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q CABINET a
SW are House.h
AND CHAIR MANUFAC UVY.

IOHN LATHAM respectfully announces to the
j citizens of Ottawa thathe has taken the cabinet
Eslnbishmentlate occupied by w MOORE and
that he has now on hand and is manufacturing
all kinds OF Furniture and Chairs nt his shoi,
on La Sale ST. such card, centre, aud dining Ts
bl-s, bureaus; bed-,eads Of all kinds, cane, lsr
aud wood seat chairs. lie also keeps on hand loo
ing glasses picture fran" J. &c.
AIlwork sold by hims warranted wei made and
cheap rs can be bought any where in this country
\ B-C oiiins kept on hand and made to order
on short no,ce and funerals ATTENDED, with hrnr.e
lniem-nt privileges IN the Cemetery al 81 each.
Diawa Juy n lSO
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Miscellantous.

II. 4: Lantz & Co., General Dealers in al!
kinds Of Lumber, Lath. Shinsles, Sash, Doors
Csdar Posts, &c. nc
N. .. A liberal discount made in filling large bills
Yard on Main Canal, formerly occupied by Wal.
ker and iIickling. jne 22.i7.u
e. Burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa.
ny, HHttord--oppose the Mansion House.
Seth G. Earl, Carriage, hsuss, and sign Painter
Pdpererand GldTier, Ottawa, III. Shop on Co.
lumbus street. over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carnage makershop.
Jacob G. stone, Saddle. Harness. and Trsnk
msayfaeiurer, and Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal aud Columbus streets, Ottawa. msr2
Jos. II. Wagner, Justice Of the Peace, office in
the northeast corner Of the court houseup stairs
Ott0Ud. dec 7'49
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Mt, Palatine Academy.
HNHls institutions is now under III. Joint direc.
ton OF Rev. EN-. JkScKs, and Rev. {. NJ,
Wptaur rrIucinals

HfllS institution is now under the Joint drec-
ton Of Rev. EN-. JkscKs, and Rev {. NJ.
- WRIGHT, Principals,
The long experience aud established reputation Of
these gentlemen, ss teachers, will, We doubt not, be
sufficient guarantee TO the public that this lnstllu
ton viii met the most ssngune expectations Of its
friends and patrons,
The Institution will be divided into three depart.
men,s, VIZ Classical, Normal, and Mathematical,
and Female Rev h. n. Jencks Professor of Lat,
Greek, Mental and Moral Science Rev. c. NJ
Wright. Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
Scirncc, bnd Norma Department Miss l.. c liurd,
principal IN Ladies department and teacher OF mu-
slc and ornamental branches.
TERMS AND VACATIONS
Spring session will commence 81 wedn'yin April
Summer I'd Aug,
Winter ss" !" q s.h " GsII 1,n
There will be vacation Of two weeks at the
close OF the winter session, and one OF six weeks
following the spring session, which will invariably
close on the 4th OF July. at which time will take
az the close oithe winter session, AT which times the
Board of Vislou are invited to be present.
LxrENsEs
For Reading. Mental and Practical Arithmetic.
Geography. and Grammar commenced. -. % W
For Grammar advanced, Higher Arlthme.
tic, Algebra commenced, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, &c, 400
For Botany, higher Mathematics and Lam
guageS. ..".................5 5 90
Music, Piano FortsJ. 1000
Conungent bills s..................
Rooms in Academy. ..".."..".........l 50
Board, from 10 sl y; Ths very best accom-:
nodations will be provided. Students can board
themselves II they desire. All tuition bills payable
in advance, and no student admitted Tor less than a
term, and no deduction except in case ofprotracted
sickness.
LOCATION.
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Chain Pumps.

w rally and to farmers aud stock growers in
particular, 10 the utility and durability OF the above
named article. For ordinary purposes, they are su.
perior to oil other pump. as they cannot freeze OF
Inure thr water, and sccount ol remark able sim.
pcity in construction, are not liable get on, Of
der or to be dernnged. A child ois or 10 years Of
age can draw water from ordinary wells with ease
and safety
All orders lei, q, John llossack's office, Ounwa
III be promptly attended 10. +. w RowE.
Ottawa, Sept a.
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Saleratus Mandatory.
O 3. CAR Err d Co


