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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
uITTIs11iRr ACTNCY.

M. WMLIt& Tupsfa0S s. F. Corner Of Baltl1
rr and Sous6 Streets Il an authorized Agent 10
ihs sity cd Bait Acre directive Subscriptions. adj
yestisemehs, VIZ, for taH ssFnec Press I anda copy
81 tx paper, itfaas, &c ysn b. found On file al his
pltces Hi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

4 GREA5 D,sccySRY editor Of the
u Great West SAaeunces. the astonishing
skaet that ny has sacgReded in discovering 4
81 living, actual, Isa9 ficI descendant from
;ly'ae n nc Ssruad. Elimilids Of Ffrgiaia1fHf-
Mood gracious, isiit lossibleg llHE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
Tin and sheet Iron ware.
}. 5. TOUGH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in the Gel
ebrated ETHEREAL Oil and Lamps.

Also, PINE and CAlTIoHTNE OIL. Prilt d can't
plete assortment If LAMPS for burning he same.
TIAVING taken the. large and convenient store,
IL No. i67 BALTfM0REl ST, Baltimore
extending through 10 Light Street, nearly opposite
the Fountain Hotel, be is now prepared to supply
Dealers in the above line on the best etns. both
to quality and price. He respectfully asks trial
from punciua dealers believing il win be 10 their
interest
J. 81 I. HIS sole agentfor the celebrated SAFETY
REGULATING GENERATOR. a new and lyalu-
able Invention by which Eihefial Oil is rendered
perfectly harmless, and the light Of the generating
lamp as comfortable as the common gas
Ralfirnnre E..hrnIrv % -lHaq Lnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

nsr a servant girl being one day much ILL.,
stigued will her work, declared that men
fought TO dol wouieus business; and wished
sthatEsbe wasa mistress instead Of what abe
.asass for she was tired Of being maid. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

Il Es-sA person hoasting that be sprung from
i high and accomplished family. was much
when told BY an old man present,
thst he had seen sopie of the gentleman san
|costors dance between heaven aud earth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

j hs-I was obsrfved of ! philosopher, who,
was drowned in tho Red Sea, that hisItaste
would be suited ElfSrs he was man Of deep
thinking, add always liked to 20 to the bit.
fl,nn II I.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
JEEEERsoNT rARM

n
ETIHE subscriber being DESTROYS Of removing TO
Il the West. effcrs for sale THE FARM on
which he resides, situated seven miles, West OF
Charlestown the seal III Jastice for Jefferson COM
ty va..D withipene and a-half miles OF Smithfeld,
and rear the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road;
and the Smhfead and Harpers Ferry Turnpike,
bounded oh the East and West hv public roads
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
General IsusLness AgencY.

AND TEI.EGRAPHlG CORRESPONDENCE
THE undersigned beg leave 10 inform The IubFiSa
4 that in addition to heir duties as TelegsaphSt
Reporters, they Eave opened a GENERAL gJSl
NESS AGENCY in the city OF Baltimore Il HI
They will give prompt attention ID the fDrwsriint9
of business dispatches Of private messages o ann
city or town nthe United States to which hdTeleI
graph extends Citizens Of Baltimore, and strSageIs
especially, desirous Of procuring intelligence at
distant point, will find their advantage 10 make
use Of this medium. III
They will procure any desired information HI
Baltimore ard It's vicinity for PERSONS at distance
and forward the same By mail or Telegraph al may
be preferred. f
ALI communications held strictly confidential HI
Letters and despatcbesHmust, in cverycase, &c pre-
paid. Charges moderate
The undersigned tender their acknowled @nenis
To the Southern Press for the fatering encofrase.
nlent heretofore extended TO them Jas TeleetaphEc
Reporters, aud oferthe assurance thatw with iereas.
ing facilities and experience, they will endeaYor Il
deserve lis continuance 4 81
Blythe meeting Of Congress they will be prepared
70 supply the Press in every part Of the UniteStats
with complete and authentic reports of thai BODY
They pledge themselves that their tacililies HI Hill
respect viii not be surpassed by any one
tR- Office. No, 6, Carroll Hall, corner Baltimore
and South Calvert streets. IHEI
N ApI AMI 4, rrITnNFSflN18H1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

