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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing I'M
Il der the name Of Miller & Bro, was dissoly-
ed, BY mutual consent ON the LIST day Of April IL
The Books, Bonds, Accounts &C.. are In the
hands Of J. J. Miller, who viii attend 10 all the
business Of the old concern.
JAMES J. MILLER,
April 8, l5is E. P. MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
[ Bed. &c. for sale.

INJECTING to move from this section of
IL country, will, at private sale, dispose of a
good Bee, bedding and Bedstead, at a low price,
for the cash. WIN. p, FLOOD, Sr.
r,ril 1919. o. ~. -L- u - Ii II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
Sugar, MOIasses. Coffee &c
NOT &c II .

HHE Accounts Of the late firm Of Stephens g.
il Wells, are now ready for settlement All
those having accounts standing, will please call
and settle BY giving their notes paying tie mo-
ney 1t Is important that the business oftse firm
should be settled with as little DELAY as possible,
and hope this call win be early attended ii
VIM J. STEPHEtsSs
Harpers Ferry, March Is, 1878
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
List Of Letters

DEMAINING in the Post Once at Shop
N hefdstown, March 81, 1913. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
! CONSOLIDATED UoTTERY

SO4NGOA Eli LII
Capitals $4,000 and $4,000. Tickets 81
Package Of Wholes only $50; Halves $50, &c.
:. The following Magnificent susquehanka Lot
teries will be drawn IL April:
Class i6, April II 1913 lo drawn ballots ont Of
70 numbers. being prizes 70 blank in each
Package. Capital $40, 900 Tickets SIS
Package for S15
Class 10. April Is, 1873, 100000 III S Ca
pitals Of 80 0O9 each. Tickets Sl0-Paclr $50.
Glass 20, April IS. 1919. is Drawn Ballois,-
/ $4,000 Tickets SIS Package $50
EKAgain We repeat 70 gel good Prise you
mus order paekaFs of Lesnisson & CO where
|your orders se saEe @ p attended e with
e. - odsfsfor Tickets II any Msfyla1d Lot
iefy ether advertised 70 he nens pers o. pri-
vale circulars b. any CHER venderS. supplied e
Jour establishment O 1he sane terms and. y he
most pr6npt ma11er. Al nansaciions eonhden-
tial. M II Scr 81
~<ff c. LEW1SSQNf co;
ilspfaa Street, Bal,imoTs Mxzyiafld
April i 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
THREE LOTS

at Harpers-F Ferry. known as Nos TO- q, and the
Northeast part of Lot No. -, situated near the
Aruiory GAZE. The interestto be sold consists Of
Lease-hoIds, the nature and characterize which
can be more distinctly known upon app9
the undersigned, or by reference to tie leases,
herein and hereafter mentioned, al Of fhich are
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Comfy
Court for jefferson County.
Lot No. 10 is held under Lease EXECUTED by
n. III. Swayne and wife on the 7th day of Sep
tember 1897 TO said Doran Upon thiSlotis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
PUBLIC SAEN

MlLLretIer fer sple. q my residence, near
= Daf6eld,s Bepet, 81 IHafsiss tisl ISlk ef ~
prsl Msxf, al the Personal rt0psrsy ii ikp pc
scSion, consisting Of the following 81
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN 81
FURNETURE.
1acltdiag On excsllts cookine iNosrs
a iot Gf choice Baeon !;
= saaai5ef IF jsnc Sioats, large n smai
Brood Scars, 2 Of Superior bred 1 Al
4 ssrriceabls ola Horse; Cart seia Gears |,
.Bes,ceen 25 and SO Basaels ok $780,
Msrtsr Potatoes
Siec Aiilch Goes opsc me DsSoa :
An saProrea DEroa Ball Cars
Farnsiag iasplszle,sts of yasioas serrs.8
TERMS.--A credit Of six nlon,lR mi (.
given on al sums Of Aye dollars and Npwaias
the purchaser giving bond with Approved securi.
~ Under that sum cash except viii rceari IS
the Bacon and Potatoes, for which 4 cikdit al 50
days will Be given on all sums Of and Above IS.
LEWIS NELL,
April l. 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
Public Sale "a Land.

