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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-08

NTARSHAL's sALE.In virtue of writ of feri taetas,
lNl issued from the clerks office of the circuit of
the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington,
and directed shall expose public SALE for cash.
the court house door of said county, o'clock p ma tho
following properly All that part Of ground lying and being
said lot which designated the ground plan of said y
10, No in square No a23 the said part OF said lot
fully described in deed Of Thomas Carbury, trustee
John Sesslord and dated the 9th of March, 1925 and
povements thereon fronting 50 feet Eleventh street
and 80 feet North street. Seized and levied upon
the property of John Sessfod and sold satisfy udicas
No October term, 1913, in favor of Hannah Bafgy
tt ROBERT WALLACE,
Sd JF rf- Marshal of the District OF Columbia.
Oct lS-dts
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MOTE PAPER, (plsAn and fancy.) envelopes, motto
seals and waters, rosewood and mahogany writing
desks, note desks, steel and gold pens.
TAYLOR 81 MAURY
Now New Book and Stationery Store, near 9th St
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-08

rTNAR Hay, Salt, Oars, &C., now landing, and In
l. store, for sale
100 barrels tar, in good order
100 bundles prime northern hay
1000 feet best ash
80 sacks salt (laree sze)
Together with the usual articles in tho grocery line.
Anpv 10 RICHARD WIMSATT,
~ At the Steamboat Wharves.
p s. Also three houses lots for sale upon be
raj terms
Nov 5-eod8s
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.,
In Saline county Missouri residence of RcsAnD c.
ROBERT TAYLOR of Lexington. viIg nia Miss ELIZA
McNAUGHT. late Of Richmond. Virginia
Nf- Attention, SIR Knights A stated assembly OF
Washington Encampment No l of Knights Templar will
be held at the Asylum of + and 10th streets, this
"wednesday evening, at 7 o'clock precisely.
Soouning Sir knights in regular standing respect
fully invited TO attend
By order of the M 4. @. c.
Novs EZRA WILLIAMS. Recorder.
TNRENCH and spanish nKaages.-J MEIERE, late
Il professor United States navy, Yale College, Ne,
specially acquants the citizens of Washington that he
plates giving instruction IN the above languages,
$ well as The English to foreigners,
Prof Meero II himself that his reputation as in
well established here require particular
references.
For terms &c. address M the bookstores of Messrs.
Franck Taylor, Taylor ~ Maury, and Fscher or AZ his
residence Mrs Williams, opposite Mr. Ffanck Thyors,
Pennsy lvanit avenue. NOV S-u
LFl every day year, record OF interesting
events, appointments, Sc for sale by
Nov 3 r. TAYLOR.
JUVENILE BuOKs.-A very large assortment,
j prisng every young, published in
this C ,uniry, and many ftle English editions.
American and English toy books. plain and colored
TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
Nov New. Bookstore, near Ninth street.
CArHOLIC books OF every variety.--Ca,hoc Prayer
my the richest velvet aud Turkey Morocco. l
TAYLOR ~ MAURY, "a
Nov. 5 .sra New Bookstore, near Ninth street
r OST, the middle Of last week, In street,
Ia between l7lh and 18th, breaspin and three
RINGS The inder will be handsomely rewarded deliv-
erng them Mrs Sarah II Smiths, street, between l7th
and 18Th
Nov SIT
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A General Agency at Wash,nxtop D..

General Agency at Washington ID. G
TOHN FRY * CO. associated in the prosecution
of description Of claims before Congress and the
executive departments of the govern nent They refer
claimants to members OF Congress every district through
Office in Purdy's Building, Pennsylvania avenue near
the west entrance to the Capitol grounds. Nov
ENPIsCOPAL Prayer Books, Bibles, Hymn Books IN
u the greatest variety of sizes style. OF binding.
TAYLOR " MAURY,
Now New Bookstore, 9Th street
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
THE MONARCHS OF EUROPE
TERRITORTANDP POPULATION.

