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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21


Empty fiddle retorte3 Mrs B., who
would have added stick, ltf the doctor.
watching his opportunity, hid dexterouslg
popped the tube again il hkr mouth--not
without fresh scuffie from The patient 9.
For the Lords sake.s Elem continued
the husband, combining her hand do, do,
pray do sit quiet
Pon-Kob wobble.' said Ellen Hub
bub-bubLls, attempted ID vain 10 speak with
another pipe in her mouth bitides her wind,
pipe. cs
Have the goodness, nis. compos-
ed, inplsred the doctor.
WON'T shouted Mrs BuTage, haying
again released herself fronsAhc instrumeni
BY . desperate struggle. Nhat am 10 Be
pumped out for p
q, Ellen, Ellen, you tsss uhas - have
taken 2
Corrosive salts and narcotics, put il ths
Arsenic and corrosive subliniitys sald
the teetotaler
Oxalic acid and tincture Of opium, added
the doctor.
Fly water and laurel watet,' slid Mrs
Burrage,
vitriol, prussic acid aud aquefortis, con.
tinued the druggist.
4 have taken no such things, said the re,
fractory patient
oh, Ellen you know wha. you said :
Well, whatsP
That your drinking should never trouble
me any more.
And NJ more it shall = screamed the
wilful woman, falling as she spoke, into con-
vulsive paroxysms Of the widest laughter.
: No more it shall, for I've took
What, ma'am, pray what
In the name of Heaven, what y
Why2 then, I've took the PLEDcEp
=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
VIRGINIA LAND WARRANTS.

Mr. Stuart, Secretary Of the Interior,
gives notice to tho holders &c Virginia land
warrants that they will be filed in the order
Of their reception, but that no scrip can be
issued or rules and regulations be prescri.
bed until the necessary action shall have
been taken BY the Legislature Of Virginia,
aud officially communicated to his Depart
ment, authorizing the governor Of that State
TO execute the act Of REIMBURSEMENT required
by second section of the act Of Congress =
The governor. under present circumstances
does not feel himself authorized to execute
the act without further legislation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

NJ It is sometimes said that an editor
fritters away Ills best thoughts to no purpose
but here is paragraph that treats the mat
ter scnsibly--on the. principle. We suppose,
that what can't be cured must be endured
A contemporary whilst contemplating the
high position aud great usefulness Of anews
paper editor thus launches forth
: A newspaper may be DESTROYED at night
1T may light cigar, it may curl lady's
hair. All only think Of that, girls An
I5iiior's thoughts, completely, sweetly, ex-
quisitely wreathcd in your tresses, snd-.yes,
nesting down With you in your midnight
slumbers, % gently quart and peacefully
keep watch over your happy dreams. Je-
rusaleu who would not Be an~editor -
Truly, whosl,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
@ q w IgNEs iaE0IHR,
C9rner~Of Queen and Burk Streets,
RTINSB URIC. V4.

TINE undersigned begs leave respectfully 10 in
IL form the community and travelling public
that be mas taken The Hotel formerly Anown as the
Berkeley House. Tie House has recently un-
dergone thorough rensyaiio6; It is now believed
to lie in every respect adapted to the wants Of the
traveller and sojeugner.84
A large and commodions Stable is attached TO
the premises The tuxuries o. the TABLE WILDE
surpassed b. none and the BAR is at all times sur
piled with choice selerlion Of superior wines and
BAGGAGE taken 10 and from the Depot free Of
charge. and in bad weather Carriage will run 10
the Depot fol the accommodation Of travellers with
out any additional expense.
y JOS c. RAWLINS,
March II, ls52-iy. Proprietor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

CHEAP CASH ATaRE.
NOTICE.

