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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

4" Figures and Groupes from the Antique
and Modern School Of Sculpure.Fisher Bird 2 Bswery
Surprised Danaide Cypaus Autumn, Shepherd Lutte
Mercury Baerno Guardian Aradne Vases
Borghee and de Aeds thalf original undry
Tables &c.
Gold Pens for New Years Presents.-War-
raned Diamond Pointed John W. Creation II Cedar at
tone door from the Post 0fce have the largest
and durable gift of the should purchase c
brated improved Gold Pens and Cases Warranted the lest in
the city.
Gold Pens for the Holidays THE CeIe-
bratcd Roheheu Gold Pens Gold cases of every
Zaiiet suitable for holiday presents For sale by B. Wat
SON 10 Wall street The Richeeu Pens are warranted TO
wear for five years. Gold Pens repaired.
For the HOlldays.-FancyC Cutlery, ennbrac.
ing large variety Of sportsen pocket Knives
NEST and beautiful patterns portable dressing
the Imports containing the smallest
Gift Books for the Holidays.-Au wanting
books for New Years vited t, call before purchasing
at the bookstore Of Leav Trow Co., may found
most extensive and complete of Books PRESENTS
than five hundred different voumes which
gift Animals illustrated works. &c. juvenile books
for youth Of all books all kinds all
at the lowest poesble prices LEAVITT TROW Co., Broad
way OF Dey street. directly opposite street.
Gold and Silver Watches, for the Holidays.
"A beautiful and extensive assortment Of ladies' aud
ynal patterns designed expressly for Holiday presents
BY - Y SAVAGE, Jr No Is Wall St
Cheap Lamp Street.-The most complete
assortment of Solar Lamps of patterns finished
have lust been received from the
a eo III Hall Uapt,
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HOLIDAY ARTICLES.

[NoR The HOLIDAY FESTIvITIES-WISES LIQUORS,
Cordials Fruits Nuts attention persons
hne grace Pale and Cola shees rich cid sou.hsds
choice old Ports rich Mamey and Muscat (swee Vines
Gao &hsynthe xpsetts Soyan Raspberry Cherry Rose Or
anee and other Corda Also very old Hennessy snd oard
Malaga Grapes clusters Prune fancy boxes
part part Of the city AN- STEPHEN VALBRO
32S Bowery, COR Bond street, New York.
CFAsoNABLE GOODS FOR THE HoLIDAYs-JUsr
and Gins
and Shade: all kinds Tea Trays and Walters Bohemian glass
with Stands Dish Covers brass copper iron Coal Holds
spring Skates Plate Warmers and Chatting Dishes Albota plated
efeasd ose and f sale At the lowest prices BY DANIEL G.
BELAvAN, No. 4s9 Brradway, corner Of Brooms street.
ININE JEwERY-rHOsE WISHING TO SELECT PRE-
seats for the Hoidays invited to call at c. Stewards
mandatory No. 10 John street. where the h quality of
sold thi, estabshment Open until o'clock r. n.
during the Holiday week.
INoR THE HeLIDAYs-JUsT RECEIVED NEW AND
fashionable assortment Of oravas icarfs muiers gloves u
pender dressing robes &c. with Of articles the
emens fur nshDg line too to monitor, suitable for the
holidays BGra. attention paid to making sir,s to srde
.. AGATE, 2a Broadway, corner Of Park Place.
DICKLED OYsTKRs FOR TIE HOLIDAYs-A. h 2. DOR
Ian take this method OF informing the public that they
made the for approaching
terms may procured their establish
men Fulton MARKET win be sent TO psrt Of the city
IRISH wBIsKEY FOR THE BoLIDAYs-PUT UP IN
to suit The trade and for sale Ct much les: than
Aswload peat wanted.
NAT BEEF, VEAL AND MUTToN-TnE BEST TaE
County Affords be had at Stall ~ Washington MARKET
HART CRAFT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