A new Hatens STARE for the convenienee Of
arsvelers hssjuss 4ean invented Its plaped
under the feet AID mustard plaster UPON
the head draws tte heat through the whole
Savafesa II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
GARLAND K THoMsb
ADVERTISING AND sUBscRlPTloNActNcY

HAHE subscriber returns his thanks TO The cstizts
- 81 Baltimore and the public generally. Tor ftts
more than liberal encouragement extended rs him
in first year Of his Advertising and Substitution
Agency. He has made arrangements for enlhroinss
and extending his business, so as to embrac8 eyerF
portion of the United States, including the 0aiIofl
Mas and Ctnadas, and to enable him 10 hive III
prompt and efficient attention, be has associated With
him Mr. II III. GARLAND, Jr. Of Ballimhre. n
Re husIness will be conducted under the sayle ok
WMi THOMSON 4 CO, dating from ,hs Isl III
WIN, Thomson & Co, Will also attend teSadver
Using in The Baltimore Papers for persons a 1dis
lance ar those in thecity desiring Ii; and n cases
where the advertiser makes no selection ffey niI
choose such paper as they think will best sS6seryk
They will receive orders for any PAPER Or Period.
ical ID the United States or Europe For Ills lle
have the amplesi facilities.
In no case will advertisers or subscribers bA
charged with commission
They will alsogive their personal attention TO tl
purchase 81 PAPER, Ink, Type, Headings Visnettes,
&C., or anything connected with the printing ansl
publishing BUSINESS To this they particularly Hill
vite the attention Of country Editors, and others
as the experience 81 one Of the partners Ii such
matters lustliies the belief thatthe win 81 able III
give full satisfaction. Terms shall be accs1nlna-
dating IA
here the parties ordering are not personaliy
known % the CONCERN their orders must Be- accurIi-
panied with HE mopey or city aeceptances efTeres
LETTERS, 10 receive attention, must be post paid
ksfeFente may n had 10 any of the bfsisess NOR
N Baltiuapre, and no the Southern and MesteHn
Press generally. Qfice No s, Carroll Hall. corner
Baltimore and South Calvert streets
VIM. THOMSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
Jefferson Boot and Shoe FACTORY.

-H u III
TIME subscriber would respectfully announce 10
4 his customers and thelpublic CENTRALLY, that he
has Just retefved from Baltimore and Philadelphia
tie best stock in His line which he has ever had Tie
pleasure ofIotfering to tie public, consisting Of
French & city dressed calf skins geItlemens wear
Tamnpico and Cape Morocco skins. do 20
CordoYa and Seal do do do
Tampico Kid and Seal do Ladies do
Cdlored Morocco and Kid do Misses 10
ReadY-maae work for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses,
Boys and children, 10 viii:
Best English Kid Slippers,
lD French Morocco Buskins, lE,J
np do Walking Shoes,
ap do Jefferson Ties
hD Seal do do If.
do Leather do do
40 Fancy Caters, IL
Misses co9ored Caters. l#
do Kid and Morocco shoes, is
do Goat and Leather shoes,
/ Velvet and fancy Buttoned shoes,
AColored Morocco shoes, 3l
Great Threty of ehildren's and boys shoes differ
ent qualities and prices; mems fine shoes prices q
sfit purchasers; mems slippers, Monfoe's and JEFF
fefsonls common shoes fir women good aksDrt
llEnt andprices low, together with q large assprt
ment of cur own manufacture, which comprise !
very complete stock. and The bes ever offered hthi.
market 4A
Also i fnll assortment Of lateststyle Lasts, Ia
dies, GeRtlemenss Misses and chiIdTens. t
Also, 5 10 400 pair Ladies' Misses and children;
Shoes on hand. good article which will be sbld \
cost prices.
i would most respectfully solicit can from o.
ladies' am induced 10 believe that shall Be ena
bed 70 suit them in work, 10th q 70 quality and
prices.
Il would here avail myselfof the opportunity n
iendefingmy sincere hanks to liberal public III
he patronage Eefeibiore extended land ~ s,ricf al
iention and cxertions 70 please hope to merit con
linnahce bf the same. J. MCDANIEL. AetHt.
March 6la 1870 n Is s III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

