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tee, eoncson, and compromise and not seek his own
sggrandizemsnta Il the expense Of the republic Give uf
men Of cool judgment. calm in their tempers, and who
would their duty fearless Of all consequences. and care
less of their own advancement-who would use
no irritating threats impassioned language to pro-
duce retaliation. but win speak the truth boldly and
conscentiousy. These the men whom the times
qufe 10 preserve the peace and union OF country
would De almost taniamount to treason 10 conceal the
danger 10 which we are exposed The movements of the
governors and the legislatures OF the various sections OF
the United States are much opposed to each other
they sufficient to indicate the danger as we'll as the
remedy Some OF the northern States are resolving 10
press the subject Of saverythe South resolving 10
resist them. Virginia, who opposed to notification
in 49, is taking the lead in the opposition She is
preparing meet her sister States in Southern Conven
tion not to dissolve, but if possible to the Union.
The excitement is going on The clouds becoming
darker and more lowering. Where the Of wis.
dom, and Of patriotic spirit. and Of the fearless nerve
Schemes Of compromise on foot We presume that
other schemes are under consideration But no scheme
appears yet to be organized Some TO be hang
ing back to await the progress Of events. and to profit
by the chapter of accidents. Some statesmen, who
once distinguished by their energy Of character and
ready, like Curtius, to throw themselves into the fiery
gulf for the salvation Of their country, either chilled
by age, parayzed by calculating policy and refuse
like the generous war-horse, to plunge into the hea
OF the battle. They mistake their true position al
well as their solid interests Time flies. The dan
ger increases. 1t is high time for men Of courage
to act with decision. We repeat, let no man deceive
himself The danger is increasing ii is every day be-
coming imminent We viii not allude to the rumors
that afoat in this city Of the course which may be
pursued in Congress- 1t is sufficient show the excite
ment that is raging to point to the movements tina
every day is exhibiting in the legislatures OF the States
north and south of They ought 10 arouse the vig
lance and energy OF every patriot The rights of the
States and the stability OF the Union the favorite
maxim few years ago. According to the true theor,
Of the constitution, they in fact identified with each
other; and the same sentiment is true at this moment
We shall be the last to despair of the republic but
must repeat, that ''these the times which try mems
SOULS" and these the times when america expects
every man TO do his duty"
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BAYsE's VOYAGE TO EuRorE,-We cheerfuly to
readers distance that Mr. Bayne has been prevail
ed upon keep his panorama another week with us.
This will give opportunity for those who have been
able to it to pay visit Odd Fellows Hall, il will
certainly be removed after saturday No who
sres should delay this being the last chance of OBJ
tanning a view of this beautiful picture.
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GEsrLrMEx: In the session of yesterday, nominated
the Rev Henry Scer for the office Of chaplain the
House. Ii was done the spur OF the moment at the
men around me, and entirely ioiout The knowledge or
consent Of Mr. Sheer had never had word oil con-
versaon with him any friend Of his upon the subject
up to that time. 3.
This statement is due to that gentleman, learn that
he spoken with upon the subject by quite number
OF friends, and uniformly stated that he not candi.
date. This will relieve him from any appearance OF
want OF candor
will request tina, the Intelgencer and Republic will
give this card an insertion. assoc
Your obedient servant,
r. w. JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON. January IS, 1850
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. ~, 1850.