NJ CURE, No CHAIGE-DR. MURPHY OF s. GOLD
IN street. oonfdenaly consulted al forms private de
Recent gonoh0a he dayA
CONVENTIONAL debility and impotency successfully treated By
Dr. n in CASE or INSURANCE from bod
6hoe 6S Gold street, from IA n. to Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

N OTICE..THE PERSONS WHO, DURING TaE LATE
fire in Park Row. took from private room in No. 10 Park
Row. the following named erces requested
give information at said house Of their saw
English double cased silver Watch silver guard chain
attached one half Spanish Saddle and Brides flag
those that took them from said persons are
they advised to attend to this CALL will be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28
CO n N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, Dec. 27-6 p. M.
The market opened frmer TO. day, Notwithstanding
The very disagreeable weather. but the sales al
most entirely confined to tive of the leading
cies. Harlem and Farmers Loan were the two most
active stocks the list. At the first board Farmers
advanced y per cent; Harlem u; Long Island y.
Canton Co. fell of 4.
At the second board, Canton Company fell of 4 pc
cent; Long Island, u; Farmers Loan q.
The semi annual interest on the public debt Of Ohio
due on the 1st Of January, will be promptly paid /,
money having already been received by the agents Of
the State, for that purpose.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will be completed
BY tho time designated in the contract large num-
Der of hands are employed along the line, and the
force 10 daily increasing.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of salt imported into the United States during
the year ending 30th June, 1S4S:-
SALT IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES IN 1848.
Bushels. Value.
Imported during Or ending 3Oh Sept ls Ly97s i9s092
=. 3lst Dec. ls47. ..3.2lb232 39U2l3
3lst March, lsiS L79I5S0 2t3403
" 3Oth June, lSi5. .l9773l3 2f9,79f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

TIVE GOLDEN EXThACT-TAIS VALUABLE REMEDY
stands uBrvaed SAFE speedy and pernanen, for
all diseases OF the urinary gonohma gee sr
ture gravel kidney and bladder affections dropsy rsu
aes and all delicate which life
dem Agent for this city Dr. Ketchum No. l2 Fulton
be sent BY mail TO part Of the country tng
Orders addressed padl 81
will m PROMPT attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

OLD wAsnERs,-PERsoNs GOING TO CALIFORNIA,
~ Tor the purpose OF washing gold feel under great obi
cations TO friend Leayenworh for his admirable
Wae which tie labor months to days by the
ad OF horse and other power all California 10 sfed
washed aitera while Call ls9 Water and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

preston New Years Day, should know chat do ef
sctua they must have their Hair and Whiskers 10 mimi
table No. Nassau street appropriate in style and neatly
execution: Hs nfabe Onguen promote the growth and
beautify the hair obtained above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

LrOR SALE-THE NEAT, SNUG, TWOSTORY Brick
House and Lot number 100 Prince street, sui
with fine under cellar Possession given on the nst of Nav
next Enquire Of WA BELTS Esq., Attorney at Law No 81
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

GEOLOGICAL HALL, So AND ~ BOWEHY.-THIS MAG
~ niacen establishment 10 daily from TX till and
IRON 6h till r. n. The hall Of exhibition is fitted up with
great and Of living Boasts and birds
en- at each exhibition including the fes Of Elephants
Ponies and Monses Mr. Brooks enters den and NJ
gers Admission 70 cents children under price, Sea
sontickets IS. VAN AMBURGH q Co Proprietora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

M EDICAL MORRISON HAS BEENENGAGKD
lv1 tho last thirty treating diseases the
duotive organs debility local and frequently
complicated with structure he treats with Recent afe
tons particularly Gonorrhea ie few days his
diplomas In his office, D4h Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY
~ Dec 20 S48The Annual Election for Thirteen Directors Of
this company wi % held a. this office No 76 Centre
and IL O'clock A. n The transfer book will closed from tho
sd inst until after the election. By order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28
OLYMPIC rHEATRE-MR WALCOT r. EGS To ANNo,rNcr

that bis Benefit in ameioraon Of his burning
Ct the Park Theatre will take place Friday evening" a
hen WIZ be produced entirely and original bur sue
ballet adapted from the eccentric works
@.Sready to be called Le Moucher ct Mr.
choir To which will be added tho celebrated "Voto
rine" and other entertainments. Box book now omen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