NINCINHELLER s LETORT, having dis
continued the Saddle and Harness Making
business in Charleslown, respectfully request that
all persons indebted 10 Them would allimmediate-
Nkupon G. @ RRAGG, who has their accounts, and
<sisle the same. J. vineinheller, sin eafries on
the above named business in al lis branches in
Martinsbnrg, where be will be happy 10 gu all err
dersfrom Jefferson and adjoining counties. Orders
len with L N Garter in chsrlesi6wn. shallreceiv
prompt attention. as well as all others
January Is, le52.-si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
POE T B 7
From ArEkaTs Ge<etts.
THE WAY TO HONOR AND HAPPlH Rss


THE NAY TO HONOR AND HAPPlN Rss
Wonle'ststhou rise q honorsd greatness,
Truth and labor pdiut The way.
Write Thy motto Perseverance
Hope will ever be Thy stay
Firm resolve and noble action
Lescl mountains ID i plain;
Should Thy earliest effort fail thee.
Neer despair. but..ty again'
When misfortune overtake. thee.
Bow 70 her submissively,- 800
Lower % The earth he'll crush thee.--
SPurn her-she win bow 70 thee.
Waste no time in vain repinins
Der Thy fate, however hard;
fit be Thy lot to labor.
Labor brings sure reward.
When above my lssE lLsa;rt hendisx.
Upright principles maintaining.
Thine is more than eonqucror's worth.
Be it in the field or forum,
In the workshop or the mill,
Care not-cither great Or Iowly,
twill bring thee honor still.
Should contempt. with jewelled finger.
Point at thine, with labor stained,
Stand erect, her false pride seorning.
In thine honest pride sustained,
Birth is but the empty caskci,
Worth the brilliant gem il bore;
Wealth descended may brig honor.
Selfearned competence brings more.
When We view the clouds Of even,
Like proud banners all unrolpd.
Gods armorial upon them,
Wrought in purple edged with gold;
And each planetary systcm,
Fixed pr moved BY Heavens laws,
We our admiration give them
Reverence searchcth out the cause.
Greatness Is alone dependent
On its elfsustaniag powers.
Comes to Us, from none descendant,
None can Ger inherit ours.
Man, on ancestors reliant
For his wealth or Roble name,
Like the bird in borrowed plumage.
Has at best doubtful fame
Yet no more OF earthly treasure
Seek than modest wants demand
When the mind on gpld is conferred.
Then il ceases 10 Npand.
And surplus weight, tho gildcd,
Clogs the wing that fln would soar
Earn noble independence;
Be content wish for more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

r AN DESTROYS 10 purchase 1 large number IL
Nhi}f will give he hikhesi cash prices o.
Persons having slaves 10 sell viii
please inform me personally ol 81 ieiIer ~
n |i1cl<sI1f which NiiIrectiVs prompt ~
1l,e1.i91; . p A. q ~ z Csnpben.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

in al Of lis various branches and am prepared 70
put up - good work and at short notice. and on
Is Amndanhg terms as any one IL the STATE q
Nifgini~ Come one come ali and see me before
purchasing. and will do you good.
HiDES-The highest cash price paid for all
kinds Of Green and Cured Hides
EDWARD SMITH,
Hafrsrs Ferry. Oct g, 1851 High street,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
A C a x ID .

YSHE undersigned have formed partnership 10
The legal profession. They will attend the
County and Superior Courts Of Berkeley Jefferson
Morgan, and Frederick, and the Superior Courts
OF other counties III such cases only Ia which they
may be specially retained.
cHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
Marlin ahnrn Anil 8 ls6.l-.iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
4WM. r. DAUGIIERTY,
Attorney al Law and Notary Public.

aHARPERS- FERRY IA,
DRACTICES ID the Courts OF this and the adj
IL joining Counties and will take Afiidavils.
Dispositions and the acknowledgement OF Deeds.
anywhere in Jefferson County, and will also pro-
test foreign bills Of exchange.
FEB 81, ia5f-Sptyft.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

Fashionable Cl0thfng.
WV. WALL,
~ Htenar, brttcef1i yfh and IUth Streets
(Next TO Mr. Shank : iron Haildpg
Washington, ID. e..