00-Mr HEsRY M LEwIs, Of Montgomery Alabama gen.
eral travelling for Alabama and Tennessee
D. BRErr.
0Mr ISRAEL T. JAMES, No s2 South Tenth street, Phiade
pha general travelling agent assisted by Mcss JAMEs
WHIPPLE, VIM WELD o. H. p STEM JoHs COLLINS, JAMES
DsEMSs, A. kirk WELLsoroN, CHAs g. HALL, A. Evans
JAMRs CLARK, JoHs w. ALLEN, and p. LooKE. stt
@Mr O. w. JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio
travelling agent the States
r. SMITH, T. DENT, JASON TAYLOR W. ARMSTRONG; PERRIN
LocKE, W. RAMSAY, and G. sTEIEMAN.
UJ-Receips from either Of the above will be good
G-voLxEr PALMER authorized receive advertisements
the Union In New York; Philadelphia and Boston, and receipt fol
payment for the
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Seth Barton. esq., the late charge dafaires Of the Uni
ted States to the republic of Chill, has arrived with his
family this city, and taken lodgings at Browns Hotel
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1FUuCnfn. continues give instruction vocal
residence on street, two doos from Temper
HsL TO isdss decus Of provement modern is
len school Of music in the true style Of English ballad she sels
confident Of giving satishcton. Jan l6-lm
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IsoURTnENTH OF FrEBRUARY, .st vsientine's
N nav Is5O -TAyIoR MAURY, Booksellers, Ninth
street have iu received Of Valentines
comic and rntinpents Of very high finish Ringing
nom ccnm % o..
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NEW Pamphlet novels at Taylor a Msury's BOON
9th strect-Constnnce LINDSAY, OF "e oss
Error rs . A.. .,,.o. :, a.
The Mschmakcr, Family Mancuwes by the author Of the
ill., &C. Is cents.
wi,;sm be Conoueror volume Of Abbotts Histories
JanT ,f,ssr.
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rELEoRArHIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION.

gsttt w New YoRx, January 49,, p. m.
The steamers mail has arrived, and we find nothing
in addition to what already have by Telegraph
Stocks without change; sales OF new loan ut ls treas
ury 6s llii
Small sales of -four ut slight decline Yesterdays
prices No change In granprces firm At previous quo
,atons with limited Provisions and g,oce.
RES without change; prices firm. Cotton firm, with light
sales. No change in other articles ~
sf CHARLESTON, January d.
The steamship Isabel Captain Rollins arrived today In
Sc hours from Havana. She brings no news = u...,.
The steamship Ohio, for New York, sailed from "'"'"
on the 10th instant
Appointnsenf by the Gor0"or.
Ian 2g --C,oyernor Johnston, BY message,
informed The morning. ina, be c
- =. aI,h in the place OF the Hon. Townsend
u,ne. RAJ igned MI Russell was formerly the dspuy
secretary OF the Conmonwean
7orouto AND Lake Huron Railroad. se@
ro.osro IAN 25--At large public meeting to-day, 1t
ssoIved that the city invest 900 In the stock OF the
Toron,o md Lake Huron railroad "A ~
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IMPORTED from Paris, by Fr.ncl. Taylor. -This day

IMPORTED from Paris, by Franck Tayior.-!This day
opened Royal Dictionary French and
English In Volumes Paris ls49 complied from the latest
editions Of the dictionaries Of Johnson Todd Ah Webster Cabb
Chanbsud canie Dcscaere, Dictionary the Academy and
i Complement; the Grammatical Dictionary Of aveaux the uni
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both languages; containing well the obsolete
oney connected with polite literature technical terms in the arts
manufacturers and scienccsn law trade, and commences IN
naval and military angage geography and mythology with ad
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English literal pronunciation OF French
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with appropriate Illustrations, and quotations. hnf
displaying The snihaton import rank and character scn
peculiar modes OF speech dions
a@&.,,a.. a s, 49,, $3.50 Jan ~
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New YoRK, Jan. 800 o'clock, m.
The steamship Niagara arrived at Boston yesterday at
lenoon Her mails may be expected to reach Washing
ton to. mnrrnW morning - v. ..t.4
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wAsHrSeroS. January as, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-01
BaItinrpre Grane
Magnificent Stock 81 Goods.
rnwARD BIRD,