AT A MEETING OF THE CLAYTON GUARDS HELD on
IA Wednesday evening" Dec 2 unanimously resolved
to return sincere thanks Miss Jane Nash beau
full wreath Of flowers presented BY her also Mr. Faco
for splendid eagle to those invited guests who notwth
standing the incemency of the weather accompanied
thans band for the splendid music furnished them also
the Old Commodore Guards for their reception
collation. with which RECALLED upon returning from our
third annual target excursion, Dec 25h 1913 Resolved That
the foregoing resolution be published in the Herald Morning
Star. JOHN CLEMENTS Chm
WILLIAM G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FITTING OUT FORCALIFOR,
and who want Of Tobacco either for speculation or
private respectfully invited call store and ex
anime description Of obasco put expressly for Cali
fornian make Imput up in halt pound sabs with Tin
lopes pro i from dampnes and packed in
sized paksses 1t re,s the decaying
months and IL 10 confidently believed be only
kind Of Tobacco, either Cavndsh fine that wh
stand voyage to California The attention Of shippers
vted 10 tao above JOHN ANDERSON Co.,
RrnAdWAY AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

DESCHS WALLHALLA, NO. 81 CANAL STREET-THE
Model Artists IS in number will appear every evening this
weeh in some rich and ableaux The Orleans
seenadea Greek Slave Olympic Girls ing eaps go
AIadns on the Tigers Back great variety of sing
cts Ban extra afternoon performance every Wednesday and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

SToPpANI BALL, s9s BROADWAY, CORNER OF
- Walker street, will open Monday next New Years
Day with Whites New Band of Serenaders and Operate vo
ca ten In number consisting Of the
Ethiopian and Operac Singers Americana exceptions
whole under the direction Of Mr. Nelson Kneass the celebrated
Pianist, Gompoter, and Guitarist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28
7NHALIAN HALL AGO GRAND STREET JUNCTION OF
East Broadway. R. Marshal Proprietor; J. Mulisan

Il East Broadway.-J r. Marshall Proprietor J. Mulsan
stage Manager The proprietor respectfully
friends and the public generally that the requests
received lately to open place of Ethiopian
part OF the CITY, suitable for them
leased the and willgve of erestng
ertannents during the with the ITALIAN Mastre
variety OF their choice cs choruse buresaue
dances &o &C. Price of admission, l2k Doors opcn
half past q, performance to al Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

M nriS InAAThG-THURSDAY EVEN
w ing Dec rs will be perform TaI5 HOUSE TO BIZ SOLD
-Chaterton Chopkns Mr. Holland Macbeth Miss
After which the MIDNIGHT WATcaJacquot Coco Mr. iioi
land kinetts Miss Cannon. After which, new Sketch
GOLD FEVER; or. Dream of Calornia-Mr Wiley Mr. Ar
mold Edward Florence Mr. Reynolds Pat kaoue Mr. Nicn.
ddy Cromen Miss N~kinson conclude with the bnr
isa entitled sEULAH spA-Hecsor Temlleon Holland;
Circle % cents Upper Boxes 26c Pit l2o Doors open ct OK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

"A beautiful and extensive assortment Of ladies aud
mems gold and silver Watches which orr
yna Patterns designed expressly for Holiday presents sale
BY t j. Y. SAVAGE, Jr No. Is Wall St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

