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~ General House Furnishing, Chidren's
Carriages Of all descriptions and Toy Baza,T-Large Base
Inent Store. Ne l28 cabalst Britannia Willow, Wood
TIN Japan and other Wares and almost every necessary
ticle Of housekeeping. great variety Of Toys, SC.
J. KELLOGG.
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place the city where large assortment Of nee Caters
and Shoes can k found NATKINSS Ne ia Fulton.
Other shoes may look well but know from experience
that WATAINSS shoes not only look well but wear well
~ Spring Clothing made up in the most
tashiousble and durable AZ H. L. FOSTERS ready
maae Clothing Establishment No. = Coartandist, where
every description OF Clothing be Purchssed 81 ell tunes
on the most favoraA terms
A large stock of Winter Clothing, which VIII be sold
cheap Tor cash
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THEFoRL1cs YERnIcr.-Throuch the polite.

JHE FORLIGs NERDICT.-Ihr0ugh the polite
nesso the President LEYoS has been placed possession
ofthe medr certificate &C. awarded 70 him by the Royal
Commissioners Of the Worlds Fair in London. the
hbitor Of the Magnetic Powder, for the destruction OF
ipsets without poison This widely celebrated preparation
and the Magnetic Pills destroy Rats and Mice sold
at Central Depot at No 424 Broadway
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FS.CLEAyERs lIOSEy SOAP.-JuSt received
several OF hsinoompRrebe toilet Soap Also Ceavers
Musk Windsor Shaving Creams and Soaps Bears Grease,
Clarified MaIrows, sc, for sale by w. J. DAVIS Co,
No 40 COurhndt-st, sole Agents for the United States
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Marine and Inland Insurancc.


TRUSTEES
Moses III. Griunell Wm. II Aspinwal Mortimer LAYING
James Brown, Paul Spoford, stOn,
Chas. II Marshall, VIM. Fumiss, Joseph W.Alsop, JT
Samuel Thompson, John h kichug, Robert l.. Taylor,
DAM. G. Kin gsand, VIM. s. Wetmore +. A. Delano,
George Warren, GTabot Oyphant, Nathl ID. Garlic,
fredk. w. Read, Leonardo = Suarez, VIM III. Macy,
n. q. Rutgers, Thos Z. Stanton, Ramsay Crooks,
Chas. N. Russei, Joseph Sands VIM. Barnewall,
Jerenl iah Wilbur Benjamin Babcock, Il. +. Dawson,
J. Eluathan Smith, John ID Hurlbnt q. h. koop.
ALFRED OGDyS, President
HENRY NoLDREcE, Nice-Preaden,
n & Morals. Secr,tarv
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Also Diamonds, Kubles EmeraIds and UpHt unset
ESQ. C. ALLEN. Importer,
OF Watches and Jewelry, No. ii WAst, second floor,
near Broadway.
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TO SCHOOLS AND ACADEmIEs.-If the Prin
cpas Of these Institutions wish for perfect manual Of Pen
mtushp with GOLDsMiTHs examples and directions for
little more than the price Of ordinary copy book, they
should send their orders 10 GOLDSMITH No 289 Broadway
THIS work embraces full directions 81 pages for practice and
IS copies and the retail prce only 25 cents GOLDsMTEs
Rn1r % 22o RrnadNInN
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CANAL-sT. CARPET Store, No. 20 CANAL-sT.
Z Peterson Co call the attention of their friends
the stock OF and elegant C0rpetuss Just received
from the celebrated manufactures bought before tho
late advance in prices aud for sale full Is per less than
those purchasing at the present iates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14
Warehouse a lhe OId Furnace.

WHEAT, CORN, &c, HTH.dNTED.
ME subscribers respectfully inform he citizens
IL Of Jefferson and Berkeley counties, Va. and
those of Washington county Md that ihey have
erected large and rommodious Brick Warehouse
al the Old Furnace, on the Poiomacriser (under
the name and firm or LUCAS q MOORE
where they will al all times be prepared 10 furnish
transportation, in their supefior line OF Canal
Boats, for any and all freight. destined for The
Markets OF the District Terms reasonable and
such as will make il thejnterest of all 10 give Them
trial.
E9- The highest market Cash price will he
paid for from five 70 tNeniy thousand bushels Of
WHEAT--io he delivered al such times a m
parties NAV agree, and in parcels 10 sun the con.
venience Of those Interested. Also. he highest
market price will Be paid for CORN. OATS and
County Produce generally. Farmers and others
will find il 10 their interest 10 call bere disnoSino
iof their Grain or Produce as bur arrangements ne
lsnch 10 offer inducements EQUAL 10 thar Of any
lOther House in the Valley
PLASTER, FISH SALT, &c,
VIII Be kept constantly on hand and disposed OF on
the most reasonable terms ky Dr. cargo or smaller
quantity. ROBERT LUCAS. ia.
SAMUEL MOORE.
Old Furnace. Aug S ie52--Iy.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.


THE subscriber begs leave to return his sincere
Il thanks for thsevery liberal patronage he has
received during the last thirteen years be has been
engaged IN Coach Making in Charlesiown; am
as this i he commeBcemeniof newyear and set
Ting up Tine he would most respectfully request
all who know themselves indebted TO call and settle
As there are some few accounts that have not been
settled fer the last Ten years he would suggest set
IL ment, and then be perfectly willing e 90 in for
anoihcrien.
He has large assortment or CARRIAGES eff
AL kinds, which be will sell low for cash or on
credit 10 suit the purchaser; or make to order any
description OF CARRIAGES He HIS now on
hand. Jenny Lind Coaches six passenger; Rocka-
ways. four and two, passenger; Bnggfes duo !;
Carryoles and Barouches Also, a large stock ot
second hand Carriages. which IN be sold very low
Coach Barouche and Buggy Harness from SIS
20 Sl0O made Of bsst aatc,fdl, and ID approved
workmanship.
Carriages and Harness repaired at short notice.
FIN TO- 1853 w. ] HAWKS.
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LOudOnn County Agricultural Ins!i-
tule and Chemical Academy.
ALpIE. LoupprS Co Va
{: January 26ih, 1853.

Ma. G A4JAlsra--Leay 81 The en,ernriS;ns
farmer, ami Ir.nds ,,f reinforcement ii vfse;niss
will doull 4 be aralifi4d mar / nave ass.ciageR
with me Mr.. James ii Gh,ck and Nj Harnen
Btrrr w., nraefeal ana si,srs.lnI ayr; .al,nr,s,.
for he purp.,~a 81 establishng an Ag,;enltra, III.
sfitp,e and Cheteical Acadymv. II his c.,,ntv
The Experimental Farm teilI contain 3a0 ASrrs
which viii n. ,nlrivated aerora;n ,o III,
cin, N sr;.uc. and in vhlrh many intsrss.;.s Ma
imnortaut governments vii H. made Ana .EtF.,r,s
w,il H. nads &, ab,s1In se,aa W NJ,
IJnitei states and from lF.,reiat caniri,S ~
a,d.;oh 81 tu,,, lrsAr. III
~. ss,,,a I: na,,, N, gt,as 49, ~ aJ IN nj,
~ ,set t1ns balf II ,6Esh y.;n n. 1sse,dd ~
uresrnt year. The I.asora,orv viii III fnrnished
ssith al ertensivs coIlecFHn ., NE tarsea,
bandso,nss, ana hsS, srIrar.,ns IA H. Ifr;,a
SIs,.s Tbs mnsG,,m IN han,ain tssaf 80
snsr,,neps M;nprals Fasssls shell snd aisaf NJ.
Is Dranphts ana CatalogIies ~ Aar;cnInrsi NJ ].
chimes Imnle,n.,,,s AMI 17apls And Nh rhs ranve.
nience n akin, and rsraErny anr,ra,ns va,i,
Shnn viii hi fgtsd mn with Tntning Ila,be1 slifs
Rest and ali necsssary odls far ,rork;Ss n wand
iron and has rnli coTxes az Ts,,rss win ~
deIive,ed whirb viii ~ iIlns,ra,rd Min Ssvs,al
thousand useful and interesting governments
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HALL
THIRD AND CHESNU7. STREETS'-

PHLADELpHiA JrLYsi 1850
Esubscribers take pleasilrein inFortning rs Il
u friends and the travelling ct,ninuuif, aen.r a.
lyhat they have this day taken possessloS az tn,
well established and iagorablF known hotel CON
GRESS HALL, THird and CAtsaai Strif9s.
They have had The house tharoughIy. renasrrd
and all The modern improvements inlruGnce3 And
furnished in astyie pf elegance which viii al once
render i unsurpassed for comfort and convenience.
This fs decidedlFFthe best located heqse in the
city, being in The immediate vicinity Oh busine.s
the Exchange Custom House and riahy dlber
pebble buildings
Lines Of Omnihusses leave for every ma "A or he
city every few smin,res their head quatsers being
within one square ~ the House
The subscribers are determined 70 spste nA mains
10 making this a'convenient and confos lahls~k0rtc
to the traveller NORRIS & JACKSON
Late Of Hrgntia,
4 July 10, 1852. PEiprietors
II James Z. Norris who is well know q 10 MANY Of
the business men visiting the civ ialelysinsthe
Hardware house of James J. Duncan &lCoITSit,
Brother & Cns and lfonnerlgprO5rieior Ut iAe Yir-
ginia Hotel, 81 Lopis, will have the manak cement
Of the House, assisted by polite anil cohpeient
rarsnns
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~ fks C.ss 4 izs',o,.v1 cn csson;t RzRNn1iisn.
Rtnnaulie 0sai' N<s9oi5ia. Neia,iec' Lqttage,
OF Ill Diseases in<idsn, 70 TIL k1ms1 family.
~ thsse i nche lstleps Haich aeienfso much
mai appears d elicit 30 little c6mmissiS.io, ind
sympathy As Rteamaf;uH 10 is various modi. less
fipnss MediSal writer's and ne fhcui,y s general
hare entertained Different views astf In c1p<< q
tAis iainiul melndy and hence he vafseiy u COM
4easea y ihe public = c0f1.ivss This 4 kpfers-
ration originating ensssif viii ne sphsfsi1sr and
he ena therefore recommend i Is pefttiIf ski& a.
veil d effcient being Wholly ifee lfom &ny dele
tsficns subs anee whatever A pfohf fiN ralna-
r. s'hsasy ssaa 'hs following ssIsiisslss -.
E.spssiss F,Ssna About fSoF wears ssb ! Va III
1hfked with lnfIamnaiurk nAeumStsSnl Is i sitxfta
ihat i involved ny whole bedy with III s1ounl III
pain thai was unable ID walk d even help ina
sial. procured bn,,le OH AMI hsiofe had ia
ken haIf DC q, vas abls 10 attend d nv ordinary
business and have remained TIRE from me s,i~9s.s
ever since. DANIEL. MCCARTHY.
q Swanson 81, below Almond Phil
liaspfrs- ketEs r.. Angnsl 81 1851.
pleasure e add nv lesiinonv Is liz benz Isl e<cs
oi Zoilickoifer Rheumatic CofSial Having hen
afflicted with Rheumatic 00ni Or u ii waS termed
by some PHYSICIANS. lnfainmasor1 Rheama,isln.
Tor TIE last ten years ei INV lite alflcSi Wliku0l in
tfFmjssion. and the pain was greatly increased 81
the prevalence Of wet Weather So much 10 As solt
aImaei afpostahles iershsfmcrs mas tfeqn. Il.
II confined Ie my bed loE Il ne months al tiinc =
Alter having ifiea xaFiqns physicians and fenie-
dies without nnnAer wSs inaWeta ihfohrh /
friend % ny Ynnr Invaluable mediein9 and | sm
harhY teinsnrm you, HIT Nter iakink one bsitse.
Heel perfectly well IL Rheumatism. and also 6nd
that NIX general health has teen ranrh ilnrTavgd.
Very truly yours. JOHN SELLERS.
HafpsrssFefrs. Nov il 1851.
take great pleasure Ia iesiilying ioahe excel
lent qualities 81 MT ZalIiekolsrs AMI. keumAsic
Cordial ri ellevlne What IS claimed fof IL vas
pfesiraled wnh Rheumatism 80 a. 10 he entirely
unable Il Attend 10 mr. business aud inle 4 could
scarcely wa ssor move Seen ailer 1 i fnmtneed
the use u The .CeEdal lelf lis tenFifr ehec,ss
npea my system aud no 6ai thatilhas wrllnigh
ttadcated the disease | walk With ease. The sasl~
ing aud stlttness has gone our 81 mv limbs and
ie asSagsd that shall soon he tree fSssin the do
Eninian at nv enemv John & ALLEN
Rs'pa liar with ihr tas,e at,sve <tasssid enh-
So tie myself iG WHUPE0N n II
t9- Pupatsd only Ihs fIpHfg n 4 tlirkiffs4,
lea q u Pine and SIKH stree1 pa44a aAhi4 and
$50 il ts'lllss Sf~each, hs 7 d liAMMy1ND.
larpsEA,EriAx Va ppon application 10 whem,
numerous esfiisicaies M is efficacy can be seen.
february y 1853
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REEF, MUTTON AND V'EAI..
Goats, Pants and VESTS.


IF you want SUR Of CLOTHES Of sound ma
J eFial and Of excellent style Iaaa nzae. eaiS 90
WILLIAM 8. STEPHENS Merchant Tailor, cerrer OF
Shenandoah aud Bridge sire, Is near Mrs CarrelIs
Hotel Harpers-Ferry, Va, where viii ke sound al
all times large assorimeutof
Cloths, CassimlereS r. E,esfimgs
and other seasonable goods for Mems wear, which
will be MANUFACTURED to order in the best style and
at short notice.
Also a large assortment OF CLOTHING, Of SUI
perior quality, To which the attention u Eentemen
is particularly invited as much OF il is gotten I'D
in style MOI inferior 10 the best ordered york.
Also agreat variety Of Furnishing Articles, such
as Shirts, Drawers, Cravals, Gloves, Susperders,
&c, comprising a complete assortmeBi Of every
thing necessary 70 complete gentleman n rdrobe
All Clothing purchased AT this establishment
warranted well sewed and al rips viii be sewed
without charge. MY stock Is n6~ lnil and com.
pleie, and no pains will be spared TO reTfder salts
faction TO all who may favorIrne with alcall.
WILLIAM J. STEnHENS. q
Harpers-F erry Oct 81 80 5lss
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nt2fiit.s Il ,r,.- S @,,-s 4, -, -.
..t.fs .siseI "a ~ 4. ;s-r.'';sz q O..
IN SMITH i. Il many ~. s,.s,.. II.
- ts 81. e.;eni,pn q .ts ifsaimtn, n prit3is
AZ ,keir t1red Ella coarss.si f6riis
eases. seeh wete FORMERLY I.
t14eiFni - ccDuerL hin 10 III {.klie - 5000 =
,ns es.s,slys rs;sen.se ~ .s lkt<x<d Wnhis IL
~. sse' ls-s q e.s lfssfst uoe man So 100
AM siagts PrsEtte which a. d6rht crceriz l1sl Sd
al lbe ether rblssluns nov ncteltis;rr q ~ ,,7.,-
111 20 sing. case ! klern where Is dilcssinns
time Eshonl edesslsr radical ma se,r,s -, @ !
therefore pefsets 11ctcd viii l,'sr,ses "a ~ .S
nature, a. no matter hog d1cn 81 lonr sinni,nr ~
s!.s may Be J, reald o. vel % can % Dr. sNiTH
4 bis nliee. Ne. l6S FREDERICK ST. srf 4 E6otl
sdsetuaIly relieved 50 rennnefhion viii IS rsonsr,
or bis services LIS medicines hf< fe+ fft RIsl{nrr
and AZ nIner.i psons; put Up u anesf sh eonnsct
.e,m z ne y aSsn Z lullls = private boe
ircm business, and except IN cases 81 r;olcni inI
nation. no charge tdiet Is ncaessarv 5 IL
STkIcTukES Dr. Smith has discovered NV
tire ii very few sys ana iisl uiikoo. o.,, II ~
convenience 10 The patient Iriitntiod of he reihrr
% ptostntF gland Or neck Of The bladder. 4 srr
tnss mistaken ~ sisirrs " geusral Plasssig1sis
YOUNG MEN
and others affected with Seminal Debility uhether
originating from Certain Destructive Iiabft or frnu
any other cause with The tram Of bodily and mApt
evils which follow. when neglected should inakt ~
early application, thereby avoiding murh uo,hls and
suffering as veil 4sexpense. By his improved meth
n Of treatment Dr.. can safely guaranttc speedy
and perfect cure IN all eases OF mis- complaint
TOEEMAlES. ID
Alldi<eases Recaiar to FeInhles (such as suppress
sons, irregularities &C > speedily and eiectuayre.
moved The eiehey Of his remedies for the cure Vi
the above Affections have heeh well tested in ah e
tensiFe praeiice for the lasf twelve years
Dr.. Smiths ~PREvENTATfvES,n for Married
Ladies. whose health will not admit who have 10
desire % Increase their family may be obtaned
bove. Price SIS
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE may consul, mr.. s.
BY letter post psid, describing ease and have medi
cine securely put mp and forwarded any part af the
United States always panied with fiall and d.
pieil directions for use. Communications considered
strictly con6dental Office arranged with separalea.
parments that patients never see any one but te
doctor himself Attendance daily. from ! in the
morning iiil 9 al DRhf
Mr. Persons afflicted with any Of the above com.
plaints will do well 10 avoid the various NOS TRIMS
and SPECIFICS. advertised BY Apothcearies Ind
Druggists. certain fer any and every disease
They put up to sell but nat to cure and fTequeny
do mich more harm than good, therefore avoid them
A word TO the wise is sufficient Address
DIR. J. b. SMITH. EoIi6, S Frederick st.
December %. lS52-ly Baltimore. nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14
WANTED!
100000 Bushels OF Wheat =!

TIME subscribers. having opened Warehouse
il in Shepherdsiown, in connection with the
POTOMAC MILLS, are prepared and wish Is
purchase the above quantity Of
Wheat. Corn, &C.,
for which they will paythe highest price, in cash,
the markets will afford,
They are prepared 10 freight TO The District and
AlexandIia all kinds OF PFodn.e, &C.. that may he
offered an The best terms. We are now receiving
and will keep on hand for the accommodation gf
those dealing with u.s. large stock OF Plaster,
Salt SC
Mr. John Kspfinger will he found al the Ware
house 10 give the business prompt atehiion.
F.E& J. w. REYNOLDS.
O.. an 1890
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Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

VNHIS Foundry, sisualed on he Winchester &
j Potomac Railroad II miies iroin Harpers-l
Ferry has been rented Tor tern of yrars by the
subscriber, who would respectfully Inform the
public that he is now prepared tiSio, III style OF
workmanship which cannot be surprised ifequall-
ed, in this Valley every description oi MACHINERY
and Plongh Castings. at short noikce!
Hating been engaged III the hhsinext for many
wears In the largest tonadres ii the United States
and being now determined to devote b rs whole at
,ension 10 the business heiS tepfdep, that these
who favor him with their work wifi 81 the <ame
time be iaYorng their own interests III biz prices
Tor Castings shall be Is low az al apY foundry Id
the Valley. 3AI /
Orders, from al ID want or Castings of any desI
criation are respectfully soliciled II
EY- Old Iron taken in e<chdnge fiif Castings.
HENRY G. PARKER. /,
ghennndoah City Aug Al 1910 vi -
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! GKOCEREEN.

| have large stock 81 Groceries alIlof which
are ofihe besi qualifY.
A large scfof Ladies' and Children Shoes; silk
and Leghotn HAS, kossulh and wv l8do-S Caps
81 every description; all II which wiilapesMivfiy
Be- sold al tr0Sr for CASH a. bun determined ID
clos up nv business.
Those vino desire q ret good hargajke are res
pecifaliy inyied ID call soon and 5ndg4 for hem
SELVES JOHN III WILSON.
{ sHarpeTs. FYrTy Apg.l9 1862
M b bose who lfnaw themselves ID BE- IN
iebted 10 me- arerespeciinly requesieff0 call and
settle their accounts. II q w.
Auxust ~ 1852
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Receiving and Forwarding business
Meat-Eatcr Attention /!

THE undersigned have been cnnnelied hereto
u fbre 20 DO business under many disadvantages
having 20 pay cash fer AL stock purchased. and
sell the same upeh credit Of al leash - mouths
The TTiisieeso OF Chaltestewn however. having es-
IabIished Market, which has thus far been most
literally paironized necessity upon The pari Of
ourselves no less than what We conceive 10 &c the
interest 81 our customers compes US give hntice
thai, hereafter we SHAH keep HE market regularly
supplied giihthebest -
BEEF. MUTTON AND VEAL,
which money OF ahour can procure, and il be sold
al the LowrsT PRicLs which our PURCHASES will
Afford, f,r casbonly. As this rule will operate mt
only TO our own advantage but subierve ire inter
est ofour customers zee hope 10 be able greatly TO
enlarge our business during iheyear ana furnish
sach Articles OF Meat as have never baoSSe been
seen ~ she Charleslown Market and a PFiesso Of
~ Those indebfed On cid scores" are teonest-
ed u scttle up Immediately. al all orr capital no
less than our profits, are distributed ar1bng the
community al large.
wM JOHNSON.
Ian,y 6. 1853 SAMLE C. YOUNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14

