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Harry Gordon Ward George Garsl' IsTssr sahsra
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SWISS swAiNs ,;! Mr. Hamilton; ROsette Miss Emily
Maowney Mr. B. Williams Lord bUndedr
Mr. Taylor; Tim Richardson; Frederick, Hamilton Henry,
Julia @ Burroughs Mss Won Sn
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Ghaniau Joe Winnps Charles Meadows Ward William Twill,
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IT, Ti,T IS
WIN Do open
Pit bsae. &: ATTN o'clock Boxes ''n'
CAsTLE GARDEN PERFORMANCE TO COMMENCE AT
- GO Director Mr. Geo
D. Club Musical pco
Iertiss A. GlbertTas;day AeT@oSn July dEaleTtS
Ssn,; M a eek %
s day WY he Gd SaT wRE The
o1I1 To csns %%r yh comic ranto@e entitled the
EVENING -THEpERFoRMANc WILL
commence at o'clock, with q GRAND OVERTURE. The
wonderful TIGHT WIRE PERFORMANCE by Sig Miguel Fa
After which, the DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM-Ducr.er Pipes
Nj Hs%nd Nj AHSd S no lie rS
company will assist To be succeeded by the Of LOVE IN
ALL CORN ERS-Quatc, Mr.. Nckinsn: Simon Mr. Holland:
Lucreia Miss hicknson Sophia Mrs. Frary. Orchestral intro
ducton and comic Fairy legend Of kABR TIE SABOrIER-
Kabr Mr. Holland To conclude with brilliant display of FIRE
WORKS
WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY Sat EIGHT O'CLOCK
precisely, the performance will with aughable
comedietta Of the BOARDING SCHOOIJanes Mr. IIolond
Corne Kavanagh Mr. Nicknson; Farmer Holly Mr. G.
drew Mrs eros de Naples Mrs Vernon; Caroline Blythe Mrs
Frary. To he succeeded by grand INSTRUMENTAL CON
CERT consisting of the compositions the first italian
The from Norma, string by Snor
Ardit The Carnival of Venice, by snor Botesn his
double bass To conclude with the DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM
-Ducmer Pipes, Mr. Hoand Major Minus Mr.. Nokiuson;
Nancy Spigot Miss Nicknsou.
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paca DTap Etc. Linen &c. 81 Sc EACH Also, Pants and
Vests elegant seasnab and cheap Them Five Dollar Suits
going asthey consist OF Cloth Coat Cashmere Pants and
fancy Vest and Beekman Streets 50 Suit
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PULLS HEAD COURSE, ALBANIA PURSE OF TWO
~ Hundred Dollars will lie given all Irottng Horses
IN except Lady Suffolk and she to wagon mile heats
best thee in five to of July eth the above
purse close Maiden Saloon Albany July 5h at 10
o'clock in the evening. Two to
SIMMONS RRICCS
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DRoADwAYTHEATRE.-A CELEBRATION

RROADWAYTHEATRE-AN RY CELEBRATION
~ Of the Glorious 4th Of July l776-Tueay Evening July T.
will be performed the patriotic drama called PLAINS OF
General MI Anderson; Jaspar Mr. vaehe Lenos
Adela Mrs Sergeant Jane Miss Miss Ftzamea conclude
with the sero comic drama of ROBERT MACAIRE-Robert
Macae, Mr. LESTER Jacques STOP Mr. Hadaway Pierre Mr.
Shaw Charles MI McDous Marie Mrs niel clsu entne Miss
c Gallery l2ko Doors open quarter past 7-perormance
commences at quarter to o'clock.
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MO CURE, NO PAY-DR. CoRBIrT, 10 DUANE STREET


IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London
consulted In treatment Of delicate diseases No how long
You may have ge ulcers upon the ood the throat
pains in the head and bones Of the legs practice Of
years devoted TO venerca diseases enables Dr. G. TO the
worst form Of this disease Recent cured in four days.
No mercury used Structures cured In weeks with
scarcely any pain Constitutional debility Those individuals
who have INDUCED certain oathsome habit positively
rstored TO health and society Remember II Duane
Vodte Dr. Johnson'a
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RANvARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE MISSES
- dpp River painted three miles Of canvass being tho
largest painting the world the Building in Broad
adjoining Nblo Garden Open every evening Sunday
eepedE Admission ~ cents children half price The Panora
n. win commence moving TO o'clock precisely Afternoon
exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday, at o'clock.
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EoURTI OF JuLYmspIENDID ATTRACTIONS AT THE
IL ANATOMICAL MUSEUM Bowery and Division street
The spacious front Of this building Of the finest
Of the procession in the city, addition magnificent col
lection Of anatomical preparations objects Natural History
and eurioe from all parts of the world there will be- in the
large and spacious Lecture Hail. grand of
during the whole day aud evening commencing o'clock in
the morning and continuing until ~ o'clock p The great
Magician OF the age has been engaged for the OCCASION The Min
stre! Mons Rosseer the unequalet Slack performer
&c &C. Altogether this is decidedly the great ata
on dmis INN % he 2incilta
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NJ TER CURE AT THE LEHIGH MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.
w near Bcthem Pa The Water Of the best quality and
In abundance. Location known TO be beautiful. ~ =
d. r IL OPPELT Prnnrietor
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HOW to keen the Fourth of JuIy-In the

place. Knox l2S Fulton street. and buy one Of his fash
ionao cheap you will feel finer and happier all the Dr.
it. Then keep pleasantly social all the lest of the great
verssry which tried mems so mead and soos may OPP
poe Of the body but deny that agood head and
hat show off hest
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EfOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION.-PATERSON AND
New York R.iroad Line. Leave Paterson at and 10
o'clock A. NJ II 6ock, NJ, and and o'clock, T. NJ. Leave
New FORK at and 10 o'clock, A. NJ II o'clock, NJ and q
and ooloek Passengers are advised to be OF the Ferry
few minutes before the hours starting The Falls Of Passac
will unusually attractive in consequence the showers
and the whole the water required for manufacturing
being turned to its original course which, with
freng breezes beneath the shady trees this romantic spot
will be better realized than described The number will
be increased above for the purpose Of giving
opportunity Of making Of the pleasant agreeable
excursions of the day,
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n IBLOA Actor PLACE BROADWAY "WEDNESDAY

and ThnrSsy July 9Th and 6thIhe tai Com delta Of
Beauvle, Mr. Palmer; General squadron Mr. Philips; David
Mr. Percy Lady Letita, Miss Kate Horn Cicey squadron
Roberts Rhoda Mrs Henry After which the
Ballet called LIE DARLE koUGErlsertpso retired solder
Amodeus NJ Narce Silvanela Mile Mathde Tickets Fifty
cents Doors at o'clock Performance at
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COLISEUM, $50 BRoADwAY.-sIG.. yITo MARcELLEs
~ Moving Dioramas and Tom Thumbs Liputian Family will
be open for exhibition at the Coliseum 40 broadway eve-
ming this week The Dioramas D0rlrna
"A in the late French revolutions the
rages &c ID Dioama-sea storms Destruction Of American
packet ship View Of the steamer Washington Sd niorama-
Snow storm, and Monks Of ST. Bernard. 9Th Dorama Fairy
Lake, Silver Waters, and Tom Thumbs Lilputan Farly
These attractions combined exhibited
being sublime beautiful, and amusing Dodsworhs celebrated
Brass Band engaged for evening this week Tcke
cents Doors oIen at 7-rerf0rmanee commence at 81
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'T0 N0TARIES-ANY NOTARY NOT HAVING USE FOR
his Commission and willing resign, requested send

MON MUTUAL, INSURANCE COMPANY So WALL
street. with acash capital paid n and to
upwards Of 10000 dollars ipsurcs Fire. Marine and Inland
Risks At the lowest established Profits Of the business
and the Insured
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&1kOO OF TEXAS SCRIP OR BONDS WANTED
~ lOOV Direct box 1874. Post Once with addreaa

QABY JUNPRRsi PATENTED IN THE UNITED STATES
England and France They An invaluable asant to ~
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EoURTH OF JULY.-HARRINGTONs SPLENDID DO.
ramas Of the Creation Of the World" and the "Deure
exhibiting at 1896 Broadway Of Walker Afternoon
performance, this day ut pclok-Evenng o'clock Tick.
cts only 70 censchdren half price exhibition comnea
the most magnificent Mechanical Scenic and Optical Effects
with vocal and srumental performances Of high order intro.
ducng choice selections from Iaydns grand Of the Gre.
alton IL the work Of of study and experience and the
mos attractive exhibition of the are Nv
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your pictures taken true at HowARDs Rooms four sixty
Grand, you'll get tho finest in tho land! HOWARDS Ds
gereotype Rooms lGO remOved from 1851 Grand Open from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-04

M 0ST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED
1vl those contemplating marriage The married womans
Private Medical Companion by Dr. Mauroeau Sixth edi.
ton. Price 81 This work meeting with astounding sale,
(0 copies have already been disposed Of Every
getting copy, whether married unmarried although
tended especially for the married .scloss secret
which should be known to them particularly Here every female
discover the symptoms and the efficient
des and most certain mode Of every For SALE 22
Broadway at the Publishing Office 29 Liberty street. New York,
Also Zeer and Co., OF Chestnut and Third strpeta Pha
delphia; Little and Coz Albany W. r. Davis Boston On the
receipt Of 81 copy will be transmitted by mail free postage
elf PARTS Of the United states All letters addressed
rort paid to DR. A NJ HAURCEAU, box l22A New York city,
0frcc. 12q Liberty street ~
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL ROAD DAILY-SUM.
~ mcr ArrangementOn and after Saturday July 1s 1SS
the Cars will follows until further notice Trains will
leave City Hail. New York. for Harlem and Mosana at 10
.M,5PM. 53P.M 6 3or M-For Fordham and Williams
Bridge at A. NJ ~ NJ, IS p NJ, 100 p M 30 p NJ
80 MFor Hunts Bridge, Undcrhs and uarts Corners
A.. 40 mr. 30 NJ, 20 M-For Tuckahoe and White
For Davis Brook Pleasanvie Chapequa Mount Kko, Bed
ford Meehancsville Purdys and Croton Falls at ga NJ
4WP NJ The Accommodation Line for Croton Falls which
leaves New fork at A. and returning at 30 NJ will land
and take up passengers at every station the road Returning
to New York. will leave Harlem and Morrsania at M
AM, 90 AM A. NJ, II A. u M 40 Pm, rs p M
5P. NJ 40 NJ, p NJ, so MLeaves Fordham and Will
Iams Bridge at 10 A. "a 10 10 NJ 1925 NJ
b0p 6@ M-Leaves Hunts Bridge at IS A. 80 A.
3l6rM 10 p M-L6aves Undcrhirs Road at G25 A. 40
s50AM,3 5o3 p.m Is M-Leaves rtsCorners at
GlOA A. NJ 80 NJ, so p. MLcaves White Plains at
Ga No. 10 A. NJ 30 A. ". q NJ, +5 NJ, 6P. M-Leaves
DAVIS BROOK at NJ 2S5 NJ % .MIeaves Pleasant
N, 2r ~, 30 p M.-Ieaves Bedford at IS A. So M,
525p M.caves Mechanicsvle at As % Is
Leaves Purdys at % 5P NJ, % p MLeaves Gro
ton Ia at 30 a. NJ. ~ ~ NJ. All the korrsana
Trains leaving City Hall at 10, $ 70 221H $50
90 6andG 90 willsopa 9Th sd l2d bls 6s 10Th s5tR i69h
loth 10th and l3d streets The Accommodation Train
Croton rails at "a ard returning ut 30 and the
ACCOMMODATION Train for hite Plains will stop all places
ona Morana to land and receive going and
AM and ~ p Trains from New York Croton Falls and
the 80 A. Trains from Croton Falls will not stop between
White Plains and New York, except at Tuokahoe, Williams
Bridge and Fordham Car will precede each Train 10 minutes
ert Broomc street and 2d Freight Trains leave New
York ats A. H. and l2M-Leave Croton Falls A.
On Sundays Extra Train o'clock Harlem
rsapia.
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III ARLEM PARK TROTTING-TIiIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK
viii come of Of $50 under the saddle mile heats
best three In five Jacob enters Lady
David kehoe, Major knggold; Brooks Lady
g. Fletcher Sir Walter Immediately after Of s4
troed for money j. Somcrndyke blk Black Maria
M Butler Jim Berry; VIM Former, OREGON Boy. Same
day match for $50 p e. Brooks names General Scott
VIM Fonner, b s Oregon Boy. Rules of Union Course
WIN FONNER Proprietor
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&C0n PURsE-CENrREvILLE UOURSE-rkorriNG
RcOO and Pacing-ady suffolk and James X. Polka
Of $500 will DO conendei for mile heats the
4h Of July at o'clock NJ between Lady Suffolk and
Polk the latter togo to 200 pound wagon, and the
her chooses $50 of the above will he
second best Bryan Lady Suffolk, and A Conk-
lin names oh. g. James X. Polk!
JOEL CONKIIN. Proprietor
N BThe will leave the South Ferry for tho Course
half past oclock Immediately race is over
each
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DOsTPONEMENT. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE M
meme labor requisite in Preparing the machinery for moving
the Mammoth Panorama Of Taylos Campaign Mexico the
days. SHERMAN a TOJfsTY