The excitement in the old world. the
revolutions. the reforms and the threat
ened aspect Of affairs at the last accounts,
have induced many inquiries a. to the
names ana ages Of the reigning soTer-
eigns, the extent and population of their
various governments. The Philadelphia
Inquirer h1s therefore turned TO the la.
test authorities, and gathers the following
information.
GREAT Observation-Disclosures. Queen Of
Great Britain, was born May 81, 1919.
Assembled the throne June 20, 1887, at
the age of IS. Government limited Mon
archv. with two Houses Of Parliament.
Population 26S3I,IO5. Territory 10
7O6 square miles. Religion Protestant.
FRANCE-Louis Philippe, the King
of France, now a Republic, was born
Oct 9th. l773. He ascended the throne
Arg. 9th. 1880 aged 81, Government
late limited Monarchy, now Republic
Population 34.I94S75. Territory. 2G2.-
I35 square miles. Religion Catholic.
Nicholas |, Emperor of Russia, was
born July 8, 1876. He ascended the
throne Dec. l, 1928, aged %. The Gov
eminent Is an Absolute Monarchy, the
territory 1909 square miles. and the
population OnciudiI 9 PoIand)62, 100000.
Religion. Greek Church.
Frederick William ", King Of Prus,
STA, was born Oct, Is, 1895. He a-cen-
ded the throne June !, $40, aged 10
The Governm nj has heretofore been an
Absolute Monarchy, with a population OF
l,423.O00. Territory, lO6,3O2 square
miles Religion, Evangelical.
Ferdinand, Emperor Of Austria, was
born April 70, 1898, assembled the throne
/ March ,, 1885, aged u. The Govern
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

I HALTER il.

ma I-' Il
James b 3iloI accompanied Mr. SinD-
son aud family to Saratoga and NIAGARA
Pals. and Il the close OF the season, at
Eew-Eork. he took leave OF them, and
sailed for Charleston, whilst Mr. and Mrs.
Simpson, leaving their son and daughter
~ Pni'adelpuia, TOOK their Journey home
ward.
Amanda was left - boardir--schcol
III Atr Owu desire. partly as COMPANY
.Jr 4eg osstIsr, wAo IemdIned ON account
~ me I-4Iu4. lectures ia Penpsylyani..
University, aud partly 10 acquire a better
knowledge ul the French l.nvi.a.re ana
4. music.
James Raltau WIS to sell his n-o,ort,-
ia -u4,. t.lra.l,a.ana remove. his raoraes
|Ita. ~arro5 D,Io and after s,frl,,.,
.ae.a tu.r.. IL meet Amanda nj her -.
a..g,. IA ,.i.cius,ti. IN tba FIST Nj
.u,,..r. jane. i, .-,l,.iIrn5rat. t,air nm
mas. 54 his ARRIVAL IN CnarIrston H..
............... TOOK POSSESSION ali his estate
sod ..l-. ...as,atloa Tor $4,000 and his
nous. IN ri. clry for S~gla. a,.d ny m.
.....,.g. l.. ]. .1r.tary started Oft MS nacnla
ami ,,...aa.. rn.s,r ta. cbarga ~. t,,,..
;l ,.s.,.u...,-. lnren9,,,r 60 meet them IN
Cia-..u..l. alter yIslfI9r New Orleans
ANA d.,.y,l.r OF some DroYarrv he had IN
.laat CIV.
H. arrived rv shin IN New O-r.ars ON
.ra,.5.a .f..as- March and ta,re WE shall
....,,.. bi.1 far ra, rr.-.nt sta,-inr v-ltb
-, IA t,5.na a,55. r,.,..- ,.na b,1 -,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

/ the alley. As soon as they entered It,.
! their prisoner was placed in long, mar
row box, perforated with a few holes, and
the carriage rolled on towards the Navy
Yard They got ont at wharf, and Dun.
duS and his companion handed the box to
two men IN a yawl. The boat pushed of
from shore, and made rapidly towards a
ship III the stream, that had, the morning
before. been cleared at the custom n ouse
for New Orleans.
Braveiy DONE" said Dundas, as he
handed purse filled with gold pieces to
as accomPlce, and got INTO the carriage,
ms accomplish was none other than
city constable, who had for money hired
himself TO restore, as he thought. runa-
way slave to her master. without incur
ring the risk of some Quaker's lnterposi-
uon IN her favor.
Ii was so frequent an occurrence for
Dundas to be out late at night, and even
until near morning. that it excited no
surprise when he walked up the porter at
the United States Hotel.
After late breakfast, Dundas started
IN his carriage, with his co!ored coach
man, for Baltimore. At that time 1t was
permitted to hold slave for SIX months
IN Pennsylvania, and Dundas had availed
himself OF this advantage. At Baltimore
ne sold his carriage and horses, and en-
gazing passage in a Liverpool ship for his
servant and for Mrs. Morris girl, who had
arrived by stage, he handed to each OF
them large sum of money, charging
them at the peril Of their lives never to
utter a word Of what had TRANSFERRED. The
ship sailed in few days, bearing away
the witnesses of Dundas' guilt
Dundas Immediately took his passage
by stage, and arrived in New Orleans a.
bout the same time that James Balou
landed there He was, however, entirely
ignorant of Ballou's departure from
Charleston; and BaIlou himself had pos
slbly never thought of Dundas since he
left him at Blossoms Hotel in New Haven.
Old Mr.. Simpson had not been inform
ed of Bailou's intention to visit New Or
leans. and thought he was accompanying
his slaves on their route to Ohio. He had
therefore no information how to direct a
letter, so that II should reach him. And
James was in entire ignorance of what
had trlnspired, but was wondering why
he had not received letter from Aman-
da OF Charles. However, as about that
lime the mails were frequently Irregular,
ne thought it probable that il was some
failure Of the post.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

