposed 10 have been lost in Wall-st hand.
some reward will be given the finder il left No q
Wal! ST. Office No. 9, Ut stairs II
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nARLEY,s MAGAZINE and Robert Merry's Museurn
for 1876 bound variety ofs!yes 70 suit purehassrs
beautiful and interesting s9os Tor ea'aTsp, Nso Chris
tan Paror Magazine bound Tor .s42 go, ana TOT
sale at al Nsssau-sI ID. MEAD ooi <,h-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-01
Il. X. CUSHING, Secretary.

e Sabbath School Celebration.-The interest
ing exercises Schoolaluched 10 The Sufoks Chris
,an Church. near Delaney will be repeated tomorrow
evening Jan. I'd Several new pieces VIII be introduced
including opening address adapted 10 tue New ear
The Dialogues are original subjects OF much lc
,ees T!ckets l2i ct,.-chdren half pnce-and may be
had at the door Proceeds the benefit Of the Church.
Exercises 10 commence before I. III
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GOVERNORS OF STATES AND TERRlToRIEs-ls4@

lwhig., in Rallies, 81; Lccos, in Roman, SOL
-snncinted nv the Governor.
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VANAMBURGH & CO.'S

700 OG G Al E y II ] ITION, -.
MO. s. BOWERY opposite the Bowery Theatre, VIII
Vopen Thursday evening, Dec 18Th, ls4aIMr. VAN.
has returned after having collected with great caro-
and expense the splendid and extensive cohecuon
Of animals thu, has been exhibited in this country.
which collection It his design exhibit to the New-York
nubic while making preparations for The travelling sea,od
Doors open from 10 10 II In the morning. and from to
o'clock In The afternoon aud TO 10 O'Clock In The evening
Admttance 25 cents-Chdren under 10 half price Fer
narticulars se. bills OF the dny dis lmeodst
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NEW-ENGLAND SOCIETY. This Society bsv-
ing resolved 10 postpone their annual celebration on
the I'D December will give Festival Ball in place OF such
celebration the evening Of the 7h OF January next az
the House Tickets be- obtained from any OF INC
members Of the Board of Ocers from the Secretary and
at the Astor House.
MOSES II. GRINNELL, Pres't, IS Southst
.,rurn Wrrxs s.c'y ~ wal-st dis tca7is
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IupIcIARY-srrnrME CouRr.
s,,,.G.a.ral of the Army-wINFIELD SCOTT, ofN.
XxIXtk CONGRESS.
SENATE
oaGE NJ DALLAS, Of PENNSYLVANIA, President.

rrnb,ed December ISL 1915; Expires March Sd, I647.
SENATE:
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THE SUN. TIKI MOON. fuLL SEA
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GRAND BAIL NEW YEARS NlGHT;-MR J..
UPARKER wishes 10 announce 10 his friends and Tho
public that he intends giving Civic Bali on Ihursoay Evo
ppg Jan ls at bis new room In Bsyard.st which oc
CASTOR every variety OF Ball Room dancing VIII be intro
duced.
Tickets g. to admit gentleman and his ladies' can DO
obtained the North American Hotel and at Nj Ps resi-
dencs 207 Bowery
Dancing TO commence at O'Clock, and continue until q
,,ts hour dS 2tis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12
EDUCATION!
LISBON INSTITUTION
Losdo,sa Country, E'irgis,ta'

wvuts ia.,ltsaisp Was established IN is39,
and . now 4 saocessfnl operation undyr
,hs msnsesmehi Of BENZ. Il. BENTON
n ms Insiifuiien are taught the branches
Usually fsnrki ID the bssf Eselish Schools -
The Latin snd Greek Languages, Astronomy
viii the use Of The Globes, Algebra, Plain, So
III and ABalyticsi Geemeiry, Plain and spheTi-
cal Trigononetry, Method ef calculating and
using Logarilhns. Theory aud Practice Of Sur
veying, Leyeling, Plotting. Mechanical apd
Architectural Drawing, ke., Comic SeciisSs,
the application Of the Mathematics 10 The Arts
and Sciences. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
&c. s4E
The Insiiluiion has been furnished Al eonsld-
ersble expense, with an excessive eolleclionsof
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Globes.
Msps. Diagrams, and Models, and full couTses Of
Scientific Lectures
Are delivered 70 the Students. These Lectures
are illustrated BY several hundred highly inter-
esting experiments. The spParstas hes been
collected with particular care, and acme ol i
. superior 10 any ia virginia.
The Academy is also supplied with cabihfl
| Of Minerals, Shells, Fos.ils, Geological Speci
meos. &c. Also, Work. shop furnished with !
Turning lathe, and variety Of tools and sid
dents Of . mechsnieal genius may devote theii
leisure moments 10 Turniog 10 wood, iron. brass
or steel; brszing, soldering. fling. screw lcut
ting. screw turning, casting 10 brass, galssnit
silyefing, &c. #
/ The prices for itiiion vary from 10 10 $32
|sccofdng 10 the branches studied i; and, in cob
sidsration OF The present low prices Of proyls
ion, the price for Board Is
Reduced 10 Sirfy eight Dollars.
Per session OF ten months. Each student mus
be supplied with towels, and have az his clethe
e'n,pieacusly marked with his name 10 full. Al
extra charge Of tl0 will be made for washing
and, when required, books will be furnhhed .
moderate prices.
For further PARTICULARS apply TO BESIAMiE II
BEEToN. Principal.
Address Middleburg Post Once.
Ian On faAs ~ II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12
CASH FOR NEGROEs.