Il IA BtsHolPs Wlss "A gentleman was com
planning toI A pie1s prelaie. that certain
clergyman III his n6ghborAopd was gonemaa
l'for that he did nothing butpreaeh and pray.
ss'El wish then, ss4sllthe good bishop, Z he
would bite some ofsny cIergr.n TF lie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

CHLQRinE or LIME for sale ii
~ June = ss3s. Y0UNGS 4geEcys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

nm JOHN p BROWN. CbdrFeMoan
Hi J.sE. GRANTHAM, Midaisuuy;
8ll JOS. G HAYS, Hafpers-F Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
Hdnce's Saysdparilld o. IoodPills

TNOR PnFifyingthe Blood and curing Dyspepsia.
I1 A few doses Of these Pills taken TO evacpatc
hs bowels freely, aud then regulated 70 keepthe
bowels slightly open, will cure shE OF pys-
pepsia Price % cents per box. sss
Tine above are fot sale by SETIf 81 HkScE, corner Of
ffries and Pratt Streets and 6S Baltimore street. Bal
iniore. AlsoS by
L. S. jEIcHELBEHEER. charlcstqwn !,
III JOSEPH G HANS, HarpeTs FeIrys
H S FORNEY. lShephertIStown Il
HiE3 DORSEY & BolWLY, Winchests r.
+ / ,bar0 I r ]
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
TO ahe PubIic.


II N view pf The alsrehensipns entertained restcctl
ing the Cholera, q is ID be presumed that aliuosi
every one wiz be aesirous Of having some Medi1
cine upon which te.rely in case OF an emergency
or al leasi AS precautionary remedy, until Irrol
fessional aid can bS obtained. Under this impress
sion have prepares from the very best materials al
suppyof Me1icinsafief the following prescfiTs ion
which Is doubtless ell calculated to produce eneI
fetal results Choi-ra Or It's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and as the effect st Medicine depends uptanR it'll
purity | conflients assure the public that y lid
preparation Of lhi:s none but the very best Ggre4
dents have been used ri
Laphanpm, IN,
Spirits Camphos{ eaen OUNCES. tE
Tintture Cayen6g Pepper, 2 drachths. /
,Tineture Ginger: I ounces Y +
Essence Peppermint, 2 ouncess |
Hofman's Anodyle, 2 ounces!
Mix all together. Dose, a table spoonful Gin d
little walerD for an adult.
This preferHlionis carried on nearly all thehoot4
on the Western waters and will check diarrh.a i'll
ten minutes and ahate the other prelaohitory s;mps
toms Of cholera immediately.
THOMAS S. BRYANT,
Paymaster United States Artpy. \
tYf Prepared and for sale by
ADAM YOUNG, Aeaat.
Hatpers4 Ferry June % 1919 I'LL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

lust frecefFcd a lot Of handsome EDcampmsnt
y and Subordinate Regalia, which we are p5epstcd
to sell al Manufacturers prices fT
YNAl- ANDERSON * CO.
HaTPers Ferry. lunr Il. 1919 IFS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
For. Coughs aud Colds

TTSE Hances Compound Syrup of Hoarhound
III for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Impure Blood,
cestsveness. Singing in the Ears his Sarsaaril
Ia o Blond Pills and for fIoarsensS Sore Throat or
sig Jill cold, Try Hanee's Hoarhound Candy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

The Louisville Journal III copying from
nh eastern paper the accoant of very tall
fellow, with Fhe Eastern editors speculations
ISL 70 what shis tail fellowIdd with his feet
wAeb he weat 10 bed remarks that there. isIa
ssnsAn much thlieria louisville, and whe finds
InR. difhpultNfwith ;lit feet; hesalways when
lhs lies down. shaft q eas Up IKE jaek7kssifs.
L Bsrs- An IsxcbapgeItells pf excitable gen
iilfman who,I at fri, headed line Of FIRE
Buckets and as fast hs they were passed 10
shan, he threw kuekefs anil ill into the fire,
crying oil tile wha6 pass On the bucketsli'
SO ------1+--s
t IA BLAeKf' Hul !, f-AtIthe free black set-
Itlement in Africa, / police ordinance was late
sly issued, by which il is forbidden that any
person should publicly worship alligators,
faAaaer, or other fi5xales, d. they will be sub,
'|jest to . penalty not exceeding ten shillin2s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
THE Fox. Ann the CROW.