Economy is a good thing, aud should be
Practiced by all, bat it shows itseIfin denying
ourselves. not by depressing others. W. see
persons spending dollar after dollar foohshlr,
one hour. and the next trying to save a FIVE
penny piece Of a wood-sawyer, HEAVIER,
ormarhet woman. Such things are disgrace
lul il not dishonest.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26
z Oct E 7 i.
LONG AGO.
III H. II. BBOWNELL.


When a eve | SIT alone.
Thinking on the past and gone
While the clock with drowsy finger,
Marks how slow the minutes Iinger,
Aud the embers dimIy bnrning,
Tell of life to dust returning
Then, my lonely chair around,
With a solemn mournfuI sound
With a murmur soft and low,
Come the ghosts of Long Ago.
One By one l count them Ger,
Voices that are heard no more:
Tears, that loving cheeks have wet;
Words, whose music fingers yet;
Holy faces pale and fair;
Shadowy locks Of waving hair;
Gentle signs and whispers dear;
Songs forgotten many year;
Lips Of dewy fragrance; eyes,
Brighter, bluer, than the skies;
Odors breathed from Paradise.
And the gentle shadows glide
softly murmuring at my side,
Till the long and gloomy day,
Al forgotten fades away.
Thus, when I am all alone,
Dreaming Ger the past and gone,
Al around me, sad and slow,
Come the ghosts Of Long Ago.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

MERRY ESGLAND.-The Queens house
hold costs the mournful denizens of merry
England over 5000, 900 year; each of her
children draws 5I5O.OOO, and King Williams
widow IS pensioner to the tune OF million;
the public debt Is S5,o00,00O,oOo, and the
yearly expenses S276,OOO,OO0. An eastern
paper remarks that with such a system oter-
pendIture. 1t would be surprising if the mass
Of the people were happy = and predict. 4
regular. quiet and orderly putting down OF
the monarchy, aud the establishment OF Re
public; he thinks S24O,OO0 ought TO support
the Queen and her husband, 1--WE name them
in the order OF their present rank) and enable
them to afford their children an education
which will tit them for business the destruc-
ton Of the law Of PrimogenIture and entail.
would soon work OUT severance Of the IN
mense landed properties, and. as conse-
quence, equaIize the possessions OF the indus
trIous portion Of the people.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

NATURE has placed the natural eye
Of man upon the front side OF the
head. False education, or natural
perverslty, has twisted around the
mental eye Of some men, so that II
looks out at the backslde OF the head.
Hence The two parties IN the world
the Forward looking, and the Back
ward looking; or the Progresslves and
Retrogressives. A well applied truth.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

void being discovered These thoughts
perplexed them, bat at the same time in
spired the hope that Amanda was not a
convert TO Romanlsm, but was forced a
way, and that Charles but thew knew
not what to think; it was al a mystery.
They prayed to be calm. and, under the
gracious influences Of the Spirit. they
found consultations which none but those
who have true Christian fai.a can real
Iza
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-05-26

.,p,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
PULMo NARY CONSUMPTION.