|TEVHE subscriber. Is agent FOR Hors H. Star
j TEA, Is anxious 10 purchase a large rem
Der Of NEGROES, Of both sexes. for which
purpose be has loesied At Winchester, andi car
a ell lines be found al Mr. Goes Hotel. per,
sous having Negroes 70 sell. will find it 10 theii
ad'snisss 10 see him before selling. as he Il de-
iermined 70 psy the highest cash prices.
All communications addressed TO eiihe y the
subscriber or JoHNseS FUR al winchestss, o,
WIILiAM H. GaidGs, Charlestown, viii be
promptly attended TO.
THos. c., WILSON.
Winchester, Nov 90. ISi5-6ms
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PVMp B0MyWa,'
Charles n. Rrarg

-REGS leave to inform the citizens, Of lou
40 douD, Clarke, Frederick. Berkeley and
Jefferson counties, that ne still continues the
Pump Boring Business. and will be happy 10
serve The citizens Of the above counties 10 shnt
way. His work shall be done 10 the boat
workmanliks manner and perfect satisfsctien
insured, From long pursuit in this busibess.
he is confident that be cannot be beat ins his
calling. by any one.
Promptnsss and fidelity shall ever be eTsen
10 orders and work. By strict attention 10 sbu.
slness 20 thinks ne may rely with ,conEdsneeap-
on generous public for H1iberal support /
:. Residence ie Charlssiown, Jefferson cous,y.
with prompt attention.
CiI.aRLFS G. BR.fGeI
Challestown. Aptil 8. lslS--lY /
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WHEA !. !! Inn,

EVyHIs Hotel is situated on Howard stte,t,
u two doors north Of Baltimore street and
In the immediate vicinity of the business psri Of
the city. II contains upwards OF 100 rooms,
many OF which are parlors with bed roorss I'D.
joining, suitable for families. II has beenljhor.
sughiy furnished with new and elegant fur sitpfe
aud all the aceommodation 10 be found Is any
Hotel 10 the east.
The proprietor datters himself that his. long
experience 10 the business will enable hsm SO
10 conduct the establishment in every depart.
nent g TO render entire satisfaction 10 eli his
guests.
Merchants, travellers, &c. visiting Baltimore,
will end TIA healthy and desirable location.
J. MclNTosH,T PRorRIsrsa.
Baltimore, April 3,sis45.-tf.
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Cash for Negroes,

TyHE subscriber Is anxious 10 purehsSe 4
j large Number Of Negroes. Of both sexes
sound and iikely. Persons having Negroes ID
dispose Of, win knd Il to their Interest 10 alse
him . call before selling. as be viii paEYtht
vsry highest cash prizes
He can be seen at the Berkeley Cour,s Al
MarInshMg. On the second Monday a5d q
serryyilie 90 the fourth Monday in each N {nih
and usually q, bic residence in Charlss,opr.
All1elters addressed 10 him will be proupu,
attendedto. WILLIAM CRoE.
Charleatown, Nor 90, lsl5-tf
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Virginia, Jefferson County. Set.
JANUARY TERM, 1876, y
az. of fhS Counf,I ro,trf G

4 u y
1T Is ordered that an Election Of the Over
4 seers Of the Poor Of this county, be held
10n ihe first Saturday in March nest,
1.-the following named places, under the So.
psrintendence of the following named person:
as Commissioners, viz:
Il In District No. l, al Daniel Enters Tavern,
in Shepherdstown, under the superintendent
of Charles Harper and DR.. John Quigley, OF
ether Of them:
10 District No. 3, in Charlsstown, at The
Court House, under the superintendent Of
JohnR Flagg and Samuel Ridenour. or either
of them;
In District. Nos, at Henry Smiths Tavern,
Smithhld, under the superinlendence of John
n. Smith, Ambrose c. Timberlake, and w. j.
Bur we'll. or either Of them
In District No. 4, Al Wallings Tavern, Har-
pers-FeFry, under the superintendent Of John
Mofsr. Gerard B Wager, and George B. Ste
Pheuson, or either Of Them
Three persons 10 be elecied Oyerseers o.! the
FooF in each Of said Districts.
A oopy-Tesie.
T. A. MOORE, Clerk.
Jan. 90. Is46.--ie.
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W.aLTER CROOK, Ji..
OSlIl0A9g2Sa5AlN19
par.nrUnnoi,a rrJ ornhouco

MO 729O, Baltimore Street. near Charles street,
y Baltimore, keeps constantly on hand large
and general assortment Of goods in his line Of bus
ness, viz:
Satin and Worsted Damask, assorted colors
Watered Moreens
Cashmerine, and Borders 10 match
4 Curtain Trimmings
Corpices, Ornaments, and Curtain Rings
Egnbtoidered and plain Curtain Muslins
Curtain Bandsa and Clasps
Silk Cords and Tassels
Cqrled Hair and Moss, Feathers /; together with
ageneral assortment Of
Curtain Materials and Upholstsry Goods
Also. large assortmeatof French and American
Paper Hsngings. suitable for Parlors, Drawing
Rooms, Chambers. Halls, &c. together with Bor-
ders, Columns, Views, and Pire-Sereens.
He makes 10 order, Bed and Window Curtains
Feather Beds, Carried Hair, Moss. arid fiask Mat
tresses, Carpets, Cushions, Venitian Blinds, Shade
Blinds, and all work 10 the Upholstery and Paper
Hanging Business attended to.
Country Merchants aad others are invited to give
me call.
Baltimore, oct 2, fs45 --1y "a
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COMMISSIONERS oFFlcE,
Charlestown. Jan. 90, 1916.

OudIIesIUWn, jan 70, 1910.
e3The parties nteres,ed in the ADORE suit are
hereby notified that shall attend at my of6ce
aforesaid on Monday the 23d day of next month
tFebruary,) for the purpose Of taking and SET.
Ting accounts directed By the above reeiied or.
der Of Court. on which day BY 10 O'clock, A.
A., they are required to attend before me, with
the necessary papers, vouchers and evidence
connected with the aforesaid accounts.
R. WoRTHINGTON, COmr.
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70 PRINRDHS.
Type Foundry and Printer's Earnishihg
IVaRPITnuCr1


WAREHOUSE!
TEVHE subscribers have opened a new Tspe
u Foundry 10 The cry Of New York, whtfe
hey are ready 10 supply orders 10 any exisht,
for any kind Of lob or Fancy Type. lax. Papsr,
Cases, 6alleys. Brass Rule. Steel Column Rrls,
Composing Sticks, chasss, and every other 1t.
ticle necesssry for . Printing Olsee.
The Type, which are cast IN new mouth
from an eliire ssw SET az matrixes, with disp
ceunters, are warranted 10 Be unsurpsssedsbs
any, and win Be sold II prices to saii The tines
All the type fernished By Us is 8 hsnd-easI.n
Printing Presses furnished, and also Stem
Engines Of The most approved patterns,
N Michiaisl = consistently in atlesd-
aneet 70 repair Presses aud DO light work.
Composition Rollers east Cor Printers.
Editors Of Newspapers, who will bay thsee
times as much Type IS their bills amount y,
may give tho shove six months insertion Ein
their papers. aud send their papers eoa,siniuT
il TO the sa5seribe.
c0cKeRorTs orERExD.
sees 6 lefs 60 g Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12
jefferson Boot & Shoe
TA09OMYs

no. /, .MILLER'S ROW

TAEL & WINTER WonR.I
WE call The attention Of our eus,cmers "a
w The pnhlie % cur large ttock or ca z.
BOOTS 4 S90ES nov anhanAs Wars -.
psef1se1 . fafa TIE folIouing deseriptiopof
~urk Al the shosiest notice.
Mems and BeJs' double and Treble.solss me
u and coarse Boots
Do do DO de DE- sbo3s
Ladies' Gii'srs, Walking shoes, Jsasrsons, aSd
Misstf and :hiIaren's o. ev.ry S,ri.fv
We rre tIsfitk he above stsrk 49,, X.
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