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DANCING ACADEMY

A Il CARUSf'S SALOON.-I will commence my
"A classes i'll Dancing on Tuesday, October IL. at
NV Saloon. All the and fashionable dances
taught Glasses in Academies and private families
attended to.
DAYS of instruction: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. Hours for Yourg Ladies, from Ito S for
Boys, from 5 to I and for Gentlemen, from TO
Q. pm.
II5-My saloon is still for lease reasonable terms
sep 10 LEWIS CARUSI
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GAS Futures.

FfNHE Subscriber has OH hand and il daily receiyin,
1 from the celebrated factory of Cornelius, Par
he: s. Co, philadelphia. large and handsome col
IL ZION OF CHIN DELIERS. BRACKETS. PEN
D.4NTS, &C., embracing all thcH new patterns,
which ne Will dispose OF at manufacturers retail
urlrrs. Those IN want of Gas Fixtures will find il
10 their inter, ST 10 call and examine patterns and
prices before purchasing. -
c. W. BOTELEH.
sen I-crom Iron Hall.
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WILLOW WAGONS, Baskets. Por" Monnairr'
w Transparent Soap in Bars. Crying Dolls. TUCK
side, Puff, Dressing, and other Combr, Pldt'n-
Cards, sc, for sale low, at LAMMoNDs, eth ST.
near E. sep6-eoS
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FORM or OFFER.
To the Chief Of The Bprecu Of Frrd, and Dork,,
Merry Department:
Of in the State at 9.
hereby offer 10 furnish, under your nd, .rti-ement
dated day of and shi,ct %
all the requirements OF the same. all the articles
bIacrd in class No. VIZ:
(liere insert the articles, with prices ned out
amounting TO (write the aggregate IN nords., And
propose (name the agent if one required rs tie
adveTtiSement.)
The undersigned, OF
in the State of and m
in the State OF - guar
antors, hereby undertake that the above named
VIII, II Offer hr ac
cepted, enter into contract. before required with
the United states, wit lin fifteen days after the date
of notice through the post office of the tptance
of bid, a. before mentioned.
(Signs;urr-'
certify that the above named
and are known 70 nc 70
De good and responsible guarantor> in tins CASE.
(lo be signed by navy agent, collector, or d-'Hc'
attorney, or some other person known 10 the
bureau To be- crcditable.)
Sep 6-law4w
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1st course. / block feet inches Tonga
feet inches wide, and feet
thick tn be dressed thesame
as stretcher or the third
bill;
1t course. ! piece 10 feet ii inches long,
feet inches wide, by
feat Thick
Sd course 1 piece IL feet long, feet
inches wide, by feet thick:
5h cOnrse. l piece 10 feet inches long,
) feet inches wide, by
feet thick
18th course piece 10 feet inches longs
feet inches wide, by feet
thick;
9Th course. l piece feet inches long,
fest4 inches wide, by :. feet
thick:
tn course. ] piece feet s inches long,
feet inches wide, by feet
thick;
Sh course. piece feet II inches longs
feet 4 inches wide, by 2 feet
thick:
9Th course piece feet long. 8 feet 4
inches wide, by 2 feet thick;
10Th course. piece feet 8 inches long B
feet inches wide, by 2 feet
thick;
l1h course. piece feet ! inches long, 3
feet 4 inches wide, by 2. feet
thick;
l2h COURSE. l piece fest inches long. 3
feet inches wide by feet
thick:
1871 course. piece feet S inches long. 3
feet inches wide, by feet
thick:
14M course ] piece feet II inches long. s
fet inches wids, by feet
thick;
18Th course. piece 7 feet long, feet
inches wide, by feet thick;
T2 cubic feet Per cubic foot
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$50 lineal feet Of submarine breast-wall Co
ping, feet inches wide on the bed, in
blocks of from to feet in length,
and feet in thickness, rounded from
the top to the front line, to the quad
rant IF a circle OF . feet radius
The top and curved surface to b. good
eyen-hammered dressed work, without
depression. The two sides, the back,
and the bottom bed, are to he truly
and fairly dressed a. third class
work" as hereinafter described
,235 cubic feet per cubic foot
It'll BIZ, Is Cornerstos,es.
The stone for the southeast corner, on the west
side Of the deep basin:
1st course. block Z feet square, > feet
thick; the top and bottom
beds of this stone to be
dressed according to the spe-
cifcatons for :hird class
work.
Two adjacent sides from the included angle are TO
have draft of one inch wide around them show.
ing full corners and square edges, with rough rock
work face, the same the stone Of the LIST and Sd
bills.
The other two sides also to have draft of an
inch round them. and are to be joiutIressed from
il i'm hest from III f.c,
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Pine and il nioe. Timber, Lunb- =, and Rrlrds
For Extension Of Machine Shop.
pieces yellow pine timber, IL feet
long, 9 by 10 incees square;
S pieces yeuwino timber IL feet
long, by inches square,
pieces yellow ire tiGbcr, - feet
long. by IL inches square:
pieces yellow pine timber, II feet
long, by 10 iHchp. square;
l piece yellow! inc timber, 10 feet
long, by u inches square:
pieces yellow-pine timber, IS feet
long, by 10 inches square:
! piece yeliow-pine timber, % feet
long, by IL inches square,
pieces yelio~-piDe her, 20 fe-t
long, by 10 inches square;
pieces ycllow-pine timber, Is feet
long, by inches square
pieces yellow-pne timber, IL feet
long, by inches square;
pieces yellow-pine timber, Sc feet
long, 9 by II inches square,
pieces y.llow-pine timber, 16 feet
long, by Il inches square;
100 pieces yellow-pine timber, 81 feet
long, by inches square;
q pieces yeilow-pine timber, q feet
long, 3 by inches square;
% pieces yellow-pine timber, IL feet
long, by IL inches square:
% pieces yellow-pinc timber, % fee,
long. 1 by l. inches square;
12 pieces yellow-pinc timber, IS feet
long, 2 by inches square;
l piece ycllow-pine timber, 10 feet
long, by inches square;
S pieces yellow pine timber, so feet
long, tapering from by ii inches
at large end to 9 by inches at
small end:
) 800 feet, board measure, l inch yellow
pine dressed honring
In all %, sS2 feet, board meas.
ure per 1000 feet
For Repairs Of Hospital.
4o pieces yellow pine timber, "a feet long.
. by inches square;
pieces yellow pine timber, 81 feet long,
8 by 10 inches square;
pieces yeow-pine timber, 1S feet long.
Shy 10 inches square;
10 pieces yelow-pine timber, 81 feet long.
3by5 inches square,;
10 pieces yelIow-pine timber, IL feetlong;
sby 10 inches square;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-21
Warehouse at the Old Furnace.