VNAKE this method Of announcing 10 merchant.
and dealers IN this state, that they have fitted
up an -X,ensve establishment with new apparatus,
and are now msnuis ctunng any quantity oi superior
REFINED SALERiTUS,
From the best material which can be obtained in the
market.
Weare manufacturing superior article and the
facilities Tor Shipping are such that III, rchant- and
dealers IN the vicinity Of the cana or rlvercnny
their supplies from here in much --s Iime than ,ro
the eastern market and also save transportation
and the necessity ot ordering large supply AT ono,
Those whn may favor Us with their orders, for a
large or sun quantity, are assured that they will be
attended TO with promptness. and filled at as
Low RHte.
MS can he obtained IN New York or St, Louis n,nr.
krl, tor an article OF the same quality
Merchants and dealers ar invited TO call and ex.
anime our samples before orderldg .heir supplies
from other markets
Mandatory on Columbus street, one door north
OF the Union House, Ottawa, III. oct IL -l0. .6m
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Cook the Egg Plant.
The following mode hasgiven salisiacl

The following mode has given satisfaction 90 iss
a We have known il tried. Gu, the purple egg
plant into alices third of n inch thick. Put tho
slices on plate, one ever the other, with . sprin.
king of fine salt between each layer, aud lay .
weight Of three or four pounds on the top; leave
them 10 this situation four or Eve heurs OF over
night The salt will form liquid with the juice
Of the eggplant, which will take out the bitter
quality. The liquid should bs drained o. fsy
them brown in lard or butter
The following IL the mode ofstswine The plant,
skin, mash il with butter aud sweet herbs. graSs
bread over the top, anal bake Il ull brown
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II n Gc1A- "A - - .N .
Brunker's Rifle Mandatory.

~ ME subscriber having returned from the ems,
after visiting the principal manutnc tories. he
= Is now prepared TO manufacture the celrbra-
ted Increase or Ginning Twist Rife, which he war
rants TO be equal any made in this state or est
where. He will also keep constantly on hand and
for sale good assortment oidouble and single bar.
relied fo~ ling pieces, Powder Flasks, Game Bags
Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps, and superior arii-
Gle OF Sporting Powder.
Allkinds Of Iobbine in the sunsmi,h line done with
ne eatness and despatch.
Shop on the east side OF Columbus ct, one door
south OF the Union House. June 22-t
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Drug gists

Walker Il Hickling. Dealers IN Drugs, Mrdi-
ein,s, Paints, OHs Varni.hes, Patent Wedi-
einss. G!ass, &c, Ottawa, III.
White h Hunter, Dealers IN Drugs Medicines
Paiato. ola, Patent Medicin.s. Fanishis, Dye.
stuss,Se. second store north oiIhe Mansion house
Ouawa, III.
e l. Thompson, D.al,rin Drugs. Patent Neii.
eines, PaIats, Oils, Pnnisirs, Hy.. strfs, &c
Between City Hotel and Reddck's block.
q. J. smith, Dealer IN Drugs N.diein,s, Pants
Oils, Dye STUFF, nc. &c, Newark, Kendall coun.
" NIlInols
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Gtorae. s. forwar6ine.