From its having almost always baffied The most
skhidi medical treatment has very justly been
lermeo Inc .OaPrebrM of PsyxeiaHs; = AMI until
within few years been generally considered iacnF-
atte, though many metieal men Of the.highest
standing, among whom we may mention Laean,c
and bis friend Blyie-bo,A distinguished authors.
admit that this mach dreaded 6iseaS may D. cured,
etea IN as alraaced tagss ,ahcs tis iEzgs are mol
eompcteiv disOrgasi<ed. The remeiy which ne now
offer, WISTARS BALSAM or WILD CHER
Rf for the cure Of this disease not only emanates
from regular Physician but has also been well les
ted in all the complaints for which it is rreommen
died. A Physician in Maine says
haze recommended the use Of Dr. UTs,ar's Bal
sam Of VIII Cherry for diseases Of the lungs for
years past, and many bottles TO nv knowledge have
been used by my patients all with beneficial results
lntwoeases. where il was thought CoSFIRMEp Con-
srnfrioS had taken place the Wild Cherry effected
a cure.
E. BoYDES, Physician at Exeter Corner
p. $. Such testimony can be relied upon. Be
careful Of the article you buy Il must have the
signatureof BrTTz. on the wrapper to be genuine
For sale by
T'ROS NJ FLINT, CG1rles.o,.a
4. p. HARTMAN, HTAeiesier
DT. JOS. q. HAYS HITpGs- Fsrry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
OYerseers or the Poor.

A MEETING Of the sOverseers OF the Poor Of
IA Jefferson County will be held at Sappington's
Hotel, in Charl stown. on Friday tie Isl dayot De-
GENDER ncz..
A Superintendent pf the Poor will be appointed at
that time, who will be required 10 fImish suitable
houses for the Poor, garden fire wood ssove$af re-
qnired, servants TO cook wash. nurse, &c. pastntagc
and rough food for a cow &c Sc.
i Contractor will also be appointed 10 furnish
Pork, Corn, Beef Flour Salt sc. &C.
pnnctual attendance foi the members Of the
Board is required. BE- order OF the President.
JOHN p BROWN, Clerk.
Nov ISIS sH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
PUBEI0 sam I
> TaInaAle persanal Pranertv.

NoAuouAO AOhoVMoA Il IVpOytys
WILL be offered at public sale on IHsdaesiap
wv tke I5at day Of N1semb-r. al he Mil Fam 81
Robert BryaFy, ESQ., decd, near DsrkesvilIe, the
following personal properly, 10 vii large guam
MY Of Household and kiicAen Furniture, consist
ing IN part Of &
Beds and Kidding, Chairs, Ta5tes,
Sidrbadrds, a "a boar Ctcrk,
A Staaiey Store, 2 Cooking Sores, &c &c.
Aisos tarcc Stills nth ne appropriate stiitins
apparatus;
A qaaafty Of superior Cd Wvhiskcy, aud
soHse Eiasger and some Lard
And on Thursday ftr I6tk At ,Federal Hall, two
miles North-west of Darkesville, and six South Of
mo5S;sS5 veIy ls5gs and ssIqsSle ., q
consisting Of ar.s.es too numerous and various 10
particularize. All the
Farming Implements,
among which are ts{@
0ae ne,o Road Wagon,
1tte Ptfttatioa do, a .Szlkx.
4-tico kdtss Carriage aud Harness,
a h1gse Carl, fieo Or Cars, -.
a 81 Of Blaeksmfh's 1oois, . six lorss
Threshing sN1achnte,
NEsRLy-EEw.
Il large u IF Rif;ng H5rses,
Hork HofSs ard CHS,
/ LAtozf ffly ksad Of fhe Caffle, among Which
ar one rspllrkatly good Stssrs and i.r5
oak Of Ora
A6oat sigkty lad u lise Sheep, and as nan,
Hse8 fegsiker wifh q large Qzdnfifp d
Wk<ak Corn, C'ossr Sd AID TSssotll3
/ TERNs.--A crsdi, Of nine rnontns EiII bs gives
/ On IN SIMS o1er s. ikc purchaser giving bond uiik
/ approved security. except for he Wke1l WhcA vii
3 sod .or cssh for AZ suns pnder = eash yin ;.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

Polnical Complexion 81 the House Of Represen-
taiires
In the event ONO choice by the Electoral Col.
leges. tie House ri Representatives.. npsu which
The election would then devolve, would be divided
as fallo~s:
Whigs.-yermont, Massachusetts, Connect
cut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Della.
ware, Maryland, North Carolina, Florida, Ohio,
kentucky-l2.
y Democrats Maine. Virginia. South Carolina,
hlAhaua. Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkan-
cas-, Missouri, Tennessee Indiana, Illinois, Michi.
gan, Wisconsin, lows--l5.
Tal-New Hampshire, Rhode Island. Gcor-
Ria.-3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
(.cneIcilacn,s aiooda.
Hats and Caps.
Boots and SHOES.