Washington, ID. e..
w GUILD respectfully say To thf citizens Of JEFF
w fcrson and the Valley generally that he has
enlarged and extended his Clothing Estabis hment
making II one 0f the largest and most extensive
Clothing Depols in this part 81 The rountry
Isextent istwo doors, running 30 feet deep, and
employing from IS 10 100 hands, Thereby giving
employment 10 our own mechanics and sempsiresses
and offering goods as low as they chn be Tough al
the North
am prepared TO make 10 order the mos, fashion
able and elegant assortment Of
CLOTHS CASSIlHERES AMI VES7TNGSs
90 be found in this city, at prices as low those
bought at the cheapest ready made store in WASH
ington and OF superior make and finish. In tex
tare and quality. all nv g1ois will compare with
any Merchant Tailors 10 the District, and at much
less cost ~ my desire Is tado permanent custom
trade am determined to give entire satisfaction,
and all goods purchased II moi found 10 be as rep
resented. liberal deduc ion viii be made.
All Clothing made 10 order, will be cheerfully
taken back if found not 70 suit
Constantly on hand large general and complete
assortment of Ready made Clothing at prices TO
shit the times
L Alse al my E<tabtshneIi three doors East of the
National Hotel
The citizens OF Jefferson and The valley. visiting
Washington. are respectfully inviihd Ia give me a
call as feel roai.ient they will b$ amply repaid.
March IS iSj2--1y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
TnOMiS c. GREEN.
ATT0RMEY AR HAM

" YIN V16 U w U IN wy
CBsaLEsrows, JEFrERsoN COUNTY, ViRGIafA =
DRAcFiCES 10 Jefferson and Hampshire coun.
y ties, and will attend promptly 10 all business
that may be entrusted 10 his care. NJ
Office the one recently occupied by VIM Lucas
March "a 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
ID. G. .JCHlPLEY.

~ Q 2. WRKkY Al LAW.
W -. ~ |.ts''ce 70 Frederick and the adjoining
A. >< .[' ana wiz nndsgtakethe prompt col
r., .'. q Asen. for me Sai<or P1reiass
Me- ~ * ,teAxnxhsra Esz21skszAasa "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

A jailorin 0xfordshire, who was remark
ably humane % his prisoners, said to one Of
them. Ny good friend you are to Be hanged
on Friday fortnight | want extremely 20
60 to Lsnaon would you be SO kind as TO
Be hanged on next Friday Il with the
greatest pleasure 70 oblige you, replied ihe
complaisant convict. who was accordingly
suspended
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

~ A lady somewhat fastidioas ID the
use Of words, set the table ID roar. Il :
fashionable hotel lately. 81 requesting The
waiter to help her 70 little bosr,n Of that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
ATTENTION, nOUSEKEEPERS !!
Old Furniture Made New.

fTvHE undersigned having had long experience
lSxn, As well as an Apprenticeship in Philadet
rhia respectfully Offers his services to visit the
uonsekeeper oflhe county attheir houses. and
Aiier, Repair, Farnish and Dress,
10 any mahner desired allarticles OF
FURNITURE
lhatmay need renovaiipg, No mater what may
be The work required. he will attend to il with
promp;ness and fidelity. and his charges viii be
must reasonable
Reference as o his capacity NAV be made 10
Messr< Leonard 5zdier. Humphtst Keyess Robert
4. Brown, Wells HAWKS, and oihers 81 Charles
iowa
Any one desising bis services will please apnlv
10 him personally in Ckaflestown. 81 lhrnuek ,he
Post Once. GEO r. EyRRfTT. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21

tHoSt persons having Negroes for sale. can
get,ns highest price ~ calling on he subscri-
ietleF viz Be promptly aiicn1ss Is,
taif q, lesi. &C. BRAGG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Aug 81. dhH ne I1H6Ilc S1nQrt
MARTIMsBUad. VA

TIME undersigned tenders her cordial thanks TO
i her friends andthe public for their past libe-
raj encouragement, and respectfully soliciis aeon
tinuance Of The same. Her house is about Ia un-
dergo thorough repair, and she pledges herself
that nothing shall be wanting 10 make The United
States Hotel pleasant and agreeable home TO the
traveller and guest. MARY ODEN 4
Amt s lR52-iI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
National Agricultural and Seed
WAR8WsDWNa
WASHINGT0N CITY

-
sHE subscriber begs leave 10 call the attention
\ Of The Farmers Of JetIe rson, aud he adjoining
eounliess 20 one Of the most extensive and bes Sc
scied asserimenis Of Agricultural Machinery and
Rts men,s g be found IN any similar house IN
ne Uaiied States. His arrangements with aIl he
seA manufacturers ID this county, ensble him 10
.eFnssh q Fze1y prizes every afiicle foF
we iafm and all goods. leaving bib establishment,
IS sa,zsets4 e p1est as s<pr<se ned His stock
F0RTy VARIETIES oFpL0U1ns
1nahng which may Be f5snd The ceietfatea p,eo,in,
Sentiq Draft WFouxht and Cas- iF0S SELF 81 men.
tne Deep = iller Sod the fat hi ~ lill ihe
gsemIem Nep York Nos. 81 l9s l9I % 81 and
- ne sahsoil and bill side Plous b. d sssry va
c,liirale'ss HaEvs,ss'. ca H.. mi -.
Fkrssss Psnnsek's 4. Sip1la1 11Sss. 800.
Efus.ey,s and sfrt'srmiekss
Kcaping and Moving Machines.
Bambotougb's Grants and giaclairs
FL NNING MILLS.
Corn shelters.
Single and doable Spout lprice $40 TO Si6,) also
The large Cylindrical at $50 and $50; and later
warranted 10 she'll from 500 10 1000 day.
HORSE 20 WERS,
swesp and Railway, VI various sizes, from SIS
TIRESHING MACHINES
]. With open and soid wrough, iron and oak Cyl
iuIers-pfice $35 "a SEQ
- 1OhN dND NOD Ill GaonE4C0,
From $50 to SIS warfanied 10 grind IRON 70
10 bushels per hour.
TIE SEED DEpAR TgHENT
Is Supplied with every variety ofFied and Gar
den Seed, all Of which are warranted fresh and
geaaiss.
PER UVI1N GUANO
Having made arrangements with lhe Agent Of the
Peruvian government for tie sale OF Peruvian
Guano, for supplies a this artcle direct from the
chineia Islands, purchasers may rely upon being
1nrnlshedJwifh pure No. quality, 4, lowesi Bal
timate RATS IN
All goelSlelfxered In Washington or George
town. ircecf chaAge, and orders tn mail promptly
attended 70, FtTZHUGH COYLE,
National AgffAnltnfal and Seed Warehouse Iron
Il Baildipc sign Of The Gciden Plough and
Eagle, 7lh street Washington city
March 1s. 1859 Ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
WIN. Isle BAKER.
AE9@@NEE ar II NWp

al I0>asN;S y Al 5AW
DRACTISES a. heretofore, 10 all he cour,s 81
= Jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke eouniies. AZ
Commissioner Tor The neighb0sinr. ana Eli ne
Wessefn States ne will take The acknowledged III
o., and ArTHEs5icaTE under his SEAL Or or.
ICE, any instrument Of writing 10 be used ii sad
6ioIess and as
NOTARY PUBLIC
~ tsssaun toaniy. pc Will administer aflidavits
'ase eEfepilions and Acknowledgements 81 deeds.
&C, 10 be recorded in any Of The COM
lies Ia Virginia.
Cha1l[sown. Aug. II. ls5a- 6m.
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Something for Every Body.

Snow fell to the depth of three inches at
Johnston. Pa, on the oath ult.
DR.. VIM r. Grant, Professor of Anatomy in
the Pennsylvania Medical College, died the 2Sh
The only remaining window glass factory in
New England was closed at Keenc N H.. recently.
friend to the BlOomer dress says his object
is to eletae the American costume.
Hon. Lyman Cook independently has been
chosen Mayor of Burlington Iowa
Never laugh at those who do not dress as we'll
ms Won do They may know great deal more than you
The Democrats of Massachusetts, have pledged
themselves to raise $50 600 to start at Boston
Punch saws that Mr.. Barnum is in active
treaty for the purchase of the House that Jack built
There is great suffering in some parts OF Spain
from the scarcity of grain and the high price of bread In
the city of Madrid it is worse than elsewhere
We would merely remark that those persons
who talk most about preserving the unon are the very
ones that keepit in a pickle
Neri. the dancer who travelled with Ciocca
died in Philadelphia the 2lst ult. of intiammatorJ
rheumatism aud dysente1y.
Smith OBrien is at present acting as elias
steal tutor in the family of Dr. Brook in Van Deman
Land.
/ There were 41S deaths in Newly ork week be
fore last Died of consumption g. commissions 81
small pox IL inflammation of the lungs So
John Haviland, ESQ.,, the author of the Penn
svlyania system prison discipline died in Philadelphia
on Sunday. the 2Sth ult.
Antoine Lopez, who was pardoned by Gov
Hunt of NewYork condition that he should leave tn
country sailed for Matanzas last week
A letter from Cassel, of the 10Th ult., state
shat all the attempts to recapturs the fugitives hene
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Norton The bricks in the chimney great curiosity
some OF them weighing from eight to ten pounds each
The house Is now occupied by aged lady descendant
of Shadrach Norton.
"Ah," said an elderly gentleman, meeting a
well dressed functionary of ball ah, what did
you say your was?' my name,' said the func.
tionary is George Washington Napoleon Goethe Gbbon
Spittuff! Ah returned the elderly gentleman with
an aiiable smile, - thought you dead' Dead
Did you say dead - Yes there person of that
hung last week in Jersey!n The functionary
soped in the midst of explosion of mirth from the
bystanders.
Clemens Meserve, Of Portsmouth, N. j., ex-
hibtod in office last week says the Portsmouth Ga
zette) cnunterpane m"de from a dress manufactured
hundred and twenty years ago by his great grand
mother resident Of Scarborough. Me. The cloth
white cotton and linen spun and by her hands
Large sprigs. six inches in length, deliberately
wrought with crewe in coOrs throughout the dress The
cloth about the fneness Of sheetine worth six
cents yard but valuable such cloth in those
days. that at least three week labor devoted to fin
shng the choice article perhaps for bridal decoration
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GOOD Middling- ..7Md)S GOOD and Fine. IA -
TOBACCO--We heard of 2c1 hhds sold, including 1856
in two lots, at -, 20 and 25 Mason County at - % at
81, 81 at 41zGD5, and 10 at 32le p fb.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-saes 1000 hhds at feeble
prices for the lower grades but full the better
qualities . Of Moasses 800 bbls taken at 1SG26e, the
stock being light.
confined to 1900 bbs Of which SEQ Ohio in lots So IS
$50 fancy at So s7. 900 St Louis 81 CO. 40 extra
Ohio at 81 So and 22o extra Illinois at 81 20 2 Dbl
GRAIN-No change. Sales 5000 sacks Corn at 41zG
AID. including 5000 by party at 4047e. Of Oats
700 sacks st Louis brought 2t(dD35e q bushe
PROFESSIONALISM firm and improving and we
noticed sales of 10 bbs inspected Mess in lots
81 % q bbl. Bacon Sides brisk with sales 20 casks
at az. 300, by party, at OK 10 at 9, and
small lots at 10e for ribbed and 1e for clear also
casks Shoulders at 74e... Of Lard noticed sales of
27G bbls (23s and 3S at So As No So % tierccs at
9, and $40 kegs at 924G q fb.
GUNNY BAGS-stiil lower Sales 200 bales at $40.
go days, without interest. 200 at SIC cash and lot of
100 bales, subsequently, offered at So, without pur-
chaser
INDIA BAGGING--3O bales sold at 12t on long time
BAGGING AND ROPE-5O pieces Kentucky (hand-
oom) Bagging taken at IL cash and lbs coils ordinary
Rope at 51af.
CoFFEE-sales $50 bags part ordinary, at 914691s.
and 800 prime at 934e
wIIsKY-sales 100 bbls Rectifed at IL 100 extra in
lots at 171s and IS bbls Raw at II 10 r gallon.
FREIGHTs-A ship taken for Liverpool on Mon
day. at 1924 and not at 9-16d, as reported.
EXCIIANGES-No alteration
Sterling JOS 3lOpif
Francs. 20G05 d
Network sixty-day Bills = Ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork. .parGD% Z ct disc
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Per steamship Meteor from avesiOnJane ar lady, Mrs
o!ge Chb and lady John Barton lady child Mrs Col
Inns Mrs Morris; hesss NJ Wai W Collins son ]
Mitchell Brown Forsta Lee, French, Smith Daniels Rves Cox
Bahbet Riddle Nelson Clid; Patrick Holt Payne Wsddy Tate
Bnereld tedies w Whitaker DR. Rhodes-and deck
Per steamship Yacht from Bazos Iago-Leut A. lady
Sash-and : deck. ~ ''
Per ship Ew Everett from HkrreMadam shu Boucbery
E de Gevanhi D Taquerand $40 esr
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SHERiFF'S SALE
FoUn1H DsTRIoT CouRT T. POUGET ST. V. BARRETT W.
oFSEwORLEAss. CABLE d Co, FOR A FORCED SURRES-
DER. No. 1854.
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order of
- se rendered March 1883, and directed Honorable
the Fourth District Court Of Neweans the above entitled
will proceed sell public auction the Rotlnda OF
change, st. MONDAY
May e. 1884, IL O'Clock NJ
The .oiOwng named SLAVES to wit:
JIN4 old,
DAVE about old the three years
The undivided half which belongs
other half to J. R. Borgstede, who the
Terms cash the JAS. 2. FRERET,
sp2 IL 20 my3 Sherfof the Parish 81 Orleans
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tOfiCe.
.AciS.