DY virtue of Decree Of the County Court az
ID Jefferson, pronounced on the 2lst day Of Fee
bruary, 1913, in the cause Of Heskett &c. vs..
Heskett and others, will be sold on the premises.
atplblic auction, to the highest bidder, on 1R1ys
FAY ae 3o4 dag IF March, l8is, a large tract d
land, containing 58
666 rs acres;
ID jefferson county Va, belonging to tie Eeifs al
the late John Heskett and purchased bv him of
the U s. Marshal atpublit sale, III two sections
Of 1888 10 acres 4each-Deeds for which are re-
corded in tie Clerks Office Of jefferson. Ths
said lands are east Of the Shenandoah River, ana
adjoin the lands Of HI. L. Opie. John Gin.
Henson Elliott &C. Parts of them are Cleared
and tillable, andthe balance covered with yalua
bic Timber.
The said lands will be sold altogether, or in
two parcels or ID smaller Tots as may suit pur-
ehasers and be best for the interest Of SAID heirs
The Terms Of Sale will be one third Of the pur-
chase money id hand and the balance in one and
two years The purchasers giving Deeds of Trust
Upon the premises 10 secure the deferred pay
ents tie title to Be retained until ali the pur-
chase money Is paid.
VIM B. THOMPSON,
EVERETT HESKETT,
Commissioners qf E0tfs
! Feb Of i644- Sn;zit <,,53s; f4f fsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
rMo Story STONE RuiIdIng

now in the occupancy Of William
INN Malone and others. Tho Ground
kIlI Rent reserved is One Hundred an4
LII Ten Dollars per annum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY
At Auction. Il

THE undersigned win sell, al Public Antelope
Il on WsdHesday fle I9tA inst Aprt near the
premises. all The right and tile Of r. p. Dorm,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
Mareh! 8, lsis.

tT When the body is subject to many ciianSes
itrequires medicine. Sudden changes froIk re<y
hot 10 chilly weather, are unfavorable 70 health;
and il Is fact universally admitted that heit add
moisture are psychologists N producing a$etse
and thai constant dry and constant wet w$ati.sr
are both favorable 20 its generation; il dos DOT
signify what We call it: i may be ague; I tnhg
Be bilious fever; il may be yellow ftrer; Smky
BE- dysenieryi il may Be rheumatism; il mas he
bronchitis; il may BE chclic; Il may be corti III
ton Of the bowels; il may Be innammafionsoft ne
bowels Il nay b inflammation Of the storhhch !:
il may Be nefvons affection; but sin il IS a.
e1se, and disease eurable BY TIE Brahdrefi PMS
because they remove al impurities from the.kor
AL that en- n any manner feed he flirfhss rs,
gress Of the m1Iady no matter how eaIlede Is e
these pills are nst only he most proper nek si,
bui generally The caly medicine hat ns.a s.
0ibsoz 3 Harris,
charie.sofsa.s
a. u. cidlsr. ( Dr1cris9. II y
h S. Esrney. { DTee;sl, i
John. " CranfLam, +
lpea /. isis-ln. A''1sss
TsIN1RINDS fo' ssls
\
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GEORoR n. RhNStll,
WW0ORi WURRAU!!
cuf and Gene Againi H.