A DOZEN Silk and Beaver Hats; u III
Il $50 Cloth Caps, for men inI boys.
Oct ,lsls. GIBSONS HARRIS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
MaRRiEp.

On Thursday last BY the Rev Mr.. Egglesion,
Rev. RonERr ID. CHaMESHs, of the Methodist Eps-
copal Church, 10 Miss SrsaS NJ MYrNGER, daugh-
Ter OF Daniel MYtinger, Esq, Of Romney, Hamp-
shire Coaniyi Va.
Al MariinsSurg on Wednesdays The Is, inst, by
the Rev. VIM. Love. JoHS BLaIR HoSE, Esq 10
Miss Anna CaEiouroN, daughter OF the late John
X. Wilson.
At Martin-burg on the 26ih ult., ty the Rev Jos.
III. Plunket Mr.. JosgPn LoNts to Miss CATHaRrSE
Semitic. both Of Harpers-Ferry.
On, the 3Isi uIiimo, BY The Rev. s.. Cover. Mr..
WM KrTcnES 10 Miss Eliza SEtvy, all 81 LoudUun
IN Lcesbury, on Wednesday the LIST inst, by the
hcv. RoheftrF. Nixon, Mr.. PErER w. JOHNSON 10
Miss ANA s., daughter Of Mr.. VIM. D. Dfish, all
OF LcesLurg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

HOW oiien Do reisee persons afflicted with i
- slight Cough and Cold, whn gooa neelrciins,
unill i settles on their lugs. ard brings ~ An ATE
TACK of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, whics
nay eventnny easse their death; uhen, II they kas
procured ! bottle q
HaHcrs Cos1ponAd Syrup IF Hoathoznd,
% the besnu;ng they never Eoaid have t-perirners
any u resulis from thsiE es1gh, BOT have ben cured
i inmediptely Therefore, al th0se who are trnsbies
wiki sight cough viii reeolleei that delaysare dAH-
gefoas ~ Uhaf may appear trivial II lie begiaang,
may lead 10 the most dfesdful esnsequeaees Hanres
Compound syrup Of Hoarhcund nay Be asefby persoas
IN deIieafe stale heath with perfect safety
IL eject the system. aliheash eertasa Is EeiY
mid Price 30 cents per bottle For sEle by SEfH
hAsens lOs Baltimore Street. baltimore and By
NJ FLINT. CharlrstoNn;
n CRfDLER, Harpefs-Ferry
Il s FORNEf, Shephesdstowa;
DORSEY & BOwLi, Winchester
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
THE FAIR SEX

GHOULD pay attention 10 the following ?
- HaHoe's Vegetable Pills FIR IosrifylHg i&e d. VI
For females these pills most iTnly excellent
moving all distinctions the distessin headache
~ prevalent with the depression OF spirits, ju!i
OF sight, aectionS blotches. pnples and
sallo~ness OF the skin and give healthy and uSeniLe
bloom TO the complexion. Price % cents per box.
HANCE'S Compound Syrup of Hoarhonnde for
IL Coughs Colds Splitting Of Blood Consump-
tion &C. well established that il IS only nc.
crssary 10 state where il IN be obtained
The above are for sale by Seth s. Hance, les BAiti
more street, fillmore. Also. by
- T NJ FLINT, Ch.rIes,own;
A NJ cR1DLER, Ila,perS-Ferry
II S F0RNEY Shepherlstown:
DORSEY q BOWLi Winchester
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
Regimental Orders.

TINE Coun Of Enquiry, 55th Regiment Virginia
i Militia, will meet al The Hotel off. n. Carter
IN Charestown. (the battalion Court) on Saturday
the iSa dry Of NJrer6r, and the Reginental on
SztRrdaHtte 25A 9 Z
Those having excuses 10 offer are desired 10 make
them At the Battalion Court.
By order Of the Colonel
Nov O. 1878 j. w ROWAN All Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
Lard Lamps.
A FEW splendid Lard Lamps very cheap. for
~ sale by VIM s LOCK
New Hardware Store.

