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VITZUS .
&c. Nc. &c.
Tickets SI0-halves S5--guarters 81 So
Certificates of packages Of rs Whole Tickets $40
Do. do. rs Half do. 40
DO. do Is Quarter do. 30
Orders for tickets and and certificates Of packages
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention. and official OF each drawing sent inn
mediaey all order Address
]. az C. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. Maury " Co, managers,
Feb. 20 Alexandria, Virginia.
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
arE-h THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ing,on for the above place every Thursday
o'clock returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday
at o'clock p. m, touching at Cone rvor going and
turning Passage and fare 80
baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
O'Clock returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
river Va Leonardiown Md, and ST. Mary's nvcr Md.
and the Intermediate landings on the Potomac for sig
nails to land.
Mar s-dIweodu JAMES MITCHELL.
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corps PAVILION, located ON louisiana ave

(NOPP's PAVILION, located ON louisiana avenue
" street, adjoining the Telegraph Office and az
recty in the rear Coeman's Hotel, Washington ms
extensive esta blisbment is unsurpassed In the Union
Board and lodging for gendemen
Bowling Saloon and Pistol Gallery during tho day
and evening ii.
Bah.-ot cold, salt, vapor shower, electro magnetic,
and sulphur furne baths alwsys ready.
A Rostaurant where meals are served up at all hours
Feb 25--d2w
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n OBERT J. WALKER Will practise law In tbs
IL Supreme Court Of the United States In answer TO
many letters he thinks proper that he cannot attend
claims before Congress any OF tho departments, bal
will devote has attention exclusively intnsed 70
him in the Supreme Court. -,
ohics on Pennsylvania avenue, the Seven Build
ings, Washington, ID. q. Mar 6-u
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I osA . sAp-We have this day received, per
II dozen gentlemen's bes, white kid gloves
IL do ladies' light do
IL do do dark s do ..... a
To which respectfully invite the attention Of our cu.
toners CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, ~ co,
Max l7-2ui Successors 10 d. Clsgsu a. Co.
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College Of ST. james,
Washington County, Maryland
vTNhe second opens Monday, March students
i may be admitted any time into the college, or into
grammar school either pursue the hull 'ga,o
course of and scientific studies, partial course
a mercantile Glass; receiving special preparation FOR
the counting and general business Application for
the admission of pupils Tor further information be
made to JOHN Is. kERtOOT,
Rector &c, College of ST. James Z. o., Maryland
Feb. N--2awiw
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A Card.
AMERoAS norKI, New York, Feb. "a, lS49. :
WILLIAM JACQUELiN TAYLOR, formerly of Rich
in Washington, and Rathbuns Hotel in New York,
this method OF informing his friends that he
Barclay street, wherc he will be happy them,
promising every attention in his render their stay
IN New York as agreeable Us possible.
Feb 27-d6tclm
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Hy y. GREEN, .71ciSone1r.

WILL be added the sale the boarding house
w Mrs. Holdsworih, which will take place Thurs
day. the I'D instant, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and -Four andaha streets, large chest
cutters TOOLS of the finest quality. The house is also for
rent Inquire on the promises.
A. GREEN,
MAR lo-cod AuctionccY.
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NCAoOL Eooxs.-A general assortment of sohoolI
~ Bloks VIII be found Tor se reasona bic prices AZ
elsewhere in the District, F'' 90
Mrs. AND1kSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store
Pa. av. between Ilth u 18th streets
Feb i5-tf S0'''
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the l.! day Of july lsg TO the alh OF June 1881
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, and FLORIDA, will be received
the office of the Post Office Department. in the
city of Washington, until a of the 4h April lSi9.
TO be decided by ihs Gath day of April, fS49
and in the manner and time herein specified, viz:
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WHifE sand, cnIcined pisstsr, New York cement
rus, received zoo bushels first quality white sand 80
- 'N'' -' 800 ="
va haha, sV cedar posts, with palings CT various
lengths and various kind, OF lumber suitable for building
purposes. ' ~ N''e
Which will all be sold on reasonabIe Terms 70, 90 al ~ =,
puncsnal customers. WINS WI 'osn Vi "
nose naeJ'ed 70 The undersigned by open account will
f w ~ ''' nc my past CUISINES mast be closed.
-, Z. M. PEARSON,
Mar I5--eu3t 1853 49, S"ia
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HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK.-FIsfI MIDDI E
IL TON, WHITE, beg leave to announce to tl,ei,
friends and the public, that they have assumed man
agement OF tho large and commojioas hotel corner O
Roadway and Maiden Lane known the Howard Hotel
Having much improved the internal arrangement OF
house. pains shall be spared the part Of the propre
with their patronage. Mar Plot
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s5O,ooo-sso, ooo-eao, 1905 $40 600.