Cut and Gene Again!!!
HyHE subscribers would most respectfully III
u form their friends and the CITIZENS -of H1f-
pers-FerFy and the Surrounding country general
", that they have Just returned frotn the Eastern
cities with 4 beautiful assonmentof
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Queens.
ware, Drugs, Medicines,
And IN short any and every article Necessary
10 q compleie assortment Our stock has been
selccted with mach care, and having purchased
entirely for cash, We Aaiter ourselves as much al
10 believe that we can offer as great inducements
10 purchasers, as any merchant in the Valley.
This Is no humbug. bat the solid truth. Al
We ask 10 convince you i cali and an examin,
afinn Of our prices and assortment We will
take much pleasure IN showing yoa goods, and
think Il no trouble Call on Shenandoah Street
just opposite the Market House
r. J. CONRAD1& BRQ
n. B. We have the largest assortment b
Groceries in the place, which were purchased b
auction, when yery low-and can sell lower thaF
those persons who have purchased since tie ad
vance. Our stock Of Liquors Is prime, etnbra
cling all kinds. from the best cogniac Brandy u
Waiskey a IS cents per gallon.
F. J. C. & BRO.
HarPers-Ferry. April 8. Isls-Spirt copy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08

- For Tickets address
Irwin & Co..
No. 8, Basement Barnum's Gin Hotel Baaiimora.
i ~ Managers Oficial, forwarded Immediate
" after the drawing Postage paid BY US on all
Letters ordering Tickets
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
Prize Of SO 600 share,on PACKAGE

Prize Of $50 600 Share1on Package
i dc $1,000 Do do
do 10000 Whole Tickets
do 1000 Small Frye Capitals
Besides host Of others of 81 500, 81 600 $500.
&c. &C. We therefore inform ali in want 81
good Prizes 10 send on orders for 4 Package 10
LEwIssoN & CO., As Pratt Street Baltimore Md.
where they can get any Of the following splendid
capital prizes, 10 be drawn in April
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08

[~IN S.tuisy ,ke 81 tsy b April. l8l1.
~ shaII etl1l1111t sEilinf my sl1ck q had
$500 oto1t 6o1li&i19 q o. q llS ~ mort
"a 500 - - N4lIsy. - CA 81 cas9 god
t1rts. o. ceonfly foloec-'ol o t1c usual cre1iI
= fnnIl psbfi4 I11se uil1ihg y turck1,c yin
Z = ot'I y txaminc ~ aock. s & comprises ~
i1Et no pears fN0oM very much iite % eel
DE- entire llo<E. viii he el6ft-hous<, % some
ocIiYe. tnleReiic NH. uko would aucn4 strictly
% tn3i1c6z Tke terms would Be such g @ a
fN1 q rnea N opportunity % realize . louune.
- kas cre9 been o1erci II he country. Having
(slcrNins5 % reiinqlish tusinezs shall certain.
a. ~ 1dEh. y any pan ihereoE, on De above
1n1riannek itfms. b +. TOWNkR-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08

Tickets VIU--HaIFes - Quarters q
Certificates Of = package ofoS wholes sl4
e e g g. g 3; halves h,,t !
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REMOVAL.

IS1NHE subscribers would inform their friends
!: i and customers, that they have EemdTed
their stock of Goods to the Room formerly occu-
''pied by Mr. E. M Aisquith, where they|wilt be
:happy to see all who want great bargains
JOHN K. WOODS 81 co.
April 8, 1918.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
Brick RuiIding

Lot No. II is held under lease between
same parties, bearing date the 10th day Of NJ
1910 TIYon n IL The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
Splendid Maryland State
Lotteries for April.

G. LEwISSON & co.
MANAGERS SUB-AcENTs, l4S PRArT STREET,
Baltimore, maryland.
EXCHANGE. Specie, Collection and Lottery
Il Office, (by License from the City Court Of
Baltimore County, and authorized BY the Legis-
lature Of Maryland)
tS9 The extraordinary and unprecedented
good luck that has attended the far-famed Office
|of Lewiston & Co, stands unrivalled in the an
mails of Prize Selling
The following Prizes were sold and casbed re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000 |!
&c Number Lottery-4l39B Ballots

ORDERS for Tickets and SHARES AID. csrtt.
feates of Packages IN The ADORE SIoLENDED
LOTTERIES iu Yecefre ne most prompt attcs-
tioa, and Official account Of each draaciglg seas
immediately after II Is orey to all lrko oraeT fe
rs Adde'S,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08

Greaf Excitement IN Hance---
There Is also. great excitement at Har-
persFsrry!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08