BIOLOGICAL LEtTURES.-DR BOYNTON WILL GIVE
~ his last two Lectures Geology the
nacle Thursday aAd Friday evenings Dec % 90
ject-ls The Ancient Inhabitants and m tory the Earth
written by the fingers of Nature the rocks that compose its
crust 3D. The Remains and Comparative Anatomy yrads
Of Fishes Reptiles and Animals that earth and
the seas thousands Of ages before Man created 3d. The
to commence at IN O'Clock. Tickets Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

oOrh-lne NeW S<nat0rs from I0tCa, &c.
We are in the fourth week of the session, and
one-fourth of it is already consumed, and Congress
has done nothing except fan up little breeze
about the negroes inthis District, and negroes moi
in New McKee, and California Nothing practi
cal is expected to result with regard to these sub
ects during the remainder of Mr.. Folks term, fol
he has declared on more occasions than one, thai
he will not favor the schemes of the free sellers,
or their next-door neIghbors, the abolitlonists
and there Is not much probability that his success
sor, Gen. Taylor, will take ground against the
wishes OF the South. Ii the politicians who Cd
pose slavery and Its extension shall not carry out
their measures to the fullest extent now, nor dur.
ing the administration OF the General, they may
be successful under the President to be naugurated
in 1858, be he General Dix, Colonel Benton,
Thomas CorwIn, or John Mclean. Hence, you
perceive the necessity tor ag tation, and that
tinually, to accomplish, ultimately, those objects
which lie so near to many northern hearts.
The South, from this time forward, will not
sleep. Its presses will entertain us with dlsquisl-
lions on the impending "crl5is, and threats Of
"disunion," unless the North cease their camors
for tree soil in the entire of New Mexico and
California Mr. Cahoun's prediction will be veri-
fed, VIZ: two parties In the countryside North
against the South. To this complexion events
seem to hasten, unless we find a Curtus to lear
into the yawning guilt, and save the common
country from de stTuctlon
The new Senators '(Messrs. Jones and Dodge)
from Iowa took their seats this mornlng. Mr. A.
G. Dodge is the son OF Senator Dodge from Wis
consin. In the House Of Representatives. they
respectively represented their Territories, as del e.
gates: They are both generals the elder was IN
the Black Hawk war, and the younger In the civil
war OF Iowa against Missouri, in the matter OF q
boundary line. The senate iswell sprlnkled with
rals-among them Dix, Rusk,, Houston,
Cameron, Benton, and Jones. The wings have,
to-day, taken down their wooden platform on the
Avenue, from which, during the campaign, 30
many invectives against Cass were hurled and so
much praise upon Taylor was bestowed. This is
an important item 10 our citizens, especially az
the structure, since the election, was converted
into temple OF Cioacina, much to the greet OF
proach Ct the cholera.
There was scarcely quorum in the Senate to-
day, Christmas having taken away some OF the
members to their homes. The House was not In
session, but several of lis members were, aud en-
naped whiting ltfters iheIf nfa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

For the HOlIdays.-Fancy Cutlery, embrac
ing large variety Of sporsmen and pocket knives tn
est and beautiful patterns portable dressing
the imports containing the smallest space the most us
{1l articles. @. SAUNDERS SON, LAT and 3T Broadway
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CLOTHING.

NAT BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON-TnE BEST TaE
Country Affords be had at Stall Washington Market
HART q CRAFT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-28