NJ Baltisrore Slreet. Mar Chartss,
@FEERs for sale, wholesale and Retail. q
ia+ss stock OF FANCY. STAPLE. FOR
ITSsN md Domestic Dry Goods, and
.asTes,fniiy solicit merchants and others 70 call
isiting Baltimore n ann ms stoek,
"a he feels contidentthathis prices VIII compare
fayorably with those OF any house. elmer IN BAL
.timore.s Philadelphia or New York.
sis. Stock of Dress Goods VIII pc found
htngbe larrea well selected, comprising the most
Fashionable goods of the season SILK 6oops IN
Great variety of prices and style; MERINos and
Nj DELA1sEs, (of the most fashionable shades
Lsnlendid& new style PRINTED Goops. from iow
nFiced N. pelaines and Cashmeres up to the rich.
est designs; c~hangeable AiPaeas ana Cooarg
Mourning Goods, of all kinds
EmbroIderies, Laces, &e-@orked
collars, Lace Capes and Cults Gloves and
Hosiery. Ec-
Linen Goods,--of all kinds. warranted
pure flax.
superior quality aat go
shawIs-Long and Square, a large and beau
tifnl assortment OF new designs.
New style French Visites, o aiis
i Josies, which will be sold cheaper than the.
can be had in any other establishment.
Genflernen's Wear.-Alarge stock Q
French and Domestic Cloths, Ca5sImeres an
Domestic Goods of all kinds. at lowestsperiee.
Octobr 23, l849.-f. -
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~---IIFE IA

TNHE subscriber, AGENT Tor the Penn Mutual
IL Life Insurance Compsny Of Philadelphia, is
now prepared TO receive applications for Insu-
rance on Lives /; tits on the mutual system with
oat liability however, beyond the amount, of pre-
miums. AL profits of The Company are divided
annually among the insured The premiums
may be paidquarteriy, semi,annually or annhally,
or one;halfof.he premium in a note atf2 months.
Individuals insured in this company, become
members ofthec orporation,a and vote for trustees.
The rates ofpremium with a full participation
in this country, and lower than any of the Eng
lish Companies with only a~iportion oftbe profits.
As this is q subject not generally Understood. j
have provided myself with a large number of
prospectuses otthe Company, which fully explain
Institution and rules of premium, which, WILDE
happy 10 furnish to any who may feel any utter
sst onthe subject. JAMES T. MILLER
yuly 3, IS49-6m iass5 4siss4
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The GharIestown Depot,

THE Subscribers having taken possession of
IL the Depot in Eharlestown, are anxious to
purchase any number ofbushels of
WHEAT AND CORN,
for which they will. pay the highest market price
in cash. on delivery. They also have possession
of the Warehouse at the Old Furnace until the
first of April next. where they willpurchase any
number of bushels of Wheat and Corn, to be de-
iiveredt on.or before that time.
ALso-On hand and for sale, ZOO Tons Of
Plaster, at the Old Furnace.
They are also-anxious to purchase any number
of bushels of Wheat and Corn to be delivered at
have a large quantity Of Plaster for sale.
NJ. H.P& v. w. MOORE.
Feb. IA, is4es
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pATENT
UNIVERSE COOK STOVE.

TiHE subscribers being appointed Agents for
= the sail. OF Norfon,s Patent Uni.
verse Cook stove, and having received
several as samples. are now prepared to furnish
them of any size, al Baltimore prices, adding
transportation. IF OK
TINS Stove has AIR:TIeHT and HoT!AfR prin-
Eciple conbinsd. which gives n AMI Oven NOR ner.
feet than any St6yenow before fhe public. The
castings are made with a view odufabIlf ty.b eino
much heavier than the Cook Stoves now pene.
rally in use. Hisyery simple in its constructors
having but one damper. which, &c desirable, can
be dispensed with.It performs equally wen
with wood or coal lf3 go
Theycan give so or 10 references in Charles-
town and neighborhood as 10 IFS utility.
0ct. l6. KEYES 81 KEARSLEY.
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TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS,
COUNTRY mERCuANTs.
nR. I'm. Recler & Bro. most respect