Do do Is half do 10
DO do rs quarter do 80
Co Orders for tickets aud shares and certificates OF pack
ages in the above splendid lotteries, will receive the most
prompt attention. and official of each drawing
Immediately after it is all who order from u.s.
Address J. " c. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. Maury IL Co. managers, Alexandra,
Virginia. Mar Ia
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PhPOsALs FOR CARRYING THE MAIL

INV ROUTES IN vRG MA, NORTH CAROLINA, oARoNA,
GEoRGIA
Extract from the act Of Congress I'd March, 1885, section Is
And be farther enacted That shall be duty of
the POSTMASTER General Ia all future lettings Of
or the transportation Of the mail let the same, every
case, TO the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees
Tor faithful performance without other reference the
mode OF such transportation than may be necessary pro-
vide Tor The due ceeriY certainty and security OF such
evaporation shall contractor hereafter be
required 10 purchase take at valuation the stock
vehicles OF previous contractor for the route
o. Bidders will be careful to read the forms and insuc-
tons apprehended this advertisement They
gussted state their proposals. the mode by which they
attend convey the mail Where the size and weight Of
mails. the speed called for in the schedules shall
quire it, the Will be made for coach steamboat
railroad conveys the case may be and,
auenty, such routes will be let bids proposing such
mode Of conveyan In all other the will be
assigned bids proposing the cheapest mode OF raspor
tarion.
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ARR & wHITELEY,s
a TONIC
AeRRfAN CURE FoR
agrte and Fever, and Dyspepsia.

AgEte and Fever, n Dyspepsia.
ENN our widely EXTENDED country, there are no
Diseases tfaat creates 50 much Edistfess az m
terminent and Remifent Fepers. IL has been our
narticutala study To- find out some remedy tosstoP
that truly Distressing se6prge, and think, 1y TINS
scientific compound, we have effected this great
object It's also, we think the very best remedy
in DYSPEPSIA, andf our directions are tol-
loUed~wiII not fail to effect a cure Get the
Pamphlet from one of the Agents, and you can
obtain il grads and We think you will De con-
WINGED we are right. Read the following from
highly respectable source:
MI. SDxEY, Augusta CO. Va.
February Sd, 1913.
Messrs. ;Aartfa d Whdeley:
Geutlemen: i bad been afflicted torsome nme
with q disease, which believe was DysPsPsaas
and was induced BY the Representations % your
AGENT here, Mr.. JanesE Ross, 70 try bottle Of
yonr NatIomai Tonic, and ! must say II
gave me more relief than any Medicine ! ever
used for that purpose, ard / believe e Is the best
Medicine for that disease i have ever met WIN.
Yours respectfully,
ALEXANDER C0LEY.
MARTIN & WHITLEY,
No. 4s, Soufh Catrertst. Bali Nd
AND FOR SALE BY
T. r. HARTMAN. Winchester,
Or. JOHN g. SCHMIT. Woodstoek,
Dr.L s. EICHLEBERGER, ChGTtestotOR,
DR.. A. r.. MOTT, LeesbuEg,
WIN. HI dESLETINE, MGTtmSbItTg.
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Dr. martins Compound Syrup OF
WILD CHERRY & SARSAPARlLLA.