Maurice rphy,-Storags. Fornarding and
Comul,ssion Merchant, dealer IN all kinds OF pro.
duce --Werrhous- east OF Chnrruauds were
house, man canal, Ottawa, ILL., loct l9-6m.
r. 4. Charruaud, Storag. 4 Commission M,r-
eiant-Warehouse east side OF the bridge, NaIn
canal, Ottawa, ILL., nov 20
l.. Hills, Storage, Fornarding and Commisson
uerchat, dealer IN all kinds Of produce, rrue's
Warehouse. No .. Side cut. Ottawa Illinois
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD inform, his friends and the
~ public INIT he has jus, opened Meat Market nt
hs new building on the corner north Of the Court
House Square III Ottawa, where he will he happy to
supply oil his friends and the public with the choicest
Of everything in the meat line. Vegetables Of all
kinds also kept on hand.
No Market on Sunday The shop will be KEEP,
open on Saturday evening. but closed on the Sab
bath sept2l 1850
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Make you vssdy 81 ~ sups,
Freemen of tie euchRG6
Rouse TO meet the fcs nosouiogn
Meet him ere itis toe lsts
with your meeiinss and your hsllos,.
Crush The object VI yeur haze
See, be Stake with footsteps cory, l..-..
See him trample down and sIsv.
See, the blooming and the hoary
,,tel beneath his tyruni sway.
Hold your meetings, WsshinGtouiaus.
Beat him 90 next ballot day.
Shall that bloated Kiug Of liorrsys.
With his minions longer boast
Riot on the drunkard's sorrows,
ratlen TO the poor mans cossf
Nrxt election, With your ballot.
Drive him iurIous from your coast
Shall the greedy, reckiess vendpr.
koRues and paupers mutplyl
Rob our purse Of lawful tender,
lax Us for their own suppyl
Washngtonians, rally, rally!
Try them with the ballot,iryl
Voters, shall the dorgeries longer
=. Rule lhe. people Of this townl
Vendert Of the ~orst of poisons,
Make you take their doses town.
Scorn them hate them and their mnionsi
Crush them with Freeman's frown!
To your Legislature. rre-meu.
Send petition. full and long
Have the License law abolished,
Crush that most Outrageous wrcne.
Naye ip. Freemen send pe titiops.
Show the world your arm is strong.
Let the honor ofour nation,
Let the cry Of others woes,
wake our zeal and hearts compassion
Urge us forth TO meet our foes
fal NA..r
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Dusinsss CARDS.
Carriage 4 Wagon N,ahumc,orv

" NJ PALMER returns thanks TO the public for
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, andhaving associated himselfwith J. G. GAY,
he would state thatthey prepared to carry on the
Cnrringe and Wagon Making business,
in alllts various branches Our stock Of lumber is
wei seasoned. and we are determined TO make the
hest work thats made in the country. Two-horse
wagons kept constantly on hand. All who wish to
purchase are invited to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere. Shop on the
corner OF Columbus and Jefferson streets Lumber
akenin exchange for work WIN PALMER,
Ottawa feb ii 4S JGGAY
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g o tel 9

Fox River House, by l.. DELAso, on the canal
uear the aquaduct. Canal packets stop regularly
at this house,
American House, near the confluence OF the II.
nois and Fox Rivers, and near the bridge.
MansiOn House, Ottawa, Ill ,bv X TuorS. Pas.
sengers carried tree to and from the canal pack
cts, Stages arrive and depart daily.
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Cabinet Work and Chairs.
- uPAulsrsRlNG & UNDERTAKING.

T>HE subscriber begs to return thanks for the lib.
L eral support given him thus far. and he will try
and merit its continuance
lie would respectfully remind his friends and the
public that his stock sful Of such articles as he finds
in demand here. Of his own manufacture and impor.
ted Al parrsntsd as represented,
Ivainst Lumber taken in pay for furniture.
He has on hand and makes ,o order m.,r,sse,.
cushions, &c. a. good and as cheep ss ,hcy en- n he
bought in ST. Louis or Chicago; he also krcps con.
stantly on hand ready made cofiins Of oil sizes liz
kccpsa Hsarse, an dsiuncrnls. and h,s char.
g.swill he found LOW PETER Russell.
La Sale st., Ottawa, Aug 10, 1880
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GRApr ~ LIEUT. GESEaAL.--The Military
Board Of Officers. Of which Gen. Jesup was Pres.
idsnt, have decided upon recommending that an
other grade bs addedto the oflosrs Of the Army,
Of the rank af Lieut. General
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Myers Nursery,
Four m'les south Of Magnolia ana

VY&e -Four miies south Of Magnolia and 10
Rn. miles east Of Laeon. in Marshall co.
HIS nursery has aow been in operation saurteen
IL years, IN which time no labor or pain has bee n
spared 10 make the selection Of fruit trees perfect,
There are now in the nursery over serenity varieties
81 afp!es, which Will be sold as low ~ al any nur-
srry N the west. from @ycarsup. The subscriber 10
prepared to supply any demand and Of oil such %.
pies 40 can be kept he will have specimens Of the
ruit 10 exhibit 10 purchasers. (s3e) Dawn Mvsas
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Select School.