E,nse Sail II
II G(D RgsHE g 4 6 9ss.; one 9 T Coy sHd
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Ma eMitsceat Scheme

Tickets only 800 Halves 80; Quar-
tiers s Eighths $2,50.
Risk on q Package Of Wholes 5000 CO
Do. Halves 100 Go
Do Quarters 50 90
Do 9 Eighths o5 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-08
UNITED STATES HOTEL
et.nrrr- xrppv VA

April & lsls.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01

Sa,c Dust-Thc shipping lists report at Frank
fort, (Penobscot rivcr) Dec l0lh six small vessels
loading with dust for Charlcstown, Mass" The
commodity designed Tor packing ice at Charlcstown
and Cambrdge-the great sources Of the ice trade Tor
almost the whole world.
very respectable income is now derived, at sew
eral places in this State, from the sale Of pine saw
DUST for this purpose, and the transportation gives
employment TO considerable tonnage Thus the cX-
igencies of luxury within the tropics, and in many of
the largest cities in the world, giving encourage
ment to the minutest results Of industry the "down
east" regions OF Maine.
At the steam saw mills, il is well known that the
saw dust of their making forms large part Of
their fuel. Yet little either of these Of
the article thought Of till lately, that, upon the
tion of the first steam mill at lallowel (the first
in the State) the bank of the river, deemed
necessary to pass law prohibiting the owners from
obstructng the channel, by throwing the saw Gus,
into the river. Similar laws were passed TO meet
similar cases at Ellsworth and elsewhere. such ieg,
slation is now obsolete, and article once deemed
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WEEKLY CONNER CHAL j o RNAL.

Rice has further improved in value Cd per cwt.'
with fair amount of business passing.
LinSCCd CUke.-No American on the market since
our last, but from the continued active enquiry,
fully late rates may be anticipated for recent arrivals
and parcels on the way.
SCcdS.-No transactions TO report
IAlloy has tuctuated 10 the extent of Cd to Is per
cwt. but with Il steady enquiry for consumption, the
price has again settled at our last quotations
IbbaccO-Thc sales of the past month amount 10
7S3 hhds. consisting of l95 Virginia Leaf $50 stem
med, II Kentucky Leaf, and 3bi Stcmncd; and the
present stock in warehouse amounts to l9,3S' hhdS',
against ,O9l hlds. at the corresponding period oi
CoRx EXcHANGE, . o'clock, p. IN.
With a small attendance of buyers The transactions
at our Market day were Of a very limited char
actor Our current rates for Flour were barely
maintained reduction Of Gd. per barrel having been
partially submitted 10. Indian Corn and Corn Meal
met bat LITTLE enquiry, at a decline OF Is per quarter
and Gd. per barrel from our quotations wheat a.
per 70 lbs. lower. - ~
STITT, DAY s co.
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,9Ol,7IIl -

In addition to the above, there has been received
from the Mint of Philadelphia, as folows:-
July. 100000 September. : 100000
August. ........ 400 900 November. 900
Your obedcnt servant,
WIN. c. BOUCk.
The whole amount of Treasury Notes paid into the
Treasury for Customs from the first of December,
1916, TO the first of December, lo47, was only
$2,029,900.
The total amount received in Specie from all sour
ces including loans from january first to December
first, were $iS, 667 500
Disbursements in Specie from the first of January
to the first ofDcccmber, S,226,5l6.
The total amount of Treasury Notes paid for Pub
lie Lands for the first, second and third quarter Of
1917, only $4,000.
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DO NJ ESTIC Nj A r X f L S.
EosToN-wcck preceding Dec. %.