Ai II ! *
a Crow oncE nerchfd slpon an DIX, e@
y Az abeienh oak asnN empowering trees.
/. And holdihg in lhsr seak cheese, n ~
a Fox espiA her. and thus spok-:
X Flor The SFaen attracted Regnafd's nose,
e'rhis lssas tlle storf goes.
,s6;ood rorfoK.to yo,s neighbdr Grow, =
4 They tell me your &,it melody of note,
A .SurpasseNe'en the 6fautie4asf your coat;
n SO. you afe The SWEETEST bifd1I know"
On this The kifov; IN ehllblowrl pride,
Opened hes Pfetfy beak g wide
s@if 70 siE4!
1{Whirh fpf stflr Fox vas just lie thing.
g)slwa wentfhe ehees@ which Reynard took,
When dartipg upon hsr an arch look,
Said he, y Good BeiEhbor Cruw,
\ IN future Ydn will know,
N That FereFss RasierpH eses al The expense III
ii OF other p4SPles RAD of seaseN
AThiisfmisttcss rruwtooked down and swore,
f'she d-ne'eT Us dupedIby aattety more"
III MoMEIS willis. =.
Men ayiak make "a b. aefliy -bui wives
Escape hIwSrk soSad;3i
Il isWhy sloltd they plskstwhhtIaIl their lives .
\ Tie geItle DANES AhreAad2
IN ---4-aa++---ss ! - = = ~l--.ls----
III .aAitend ybnr church the parson cries,
I'LL To chpteh zach fir oneIgSes; liz
n TieEold gpishsre toF lose their eyes
la. ahe yShhgs 10 eye their elBthes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
IProcIaiIn il to The world,

fENHAT Haace'S Compqnnd SwRp Of HoarAohMd
IL isswithout exception or exaggeraion. the most
SAP and speedy cure for all diseases arising ffon
Coeghs aud Colds, which, uufartatey neglected too
i 1T OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION.
Il III Hanees Comppdn Syrup Of Hoarbound is takes
On thefrss appearance Of Cough IL viii immediately
euse it, arid save The sufferer from an untney grave
Prize 50 cents per bptLIesor 50 5Qfor six bottles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

HlFIE undefsigneashaye Oh hand at the Depot. in
il CjtarlesloEn LfJ AIFER OF every kind % which
they invite the public The stock IS large and con-
sisls af
I,EAyK. SHINGLES. LATHE,
l2ALINtTS ne Y article oF trade in this eofnmu-
nity4beSiaes every material IN general use, which
will be sold On moderate terms.
June ff NJ. Fl. &sV. w. MOORE 4
TTET.a17T 'IsY.S New History Or England, for
MI 49,. 49, KEYES e KEARSLEY
II ACES. Ha.ACK AND WHITE GLOVES
Son I, 2Fr--Tsu'o pieces Broad Black silk
- Thread Lace aud dgings Bob
~ ia I;sle Fdafnes srnny Lind Cord 1url En-
tss,;s;ss Sill isl6ges, white and polnFed Kid
f:lT wlitc and colore-itis rec d aud l6F sale by
june = Jill n Akashss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

ENqENE English syyaldrons Grass aud Gran
~, sesihes; Anlerican Scyshes also, SnailAss,
than they can be bonghi else where III town.
June Ii g. RAWLlNS n CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
THE Fair SEX

csHOULD nav attention to The following: III
- Haace's Pegaszxbls Ief sEaTltgiKg DC Bioota
For females these Pulls most truly excellent r.
moving all lrnaes he distressing headaehe SO VI.
nv presalent iihthe ser depression of spFits dull
ness Of sight, nervous affections, betehes. pimpls ana
sallouess Of the skin, and give ahealhy aud 5ntese
blool IL The eomRlexion. Price % cents per bsxsR
HANCE'S Compound Syrup Of Hoarhornd. for
IL Coughs Colds, Spitiing 81 Blood. Colasnmp-s
tio, &c is now So well established that il IS only ne
tessary 10 state where il can be obtained
The above are 1or sala by Seth S. Ha1ee los Baltis
more street, Baltimore. Also BIZ s9~
I NJ FLINT, CharlestoTns
JOSEPH O. HAYS, IIarpefs. Ferry
\ FORNEY, Shepleristopn 4
DORSEY & B0WLY, Wi1chesiels
November ?, lsts-Iy m z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