MISS MARY s. LEE designs opening a selcc,
vi school for lads and misses. on Monday, Aug.
d, the school room hnck ofthe Methodist church,
formerly occupied by Miss Cody
Ottawa, Aug 81
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.

Iaeerporatsd 1910 Charter perpetual CaEikaf 81 So
\ 0e0i triA polcsr OF iaersasiag u 10 $550, 900.
FJfHIS long established and well known hstitn-E
X tion, has transacted 4 most extensive insurance
business for more than thirty yeaFa through
out the United States and the British Nerth Ameri-
can provinces. lthas aimed TO secure public conf
dence by an honorable and faithful fulflment Of
its contracts; and owners of property are assured
that all fair claims for loss under its policies will
be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings, Manufactures Mills, Machinery Dwell
ling Houses, Stores, Merchandise, Household Fur
niture Vessels on the stocks or while in port &c.
&c, will be insured al rates as low as the risk will
admit The following gentlemen coEsintethe.
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
n. HUNTINGDON, ESQ, PREsinESr.I
| Albert Day, Hezekiah Huntingdon,
James Goodwin, JuniuS S. Morgan,
Henry Keney, Charles Boswell,
/ D. F Robinson, Calvin Day.
| JOB Allyn,
|. ek JAMEs G. BoLLEs, Secretary
CHRrsToPHEn 9. LYMAN, Asst SeerefGry.
/ Applications for Insurance may be made Of
i B. w. HERBERT, I
| .Agfm ter JcFcfs0a County, Va
! In the absence of the Agent from Char;estawn 10
|. JoHX P. BRowN, Esq. who will attend 20 them
| promptly Persons a distance address through
! The mail.
~ b On all Church Buildings and Clrsymen's
personal property, the Agent will present hsEeom.
missions in reducing the amount of premiums on
| the risks thus arising 4.
4 January 81 IS50-sIH - 81
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GOING INTO MOURNING.