at 81 cts. per ID, mos CCUee-A moderate DuSi-
ness only has been done, java at Sa92 Snmatra' oi
Rio, cts by auction iOO bags ST DOM oaoi Gus
per 10, cash. ft"-lhGre Is no ch"ISc III prices vi
Mackerel; NO. are selling AT 10; NO y 80 anu
No. 3, 5 per bril-, cash, Tor MASSACHUSETTS ihSPeG
ton. FOR dry fish there Is rather DGtter ueinaiu
FtOW-Ihe market is lirm, and the large holders
are not Offering their stocks at present prices me
principal business Is IN ONO ana ot. o 10y Gl W nha
about IOOO brs. have Dceh taken at $40 ior ohio'
and 63I "a 5000 Tor 81. Louis: sales OF tennessee
common brands at SOoO; cash. ne supply Oh south
crn is small. Sales OF fredericksburg al So;9o' ana
Richmond, 500 per DrI'' mos u'HHlni mere ere Is
fair demand Tor Conn., and the stock OF OLD Is Sht
10; new do, i2dI5 cts. oats are III ratheT oeltcr
demand. BY auction, 2oOO sacks western white ana
yellow Corn at 69dl3; l2oo sacks new yellow, ''Gu
cts per bushcl; 2lOO sacks Western Oats, loUo Sold
since our last from Calcutta oil when ABOUT nan were
sold previous to arrival Small SIZE can DC Do"gh or
10 cts.' mos. HtaeS-oaeS oi looo mo "rahoc 1T
~ cts; iooo HanZDar i" ABOUT Gus per io'' mos
81 Nicholas Goat SklhS II CHS. cach, mos oio"S
SeSml here has been steady demand Tor ouDa sweet
at 70 CTS. lor common ana "a cS' lUr PRIME u inc
MARKET IS iiril' ny ancuoh' - mus oI'o Nc, 20
az and - hhdS II rcS ana - DTS 10 at 20 az .
- trcs' NamSanili'' -o2aI,' lo' prIs 'rw
new crop "a Gus. per Saioh, 4 mos Ou-tIiciI-
can Limsccd mas Dfen Seiiins' IN lo's at ooao Gus
per gaioh' caSh; iFoO'Stot'S nc iaIke' Is NOW
"IiiVs' parc VI ic,h' anu s4cS arc maui otiy ~
shll lotSI oohSucrnoic s'ics Vi lII "t cts' ior
kegs, and - cts per ID, mos, Tor DIS. SaHPcre
The only sale we hear OF IS 100 bags lar quality,
at d cts. per b, mos 4l52 bags have arrived this
week from Calcutta SlcdS-532O bags Linsccd have
previous to arrival About 1900 bags have been sold
this week at | l3a & Is per bushcl cash mostly at
the latter price. Swgar-rhcrc has been sales Of
aSOO bxs Cuba white and brown for consumption,
and tuJOO bys do for cxpOrt at former prices: $50
hbds, Cuba Muscoyado, 4!a5 cts per h., s mos. Sc
hhds. New Orleans new crop, 4. Pa S % per 100
lbs. 1 mos. ItOoI-SaIcs of 300 bales Amer. fleece.
and rs do. Malta, on private terms. Low grades of
fleece are in dcmand. Daily LidU.
New YoRK--3 days preceding Dec. %.
-Ashcs-Continuc steady and firm at = 30 for Pots,
and 81 for Pearls Be@rar-Continues in good de
mand, and 10000 lbs have sold at 22a23 cts, cash,
Tor southern aad Northern. Cegee,-We have no
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
Lea, ing in School lj2 boys and 1874
girls, reported To lie Of the
t,lInXyiuu denominations viz.