Tn wild Cherry and SarsapaFiI-
Ia. whicha are the basis of this Medicine have long
been celebrated in Consumption, Scr9tML1, DlSeG
ses ef the Skin. Coughs, Influenza, SPtttt1g Of
TIE Right Rev W. R. wHrr1sGuAM, Bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Maryland.
has authorized us TO say, he has used 1t IN his
person with desired benefit, and many OF our Me
dicaI friends do not hesitate to II I'D
their practice.-(See DIR. Samuel Hooper let!eI
to, us in the Pamphlet "nien you a -
The Boonsborough Odd Fellow of washington
CO., Md, of June 20, 1913, says: As before stat
ed we are not in the habit of putting medicines,
for g love or for money" but when an artlc'e mas
afforded relief TO so many persons as
DIR. Martins Compound Syrup of Wild
CHERRY
hasdone. we feelbound to make It known. There
never was an article in this country that has al
forded relief and gave more satisfaction than thls'
In the neighborhOod OF Brownsville, IN this conn,
III, it has effected several important cures, ana
from our own certain knowledge of it, we pro-
nounce it nnequGLed forth he Cure OF Coughs, Colds
and diseases OF this kind.
In the CEerg4maH;s Sore Throat, (Bronchitis)
il NAV truly be said to be Sovereign Balm as
the Odd Fellow of the 9th January, lS4S. calls II
II also differs from most other remedies IN being
remarkably pleasant, and in not having any OF
those heating, Supplying or disgusting properties,
which are found in most other preparations Of the
Wild Cherry or SaTsapaIilla.
Read Pamphlets, which you can obtain gratis
of any ofour Agents.
PRICE 20 GENTS a BOTTLE.
Prepared and sold by
MARTIN 81 WHITLEY,
No. AZ, SouLh Calrert street, BghimOre, I'D.
AND FOR SALE BY
L. p. Hartman, Winchester,
DIR. J. g. SchBrin, WOodstOck
DIR. L. s.. EiehIeberger. ChGrLestOscn,
DIR. A. r. dot. LeesburS,
Wm. H. Hesietine, lEGrtinSbnFg-
March 6, IS49-Iy.
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DR. MART1Ns UNIVERSAL PURGA
TIVE PILLS,

A remedy for all seasons, and a all times
The most superficial observer IS aware that one
great cause Of disorder is Gostireness, and that oy
he timely taking OF a puTgGtfre the system Is re-
stored TO It's accustomed energy. by such a
course the lives of hundreds are saved, who wouid
otherwise have fallen victims to disease- These
Pills speedily remove all irritating matter from
the bowels. and excite the bilious functions to a
healthy action. The press is teeming with the
Recommendation Of PurgatiUe Pals gotten up by
men who know nothing Of the efectsof Medicines
ON the human system, and hence are e~ndangerIng
The lives of thousands who are daily US using ,F;n them nm
are doing a public good as they are the prescriP
ton OF a regular Physician Who has used themln
his practice Tor 10 or 10 years
Prepared and sold By
MARTIN & WHITLEY,
At their wholesale Drug Store,
No. 48, SOuth CGlrert ST. Bal. Md,
49, AND FOR SALE BY
LIP. HARTMAN, Winchester,
DIR. JIG. ScHME-H. Woodstock.
DR.. L. s. E-lcHLEBERGER, CharlestoTn,
DIR. a. r. Morr, LeesbuTg.
w. II. HEsLErISB, Maftinsburg.
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no ALL I,EsE WORLD!!.
The greatest bargains ever Yet of
Neutrality-suspicious. Concussissil--
UnprecedenGei Excitement.
N SiE II GfT, r.