A. few weeks ago our friend Clarke was
lying sick With the bilious fever. The at
tack was severe, and he awoke from short
sleep To hear hurried and smothercd con-
versation in the adjoining room, in which his
wife took part. The FIRST words that Clarke
caught we're uttered by his better half
aOn that ground" said she, Il object to
mourning T.
ayes" said another, but the world looks
for tilt is fashionable, and one mightas
we'll BE- out Of the world as to be out Of fash
ionn
Here thought Clarke, is nice wife
She thinksI am about to die--to be planted,
/ il may use the expression, in the cold earth,
yet she refuses to 60 into mourning for me
All msin
aNow that am h.-a. nerhaps had bet
Ter take your measure"
arr. unfeeling wretch !" exclaimed Ur--,-.
IL think Of sending for dress maker before
am dead I'll live in spite
,6aysll.m mnsed tho Hife y. y JRelIssye {22gg
trimming and let it be gay as possible
"Wbat heartlessnessn said Clarke, womau
like though. One husband is no sooner dead
than they set about entrapping another. |
H can scarcely credit IL"
sOf course you will have hounce.n
Two Of them, as the body is to be plain.
wishIyou to get the wide gimp to trim it .
How will you have the sleeves trimmed n
with buttons and fringesn
"Well-well-this beats all, /" sighed posr
Clarke,
HIS "When do you want the dress inquired
the mahtua maker
4 mast have 10 in three days Ny hus.
band viii then be of my hands, and shall
be aba 10 60 out
"0hl horrible--horribls," calculated the
sick man, X am. only half dead, but this
bIowswill kill me
His wife heard him speak, and few quick
ly to his bed side,
Did you speak my dear ," said she with
che voicsIof an angel
Il have heard It all madam replied !
Clarke The mourning dresses
fringe -svery, thing OH Maria Maria /
I "You havep'
~Do You take me for fool ~
yCertainly not, my dear
"You expect me to be out Of the way in
three days"
"YesY love the doctor said you would he
well in that time
hat means the dress ~
1T is the one yeu bought for me before
you were taken sick .
But you werc speaking Of mourning1H
I'VE were talking Of Mrs. Taperly Isl
aOh thatsis it2A
Eyes, love, you know she is poor, and the
family is large, and il m1se Be inconvenieut
for her 70 ind mourning for them all On /
this ground opposed t.,
"So-sp that's j., is il Z ! thought you
were speaking of me, and It distressed me.
Let me beg Of you to be more careful in
future"
Clarke was out in three days, and he now
laughs asthe matter which slva -PPsas.sl l
% horrible
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Or. Vincent NJ Builrf and Dr. John Reynolds
are appoinied Physirians for he Poor ID DisiricF
No for tie present year, q salary Of 50 each
% Be levied in June 1861
Or. John Locke and Or. Il s. Richeiberrers are
appointed Physicians for The poor is DissrieI No
foF he same time Il salary of SIS each 10 Sc
levied al The same time
Or. Wna. o. MeCourhfry and Or. s. Al Rate.
are appointed Physicians fof the Poor 10 Disfricr
No. 3 and the Poor House for the saine tine. 81 4
salary of 80 each, 10 be levied Al The same dine
Dr.. VIM. Hunter il appointed Assistant Phvsi-
clan for the Pcorin Districts No and 2 81 sala-
~ Of so each, 70 Be levied ai The same time
Pr. p. p W. Stephenson, DR.. John d. Starry.
and DR. James Logic are appointed Physicians ri
the Poor in Disiricf No. g. fbr the same tine &
salary q IS EACH to Be levied Al the same time
By order Of The Beard
September -, 1850 - =
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CHI came 10 he E.. =. tkzhtiful one
rTis lie cline Of ii. [1I ID. De shrine Of the SUM-
Where the sky ever s6I.Iss @ilh passionate glow
And tAe fosers spread their treasures Of crimson
ard snow:
Whet} The breeze, Der brigh, waters wars incense
sling.
And gay birds are giancinx in hsa@'v .adse,nK
gkrfk sfrafner smjies er mountain and plain,
Xad IT, best gifts OF Eden, unshadoved remain
Oh come TO the South,
The shrine Of The sun
j: And dwell IN IL bowers
Sweet, beautiful one
OH eGeae 70 tAe South, and III build thee home
Where winter shall never nitusively come
The daeen like eatalpa the myrtle and pine
The se.a-ffpi,ed orange, the rabg gemmed vine
Shall bloom round thy Dwelling and shade Thee at
nben,
While sfrds Of all music keep ainorous tune
By the Kush Of glad fountains we'll rest US eve,
No troubles to Eex us and no sorrows 10 grieye
o. come To the South
The shrine Of the sun
@And dwell in It's bowers.
Sweet, beautiful one
Oh cpne 10 the S6ulh lis the home OF the heart
No SKY like lis own, can deep passion impart,
The glow Of is summer is felt 10 the soul,
And love kee peih efils feGyeni controli
Oh, here would thy beauty most brilliantly beam,
And thy life pass away like some DELEGATE dream !
Each V ish Of Thy heart should realized be,
And this beautiful land seem an Eden TO thee
Then, come TO the South,
The shrine Of the sun
And dwell In its bowers,
Sweet, beautiful one
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
CHEAT DECLINE IN PRICES!

GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES!
i CneAPl CnE4PERtl CHEAPEST llH
/ THE most superior stock Of READY-MADI
/ Il CLOTHING ever offered in Harpers- Ferry
has just been received by the subscribers, for III
present Spring and Summer trade, at their Csokksnt
| EmPortnIp, where purchasers can be Accommodating
| with the following assortment Of
READT-MADE CLOTHING.
Goats, Pants, Vests Shirts, all qualities, Drawers
Boots, Hats, hree.quaities, Rough and Ready Hats
Caps, very large supply, al Of which WILDE sold
on reasonable terms and prices that cannot failro
please. Also, superior lot Of Silk, Cotton, and
Bingham Pocket and Meek handkerchief, Crayats.
Gloves Socks, Suspenders Umbrellas, Canes, Pen
Knives, Razor Slrops, &c, &c
TRUNKS FALLCES AND CARPETBAGS
Il This being the largest stock of Ready Made
Ctathtag ever offered in Harpers- Ferry, they ask
can rom afiPurcnaSers ucslF6us OF DeJdg served on
reasonable Terms, either wholesale or retail IT.
y. B. Persons that cannot be accommodated with
our present stock Of Clothing are informed thar W
arePrePared TO have Clothing made to order al shor
notice and guaranteed PIT al the same low prices
- We return our sincere thanks to the citizens
OF HarpersFerry and vicinity for the very liberal
patronage we have received and respectfully solia,
a con.innanee Of the same, as we pledge onrseIyer
there shall BE- nothing wanting on our part 70 rendsr
general satisfaction, both in Goods and Prizes II
r. WALTER & BRO.
Harpers-Ferry, April IL, 1880
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THE NEW wooLLEN FACTORY.
Wool Wanted.

TpHN z. WHITE and D. C. HENKLE have
y lheir NEw WooLLEN FAcToRy. m Shenberds.
Town, nearly completed. The Machinery is all,of
The most approvedkind and the most skilful and ex
perienced workmen have been engaged 80 Ihariboee
wool growers and merchants. who pa,ronize Hig =
tGoietnsnt may rely upon getting The best maieff-
ais, the bestfabrics and fast coivs Rolls cafded and
other county work done al the shortest notice.!
We will exchange for WOOL, on the moss az
communicating terms. our fabrics. viz: Fullef aDtf
Plaid Lnsefs, Tweeds. Blanketiug FIanneIs. Stock
ing Yarn, 6r: Also, any other Kinds OF merehan-,
die that may be preferred 70 our own make 4. the
Store Of John K Whits where alkthe wool will be
received
Nothing hat can be done on our part shall bhsleft
undole 10 render entire Satisfaction 10 those who
trade with u.s. either BIZ ckcharfge or wool or mr.
chasepf our goods WHITE & HENKE
Shepherdsgown, May "a 1870
N. B. Hard Soap Bees Wax and TaIIow utans-
ed at the highest market price
S,1tkif nj Ma rim Bn10 Eos,,.er< .n,,,, s.
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/ n addition to my large stock of Gentlemen and
4 Ladies wear OF my own manufacture. offer 10
my customeTs and the public 10 general, large
STOCK OF city work.of my own selection, which 1
can, Tithoutear, recommend asto quality and price
Ladies CATERS, Slippers and Buskins;
Misses and Chtdrens, new style and great variety
particularly call the attention of the Ladies 10
our stock of Ladies' Misses and Childrens' wear;
hoping by reneWed exertion and attention to bust.
ness and endeavours to please 70 retain the liberal
patronage heretofore extended. wish to inform
The public that rips Of all work sold by me. win Be-
repaired gratis. A penny saved is pennymade.
JAMES MCDANIEL, Agent
April IL, 1850 for S. RideneHr.
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Cash for Negroes.

TT1HE subscriber is anxious to purchase large
i number of Negroes, Of both sexes sound and
likely Persons having Negroes 10 dispose of will
find ii to their interest to give him call before sell
ing, as he will pay the rerg highest cash prizes.
Il He 4ah beseen al the Berkeley Courts, at Martins
burg on the 2d Monday and at Berrvyille on the 4h
Mondayin each month and usually al his residence
in Charlestown. ItI E=
Ai!etlers addressed to him will be promptly at
Esended to. 81 WIN. GROW.
Charlestown Feb ~ ISAS-tf t3 H