The expenses necessarily incurred in the nsruc-
ton OF so large number OF children, is considerable,
as, III addition 10 the moderate salaries OF the tutors
all the books and stationery necessary TO the course
of education taught in the School, are prov ided with
out charge to the pupils and the current expenses
and necessary repairs of the building occupied by
the Institution, are all principally derived from tue
libcrality of our fellow citizens.
For nearly ha.f century, the philanthropic citi-
zcns OF Baltimore have generously pcrpctuated the
existence OF this Institutions while 1t has continued,
noSclcssly yet successfully, diusc its beneficial
influence upon hundreds who have grown up in our
midst and many of whom are now among our re-
spectacle fellow ownSmcn and are active supporters
Of the School IN which they were once pupils.
The increase OF the facilities OF education has not
in the opinion of the Trustees, superseded the
Sty for the existence of FREE SCHOOL in city,
where the children OF the really poor may receive
instruction at such times the cXigcncics OF their
parents will allow. Many of the pupils at present
IN this Institution only attend its exercises at
intervals: they frequently detained to aid in the
support of their widowed mothers, and to assist IN
any work OF industry which may offer itself to pro-
vide for needy household. The humane rcgula-
tons of this School cousus the situation OF each
scholar and permits attendance circumstanc may
allow, the preference always being shown TO the most
destitute without respect 10 scctS particsbut for
this provision, similar organization, hundreds
would continue without even partial education.
The benevolent citizens of Baltimore will, with
doubt, always be ready 10 help those who cannot
help themselves; and viii continue literally
tain an Institution where the Holy SCRIPTURES are
daily pcruScd by the scholars, and where, in addi-
ton to the elementary branches of an English cdu
cation, Christianity is faithfully taught without refer
cncc to dcnomnatlonal pcculiaritics.
In former years, of our fellow-citzcns re-
mcmbercd this Institution in the provision which they
made for the distribution Of their property after
death: and portion Of its annual revenue is OBJ
tanned from lcgacicS received from this praseworthy
source and if our fellow citizens would initiate these
examples, in a few years its ample support would be
ff ,t,t,p
mancnt basis.
The trustees feel that they confidently recon-
mend the School under their TO the bcnevocncc
of the public; and hope the tCStiCe season of the
year is at hand, that the tokens of remembrance of
their cause will be numerous and liberal.
Donations will be gratefully received by the Prin-
cipal, Rev. THOMAS BAssFoRD, or by either Of the
TRU STEES
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
ADAMS g. STEVENSON,

Lexington street, opposite the Market House,
BATTING ORE,
HI EEP constantly on hand, and for Sale, at the
N to,oest market prices, general assortment OF
superior PROVISIONS: such as Mess, NO /, and
Prime REEF and PORK: extra MESS BEEF, in
half barrels for family use; BACoN-Hams, Sides,
Shoulders and Jolcs,
10 A constant supply Of their much admired
SUGAR-CURED HAMS-LARD in barrels and
kegs. SMOKED BEEF; SMOKED and PICKLED
TONGUES, and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. je5
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01

Besides these grants, three per cent OF al procceds
of sales Of public lands is paid over to the several
States in which they lie, to be used for the encour-
agement of learning, especially in the establishment
OF institutions Of higher class than common schools
Added to all these is the u. S. deposit fund.- which
distributed among the States, and in several in
stances appropriated by them TO the OF cduca-
ton.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
To OWNERs AND MAsTERs OF VESSELS.

COMMUNE
u and v o ~
rsrnedhav beer Ge
"Ves
they
romwh
that
pUEi
haven th
nieon voyofG vcrnme o
lshomoh tfeN favor
iel2 Merchant
the Semaphonc Book o Instructions.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01
FORTY-sIXTH ANNUAL REPORT

Of The Trustees Of lIalc Free School Of Baltimore.
Every year, as it passes away, rcnews the obllga-
ton of the 'rRUaTEEs Of the MALE FREE School
OF BALTIMORE" To present TO its patrons and the
public, exhibit of tn state and prosperity of the
Institution under their care
The Trustees sr,llilrd in announcing that the
School, under the cil',nl mLuag 'mcnt OF the Prin-
Cpal and his Lady, Ia most il'ur,hlu% condition,
aud at the present time pr seats The following mum
boz VI scholars MMMNr H. ..rA:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01

education in the JFcst.-n all the new States, a
square mile in the central part OF each township, Is
set apart for the support of common schools making
one thirty part of the public lands Congress
has also, from time TO time, made special grants Of
large and valuable tracts for State academies, col
eges, SC. The grants to several Of the States are
about as follows
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-01-01

Time Of Closing, Sc.-Thc following table will
show the time OF opening and closing OF the Erie
Canal for a series of wears: