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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

ARrrsr.-A Jew pedtler was arrested
Yesterday charged with stealing swl'cb, worth about
so. ofa ars. wiHsms. o. Nestown. he wss taksH1
N,wfevn TO- trial
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willow TIE railing which once protected the building
has also decsyed or been destroyed BY vile hsu1sne
only part remaining has on the names Of the SStes OF
Maryland Virginia North Carolina, South Carolna and
Georss-being only five representatives. ~ the original
Thirteen States Any wishing to view NE Tomb oil
the Martyr cen reach the place in few minutes oy
taking the ferry at Gouverneurstreet and pro-
ceeding short distance up HudsOn-s enue the landing
the Brooklyn side.
RATIFICATION MEETNG.-The DemOc-
racy Of Brooklyn held their ratification meeting las.
evening at the City Hotel, the City Hall There
very fair attendance Of the rooms In the h)
tel being nearly full The meeting called to order
by s p Robinson, Esq, who nominated G. b Lamar
Esq., President and a number Of vice-Presiieats and
Secretaries Hon. H. c. Murphy gave a version
Of the proceedings st Baltimore, which was
followed by speeches from Messrs Sanford, Nc
Cook Seguine and Dustin series Of resolutions In
endorsing the Baltimore Platform, Recommending the
speedy Enlargement of the Erie Canal snd proposing
to meet their brethren of New York. and exchange con-
graiuations at washington's Headquarters NewbuIgh
on the Goth July next and with few remarks from Col
Romaine the meeting adjourned.
ATTEMPTED SUIciDE.-On Wednesday
evening last young and interesting female named
Mary Lockwood, attempted to drown herself by
jumping off the Dock foot Of Jay.st She was rescued
by Mr. VIM Mclaughlin who plunged in after her
She gives as her for wishing to make
way with herself that she had been deserted aud lief.
pennies by her husband, John lockwood, to whom
she married about two years since. They formerly
resided No % Prospecst She is at the Sscond
District Station House, where every requisite her
don demands is kindly awarded to her by the officers
MILITARY VIsIT.-The Republican Ar
tlery Albany intend visiting this City about the lOth
of july They to be the guests of the Washington
Life Guards, Captain Sharp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

GREENwIcH-sTREET.-The lower part OF
tbs street once more begins to assume the shape aud
form Of hghwsy The protracied grading being nearly
finished It seems like piece Of folly to spoil three or
four blocks Of buildings for the purpose Of deerea'ingn
slight degree The descent Of the hill ia Morrsst,
street Of small importance and little travel but we sup
pose Corporate wisdom knows best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
ASSAULT WITH "A HATcHET.-Wm.

ASSAULT WITH a HATCHET.-Wm
Ferris blacksmith, while passing through West-st,
yesterday afternoon when near Washington Market,
accdenhy came In collision with youngster sud.
denly seized Ratchet with which he struck Mr. Ferris
powerful blow In the face splitting his its whole
length The wound bled profu'ely notwithstanding
which, he managed to walk to the New.York Hospital,
where the wound dressed After perpetratng the
outrage, the rascal fed, but the police Of the Third
Ward are after him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

MIDyIGHT MUsIC.-On Wednesday
night large corps Of musical performers ass nibled
in Broadway in front Of the New-York Hotel and sere
naded Mdlle Alboni, the distinguished artilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
THE Bic TENT.-There is a Mass Meet

The BIC TENT.-There is q Mass Meet
ing every night at this spacious place In point of
beers and zeal There are large numbers each night
who 90 away for want of room to gain admlttance.
Last night the Tent was densey crowded. The meet
ing was opened by Rev. Mr.. Eddy, after which Tenn
perance ode was sung by Mr.. Marsland. The meeting
was then addressed by DR. Harrington, of Brooklyn In
logical, earnest and effective Manner which very
warmly applauded at every point Rev. Mr.. Walters
also addressed the meeting in truthful and deeply
interesting Those present warmly responded
to this gentleman The services closed by two Tenn.
perance odes, to the evident delight of all present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

