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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10
Tslsgrsphic.

hev York Dee. 2-pstss from Aux Csyss to ths ID Of
November have been received The fever W. prevailing
70 an aarming extent especially anpnx the slfppipS
The British brig Pilgrim which hribes ths uevs ~ ave
Of her crew French brig had returned shortly afsr
leaving port the captain hands hsviix died
leaving only two Of the number Of othar vessels
bad lost part Of their crews.
Detroit. MeA, Dec. 2-It is now ascertained that ssvsH
persons In all lost their lives the explosion Lako su-
perior Of the steamer Independence.
The Maine Liquor Law into eject throughout the
State Of Michigan to-day
Que5c Dec There have been several severe storms
here Of late and there 10 plenty Of Toe in the river
There are eighteen shps laid up here for the win
ter There also nine vessels lahore below place.
Faehbsvg. ", Dec las the Cheshire freight train
wn coming from Ashburnham to Rtehburx early this
morning. broke journal Of the cara smashing
up several Of the and killing Nr Kirk Stone the
Wsshinston Dec Al learn upon good suthority that
dispatches have been received by Mt fom Mr.
Buchanan Minister At the Court II st. Jass which
state that hs has had interview With Lord Abrreu IN
references 10 the prjecfed Fishery treaty With modisa
tons allowing colonial vessels participation In
ing trade and that 1t would be accepted by the British
Cabinet The Why the Cabinet has acted upon
bsor. vas because Of s being absorbed with ths Rus
so-Turkish question.
The impression also gained strength that England would
in time declare against Russia This intelligence
comes BY the last steamer
Mr Benton has selected the seat desk long oeouped
BY John Quincy Adams the whig side of the HOUSE.
which regarded oinous Of his future political
citations The Anti-Benou members have besn assured
that Watson who Ia Mr. Benton's candidate ths st.
Louis poet-ofce, shall not be appointed (Balt Sun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

Towso CoAL FROM prrrsBuRG.-Ths amount Of coal
from Pittsburgh other points the Ohio is immense
The Commercial Journal of that city in forms that the
towboa James Guthrie left for Louisville with ten loaded
barges the 29th, carrying 100000 bushes .Tfe
James Nelson Hornet Sea GULL Atlantic, Lake Ems
and Black Diamond also engaged in the co.l tow
Ing business aud take In charge each from sig to ten
loaded bsrges, according to the stage Of pow
erful boat is building there tow coal New Or
lsans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

HsAvY PEsALrIrs roR PAvIsc OUT SMALL NorEss-Ths
Ctisens Deposit Bank at Pittsburgh, has bssn sued to
the penalty Of $4,000 for issuing six small notes.
the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad to $650o
for issuing thirteen the Ohio and Pennsyivana
ss85oo for issuing seventysevsn and the Ae
gheny Saving Fund Company to the penalty
1000 for issuing fourteen small notes The law imposes
penalty Of $500 for each note paid out and its violation
also involves forfeiture of the charter Of the offending
company. attl -Hs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

CoSvIcrKp-Three young scsmps who committed q rape
upon German girl in Seneca N T., last spring, have
recently convicted Of the crime and sentenced as
folows Cornelius Rodney. jr State Prison II years
months George Lake State Prison Is years months ;
Smith Stebbins, State Prison, IL years months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

WHEAT roR EPoRr.-The St, Louis Intslligencer Of
the 10th that the day previous 1900 to 10000
bushels Of wheat purchased in that market upon
orders received from commission houses in New Orleans
These shipments intended i. says for the Eastern or
European market The prices paid range from 81 o. to
81 IA SAC ks included
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10
HOUSE-FURNISHING.

4 ftR0CKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE caH
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIcLEs.-sAMUEL N4k
MOORE co. have removed their stock goods No. 81 SW
No as Camp daily receiving additions -
already large supply Of in this line, eomprising
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, plain
white snd srnaDiented.
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE, Of rich cut
moulded and plain patterns.
WHITE stoNE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, and made
th family Eng
TOILET SETS white and ornam.nted Of patterns
SOLAR LAMPS, bronzed and gilt
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS BRoNzED and oRNAMENTED
CHINA.
PANIsHED TIN WARE as Chatting Dishes ccaee and Tea
Uns oysier Dishes Coffee and Tea Ps Egg Boilers Soup TureenE
with bet pans under. Cake and Jelly Mouds
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, and KNIVES slone,
SILVER PLATt D TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS
SILVER PLATED CAsToRS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS BRITANNIA
METAL WARES, CANDLEsTICks, LAMPS, CASToRS, SPOONS
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS, FIRE IRONS,
articles Of th quality,
found in this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
large stock Of WHITE, OPAQUE COMMON CRoCKERY,
At Wholesale q
tS sods OF charge part city,
keep portion n stock for the oang families
ps where than tho usual supply needed
NJ dAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

JuLA DEAN.-An old bachelor merchant Of Chicago is
laying the keel of the finest vessels on the
lakes to be called the actress Julia Dean Decidedly
| stage -struck,' is that old bach
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

HoaRiBLE MuaDER AT LKxsoros, Kr.-A most horri-
BILE murder was perpetrated learn BY the Louisville
Courier In Lexington Ky, the night Of the eth ult
The victim vas Mr Patrick Hensrnan who fosnd in
the road about mile from that city early in the
morning. his skull broken, his head terribly cut IN
eral places cut in his heart and his abdomen cut
that the bowels protruded From all appearances he had
offered his murdsrersa desperate resistance No clue
yet been had to ths murdeers but the tracks of
buggy where the body found, it wss
believed the foul deed committed in the city Lex
ogon and the body conveyed to the place above dssg
mated Mr.. Hensrnan had been seen in Lexington sx-
changing some 500 in psper-a the money he had With
him-or gold and the murder doubtless perpstrated
this trihing sum- Mr. H. leaves wife and two chill
dren
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

SurcIpE-A physician in st. Louis, named Rodolph
sasss committed suicide the 2oth taking adsann
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

yAIus OF REAL EsrArE At rCHcAeo.-Thirteen acres Of
land within the city limits Of Chicago were sold the
26th ult for $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

ANEaIcAss At DussEL DoRS.The eorrsspondsnt Of ths
Charleston News gives the following list Of American
dents engaged in the study Of the art Of painting ct
Dusseldorf. Prussia:
H Whitridgs. North Carolina Landscape J. @. wash
ngton, Virguia Historical W. Perry. New Hxvsn- Coun,
Historical Furnace New York, Historical G. Irving,
ton. G., Portrait WIN. Myrover Raleigh, N O., His
torcal r. Wyckei Philadelphia Historical; P. Lewis,
81 Louis has Panorama Of the Mississippi river; 8.
Urmsn st. Louis, Lsndscspe; j. A. Elder. Fredercks-
burg Va, Portrait J. Woodvle Neg York, Portrait X.
Jenkins New York. Portrait W. strick Boston, Land
cape; these With the ceebratsd Leutse make nftesn
Americans in Dusseldorf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10

SAM'S OYSTER SALOON.-This MN ~
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which ia on lAA(0y
scale greatly establish M/
kind in the South, just opened S/
101 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Nv WEIR, better SAM with the
th. the last ysa having
iobook when he established the the
Muniss with him till hi dea and hs the
husess since With such erperine and 1b deter
nat on 70 the public faithfully with bee. in his as Sam
soc f bis friends share Of their patronage. ag
expended the its
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS that pocaied SERVANTS
we'll known their eIcl qualities employed
the Cooks The LARDER will always supp
CHOICEST IsH AND GAME, snd the OYSTERS SERVED
tanned exclusively fr his establishment short trouble
spared render this Saloon worthy the patronage this
and udiGiaUs mhl5 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10
STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.
EdLHESTON.

Will leave SUNDAY. Dsc@mbsr u. Nsl
EORGALVESTON,l ,lNDIANoLA, i PORT sef3f4,
~ LAyACA and MATAGORDA BAY - Regular 2iAkRnis.
NewOreAns Tsfas u Mail Line
The and magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah
Smith commander will above. Built for the trade,
tas all the ia ue solid hor ,mbers and frames
douby iron bseed abe ae medium Of transportation
Freight ndianc aud iaysca will Be anfd on the whavs u
eet toghrage Mtgorda Bay) without estta charge For freight
passage, Accommodations apply
HARRIS A MORGAN foot OF Julis street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
~ This line having established Pilot cnvao ar
will hereafter and under The supervision Of s Cap
tsins. d7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10
HOTELS-RESTAURANTS

~ steetTbe proprietor Of this wsald sfIH
public that having thoroughly repaired and rsrsvstsd
he aeoommsdate them with
the Night Week Aonth Situated the Of
the veny Of the principal Resta
the desirable 3ca0s o and business The rooms
which elean and accessible all hours the
will always foeud the qualities WINES LIQUORS.
TEA COFFEE CHOCOLATE. Chsgrs moderate Am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-10
TERd CRUZ.

viii leave WEDNESDAY, Dec mber II, at ocloeK A.
EHOR VERA CRUZ-U. &. Mail Line. <THfs.
L. The and magnificent steamship TEXAS, 38i1 &6s
sDo oan) Henry Place. commander will lssvs Tor Veracrus
as shove pnnctusiy, y, carrying the U. =. Mails.
....Rstes OF PsssAge....
"
~ For freight psssags elegant cabin
-'' HsRsiS Mons AN foo, Of Jain strest
opposite the Steamship Landing.
Bills OF
NO a.rn nib in,, he sensdI - d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
Loudoun County Agricultural lnsti-
-tute and Chemical academy.
/, Lo9Dors Co, Va I
January 2Glh. 1853.

i .yy.1-- 81. n
Mr. IALLAnER7-lRsV oa,;. 9e SO v $3.50
will, doubtless, be gtatfet HAT have associated
with me Mr.. James FL. Gnlitk ana Mr.. Hartman
Bitter, two practcaland snccessins agrlsuauiisls,
stitute aud Chemical Acalcrny insthis Comfy
The experimental i arm vii; contain 800 Acres
WHICH win Be cultivated aecosdngjto the rae pin
ciple of science, and IN whiehms NJ interesting and
important experiments will Ee matle. And efforts
wiilbe made 10 obtain seeds from every part Of The
United States and from Foreign Countries. n
addition to two comEnodious dwellings, already on
The estate new building has been designed l5Vhy
40 feet. One halfdf which; will be erected The
present year. The La ofatafy will be furnished
with an extensive COLLECTION 81 the iArfest. The,
h,nasomest and hist apparatus 10 the; United
States The Imuatura wis contain Geolosicai
sner;rnens Mictrslk FoS sfi:, -. d aai asSp Med
efs BrSughts aa,i datafeals5@ ag9icai:isFa Ma
chimes IN elt1entst .n3 fssE a taf tito oaage<
n:snce Of mailing ahd repairing q gparatas : wtfk-
s.op viii be dtss dp with Turning Laihei Slide
ii necas-Iry ,ools for working i'd wood
A se ad srass Fh courses Of Lectures win BE-
as,;vered wn:eh viii be ILLUSTRATED with several
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
TO THE PUBLIC,