TTAs Just returned from the Eastern Cities
with the largest and most complete assort-
ment of SPRING ASD SUMMER Cl.CsTH-
ING ever brought to this Market, and at pisces
very much reduced
latest styles, and Of an improved cut and make,
from 75 cents to 10 dollars 60
Pantaloons. Of all kinds, from rs cents
to q dollars.
Vests, Of every and'any description, CON btis-
ing Silk, Satin, Cashmere, Marseflless VaieFtia,
from so cents to 8 dollars. Together viii a
great variety Of Shirts Drawers, HanlkerclfAefs,
Suspenders. Sc, &C.. In fine every articee Of
Gentleman's Wear always kepton hand and@ill
be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Harpers.Ferry, April;l7. 1s49.-3m.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

~ A knowledge of the Theraputical application
as remedial agents-induce him to keeper, hand,
none but such as may be safely and confidently
recommended to the public. The dispensing OF
Medicines will at all times be attended to win
He has and will always keep on hand, a full
and complete assortmentof
Pcrfunnery, Fancy Articles, &c,
to which the attention of the ladies is especially
invited.
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Brick DweIling House
raSusnNARLE MIELHNERY.

NN- RS. MARY E. DAVIS, presents her COM
I'VE pliments. 10 the Ladies of Charlestown and
vicinity, and takes pleasure in informing them
that she has just received from Baltimore, her
Spring and Summer Fashions,
for all descriptions of MILLINERY. She, viii
bleach. alter or trim, braid, straw or other Bon
nets, at the shortest notice and on the lowest
terms. Thankful for past favors, a continuance
~ Her residence is a few doors East of the
Court House, and Immediately opposite the resi-
dence of Mr.. Ihos. "A Moore.
April I7,lSl9-F. P. copy.
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yALUAIsEE LAND FOR SALE.

4.f.taf % gEgFg Est FL
gEyHE undersigned, trustees of the estate of
IL William q Walton, decd, offer at private
sale, the very
" A&LHUAB LIE FARM
known BY the name of "BErHANY;'' seven miles
south Of Charlestown, Jefferson County, Virginia,
radioiningt tile farms of I'll; L. pIe and Mrs. Lewis,
and lying Immediately on the west bank OF the
Shenandoah river. There are two good springs
of neyer-failIng water, a good
Brick Dwelling House
@ and Out. buildings. This farm is. re- I'm IN
IE7Esias- markable for its adaptation 10 the14sil;
growth of wheat, corn, clover, &C., and is one o!
the most beautiful on the river
There are two hundred and eighty acres OF
cleared Land, and one hundred and forty-seven
we'll Timbered, making in all 427 acres.
,T A good tile can be given.
Application for purchasing may be made.to
Mr., Robert %Jamison, of Alexandria, Va, and to
John r. Hargrave, Observation-Disclosures Co.,
Va, either personally or by letter, post paid. !.
ROBERT JAMIEsoN, Trustees.
JNO. T. HARGRAVE,
-June .GI2d8.
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|. rrYE Valley TnIEanARM
F,0M1q !

$3.50 $50 so .Et.N "a. 49,
II AVlNG osaanizpd recording ts.the terms o.
III their Charter, otter 10 the pnotsc tie service
Eot their I4f1eh:as a ufeptutn ti "sathuuica .
rapid, eertdt1 6sd strictly I~T1rate--desIrtEg ay g
greatdednctloa51t charges Tor tue 1raslslnlss'ono 9,
messages and 5tt4e enhancement OF tue sutioinso
regulations. (Sts,lcll theyihope yiH ta APPROVED
10 promote IDors; fully thnn heretofore the pur'
poses OF pnbiic Fs'nVentence and nirsFty, tfFy eX'
rect with conf#,n &c tohs sustained 81 an sniar Tg
ti;ci, /, III: $500
REGULATION Ms or THE O1tFIEES:
me noar.,o, aot To bessbsen, fro4, Ills office
dur;ns tle hours aopointed for his atl4iadanGe.
M person extept an officer of.the !ihe will be
hours. or to converse with the Otef9 tor while
transmitting or receiving a messagetI
No petspn vii be permitted tl r'ssa atyEilesi
sages on file Or passing through me n1ft
No parson wilti be Permiuedt 10 ask aiS3 lt'esH'ons
Of tile 0perasot issPectlng message rs "i'ie'
Slsy gre . ~ :, ~ . 'irs ., d.sib In all
c.sas tn have nrit,:ity IF transmission.
easel a. !" "ane p' ,e.!siyed q be sent out !nmediate-
!, : .'nIeg a. s,o,,ss II thair direction, If out of
own r. he F"rygr3r I'd NV the frst mail Or earliest
and safest opportunity.
All messages must be paid for at tie time of
their transmission
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PHLADELFHLAs Jan
To DIR. Sweetser-DeaT Sir-Ahai
ago / contracted a verysevere cold, Eh
ened 10 settle on my lungs. my head
pIeteIy stopped pp, 80 tiiatI could scarce
L also got into my face and gums and :
teeth To ache very much. Hearing ds
dersul good your Panaces wasdOing, In
ed. at the solicitation Of a friend, To uFl
and I can truly say thar It5has Teaizsdl
sauguine aniciPations; my cold hasel
and / am well inevery way.
Yours respectfully,
ERASMUS HlGt
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CASE OF. scR0FULA-
HARRsRuRG. Oct. :