REAL EsTATE.-The following Real
Estate sold at Auction, June TO- at the Merchants
Exchange, by William H. Franklin:
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LIcENsEs IL THE SIxrEENrH WARp.-

LICENSES IN THE SIXTEENTH WARD
We are glad to hear that In dispensing poison licenses
for this Ward decent regard has been manifested
for the requirements Of law The Alderman and Assis
tnt have had the courage to do their duty the fullest
manner in refusing licenses to men of notorious bad
character, and the prospect is that rum will be sold
hereafter By men of ordinary good standing unless they
fall by the bite of the serpent which they deal with
The people will be only grateful for this and have
no doubt that the licensing officers themselves will have
reason to rejoice at their own rness The Sixteenth
Ward has been materially changed for the better within
the past two years Previous to the Taors Riots the
Sixteenth was one Of the worst Iowdy Wards in the
City, and was looked upon with dread But since that
disastrous fight, and especially, since Capt Stephenson
was put in command of the Police the work of refor
nation has been going finely. Great credit is due to
Capt s, who more than all others, has labored sue
cesstuly tor law and order.
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my similar time on record /:

Nearly reven thousand emirants In 50 hours is pretty
rapid business, even for this fast country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

WArERMELoNs.-Fivs hundred ripe wa
termelons and 2loOO pine apples arrived yesterday
from Ele,hurs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

AccIDENT.-A swill-cart driver fell I'M
der the wheel of bic cart yesterday and bis team START
ing he was over sad had his head cut and hs lei
leg and Left arm broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

TEMpERAYcE.-Hon. E. ID. Culver ad-
dressed ten persrce meeting at the '1a''t as'a0as
Church. lsy, evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

CoNvICTED.-Charles G. Graves, the
young man who was arrested in Albany to which be
had fed with watch stolen from his aunt yesterday
plead guilty Of pett larceny and Juses Bosxcrth gave
him GO dsys to the Penitentary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

FIRE.-About five o'clock yesterday
afternoon FIRE broke out in the basement of No -
Rooseveltst, occupied by German family The alarm
quickly given and the fremen were early on the
ground, and soon extinguished the flames. Damage
t1aing The origin of the fire ia unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

FATAL ACcIDENT.-Michael Murray,
who Tuesday last fell down the hstchway of the
piIotbost Esge, died yesterday at the City Hospital
whittier he was taken shortly after the occurrence Of
the accident The Coroner will hold an inquest upon
the body this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

Found DRowNED.-The body of an I'M
known yesterday found in the dock at the foot
Of Futon-st, N. K.
The body of another unknown man was also found
yesterday in the water at pier No. L. r. The Coroner
held nquests upon the deceased and verdcts in each
case were rendered of death by drowning under cir
cumstances unknown TO the jury
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
HI. MOO ELS
Cheap Book and Variety Store,
.F0.I5s Pratt street,
FIVE DOORS hB1pE the AM: RlChN H1TEI,

"a 4
ID ESPECTFuLLY ipiormsC Country Merchants
IN and others that he has constantly for sale, at
the rery ipvest prices general OF SCHOOL
AND MISCELLANEOUS BooKs, NOVELS AND CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS. STATIONERY or ALL KINDS, embracing,
in Part, Blank Account Books in great varieties,
viz:
Day Books, Ledgers, Records, Journals and Re-
ceipt Books, Pocket Memorandum, Copy and Pass
Books.
PAPER.-Piain and Fancy Envelopes, Cap,
Post, Bill, Note, Tissue, Botting and Post Office
Paper Transparent Notices Blue, Black and Red
Ink Bonnet Boards, Port Foli3s, Pocket Books,
Penknives, English and German States, Gold Pens
and Silver Pencils, Silk and Bead Purses, Umbre-
las, Fans, Canes, Fancy Baskets, Violins, Flutes.
PLAYING CARDS.-Eagle. Decatur, Merry
Andrew. Highlands, Visiting Cards, Conversation
Cards, Games, Songs, Plays German Toys, Spy
Glasses, Card Gases, Combs, Hair Brushes. Port
Monies, Cologne, Hair Oil Razors, Writing Desks,
Pistols, Fancy Boxes, Carpet Bags, French &
American Lilhngraph Prints Looking Glasses,
Pocket Inkstands Almanacs Tor 1852, Of every va
WHo LESLIE AND RETAIL
BLANK BOOKS made 10 order and ruled 10
any pattern, at The shortest notice.
BOOK BINDING neatly executed. Old Books
and Pamphlets Febouud,
t-T Second Hand Books bought and sold, or ex-
changed.
Keep constantly for sale large assortment of
Second Hand Books insall the various branches Of
Literature, SCIENCE and arr.
September 4, sI651.--fy,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
PAPERING AND PAINTING.

TIME undersigned thankfnl to the citizens Of
IL Jefferson forth liberal patronage extended TO
him in his line of business respectfully gives notice
that he has made special arrangements to execute
every description OF
PAPERING, And PLANTING, \
EITHER PLAIN on GRA1SIsG, MAHBLISG, &c.,
at the shortest notice and on tie most reasonable
terms. In quality or style Of his workmanship, he
is willing that his work itself shall be his recon-
mendation, and therefore refers 10 me work executed
at the residences of
Din. q. r. Mason, " w. MooRk,
l. N CARTER, and ]. w. BELLER,
Charlestcwn, and he Graining at the residence Of
Mr.. Lewis w. Washington.
His terms are most reasonable, and BY prompt
ness and fidelity to those who patronize him, he
hopes 10 receive a liberal share OF encouragement.
He will execute any description OF Work in his
line when desired, in any part Of this or the neigh
boring counties. WILLIAM KIMES.
Charlestown, April %. l652-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
Gardner & Rohr's Wheat Drill,
OR
SEED PLANTER.


TEHHE undersigned having purchased the right to
u manufacture and sell this unequalled Drill in
The counties Of Lcudour, Clarke, and the southern
half Of Jefferson, are now fully prepared at their
establishment in Chaflestown 10 furnish TO order
any number OF Drills, made in the mostsubstaniial
manner All orders promptly attended 10.
This Wheat Drill periormsth triple work Of
Drilling Sowing and Covering by the same move
ment thereby saving much time and labor. twill
plant point rows aad all irregular shaped fields,
with saving Of from 10 % per cent n labor !.
will. with ease for two horses, plant from toto
acres per day of Wheat. Barley, and other small
Grains This Machine has been in use two seasons,
and wherever il has been introduced has given en-
tire satisfaction.
This Drill took the first premium at the Valley
Agricultural Exhibition in October last. Also, the
6rst premium at the Agricultural Exhibition for.
Belmont county, Ohio October q, 1851.
O'BANNON, HENSON & HUNT.
April /, 1882.
We have 10 our possession large number Of
certificates. Recommending this Drill the farmer
as having no superior Among the number The fol-
have used on my farm and am still using one
of The Wheat Drills, patented by Gervis s. Gard
fef and George Rohr, and now sold BY Messrs.
Henson. OsBannor and Hunt I do not suppose
any Intelligent farmer would now dispute The adj
vantage Of drilling over broadcast sowing; Ialso
CONSIDER The above Drill aliosrlhef eqnakto spy
sriIi now in uses and the adTanfage OF applying 4
compost box 70 il, makes i very desirable. The
compost part Of the dri acts well in every rticu-
lar and IS one Of The greatest inventions Of heday
for the farmer; i might well be called the farmers
friend, as il saves both time and labor
= MARTIN EIcHELBERGER.
We have Ter sale 4 fne loi of Mould Boards and
Wagon Boxes. 8 O'BANNON e. CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08

Wholesale Watch & JeWelry Store.
r. m. MILLER g CO.,

LIZ 9Ms ~ AE1l1EM9 eLrNNle9
IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Jobbers Of
\ WATCHES, JE HlELRY AND FANCY
I GOODS have leased the Old Stand, formerly oc-
cupied hy Messrs Garfield, Brother s. Co., SoHtk-
cast corner Of CAarIes ard baltimore StFcefs (No.
221,) they are putting in complete order for
the WHOLESALE WATCH AND JEWELRY
BUSINESS, 70 be opened about the 10Th OF July.
In calling The attention Of lie trade to the new
concern, mention the fact thai we arc associated
with one 0flhsamost extensive JEwELRy MANrF1c-
TaaiNO EsTABLrsnMeNTs 10 the country, which must
give decided advantage ever all others in this mar
urers prices feature 10 this branch Of trade long
stree needed, between Baltimore and the Southern
and Western Merchants
We desire p call particular attention to the
Watch department, which will Al all Times be sup
piled with great assortment from the most cele-
brated manufacturers and kept in perfect running
order, so that purchasers may at once take Them
with written guarantee that they wilperform cor
rectly
This branch Or the business win receive ihe
especial attention Of one Of the firm whose extensive
and practical knowledge Of the business, will, we
hope, give US a.place IL the confidence Of buyers.
We respectfully invite you 70 call upon Us when
you next visit our city, confidently believing that
an examination Of our Goods will prove ioyon, that
they are better styles and cheaper than you have
ever seen In THIS market, and assure you that no
effort shall be Wanting on our part 10 make the ac-
quainlance on9of mutual benefit.
L. III. MILLER & Co,
Corner of Ckatles aud Baitimoye Streets Ball.
REFERENCES
hessrs. wyeih, blackjack & Co., Baltimore
Gwyn. Reid & Taylor, -.
James Hodges 4 Brothers,
Hurst 4tBerry,
q Murdoch, Duer a. Exams, Is
& Stelnah a Hinriehs.
u Sangsts5 Z Co. 4
RafihloN, Gwynn<4 Co.
Reiey / Pendleton,
~ ilushinss Bailey, ~
\. John Murphy & Co., .
!. Moore Il Griffin,
August 81 is5i-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
Ghariestown Ma
Carpets,

no YOU WANT BARGAINS THEN GO
L. TO @. S. GRIFFITH, No n BALTiMoRE
SragET between Gay street and Tripoleits alley.
He has Just received by importation and from A.
mefican manufacturers, as well as from auction
sales, a splendid ass6ftment Of CARPETS, which,
he is preparedto sell al very low prices His stock
consists il part Of
Velvet Tapestry; Brussels do; Brussels
Three Ply; super Insrains; extrado.
81 Damask Venifiau.
Floor OIL CLOTHS and MATTINGS, Of all
widths, and every variety Of Rugs, Mats Table
Covers Druggets, Stair Rods and Linen.
All persons, who will call and purchase. cannot
fail 10 receive full satisfaction as regards quality,
pattern and prices March 25, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08

WASHINGTON, y. q.
TIVE undersigned respeetIpiy anacunce nat
4 they hare fggme1 fppaEiBefshipic transact
eenefss Baukfns AMI flxcls4gge bushes Q this
city, rrder lie ffni 81 sELDENs WITHEkS &
CO., and are prepared % deal IL
tSreign ard DJresik Fk1agfs. Tftas BiHs Frs-
niSsofg Ncies Ccffffealks II TJepasite, Leftsrs
Crcdn Baak Apt<s and Coin.
We undertake 70 make collections and promptly
10 remit The proceeds 10 any Designed point within
OF without the Union.
Mr.. WiELr4M SELDEx member Of the arm, and
for ms1y years past the Tfeasrrrr IF ne Uaaed
Hafes will eire kisearcftl personal attention 70 all
fnapcial business which We may Be employed %
transact rilh any eflhe Departments Of the Gorern-
meat
The business which our employers may require
us to iransacf will be conducted with fidelity and
promptitnde, and npon ihE most reasonable terms.
= WILLIAM SELDEN,
Laik Treasurer offke q. S.
JOHN WITHERS,
or 1ierdadria, Va.
n w. LATHAM.
Of IJastisgtea. D. c.
I. p BAYNE.
Or Ballimere, H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
Cash for Negroes.