IN the /" Spirit Of Jefferson of April The 26th
- and May the 81, 1883 i offered 10 the public
what call Check, or Rubber, to be used on Ca
nal Boats And in order to be able to suit all class
-es 81 Boats now offer Two more which shall de-
scribe as briefly as possible. And FIRST, On each
side 81 the Boat isa rubber bolted fast BY one end
50 as 10 open and close when required; within
which, Is "a Iron Scutcheon allowing fleetwood to
rub the Mason-werk of the lock; Vertically TO
which is an Iron rod passing up through The fen
ders of the Beat 10 the top Of The deck On The top
end Of the rod is lever working like iheivalve in
a lock gate. And, 10 the lower end Of the rod is
fange working at right angles with the rod SO as
10 expand the rubber when required. The levers
are attached to slider other fixture on the deck
Of the Boat, TO be worked back and forward by IA
third lever. or any other device that viii answer
the purpose Another has its fubbers bclted fast
10 the Boat as above described with its levers work.
ing on ahe deck, and entering wedge under the
rubber so as to produce the required operation
These same rubhers will also answer for ship ca
nails they require openings to be made through
the hulk Of The Boat vessels but operates entire
ly on the outside, effecting what is required BY a
direct and easy force.
4 The above Checks are now ready to be applied
to use, BY Mr. SAM'L w. SrRlDER, Agent for The
same. ~
j A Blacksmith Shop Is being erected onltke wharf
at The Old Furnace, where all orders forihe above
articles addressed TO the aforementioned agent will
be promptly attended to- JOHN BARNETT.
June - 1893. sZ
i will also mention here, that have Invented
ia fixture which may be termed an ALARM 10 pre-
vent the collision trains on Rail Roads. 7: con-
sists Of piece OF Mechanism operated on by the
motion Of the train anda driver passing np through
THE Rail It's machinery runs under the track, and
will strike An Alarm, or poin: to figure indicating
the distance t4the train is from The place Of
stopping. Ehe Bell to strike the alarm on, or the
board withihe figure on 10 tell the distance, may
be placed in a house or on bridge or any other
secure place that the company may elect. They
may with safety be placed the entire length Of the
road aRd 50 arranged as to tell at all times where
the trains are passing. This being sosnethipg Of
great Importance, wish 10 experiment on il more
fully before applying tito nse
June %. l5522 JOHN BARNETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
VARIETY.

~ Al lady Was tsld ths ether day BY q
travelling gentleman that, in . certain csun.
Try, every lady who had = sGall nsuth was
. provided with . husband BY the govern
mept.
Ith il pethibul,' said the lady, making
her mouth IS small as she could
The gentleman added, X that IL lady
had large mouth, she was provided With
two husbands
Ny gracious, exclaimed the lady, at the
same time throwing her mouth open to its
full extent
The gentleman became alarmed made his
escape almost immediately, and has net
been heard Of since.
I-d'Jnlins, am yeu q musiehinerin
g 0bicourse ] Is, Mr.. Snow; play on two
instruqents-the baboon, and aneight 90.
tave piazza
sIielr de niger talk ones; eight octave
piazza. Why, my eolsred friend, dar is no
such instrument yos mean in eigh. octave
piano
awell, dats whatI said all der tins-
Tell me I lie again, aud I'll cave your head
IN wild = cord OBJ wood,
HA yeung lady Of extraordinary intel
lectual capacities, recently addressed the fol-
! lowing letter to her cousin, living in village
Dare Kussin the weather Whar We is air
ksld aud L sp,se whar youb ID sre kslder we
awl is well and mather is gol the histerricks
and bsuther Tom is got the HuppiH Ksff and
Sister susin is got baby sad heap these
few liens will fnd in the same eendishun
your apphecksunste Kussin.-SALiE.
E4- Witness - This here Teller brake
out the winder with q later aud Ait Isabel.
lsvsva the elber, As shs was playing en- the
pianer.,
Megistrate-' The conduct Of the pris-
ona' aad his general charaeta rela' it pro-
pa tia. he should ne lssga' BE- msnbs' If
seeiotJ'
M A cotsmperary publishes A son
net 10 Ellen," from some sentimental swain
Whs says;
go. tor plume from some briehtAassl wing,,
Dipped in the moistars Of thy lastsous eye r.
The idea Of esnverting tie eye Of ysung
lady into an inkstana, is truly sriginal--
What viii Ellen say = it 2
~ sJobn, said careful father. sasn't
giys Cousin Sinners horse many szis-you
knowdtkey have hsyg S9fstr
sfssh, thar said John, moving towards
the barn. eslJftt StF
And, haFk,ys, Jshn--aent,t give them
tep much hay; yon know they have oats.
aEmbracing christianity, i what Tie
King Of Siam said the frat tins he Rugged
- English girl Mt b,a from ne Psssh
70 Dad, you hlWkys scl - sira1gs,-
why, Billy = 'Besanse, Whenever nan
gifts siet Iou always have 10 fetch bsby
hers . squsll round her and make such :
uoise -
ma mattensticiln being asked by
stout fellow. &c 2 pies Weigh 90 psa1lr. keu
much EiIl alargs hog Weigh r replied jahP
i1ts he sozlss, And win tell lea innsd;-
-Ibs arz1kso BIsds s,y, ttsrs's :
nSn.in Nor. 6.1lia Aff&ii 70 open his nsu,h,
fsr fear he t,r Of h's tsei VonId f1IL "a
meAn Old Mid q - sdi bsoI--sf ~
- 4iik.su. ) blew - =, 49, 9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, NTTHERS e. CO.,