T. % IN Tx u w u TX u Ii n ~ rs.
nR. IN. Reeler &c Bro. most respect
H. fully s%olicits attention to their fresh stock OF
English, French, German, and American Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints. Oils, varnishes,
Dyestufs, Glassware, PerfumeEy, Patent Medi-
cines, &c. Having opened a new store, No. 29I,
Market St. with a foil supply of Fresh Drugs
and Medicines, we respectfully solicit Country
Dealers to examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere, promising one and all who may feel
disposed to extend 10 us their patronage, TO sell
them genuine Drugs and Medicines, on as liberal
terms as any other House in the City. and to
faithfully execute all orders entrusted TO US
promptly and with dispatch.
One Of the proprietors being a regular Physi-
clan, affords ample guarantee of the genuine
quality of all articles sold at their establishDent.
We especially invite Druggists and Country
Merchants, who may wish to becope Agents for
DIR. Heesr's Celebrated Family Medicines Cstand-
ard and popular remedies,) toforward3 their adj
dress. 3El5 fsEA.
Soliciting the patronsgeofdealers,w er respect
fully remain, J. N. KELLER & BRO,
Wholesale Druggists, No.2e4, Market 81,
Sept, Is, lS49zfy. PHILADELPHIA.
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QuarterIy Court.

JErrEEnsos-74:ad Monday in March, June, Au-
gust, and November, 81: g. ~
FREDEKicK-Monday before 1st; Tuesday in
March, June, August, and November.
gust, and tNoyeraber.
CLARxE.4,h:M onday in February. Mag, oc-
tober, and I'd Monday in June. mi ss a.
MoKeAr-4th:alon dayi in March, June, Angust
h9HAanrsnREs--zas,h Monday in Mares. Jun,ss. Al.
gust, and Noveraber. IF
LoyDous-a MONDAY in March, June, Angus,
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,
M%iddIeway, Jefferson county, va.

lTSHE undersigned respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has just fitted up asfa Hotel,
the house formerly kept as such, but moreAre-
Gently occupied by Thomas Lock Go. as q
store, where he hopes by strict attention TO the
comfort of his guests to merit and rec Give share
of the public patronage. His Table WILDE sup
piled with the besfthe market affords. His Bar
will be stocked with choice Liquors. His Sta
bling is large and good and will be attehdedsby a
careful ostler. a ~ 7.gffts Sfs@i
pDroyers will do well to give him a callas
he has made ample arrangements for their &C.
Communication as well as their droves of cattle.
7f9l IF. b BURWELE!
Middleway, August 81, 1s49-tf asds
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a IDtbing,
COATS, PANTS, AND VEsI