r AM DESTROYS to purchase alafge number
i NEGROES for The Southern markets. mel
women. boys. girls and families. for -
which, will give the highest cash prices. (ST|<z
Persons having slaves 20 sell viii ~
please inform me personality or b. letter -
al Winchester whirh win receive prompt ~
attention; or B. M. 4 W. L. Campbelli
No. 2f2. West Pratt street. Baltimore.
ELIJAH McDOWELIta
Agenf fgr b. 10 &. " T. oamPteis'
Winchester, September 4 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
Costume HALL.
Corner Of F'yat5 street and Ceatre Market Space,
II AjLTIMORE r.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

TT II. COLE has removed from Nos 3iS aud
HI 3lSt Baltimore street. TO OS UME
HALL, wheFe will be found the largest and best
stock OF Ready Made Clothing ever offered in Bal
timore- Dress Frock and sack Goats, all culors
qualities and sizes, from So SO 10 IS 50 and up
wards, embracing all styles OF fancy, plain and
plaid Cassimers. Vests OF every variety Al cores
ponding pricesk Also large assortment 81 Boys
Clothing.
Importing olss own Cloths direct from Europe,
and manufacturing on the most extensive scale, EN-
ables us TO ofIeg inducements to purchasers not 70
be surpassed hy any Clothing Establishment in the
United States The proprietors are determined 70
make the Wholesale Rooms the point Of great at
traction, and have now made up more than $4,000
Garments, from the finest quality 10 the lowest in
price.
. In the Custom Department viii always be found
the choicest selection Of Cloths Cassimeres and
yeslings, which will b made up al the shortest
notice, and III the latest style, and ct always
guaranteed.
- The one price system always adhered 70.
Remembek the name and place, Corgcx0 Pratt
s,recg and Csmlrs Marked Space.
Jan. -, 1862. II. R C0LE..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
New Ntylc PaDer Hangings.

~ s. GRIFFITH begs leave 10 call the atten-
NJ. iioh of his customers aud the public general
" to his PapeThanging Warehouse, and examine
his well selected assortment, as il embraces all the
newest patterns.
Fine French Gilt Papers for Parors;
do Gothic, Panel and Column Paper, Of every
description;
Glazed and Common Papers Of every description
French and American Bird Board Prints;
do do Borders;
Landscape Views. &c -
Also may be, found. Venill b blinds both wide and
narrow Stats; Patent Blinds; Transparent Window
Shades, &c. all Dc which We are now selling al re-
dused, prices. g. S. GRIFFITH,
e Paperhanging Warehouse, i22 BALI 81,
April %. 1852. next 10 the Patrio, Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08


ZHM Ms. kSsf Dfds p n "a 49,
IsB.li'ness DC Mkiss ssr'eea
srsfl{ 1870 x !. " 4. :, 4, y Al
$50 <ts y ~ ~ y 49, = vs. nsh
80 |t;r..s tst4 s..'k = 9ssts y SO
49, 49, - : y, ..las ,g.s' z Ni'no1s
= -e.-f-s - y t.s.e.-z .4S
xs,i - 1870 ~ ,s, ss1sI :, .sSsSsrf
NG4L.tlI|.-.I 49, N rrs&1fff ISL sF
- -, I' ~ ~ 49, sss'.;ss
- Mo ssssr w yss pi ia ~. ~ ne frA.
-. = ssi n 7 q = is:s / s on IS 20
ssrS6 <-easl.Is ss.'in Il. leli.
Frank Pierre md Wiairid seott- I.
49, fl;ni1 ll.If1 FrnnlE, 6rhtine mar
$500 1on.cs fls,5E. he q nof-.- ii ~
issijc ics,''ns 81 al force. s
~ Ill. fo8k siddea iainfihe IL, II sass
- Ma jdmbiSd a. his h6fse. So
$50 9aFer Winfield TIC unidentified,
Who nss .,., % IN &c p spt ea.s, ned
VI RI suF'erae'epsnsu' On '1ip'eui
But gallant Scott has made his marx
And pairiOt hezris beat high to greet
sHTEe shisf cf Iiandy's Lane; il.
: - And chippewa isclassc ground,
Our British uctghbors know, $500 ~
i. And Il yon'd kIiow az later deeds,
GO ask Ia MEXICO!
IiuffaII stiurraht iInrrah ~
$3.50 "a .Por SOFT and Graham tfuc,
rlss afe NC eoys % Isad inc hshi
~ 1sss " ~, ~ /" =. = Wy.
N.w. bby1 ven 20 The nominees, ~
And whp ddtpkttR ma King
Prom Maine rs California
- N e,il nnake thc weikfn ring
= sfSve'il Give nc Isokies good Scott soap,,'
= - Of which % much we's read
.ess ia n fi,ev sl,ould ~ ike our SOM.
Wfrji ~ flF4n T;rahaIn i,realIf M
,.''.,s~.f IlSfr1hI IIurrakt Hurralt
When e,cr die chance permits. ~
- Will warm Scott sonP and Graham bread,
.ExtMeM sise.tM LoiaeSht :
f,e ii f ~ ebtsrr ~ ~. t..ht 4 $500
ft ~, cs ~ II IA md MIN s8tt
Iri,s show ar foes inc ssfass,, we ra,e
Wilisesht IL Nisstherss A. -
.rhr esIfsnf sseoft., Who lpads he van. 81
i hasesf ciThfnI tr,e.
AndI I'D aots,he reanle,s hcartl
- We savl.93shhf snu ,,55l Il ~ 81
ftsi l1iIarrah. Huiraht IIurrah ta5s5
For Scott the brave and true
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08