i w kSHINGToN, ". "
HNHE undersigned respectfully announce that
Il they have formed a CO. partnership TO transact
general Banking and Exchange business Il this
city, under The firm Of SELDEN, WRITER'S g.
CO., and are prepared to deal in
Foreign and Domestic Exchanges, Time Bills, Pro
nissOry Notes, Certificates Of Dcpo4itS Lettesy Of
Credit, Bank Noes and Cois.
We undertake 10 make collections and promptly
to remit the proceeds TO any designed point within
or without the Union. Il
Mr.. WILLIAM SELDEN, member softhe firm, and
for many years past, the Treasure Of tie tinted
States wilgive his carefal personal alteno 70 III
financial business which we may be employed to
transact with any oflhe Departments Of the Govern
ment. !s
The business which our employessimay require
us to transact, will be conductedwjlh fidelity and
promputude, and upon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELREN,
Late TreasErty efAe q. S.
JOHN WITHERB,
OfAI<I4sdria, Va.
R.W. LATHAM,
Of Washington, d. C,
LIP. BAYNE,
49, ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
charIestown, May 10, lss3.-Sp.it.
WHEAT REAPERS

TINE undersigned having been appointed the
u agents for the sale Of Wheat Riapers will al
ways Be prepared 10 furnish all Ihe various kinds
al the cheapest raIes, among which viIl Be fooad-
McCormick,s Improved Virginia Reaper;
Seymour & Morgap's New York do.
Hnssey's Baltimore do.
The above Reapers combine all OF the latest i'm
proFements in articles Of ibis Kind, and We are
authorized to say to any one purehasing Reaper
Of rs, that il upon fair t1ial n does not operate
well, the Reaper will be taken back and The money
refunded.
Leave your orders early It he Jefferson Machine
Shop and Iron Foundry, Al Chariesiovn. Virginia,
50 that you may all be supplied with his valuable
inrenfiSn in time for the present harvest.
May 10. 1853. ZIMMERMAN & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

Incorporated 1870 cAayier erYsfHal Capitals $50,
600; Cit1 Polser Of increasing IL y s9je oQ9.
DBBLIC Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Ma
Il ehinerys Dwelling Houses, Stores, MERIDIAN
disc, Household Furniture, Vessels on the slocks
or while in port &C. &C., win Be insured al rates
as low as the risk will admit
Applications for Insurance may be made to
So B. w. HERBERT,
In the absence of the Agent from Chariesiovn, Of
yoHN p. BRoEN, Esq, who will attend 10 them
proHntly. Persons al distance address through
The mail
N. B. On all Church Buildings and ClergyInen's
personal properly the Agent will present his com
missions in reducing the AMOUNT Of premiums on
the risks thus arising. K
July Is IS52-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22
GENERAL AGENCY,
Washington, D. c.

THE subscriber otrs his services 10 the bubble iA
u the prosecution OF Claims before Congress- ct
any Of the Departments of the Governments Some
years experience as disbursing agent 81 lie lndian
Department, with general knowledge Of The mdde
of iran sactfng business ia the various ocss of hk
Governnsat enables hin 10 promise satisfaction tb
all who ma, eHlTast business Of this chasacler tD
his care.
He will also give special attention to TIE collec.
ton efcfairns against parties residing in The Dis
stric ef Columbia or us vicinity, negotiating loans
Jas well as The purchase " sale Of Stocks Real Es.
tate, Land Warrants Sc. &c. or furnish informa
Ftion 10 correspondents residing At disance in re-
gard TO any business which may interest them Ii
the seat 81 Government. H
His Office is ever The Banking House Of Selden.
Wilhers& Co.
JAMES ]. MILLER.
Y,,l, a. faEa ~ 4
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a g g ar g 81 /.