$50 H3ffff tf GTafE6tasE 9EE9II IL nricaa Insult
of allsizes and every qualify and aI pl.c sass}s
every class of persons andenry 2 E posasss,
Tforifhe has but little mone5s btcan hna somesu.ss
to suitlfn one thing or a%nitiPr, for me Is deIei-
minedsno TO be gexcelledstlis tide OF the Easleln
cities when he gets q lookat The money, ssof sasn
is an object greatly souglt Alter. lndesasisIs
qniresf cash TO purchase ieady-made Slotllhs,
therefore,, he must sell fortash,o or to those VINO
will pay when calledIon. la much as p sneans
afeslimited. , j,
He invites all, both gnatand small, old and
young, to. come and see pr themselves. y not
lake his word for it-for@wiIe he would be be.
lieved on almosteyery otleI subject, he does not
want his word taken in this matter without an
examination.
He. has Dress Goats. Fros Goats, Over. Coats,
Sack Over Coats Sack CoSs, Cloaks q large
lot of fall and winter Vests, such as Satin, SIR
Yeleptia, Cloth, &e.; Pants I all qualities eelors,
and sizes; with many otherarticles not necessa'
rylto ennmerate. u.s.
Ii He wilhcontinne to pay partieniaT attention tc
1.-The TAILORING BUSINESS.sin all its various
branches Alllki1dsa Of work done in his line a
the shortest notice and in the best style:
Z, JAMES CLOTHIER.
NIB. Country Produce taken in exchange TO
work at the market price.
October l6, 1S49. 4
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Publication Establishment.
SUN BUILDINGS. No. 81 Baltimore street.
S. E.corner Of Gay. and 226 Baltimore ST.,
corner of Charles, BALTIMORE, Nd.
EGa4E, s. is constantly receiving the greatest
-. variety of publications; and is prepared to
execute ali orders for American and Foreign
Newspaper and Periodicals, and all New Books
and Cheap Publications Blank Books and Sta
Btionery; Annals and Splendid Books for pre-.
sents ; Albums; Portfolios: Scrap Books, and
Note Papers Family and Pocket Bibles (; Song
Books; Toy Books Juvenile Works and Primers.
5GTA Agents, Postmasters, Country Merchants,
Pedlafs. Dealers in Cheap Works, and all others
Supplied at Publishers lowest Cash Prices.
All orders faithfully attented to and the goods
forwarded by return of mail, express, railroad,
stage, or steamboat, as may be directed. Per-
sons desiring to purchase books can have their
orders attended to. by writing and giving full
particulars, the same as ifthey - present.
Valentines!
The subscriber also Imports and manufactured
Valentines, Plain aud Fancy Note Papers, En-.
velopes, Motto Waters, &C.. Wholesale and
retail. Address all orders to ~. s
SAMUEL F.. SMITH,
Sun BUILDINGS. baltimore, Nd.
Baltimore, Oct 2sl849-6m. ~
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DYEING.

Il prepared 10. color any article of wearing ap.
parel or piece work that may be offered, such as
Silk Dresses, fSiawls, Goats, Pantaloons and
pieces of merchandise, any shade or color.II5as
Our Dyer having had much experience in this
line of business, i can recommend him with any
degree of confidence. He sexcepts, however,
Bonneis and Ribaads, as those articles, require
more time in dressingthan he can spare II
Any article left.at my store on the LIST Of every
one month. will always be ready forsdelivery to
the owner by the 10Th of the same month. ~
w i: WEBB.
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COOKING FARLOR AND OTHER
s Y0YM@

GW Els
-TTNHE subscriber has just received, and now
Itoffers for sale ON the very lowest terms, the
superior Efna AiT--Tfshf Cookins
stove, from the Foundry of North, Harrison
& Co, Philadelphia.E.Thi Is one OF the very
best stoves ever introduced into this market, and
those, in want are requested to call and examine,
structed, as TO do double the amount of cooking
that the ordinary cooking stove will do, with the
same amount of fuel. Also received from the
same Foundry, the justly celebrated IRON
BURNING Wood or coal. This Stove Is hiphIv
~ommen and the Testimonials Of numerous
persons In Eharlesi0Rn ard neighbofhood speak
ar n IN the most hatferirH terms.
l4asasneraI yaIfefyzoE Rdrtof. Wood c1d Coal
STOVES, received and for sale ontBe nsostae4
commodafing terms. Persons in want OF any
thing in the stove way are requested 70 give me
a cali! as + can sell a better article sorIessmoney,
than any other establishment ia the County
Oct. 23. 1849. F. w RAWLINS.
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GREAT
Fall and Winter Goods,
For Gcntlemcn's Wear.
WlLLlAM ]. STEPHENS.