TDO hersbr nelily The Public ihatihcy must nci
u tfespassonmy premises IN tore p snse,,Ae =
- lya;nsf ilcnl 10 nc Utmost extett
Mav sissis53 SAMUEL. 4. BsYARI.Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08

I. "a SENsinLE@ LANDLORD IA little Incl!
dent transpired some weeks ago at one Of.
our Frankfort hotels, which, under the pres
ent temperance excitement, not unworthy
% notice, Tho names Of tho parties We
shall withhold from the public for shame
sake. ~ e sF Z
"a little girl entered thcstavern, and in
epitiful tones told the keeper that her moth.
cor had sent her there TO got eight cents.
= 4 Eight 'centsp said the keeper.
q AYES sirlt a
What does your mother want with eight
,cenls2 Il dontsowe her anything
~ III saiA the child, father spends all
his money here for rum, and We have moth
ing 70 eht today, Mother wants to buy a
!. loafof bread
"A. loAfer remarked to the tavcrn,kecper
10 kick tho brat out
sNo, said the keeper, I'll give her the
omeney. and ifthe father comes back here
srsgain I'll kick him out - Frank Her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08

THOSE persons having Negroes Tor sale. can
i get The highest price By chilling on the snbscri-
her al Chaflestown Application in person OF by
letter will he promrily altentcd 10
July 2i 1851 g. g. BRAGG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
w. KsABn, HEsRy GAEHIE, EDw BErrs
, FIRST PREMIUM GRIND IND SQUIRE
gIAN@ 90RsrIGa
KNARE. GAEHl,E e Gu.
MANuFAcTURERs.

Nos 4, G. Guf9 Eusar stree, opposite EHSar Ileusr
HToULD respectfully invite public attention.
w (aad particularly those in want OF Superb
or PIANO FORTE al moderate price. 10 The ,ex1
ftensive assoumeniconsianllyo sale atiheir Ware
rooms. Ont establishment IS now The most exten4
siFe South, numbering over one hanared workmen
with we'll selected stock Of seasoned materials,
from which; We are manufacturing PIANO FOR
TIES, combininglh The most valuable improvements
known. lf eS L
Our Iron frame Piano FoFies for which We have
received First Premiums for three successive years.
(from the Maryland Instituted oret, those Of
Northern Make, are particularly worthy Of altcn.
ton, being arranged as to secure great adeiiipn
al strength without affecting the tone for which our
instruments have been 50 highly recommended BY
The best Professors and Amateurs. throughout lhe
country.
A guarantee for fye years win be given, with
each Instrument sold hy Us, Of our make. with
privilege Of exchange, al any time within six
months fromday ofsae if not perfectly satisfactory
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my daughter had Ct this morning. and
continued or fhalf an hour without knowi.
edge o. understanding - Oh replied the
doctor, never mind HAT many people con-