! Es- Mr. HARMON DOANE having been APP
pointed ASSISTANT AGENT OF THE BRANCH OF THE UNITED
STATES LIFE INSURANCE. ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA in this city, the business thereof will hereafter be
conducted by the unlers BENJAMIN FLORANCE
ap1 HARMON DOANE ant Ags nj
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ADJUSTMENTS.
stT CHARLES THEATRE

SIT CHARLES THEATRE. -Fourteenth nigh
NJ he great RayET FAMILY who attr.siag
audience. nghtly .Fir he II ALLAN BFiGA rs
night Of GyJESsKI WEDNESDAY April Tho Ravsl FAM
viii with VIEW EXERCISES o. THE TIGHT 8. Pc.
After which, the Comic PAnsdn q 5J,sK or nv sSArE
4,soaebsk Ga5rirl htge. To oowsd IYai
SAsTIc AERIAL GROUPINGS, BY the Mn1in~iti Family To
1de Vggns Of tns ITALIAN pRiGAN tn
Hsvel Family th ChlAsfiAW bA
SHAW AND BtGSHAWGr mshaW, Mr. Drbar
DLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street.
Il WEDNESDAY EVENING April will be presente. the 'of
edy Of PRESENTED AT C0uRTRochester, Mr. C. Hosrd Nov
ags NJ Wright; King Charles H. Mr. Engish Sydney Mr. K esi
kthsrdgs Mr. Davis Sam Pepy Mr. Bass Wdderrn, Mf tie
land Trsndle. Mr. Mysrs; Ann Frankyp, Ms C. Howard 81
Cssnane Mrs HrVleke Conclude with the E1trsya2anza Of
MAILMAN AND BtnoUE A-Bung Mr.. Dafea3 Sling, III.
Mrgnt p~na.e, W. Holland cernaral1anen M Mcyleker.
"TONDERS OF THE NINETEENTH CEN.
w TURT-Wll be exhibited Armo,y Hall, Tuesiaj.
RI Thnay s,a Friday 9Th and Saturday loth
ROSSITERS GREAT HIS 1OfsICAL PAINTINGS, tTtiE RET
or THE DOVE 10 THE ARK; or, THE TRIUMPH OF FAITH
aud " MIRIAM EXUETISG OVER THE DESTRUCTION Plil
RAOfES HOST.
~ Open from to 10 Admission only Fi1y
Children half price Ssaon Iieksts, One Dollar t
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EXPORTS.

MOBLPer steamship Roger Williams: bbls 300
20 do lard oil, IS SKIS blcon 800 Flcks
NEW York; ship Nathaniel Hooper, 800 bales cotton 900 bbls
pork So do lard oil do whisky hds sugar corn 1909
10 wheat 1900 hides, % bales peries, cks copper.
APALACHfCOLA-Per schr ] bacon hams
obs IL Kegs lard 900 SEEKS IL do coffee, bb
sugar. IS bbls flour, IS bbls whistv.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED
Ships.

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