THE undersigned, Agent for INSURANCE
i C0MPANYeftke VALLEYsf VIRGINIA
at HIneAsaer, AND HARTFORD Eyre IN.SUH-
ANCE COMPANY, Of HARTFORD, Cenneeiicnt, viii
receive Applications and regulate Premiums on all
risks in the former Company, and Insure Property
and deliver Policy on the Property Insufed az soon
as Premium is paid in the latter Company
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Received for the following Newspapers and Peri
odicals: las fss
Daily, Ii weekly & weekly National JateiliesHeer.
Do. do. Baltimore Anieritas.
do. weekly Episcopai Recorder.
weekly LitteH i.iring Age.
Monthly Boys aud Girls Mage siRG.
Do. YoEiks Cabis<f aud Msntor.
Dec. 80, ls52.-ly. B. w. HERBERT.
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Washington :. Dec. 6. Isso.-rif
Spring and Summer Clothing.


Spring and Summer Clothing.
THE undersigned having enlarged their Store
u Room, have now on hafff az their Clpthiag
Emporium, the most superior ttoek of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered in HsTpers-
Ferry, for the present Spring and Summer arade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
following assortment of e.
Ready-Made CIOfhing:.
Goats, Pants, Vests Shirts, all qualities; Drawers,
Boots, Hats, three qualities; Rough and Ready
Hats, Gaps, a vesy large supply; an of!which will
be sold on reasonable terms and phices shat cannot
fail to please, Also, superior LOT Of Silk, Cotton
and Bingham Pocket and Neck HANDKERCHIEF,
Cravats Gloves, Socks, Suspendersr UMBRELLAS
Canes, Pen Knives, Razor Straps, SC. &c.
TRUNKS VALICES f. CABPETBAGS.
u This being the largest stock Of Ready. Made
CEothiHg ever offered in Harpers- Ferry, they ask
call from all purchasers DESTROYS Of being served
on reasonable terms, either wholesale or retail.
N. B. Persons that cannot be accommodated
with our present stock Of Clothing are informed
that we are prepared TO have Clothing made TO or
der atshort notice and guaranteed FIT at the same
low prices. sg
- We return our sincere thanks to the citizens
Of Harpers-Ferry and vicinity, forihe very Liberal
patronage we have received, and respectfully
continuance Of the same, aslwe pledge ourselves
there shall be nothing wanting our part torender
general satisfaction, both in Goods and Prizes.
r. WALTER & BRO.
Harpers-F Ferry April II, 1858
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-22

1sMuEI !. 2. 1rconE.r.t r qEono1 \. DrtENIlu.
= 10 TIE
Citizens n jefferson and CIlrkt.
THE a9l<IsiEnsd beg leave d snnoo.se ahls
they are engaged II he NEKClNT1LE
BUSINESS n he Store k0us % SNmmitP einl
formerly occupied By Sewers q Bro.
They have received. and now olef 1nll and
eonPleie assouneni q SPRING sna SUMMER
GOODS AZ he very latest and he most apnEestd
styles. They wo1.d call the attention Of thf L.
diesi1 their Dress Goods consisting 81 Silk Fis-
sues, Grenadines. Bersge de Latsss Iaansl &c,
which n beauty and eheapness, wiilf4vorlblt Com
pare with any ,lhnt can BE found
They have alss an excellent stock Of ClAihs,
Cassimeres, summer Cloths, and olAer good3 for
gentlemen's ueaf.
Their stock e. Groceries and Donesiics 4 large
and well seleeisd; in short hey have en kand,
ana lstend 10 keep constantly all safk Goods -
are usually hound af q Country Store.
PRODUCE q al sorts taken ID exchangk for
goods, a. The highest market prices. 81
They solieif call
MOORE q BECKWfrH.
P. S.-HaEing leastd The Depot fnd Warehouse,
We shall give close attention 10 Tie FcrWafding and
Receiving Business. We have seaueed he com
missions upon goods received, and they are now as
low as al any Depot on the road. NJ &B
summit Point, May s. 1653-tE Spirit r