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LOR HAVRE-TO SAIL ON THE 9th OF AUGUST
IL touching at Cowes. The well known steamship United
States Capt William G. Iacksa burten 1000 tons leave
for ayre Saturday August 9th and will at Cowcs
the outward passage TO land and letters The United
States viii leave Havre for New York. Saturday "a of
TENDER For freight or passage, apply to
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A MONSTER MEETING OF THE IRISH REPUBLICAN
Union viii be held on the Fonrh of July at two o'clock
street ferry The Irish Brigade with the speakers
will the ground in the Shakespeare HOTEL
halfpast o'clock relands Independ
will read and and will be
support the THOS. HAYES Secretary.
MICHAEL T. OCoNNoR,
TIos. MOONEY
Corresponding Committee in session daily the Shakespeare
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nor NEW oRLEANs-LouIsIANA AND NEW YORK
line OF packetsPostivey the first and only regular packet
TO r thursday July 9th Tie ard splendid fast sailing pack
ct bark MAZEPPA Capt j. Thatcher having kg
above her regular day For freight having splendid
furnished accommodations apply board wharf
foot Of Wall street. to r. X C0LNs 50 South street. Ship
prs may rely upon this vessel sailing punctuay advertised
and having their goods correctly moaSred. Agent
leans Nj WA Sr,eyy who viii p.npty forward all goods
succeed the Mazeppa and sail her REGULAR day. -
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ON WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 5th, will be repaats-i
THE WIZARD OF THE WAVE, and the DEVIL IN PARIS.
Boxes cents Pit l2kcents Doors at performance
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GRAND MILITARY EXCURSION FROM NEWARK DOWN
~ the Bay around Staten Island, touching at Perth Amboy
Coney Island Cedar Grove &cThe splendid Steamboat Hudson
Captain william ~ Mellen for Excursion will
leave Newark on Wednesday July 9Th ls at o'clock NJ
and VIII leave New York. at the foot Of Cedar 91
o'clock A. NJ accompanied BY that fine military corps
uu ban Remen Captain Peck and accomplished Band
Musicians skilled both in Collons and martial
The Hudson will arrive at Newark by six o'clock NJ and
New York by ~ o'clock y. NJ Fare for the 81
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N IBLOS s, ASTOR PLACE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Y JULY-Afternoon perormanee-Doors open at !;
ut 2To with extraordinary CONCERT, by
y Vennose Children To be succeeded by the farce Of JOHN
JONESGuy Goodluck Mr. John Seton Eliza Miss Kate
After which brilliant advertisement conssn 10 Dances
the Viennose Children The BELGIAN GIANT will appear
aiyertissmsnt rcHING TClANG TCHNG by the . ven
O'clock Last appearance of the yennose Children
Belgian Gan1he performances will with PAS
DES FLEuRS by ~ Danseues Yennoise After which the
farce Of UNCLE sAMUnclc Sam Mr. Chipfendae Dick Dunn
py John Seton, In the Of the evening
sing his popular Comic Medley After which, the GAOP DIES
DRAPEAUX, by 4S Danseuses Yiennoses After which.
Belgian Giant will appear To conclude with tho CHINESE
BAIARIIE NV Dauseuses Vicnnosea -
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1776! July r, a.h Id,sswEEXcgEsIoN TO BULLS
mord and Thirteenth streets Fare cents The connections
Scott and Robert Annett Capt Rogers will every hour
from o'clock A. NJ: till TX o'clock, p NJ leaving New York
from the foot Of Canal street.
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EOURTH JULY EXCURSION.-THE NEW AND ELE-
steamboat Connecticut will make excursion New
Haven and backeaving Peck Slip East River Tuesday
ing att ocock-arrive at II o'clock. Returnngeave New
Haven oclock-arrive in New York about O'clock p NJ
Fare the whole excursion ST 90.
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CR1CKET MATCII.-THERE WILL BE A GRAND PLAY
~ Of Cricket this day. between the best Eevens Of ST.
Georges Club the ground the Red House. Wckes
pitched at 10 o'clock There win be grand match Of Quos
played at o'clock Muphy line Of stages stop ut the door,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24
NEW GO0Ds,
At BcdingtoH. Virginia.


"ARNER MILLER respectfully informs his
customers and the public generally, shat Ae has
Just returned fsom the North with his usual stock 81
g1ss2IdEya AMID SlUGiRIsE2 GOODS,
among which may be found the following articles -
ciofisBl. Black aad ofer eaIos AZ prices 10 sssif
Tie TIMES, CusssBsTes, super Black, Fsa.ea Sc:
,Hired aud PLAIN Itreeds, .9vlse and Suan,aer
Iiotas, Cadet aad Goid mircd Jeans Jestaags--
Sik. Plain and pluid, Black and FascQ saba .sas
seiles. Sc; large stock Of Plain. Pad and si,i.
PED Cottoas for l,aaialoons ITO picces Of Pfiafs-
--latest styles; La,unss Ging, Lalcss aud Ging
hanss, beautiful styles and peyg cheap. ELack and
Fancy Dress sihss, Lace .Nusfia PAN CrossLar
req aid st'sps2 canq6sees Book, S,siss, .Hii aud
sIacoass .Nusiins; Eas5'd luslias dLains Slasris
Grmsaaiae do. Bevage Scarfs. Sak aud Cotton
peirets Ladies' crarat and S,riSs Collars: RIB
bons7-isonad and Cap, sren assorted; Laces, Ed
gaags md iasertntgs: Linen HaRdk9chiets fron I23
vi Y bstis.s e,d Edgsags IrisA Liasas. Bro,c.
Iioituad, Ifech Linens, Hiuc Drills Cotsoaadrs SC
Gaotes and Hosiery, gensrut assortnsen4.
DO.nES11CS.
Three Bales Bre,en Musi;as, peru cheap fseiled Os
nabggs; Vifgina Begging BIeached .Musli,ss
Checks, Bed iieku,g, Btaiaps, Cotton Lnpps, Table
and 1o@el Diapers, Crash. Sc. Sc.
BOOTS.
Shoes Has. Caps and Boaneis-a general assortment,
rery cheap.
STATIONERY. QUEENsET,aRE.
ffnrd,rare Woodsrme aud Edrthea,cae-a rel seize
fed assortment, for sale re,y cheap,
GROCERIES.
~. O,seads, Lump and Loaf Sugars NJ o. aaa 8. III
and other nolGsses, Rio Cofiee-Iesi q,aalitu Yomy
Tyson and Imperial Teas, Ginger. Salcrai,,s, PEP.
per and .ahspiee, Dye Shifts, Wuadoe GLsss, &c.
PATENT MEDICINES, SC.
Isynes' Family i1fsdriaes Jyisar,s Balsan. Of U5li
Cherry, III. G.. Fdreits celebrated 3rabfan I;,s'
nient, Faliaestock's Verpifiige No S and 6 Cam.
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LIS L L N ~!

GOOD morning Madam, what have you bough, ?
Va Cheap Groceries from Ridde's-did you ever
see such Loaf Sugar for Ia and II cents per pound,
and such Brown Sugar Tor fp2
Has he got any more OF that good Cofec9
Yes, indeed, lots for 81, 8 and 10 cents. Rice at
Ct. and Teas very fine, fresh and cheap
What else has he goi2
What ese?-why every thing thata family wants ;
Bacon at ftp, Lard, Flour, Cheese. Crackers Can
dies, Maccnron; Long, Black, White and Red Pep
per, Mace. Cinnamon, Cloves, sumcgs, Sc &C. Sc.
You had better call and see before YOU buy, and ell
The Chdren be has Nuts and Candy too for sale
lis all true and not halt told have lust received
my New Stock. JAS. N. RIDDLE
May H. 1S4S
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24
MARTINSRuaG ACADEMY

FEsBE Trustees Of the ,Htpinis5ug academy res
a pectiully inform its patrons and the public gener
ally, that the next session OF this ancient and useful
Seminary, will commence. on the first day Of August
under the continued supervision of ITS highly esteemed
principal. Professor ] WoRrHIsGToH SMITH They
feel confidence in referring such as desire the best in
FORMATION as 10 the qualification and success Of Prof
Smith as a Classical INSTRUCTORS 10 the parents and
friends Of the pupils who have been entrusted TO his
care during the pas; year.
1t IS needless 10 say, thai under present auspices
the Academy fully sustalRs is welearned reputation
II has been. ever since lis foundation and neorpora
lion " HE Legislature, the only permanent Classical
School m this town and County. Ii has always OIL
feFed on The most moderate terms OF tuition The best
course Of English and Mahemaue studies and all
those branches OF liberal Classical Education, usual
y impaired in the freshman and Sophomore Collie
gate Glasses.
TERMS!
For the English tranehes--ior the year of
two sessions, A20 90
Aucien' Languages and higher branches o!
Mathematics added, $50 90
Payable at the end Of eac + s-ss.oa.-~ --~-->,
P. g. PENDIE.TON, Pres'tl
JOHN STROTHER. See'y
DAVID II. CONRAD. Trustees.
RICHARD McSHERRY,
JAMES CHISHOLM.
July 49, 1873
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24
yaInal,.c EscrIseiey Land for Sale.

I'll VIE subscriber, as Attorney in fact for the Heirs
a Of Samuel Bray, deed Is authorized 10 sell de
sirabe tract Of LAND, belonging said heirs, lying
near the head and on both sides of the Tuscarora
Greek, abou, 8 miles Yves, Of Martinsburg, and adj
joining the lands of William o. Lyle's hers, Charles
Suckey p. G, Pendeton and others. containing
Oae Hundred and seceaty-oae Acres
100 of which cleared and in good state Of culi-
walton. the balance is clothed with young and thrifty
timber, there is suiiciency OF meadow, grain and
timber land 10 make this tract desirable farm; it is
supplicdwnh never failing springs Of pure water.
Any %erson,, vishidg TO purchase such a tract OF
land wa please call on the subScrheF in Marlinsburg,
Or John II, LYLE who lives the said land, either
OF whsnwiil make known the terms, Sc.
- NORMAN MILLER.
-. .aHg, ia. fsci f6r heirs IF S. Bray, deed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24
Spring and Summer 6;ools.

A MOTHER lot of SpRINe Goops just receiy-
IA ed--such as Twilled Duck for Pan,aioons; Blue
Drilling; Peni,entiary Plads; Brown and Bleached
Muslin; Spring Calicoes; Cotton Cassisnere for
skiils; Palm Hats; White Fur do; Garden Spades
Hoes; Shoyes and Forks Prime Fresh Rice. For
sale by Il. HUNTINGTON
b. & 0. r. r. April 20, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24

VIRGINIA:
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
~ Tor Berkeley County July Rules, ls4s
Ishud Tufner=-pl,ff.
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harvest Groceries.

4 HAVE just received large lot OF Groceries, very
n cheap-Loa: Lump and Clarified Sugar; New
Orleans and Porto Rico do; Prime new Rec; Cidar
Vinegar; New Orleans and PORTO Rico Molassesj
sugar Crackers; Wine Biscuit, &C.; very strong dark
Coffee; Prime old Rye and good couniry Whskey !
Scythe. Rifles; Crumb Stones, Sc, Tor sale very
cheap for cash II. HUNTINGTON, II
June %, 1886 Depot b. & D. r.. Road.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-24
MISS CHlSHOLM'S SCHOOl..

FHSHE next annual session win commence on the
IL fourth day Of September Instruction will be g
ven in all the branches of an accomplished Eeuale
Education. The course OF study embraces, together
with the usual English branches, the departments OF
mental, moral and natural science chemistry,
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Botany Rhetoric
and Composition, Intellectual Philosophy, lgebra,
Geometry, Ancient and Modern History, the Latin,
Preach and Italian Languages
During the temporary absence Of the undersigned
any desired information may be Obtained Of the Rev.
James Chisholm
ANNE F. CHISHOLM,
IuIv on ISd9-c,y