TyHE undersigned would respectfully inform their
j. friends Of Jefferson and the adjoining counties,
and ali who may call on them, that they are now pre-
pared 70 offer an Entire Neas Stock, which has
been selected with the greatest care from the Eu-
ropcan and American Manufacturers, Our stock
comprises in part the following articles, viz:
Knives, Scissors, Needles, Razors, Saws, Axes
Files, Lpcks Hinges. Bolts, Screws. Guns, Curtain
Bands, Tea Trays, Fire Irons, Cast Pots Ovens,
KettIes, Spades, Shovels, Scythes Snathes Rakes,
Forks Chains, Nails, Iron, Steel Tin, Wire, Cop
per, Zinc, Lead, Lead pipes, Pumps, Hydraulic
Stoves Grates, Anvils, Vices. Bellows,
Harness and Saddlery Mountings,
Elliptic Springs and Axles, trafkastsd.
Patent Leather, Painted Cloth, Coach Lee
Lamps Hubs, Bows Hub bands, Malieable Cast
irgs and al goods usually kept il Hardware Stores
Which they offer wholesale and retail, al theiI
new Granite front Warehouse, Sign ef tte ca
pEan<, at the Southeast corner Of Bridge q High
Streets Entrance hIzt door On the corner In Ell
her street.
MUNCASTER q DODGE.
Georeetown D. c. March Is. 1aaS-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

Cheap Dry Goods, Boots. &e.
III BALES ~. IS Brown Cotton,
lO2 DO ~ Frehch Bra a1g
do ~ DIS Osnaburg,
) do best Basging,
ie0 pieces. 81. rs and "A hlsached Cotton.
$50 do Calico,
5000 pounds Cotton Yarn.
500 do eolored carpet Yarn,
10 pieces falied Linsey,
10 do plaid do
50 do Cashmere and Cassincti,
50 pair Negro Blankets
10 pieces black, blue green, grey. and drab Ceih,
10 do whileired and yellow Flannel,
la do Check,
4 10 cases kip, calf and coarse Boots,
3 do home made and water proof do
900 pair coarse and enc Shoes and Brugans
100 do Boys' do do do
$50 do Wtmen'sdb do do
doz- men and wolnen's Buffalo & Gum Over
With general assortment DC Dress Goods
Shawis, Handkerckiefs. ycstings &c, sc. All OF
which we oder low for cash or in exchange Cor pro-
dnee. MOOD &sDANNER,
Nov. 2 1873 Winchester Depot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
The Baltimore Markets.
OFFICE OF THE 4 CLIPPER. >
RnrtN,aar zoe = 1919

The tTansactions in Flour to-day have been very
limited. Sales Of few hundred bbls al IS I2I ior
Howard street brands. Purchasers generally are
unwilling 10 oatr more ihah spto IS o. The mar
kei closed dull with more sellerslhan buyers Corn
meal and Rye ho1r unchanged Nothing Of mo-
meht doing In grain Red Wheat 05 81 10 for
good 70 prime. Corn without movement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

Our friends viii bear in mind that we publish the
price of Packages Of Whole Tickets only. Packa-
ges Of Half and Quarter Tickets viii be in The same
proportion.
We adyiscour correspondents to order Packages
Of Tickets a they save at least IS per cent. and
may draw in one Package, FOUR CAPITAL
PRIZES
tsc Pyfer & Co pay Prizes at sight in gold.
Forward orders few days in advance OF the dale
of drawing.
- Confidence strictly observed At this Office.
Persons at distance from Baltimore in want Of
money can surely realize ii by addressing through
the mails the truly fortunate and far-famcd Lottery
Agents. PYFER q. CO., =
No. Light Street, Baltimore.
Nov. 9, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
PIaster, FISH, saif. r..

Wifbekspl constantly 81, hand! and disposed I
on the most reasonable terms ~ he CARGO r small
ef quantity : 3
The Waretouss At TIE on Ts,v,,,e< & sfiif md
ne control q the nnders gheds and grateful q g
citizens Of Jefferson county generally, who hnseff
tronized rs 50 literally We selicifa continnspee<
Z The highest price will be- paid for Wheais Cog
&C., and Plaster. Fish. Salt and o,bef necess4s
articles always On hand and for sale q &c NO.
reasonable prices. .aapr
june s, ISIS -sna. Y ' y 4 sziH II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

- - CHoLERA-Ihis disease
800 L.5ndol b the saue eozrse that
= ~ ~ 1884 IL Will Be remembered that
Itom England the Gbolcra passed 70 Paris,
and sogpl sfter entered this country By the.
way Of Canada and al this within = few
months BAH San