Mi v. 4. HEnsh kEh3,fcan Newspaper and Al
tsslsing agent n he e. q Phi!adelPsia as ~
kicjk end BEsssi,n hsx hren appealed Agent toF
takS5yi1e aa.f kifwakdae subscriptions and adveEi
iSsaeuss ios dis papea i his Offices inllhosf cities
sorI.s Nj WI prbet II Third and Chez
nat Streets. II
xEw Ygeks III. 90, AAp Street II
I Bes7ex, N&ala Stslg Street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

MACON and ElOIFs
10M0 EDS superior country cured Hams.
40NlNl 400 lbs 90 Middlings and Shoulders,
800 ~. Family Land III Firkins and j as.
~ bhls Ei6nf
All "a lsh3eh N III be sold cheap isr cash&
June y, @s9 WM. S. LOCK-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

HoLL0N WARE, CASTINGS. sucs, Il PAS
- Ovens kealcs. Skillets, extra Oven Lbs. II Z
jnstreceived aid for sale 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02
COAL AND WOOD STOVES.
Tin & Sheet Iron Mandatory.

Tin 4 Sheet Iron ManuIact0rys
TIME subscriber has Just returned from Baltimore
i with 4 large and carefully selected assortment
Of the various slylss and descriptions of
Pal-torl Woop and Coal Stores,
Ten FIafe 3. Cooking do,
All corpleis, land of ie most approved patterns,
which he offers alpficesess than eyer before offer
ed in this town y
Also, on hand, a los Of COAL CIR ATESi
with summer pieces anil brick complete, Those in
want would do well to give me call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as my arrangements are such
that can procure, in a few days notice, any de-
scripiien of Stoves moi found among my present as
sortmeht.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
On hand, a fine assortment Of Tin and Sheet
Iron work, which il offered al the lowest possible
prices. Also just received, superior LOT OF Rus
STA Iron and other kinds Of material, which cen be
worked up at any!stime on slnpre favorable terms
than heretofore.
ROOFING aad. SP0UTIlNG done as usual,
and onps good terms as can be procured any where
in the VALLEY.
Old Bras, Copper and Pewter taken in exchange
for work. f. We RAWLlNS.
Chaslestown, Oct 5, ls4s-yt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

. f<EF ~ hand ss1eial assoItnlenl y. Clio
.'s F : i i;isI |. " II l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

4 n store aslsrse and complete assortment &c bss
u quality Iron from Hughes & Co.'S fsIrrsEe
heavy Tire for Wagons. lishi do for Cars Bas
gies 80 double and single Shovels, MoulaSs li4h
F DUNNINCTDSl
DnnniHgtnlls Depot. June q, 1919. is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-02

snhiS half Ekarly Eslt fTMo DpLLsns Eiil q a
k4f III payment nla4E Us paid entirely 10 adszhce
Il " MhenkteF pay alo6i i deferred bcyrd the
Il RatEgn II the FzeT u ksesi viii Be chaEsei
In Subscs ipslons fdr Xix lnonths. y = Y ee
lgnld IN afiakAy il adFHbK.
ATyatsifISIN
Ihe irrrss * ssirersf sEs arr fdr square or less
II IA sl,rse 3arzer ones ID The same
ESrh ftptft,5sace IS cents per square
a - All III ~ ordered fof sperife
aEs',e viii be xonsnut& i st iofbi and eiHEgsd ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
.c.arrvlLY RsrOkrrO res rar Tslsvs