A UCTION NOrICE.-THE SALE OF RIO IL FURS, ROBES
&C. Of all descriptions Clothing Furniture Jewory Silver
plated Goods Piano Fortes &c this day at 0S o'clock tbs
' 800 TIIns BELL. Amt
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From the London Times ]
Since Louis Philippe has arrived at Claremont, Mr..
ails In the nsighborhood OF the Chateau and
well known the English public in consequence Of
the which he undertook the arrival OF their
NECESSITIES at Nswhavsp, hes been several times summon
to the presence Of his late landlord On his ar
rival at the Eshsr station on Wednesday, he saw q
Frenchmsn who was inquirns tho way to Claremont in
very bad Epglish Recognising the Inquirer, Mr. Pack
ham placed himself before him The Frenchmsu, after
a of establishment exclaimed, All Monsieur Pack
ham y 1t was an ex.mniser q France. MIR. Packham
went with him Clarsmont On his arrival In London
Mr Packham received letter desiring him to call at the
Board Of Trade On going thithsr parcel was placed
before him, addressed Ar. Packhsm, SO, Mill, London
known So MILL it occurred to the board that the
Gel might be intended for the person who has Of late
figured repeatedly la the newspapers. Mr. Packham
opsne0 the parcel 1t contained 10 railway shares, OF
the value of 800 francs, without word beyond the
singular address to indicate their ntesded destination
mont, They are living as private family aud with
very few attendants. We understand that Louis Phi
pps has expressed desire to reside In the neghbor
hood Of Twiokenham and that he has entered pego
tiaons for the house which he formerly occupied Eng
land and which happens to be occupied IL may not
be uninteresting to know that Louis Philippe In
ceipt immense income from timber. in the forest
of Aumae, the Chateau d'Eu, the annual sale oil
timber less than E25 900 sterling YEAR. and
nearly az large obtained for ths timber fsled
IN the forest at La kerte Vidsme curious circua-
stance occurred in the flight Of the Duke de Nenours
avoid deectioc tho duke and duchess separated lea
wing Para having arranged to meet on the cosst The
same train which convey cd the duke carried the lady
maid of the duchess On the arrival OF the train ct the
sston which IL six miles from Boulogne the duke and
lsdys maid accidentally entered the same omnibus 0us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-31

INTERESTING FROM SOUTH AMERICA. The let
ters from Valparaiso, which reach TO Dec 80
state that the trade of the place is every dsy becoming
more confined TO the home consumption, while, ut the
same time Is foreseen that this treaty between
BOLIVIA and feru, allowing goods to DO imported 10 Bolt
via through the Peruvian port Of africa, and whch is
now In train for final ratification viii tend stil fur
taer TO it's dminution II Is temHse' fo~cv.r that
Tue Internal csnsur ption is steadily on t- lacrosse.
Ine attempted revolution in Bolis- ad oeen "a ete
ly quelled A rupture was Gpprehended vita Chili
account OF debt duo to her and conacsso during the
war OF having been tspudiated by Fsu or
interpreted As glft The stats Ecuador also de-
scribsd as unsettled owing to the an,mosies ding
between the governIa mt snd the rstisans OF Flores.
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The number of inhabitants Ia the village ~ Lans e.
burg Is ai62, being an increase Of Doe since l5b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-21

MILL be sold. iothe bighe< BIDDER, o. Satss-
Nv dGg 1ts ca Of ll45 A<xz, atthe residence
Of Mr. VIM Slrfier, miles Sonihtwtzt Of Har-
persFerry, and near 4Isiadfs Closs 9toadS. the
following properly, belonging % the estate q
ztco head Of Work Horses,
Efgkt head Stock Hogs, sone Lambs,
l76 ponndsof prime Bacon,
Farming Uienaks- SIGH as Ptongls, Va
gons, Ha1roics, DC DC.
A large lot ef 7ooks, gf parions kinds, some
Of srhieh are reyy raiEabks, i
a quantity of Timber, snch as used by
scdgoa-makers, &c.
1dLso- TIE Piank and Lsmbey epntained u.
tie cork shop of tbe deed,
Some Furniture, such as DISK, Bedstead,
Bed and Bedding, and q pariety Of mai
articles. II
0ae F6nr Horse T,HRESHING MA
CHINE, complete. |.
ALSO-Ar THe SANE rIME AMP PLACE,
The i,lterea Of The deceased IN tie present
WHEAT CROP, upon Henry Millers river
iarIn--said interest being one-sixth Of aboai
IS acres. The purchaser 10 cut thrash, and
deliver one-third Of said As acres, subject to a
rent Of one-half payable TO Henry Miller.
Also-The Right to make and sell, Gal
ling's WHEAT DRILLS, in the counties Of
Washington and Frederick, Md
TERMS Of Saie--On all sums OF SIS and up
wards a credit Of three months will be given, tie
purchaser giving bond with approved security
all sums under % cash. No property to be re-
moved until the terms Of sale are complied with.
t. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
ROBERT N, DUKE, Adm'r
April 81, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-21

or y 81 Bsllins,s An1isr..