MERCHANT TAILOR, Corner of Shenan-
lHl doah and Bridge Streets, HarPers-F erry,Ya.
having Just returned from the Eastern Markets
with a large stock of Goods in his line, the pub
lie, are requested to calland see them. The fol
lowing comprises in part his present handsome,
and excellent assortment: 5get:aoG ifsgi
Cloths.-French, English, and American, Of
various colours and qualities, suitable for the differ
ent styles Of Cloaks, Dress, Frock, Sack and Over
Goats, with Trimmings to suitsth Cloth.
Observation-Disclosures. English, and Ameri.
can, of various colors, embracing a great variety
ofnew and fashionable styles. et
bVestimgs.-Asplendid assortment of Plain and
Fancy, such as Velvet, Satin, Silk, Cashmere,
Buff and other vestings, allFof which will be sold
by the pattern or manufactured to order in excel
lent style at short notice
@BABE Made @B@TSseEs9Ga
Avery large and extensive assortmen Of Ready.
made Clothing, Of superior style and quality, con.
sisting of
Sacks, and; Sack Frocks, and Coates;
Pants, Vests, aud Monkey Jackets
Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Drawers;
Silk Cravats, Pocket Handke.chiefs
Merino Under Shirts and Drawers;
Cotton and Yarn Half Hose;
Silk and other Suspenders. And in short,
every article usually kept in a gentleman's Furn-
ishing Store. Also a large assortment Of Boy g
and Youths Clothing, consisting of Coats, Pants,
and Vests, for sale low.
Combining myself entirely &c. the one branch OF
business, Gentlemen must readily perceive how
much it is to their own advantage to patronize a
house devoted. exclusively to the comfort and adj
vancement Of the outward man. IA
! Call then l say, and examine my Stock before
sr r5GSo ooaaisn th slse ssh &c p as i | can ana .. II Msrpars.Fer.
~ or in Jefferson County. a5a 4e34.f s,8
Harpers.Ferry, Oct. l6, 1849. F. p, Copy.
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COURT DAYS;

Superior Cours-1 9Th District-I II. Douglass,
HEIatnt Judge.
.JEFEERSoN--Isth May and 18Th Octossr.
FREDERICK-I3th June and 18th November.
ERKELEY--27th April and 9th September.
CLARKE-l2;h May and 18th! October.
MORGAN-6ta May and 9Th October.
HAMPSHIREr-loth April and 10{htt September.
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Homemnde Roofs.

Nh - IIOIIfeff<fttG ..-| a
fA PAIR Of McDanielss make fine Boots, "a
BlO little out of style, )wiIi be sold at 81 So
servants, aisi 10, together with Eastern work
which will he sold at about cost. Call and try,
before you purchase your winter Boots and Shoes,
at the Store OF j. K WOODS & co.
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r6oNEYlSAvED RvaTHEiFAR.
al MER AND MERCHANT. 6

ast NIER AND MERCHANT. c4a
EEFyHE subscribers would most respectfully
.l7mentions 10 the business portion. of the com.
munity, that they have erected a larg e convenient
and safe Warehouse onathe Chesapeake and
Harpers.F Ferry, Va, at which place they will al.
ways be ready and willing to rec eiveM Merchandise,
Grain, Flour, &c, for re.shipment either to the
District of Columbia or Baltimore, or any points
West Of this place. They would state that they
make their charges to correspond with,the times
They have Boats constantly running from this
point 10 the District Of Columbia and keePs,con-
stantly on hand, during the season, z9F.j4
salt, Fish, Plaster, Lumber, &c,
which they will sell at the lowest market prices,
- II 1877 MISUNDERSTANDING.
Harpers-Ferry octsI6, 1919. ens9
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mnYeabIe Fenat..
The Seasoa,s.

yernal Eqninoy, March 90, 5 o'clock, SO minutes
Summer S%olstite, Juneii2l, 2 40
Autumnal Equiaox, Sep; 49, A. :" 40 $50
Winter S~olstice, Dece'rs2I, 10 /" 81
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lS51.
JANUARY,
EGlinsesfim 1850;

the Sun-neitbrr of which will be visible in the
United States. .
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HosIERv AND GLovr

AIarge and very complete assOrtmss
the best Paris Kid GL0ues, (manI
presslyt to order, and Opr name sts-
ofeach pair,) in all cOlOrs and si1a
other Gloves OF every kind, a fell
very best styles English 3 thread
Silk MerinO, Spun Silk and Othsu
and Misses Mem and Boys' una
thread Cotton, Merino and ScOtehIs.
Half-hose.