To DR.. swectsT viii ipsOmh
yesr valuable Panaeea-las effected >
cure ON me. For the lastthree yesEslhe
a perfect martyr to the scrOfnla, n az
six bottles of your valuable medicine Shn
ON my neck and ON my face lave healAg
Hook and feel ike aBOther nan
Yours respectfully.
BENZ. r L. CRN'
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CAsH FOR NEGROES

-WHE subscriber is anxious tOpuTchase aIaTge
number of Negroes, of bothsexes,sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose OF,
viii find IT to their intefesttO give him a calbes
fore selling. as he viii pay the very htghesteash
prices.
tinsbnrg, on the second Mon9ay,and at Berryyille
onthe fourth Monday in each month, and usual
Iy at hisresidence in Charlestown. 's
AlIIetters addressed to him will be promptly
attended to. WILLIAM CROW.
CharIestown, Dec. 3.IS47-tf
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE:

WISH 10 sell my HOUSE AND LOT. ait
mated on the Main street, in gharlestoMn.-
This properly is IN good condition, and may De
conveniently occupied as dwellings
ekch4having ITS own Kitchen and yard. i has
ID excellent garden cistsrns courthouse. stable,
and neathouse. and Is near the best water %
town. The termsgwiIIbe made easy--7no part
wanted in hand. Application may be made 70
sti1Fselt, or DR. j. n STRsITH
January "a. rs4a. Free Press copy
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FashIonabie Boot and Shoe
MAKING.
NJ ELS
lSO. y s5VtlEft S1sHftt 49,
IHasHrRTy,s DnD STasDJ

IHAsGERTyss 0LD aTAspd
~ EspEGTFULIY informs his old friends in
10 Jefferson. and TIE NEG hboTin coi9nties q
syirrinias that every description of work belong
nSsIo q frstgclassGCiig Shop, viii be eSecutedto
order at The shortest notiee and on tile most fea-
sonabIe terms. He invites attention partirutar-
Iysto his article pf double sole cork Boot, for the
winter, as he feels confident they are SURPRISED
~ no ar.iele OF tAekind manufactured Aiarge
sapply OF Hghtilnd fashionable BOots,
Shoes. &c., Isl always kept on hand, and be-
ing manufactured Of The best materials, and by
superior workmer can be confidently recomfnend
and Summer, is a most desirable article, and any
orders sent from the country will be promptly for
warded.
The price Of all descriptions Of work manufac-
tured at his Shop is IS low as that Of the same de-
scription of work at any other regular Shopin the
city. A call from those in want is respectfully
solicited.
BALTIMORE. Jan 16. ls4s-6m.
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U. STATES HOTEL.
.HARPERS.FERRY "a