,sREs-Ar. g. Tor Pots s7ao for Pearls %
tOTION-rh. market rather u-srtiso ty 10 Ossa
~ish satisfactory ohoass Ire sales sfe 90 bales Nos
riOUR AND MEAL HI. name fof Flour EASIER IN.
sf.des Tbs s-sa goo Tor the - AID a"in- i'ass u
piping qay of he ffc nofs rd td Inc ss' are
be co. bos CknEtsn and 800 hois unnsp-cse To.
ssdt 81 for inspected Soc see = ot.a safe 80 - I'd at
~ stats ard od STRAIT esfn ISIS . r nss
i .trs se qasi oh.n-s The
bal aoug con1on Gus store In south.fa ite uaff.;
a. So 5f % I'D ue- sooa d-crp t6u Meals la sad
r. Meals slsN. With ss-s $50 ees back~hss plenty
.n3 per 100 o ffst ksIs beg. ses ~ -
n,n.t for wheat dali heavy Tue .upoae.
sr.f especially sac, c tush southern rcd q.
l0sc odo so o. mss lnan 81 5c aaa so Go
free Csrssisn At lltc Genee- ooaaAy is1.sc -
IL c-u N. msk.' for Corr and hossfs
"A sdssrc- Ibs 5000 hu.h-s 10 scssacs lts
heated tlc HI-a wsstn osusc. rouni yeo
ir store o. sto tvefe1 kye
sb too tu-hs .s- sp echss ssIey va nat- ou
private o ~dAoui chaess 81 ss5ss ~ J-fs- -
rKovIsio>s-ra. iol Me-. For. 9TH ST.. -
obs or Frms g 9I Ms.' ne after eIiia s.ss
st.is ses ss~ stat-, su.. st II so6sa ffns
Ness naal Lse srss also uno. Ne o-sa ass
500 90 so. al ofo stncty pfs sells rexstv Al
sc IL Meats hsre nohiag d0g Df-ss ho. c-c
1eot satsl - rec arnssS Al prev oes pirss
Nhlskl-l bed MOI. nfat a. sf e %, ane sS "f Df1ss
essl,
GRocEREs-ra. s.usss .r from ~. ,ss. 70, Sugar a.
,ftet .eAts ss-s o hhd Porto kco a. *. rs % Nuc
$50 - oe - CO T.asss 40 90 >ss orskss - re- 80 50
sS -" or..s' Al sse per gsoa L. cass tiers eLzn.s
fIh-A cargo Of Dry Cod ~ cts. sod ats ss AID sc 30.
n-saeegss saA.s IS sas AZ and sS0 a. Aasx Ne
&C grlv.ts ts,Hs Dot Al az ssvsac..
sfsAKi>t.IssIs have bees 900 .s-Se or
OTIS s.ss 1000 s.os. rs.A La,--d r Booo reported =.
&c. 10, n.rAei very es Lard o. sss f.sy - f
COCO go $50 Sss sss Pr-,,.
gnFs bales 60; So $50 =, az p.rh
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRs.

NLsDLLSsoHN AssoCIATiON.-Thi Society gave
It's second for the Monday evening
las. The bill was Of more varied character than
usual The fret part consisted Of choice selection from
the Slabs. Mater Of Rossin including the solos Gu
igs Amman" PRO pecoatis and " lnfsmmatus" In
the second part. had the agreeable novelty of =
concerto for the Flute by Briccisld beautifully played
BY Hem Eben and Bass Solo by Disbelh, sung by Mr.
r. wsllsce, the performance concluding with Rom.
oergs Csntsta, The Transient and the Eternal ~
Thee various pieces were performed in manner
that evinced the usual good taste and careful study
the part Of the Society. There was, however, this
drawback tina, the forte passages of the sccompsni
nent were played loudly by the band entirely to
oyervhelm the voices OF the singers
We were much pleased with the manner in which
Pro Peccsns was sung by Mr.. Rexford. This gen
temsn possesses baritone voice of very tine quality
and has evidently formed bis style upon careful study
OF the best models. OF the "lrhammatus" OF Mrs
isnes lie only necessary say that twas one OF the
best performances OF that srist-chaste and correct
in style yet breathing all the deep and iervd paihos OF
thstspendid air