3 April - , = IL -
FL0UR-The msrkst iar Howard s,rqel
Flour dull, and We are not advised o. any sales
IL iasi i've days, excep, ola lot 81 80 bbls %
oaf q s. 81
GRAIN Wheat Is scarce and wanted Small
sales cf Marylana reds a 13i ~ eis a white
Il i1o cents and 81 family flour white, a I 50 1
icDcis A load Of Penna- red. moi very, prime.
s1od q 1 III CT. 800
sslss ofysIIor Cen Al - Ct. and q white u
- ~ cts.
Rye = uonA 90 els. and oais are selling ., .
PROVISIONS Moderate parcels Of Bacon
NEe going - II leenis for Shoulders. and a .
\ cents los Sides. Sales Of Hams have been
made q 6. las cents, according 70 quallty--5 Z
Scents h the range Of the market. Lard IN bbls.
q Mid n G - cents.
WHSkEY.-1The demtnd tsilmited e1les
y hbia q - 4 - l-2cenis We hear Of 10 sales
efhogshcads.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-21
FUR NITURE,

Comprising seseraI Head d, Horses 81
large sise, young and sound;
Sercral Much Coirs, tcith Stock Catle;
An excellent lot Of Sheep;
about 20 Heaetef Hogs
Also, Wagons, Ploughs, Harro,0s, Roller,
Wheat Fans, Farming Uiensils and
7 Gearing Of ercry description.
Also, | Corn aud Cob C1asher;
/ Horsepower and TzyesheS, with icrought
Iron Cylinder Of great strength and
durability; ~
| Tiro- Horse Sleigh;
The Crop Of Grain grotciag on the Farm; ;
A lOt Of Cypress Shingles aud seasoned
Pine Plank, DC.
TERMS.-A credit of nine months will be
given on all sums exceeding S., the purchaser
giving bond with approved security; that som
and unier cash. No property to be removed un-
til the terms are fully complied with.
April 81, 1873. r. w. REDIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-21
School Commissioners Election.

THE School Commissionespf Jefferson coun-
J. ty, al d meeting held on he l4lh inst, laid
of new District as No. "a ,lkithin the bopn-
diaries following. viz;-"B Beginning 81 point 10
the Berkeley county line oppoAite lhe spring Of
Mrs. Nancy Turner, thence with said line 70 the
Potomac river, thence with $sid liver to the
South line Of Mr.. Charles Ehanton1s farm,
thence in line including the hirm iof Thomas
James Heirs to the beginninS" An election
for Commissioner Of the DistfiEt will be held at
the house Of c. J. Chaplain, Of the 99th day of
April Saturday. under the slferiniendencc Of
Messrs. Henry Shepherd, J. J. Ransant, and G,
J. Chaplain, any one Of whom tnay act; the re-
suit Of the election and the po to be certified to
the undersigned.
Aprir2I. wM C. woRFHIEGToN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-21
REMOVAL.

TIME subscribers would inform thtir3driends
i and customers, that they have Hmoyed
their stock OF Goods to the Room formeAS occu-
pied by Mfr E. NJ. Aisquith where theysYill be
happy to see all who want great bargai1f
JOHN X. WOODS eco.
Anr;l9 1919 80 n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-21
House Carpenter ana Joiner.

TIME subscriber begs leave s inform the citi-
i zens Of Charlestown and Aetferson, and the
adjacent counties, that he is prepared to execute
the above branches of his prole Jon, al the short
est notice, and upon reasonablssterms. Having
served his time in Pitisburg, anf from a long ex-
perienee III the business, be Eaters himself To
give satisfaction 10 all who MAJ favor him with
their patronage. He can be fohhd at bis house
directly in The rear Of Carters Io,el
WILLIAM SUDDITH.
Charlesiown, April 81, 1881
n. B. Agirl II or Is years IA, is wanted for
the balance of the year.. II w. A. s. Y