YEHEundersigned would respectfully inform the
public, thai he has leased the Hotel at Har-
perssFery, date in the occupancy of Capt- go-
5sERR +. ABELL1 known astie Tinted Sfafes Hotel
and is now prepared TO aecommodate passengers
by the Rail Road, or travellers. In the most
comfortable manner. Those travelling in the
Cars will find this d most agreeable Dining Place,
where every fruit OF the season, and luxury that
can be had, viii be served up in the most choice
style.
Tothe people ofthis and the neighboring Coun-
ties he would say, that his House shall always be
open for their reception and accommodation, as
he is determined to make their calls agreeable
His Bar shall contain the choicest Liquors-his
Table The best the market afoTds-his Chambers
well furnished-aud his Stabling which is commo
dious. shall contain the best proyender and attend
ed by attentive hostiers-
Give the House a call, and judge Of its merits
for yourselves
JAMES BATE WAGER
Hsrpers-Ferry, April IL. Is4s.
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TyHE subscriber would respectfully announce
Il to his customers and the public generally,
that he has just received from Baltimore and
Philadelphia, the best stock in his line, which he
has ever had the pleasure Of offering to the pub.
lie, consisting of
French and city dressed calf skins, g%entlemens'
wear;
Tampico and Cape Morocco skins,
Cordova and Seal
Tampico, Kid and Seal, g Ladies !"
Colored Moroccoand Kid. Misses
Ready. Made work for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses.
Boys and Children, to wit:
Best English Kid Slippers;
g French Morocco Buskin; a
" !. Walking Shoes;
Jefferson Ties;
Alittt Leather ST.
/" Fancy Caters;
Misses colored Caters
IS Kid Shoes. Morocco Shoes,
ss Goat Shoes, Leather Shoes;
Velvet, and fancy Buttoned Shoes /;
Eolored Morocco Shoes
Great variety OF children's and boys shoes,
different qualities and prices; mems fine shoes,
prices to suit purchasers; mems Slippers, Mon
roe's and eferson' 5 common shoes tnT women,a
good assortment and prices low, together with q
large assortment ofonr own manufacture, which
comprise a very complete STOCK, the eest ever
0fafedi in this market.
l.: Also. a full assortment of latest style lasts,
Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses, and 3chiidrenss.
Also. 81 TO 400 pair Ladies', Misses, and chill
Eiren's shoes on hand, a good article. which will
DE, sold at cost prices.
Iwonid most respectiyelyssoitcit a call from
E:theiadies.as / am induced to believe that / shall
.ke enabled 10 suit them in work, both as toquali-
Fly and prices: 3s8 s5ssg
would here, avail myself OF tile opportunity Of
rendering mhysssincere thanks TO a liberal public,
@r the patronase NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
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HOGAN q T~HomPsoN,
Wholesale Booksellers, StatiOners,
N PUBLISHERS,

Nv HNE[HH t
No. 80 North Fourth Street, Philadelphia,
a NNOUNCE to their friends, andto merchants
N generally, in the Valley of Wirginia,that their
stock of Books and Stationaryforthe coming busl-
ness season of 1915 will be larger and better as
sorted than at any former period. Twill embrace
every article in the trade which is required lor
the sales of the country merchant. 4H
In consequence of the. change in their terms Of
selling, thew are enabled to offer SCHOOL M
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPERS, and
BLANK BOOKS, &c. al Prices SO greatly reduced
from former rates, az to make 1t to the fntefesto1
all who deal in these articles to purchase from
their stock.
Hitherto the system of crediting small amounts
has involved an expense in their collections, and
as III. q TT. now sen only for CASH, or such ne
potiable notes as are sure TO be paid in bank at
their maturity, the saving TO those who choose to
dealin this mannerwilIbe a very considerable per
centage on their purchase. .o.
Few dealers in the country buy more than $500
worth of stationary in a season, many not over
one.half, and a large portion not more than one
therefore, who visits Philadelphia who would be
inconvenience by paying these small sums IN
Cash, and as each can save money by doing SO,
III. 81 II. believe they are; offering an inducement
which will gladly be embraced by those who make
their purchases in Philadelphia. Those whoen-
ter into such an arrangement will,b enabledtto
sell at prices much below their former rates at
home, and viii consequently reap a larger aggre-
gate profit from the Increased amounts OF their
sales, h98;
Having Printing OFFICE for copperplate and
tvne work. and an!extensive BTEDERY, H.& Il.
are prepared to fnsorders from Banks and Public
.Offcesswhen forwarded through merchants, atex-
tremelylow prices.
Philadelphia, January 1s.iS4s.-tf.