TINE nndersigned has aieays 81 hand ExrRk
u Flora. No-l. for sale znb ID Exchange Ior ,
enoi article e Wheat The abor< Flour IS k-pi
al hand II Chaies,own. by katn & Woods 4 Co.
and Eby 4 Son; and BY eszersnf merchants a
SAWf&C
have also ur ssw-,f GOOD fsra;r, and biIls
Win he furnished 1iihc shof;ekt Delf9e
MARTIN iETCHHkBERoER.
Rcck Spring Mills. Nay p Is5Qfr,f.
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The CharIestoyvn DeDof.

1yHE undersigned have formed Col astliership
i 10 the management and business III The
Charlesiown Depot. and hope tie liberal pakrohsee
and tohh senee rxiebdeh 10 the pld 6rSn. mae be
continued 10 ihe.new. Weafe prepared 10 afford
every faeiiiL5 for trsnsacting all
Receiving and Forwarding Business
al the sAorirs, notice and in ahe mos. Pnpelnal
msnncr li.lIs.
Weare determined % leave no sflrt 4nspAred
10 accommodate The Old and Ill the new Chssc,irrs
who may fassr Us wila their patronage
We win keep constantly % hand a Iarse assort.
meat q articles suitableie The waps Of ne farming
SALT, FISH. TAR, PLASTER, &c,,
which will besold an the very Lowest or cash
or exchanged for AIRY % arl,eiabIe comnindiries
Z II COAL will be igrnished ID order. hhSn de-
sired " w MOORE 81 BROTHER
& Jart,arr -1a53 I-l -
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81 ~. 4. -. -..-. In. r..t go f,r1
-. ~ w., "a !.
o. r.<S:,< - .s'.t s.,.;i.
4-,<--. 80. :.
= 80 y. !. ,e !. ~ 800
- 3. '..-...<.n
Z q e.. - 49,
-
fk..4 n w cnr f,1,s;eps -
rs .t..ia>ses,ed sfsl--
I1sie. 3.>- fViih Lily Fanss
-: Nt'id H.<zl. '.'.si)
e. -. sr's WAX - He s''r,
p s.esFss y - -
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tH1f' e n-ke ~ ef.ar
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4 i dRGE IND SPLENBI D
STOCK OF g. DS
at Cost, fOr Cash only.

VII IN
FYyIIE. UNDERSIGNED having sold his 'proneItv ltn.
bas asteen;ned 81 elas, his h,siasss n - nst
can,tle line ~ theretafe ntssrs III. - aensiy.
s5ss,rl ~ e.nnps
Whien mas oeen spufchasgd a low az any Slock N
me ailey q lfgitna, lano AZ ffesn Goqds' ne
fnaying been u business gniy about awo yEafs!-
ms assortment consists N part oi the iollowlng
articles, VIZ
Plain, Black. Changeabe, Plaid, Striped and
Figured Silks
Silk Tissues q various patterns
Illusions, Taflions, and Sarcenets
Barages Of every qsalty; Barage De LHins;
Mnsllns ans Lawns Mourning Lawns
SWISS, plan ana inquired MusiIns;
Campfcs and Jaconels 90, Poplias;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14
PERUVIAN GUAN0...

TIME undersigned beg Leave to inform isse Far
Il meFS Of This Stale. that they have made ar
rangemenis with Messrs r. Barreda q Bro
Agents of The Peruvian Cove nment kyr ths tsela
sire tnPorfdti0H III PERUVIAN GUANO into
This city, direct from the Chiaeba Islands; ana al
30, for the establishment Of large DsTot fuf the
purpose Of havingEal ravs en hand Quantity sui
,feient 10 meet The demand and at nfinr5 within
The reach Of every consumer The tariff 81 rates
fixed hy the Agents of the PEsuyrAs GSvEESMEgr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14

CITY H0TEI..

CORNER or, WALL & MAIN STREETS
i RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
THE nearest Hotel ID the City to the Depo,s OF
= The Central 4 panyiiie Raid Road aud The
\, M B ROY, Proprietor.
ASSISTANTS
WIZ. JAca. TAyLoR WA. WttIi.meos
Anri % ia59 tN5.