WHEAT. CORN, &c, U-fEFED.
NHE subscribers respectfully inform The citizens
Il OF Jefferson and Berkeley counties, Va, and
those Of Washington cpHnty. Md, that they have
erected large andiconImodious Brick Warehouse
al the Ola Furnace on.the P6tomactiver (under
the name and firm Of LUCAS 4 MOORE
where they viii al all times be PREPARED to furnish
transportation, IN their superior 1.-The of Canal
BoaIs, for any and all freight. destined for The
Markets Of the District Terms raj sonable, and
such will make il the interest Of all 10 give Them
a trial.
II The highest market Cash price viii be
paid, for from Eve to twenty thousind bushels OF
WHEAT-lo be delivered at SUCH times dis the
parties NAV agree, AID in parcels ID slr iht CON
Yenieace Of those interested. Also, The highest
market price viii be paid for CORN, OATS. and
Country Produce generally. Farmers ana others
will find il 70 their interest 10 call before disposng
OF their Grain or Produce. as our arrangements re
such as 70 offer inducements equalbo that cf any
other Hnuse in the Valley
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, S-c,
VIII DC kept constantly on hand and disposed of on
the most reasonable termsty ihe tatg9 or smaller
quantity. ROBERT LUCAS ia,
SAMUEL MOORE.
Old Furnace, Aug 5. l652-ly.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.


TINE subscriber begs leave 70 return lis sincere
Il thanks foF he very liberal patronage he has
received during the last thirteen vearshe has been
engaged iii. Coach Makingfin Charlesiown; ana
as this is The commencement OF newt daT and set
Ting up time,p he wepld most respectfully reauest
all who know themselves indebted to call ana settle
As there some few accounts thar have NOT been
settled for the last len years be would suggest set
Tie ment, aud then be perfectly willing % gosin'for
another ten. 411
He has large assortment Of CARRIAGES of
al kinds, which he win sell low ior cati Or on
c'edn, 10 suit the purchasers or makefto order any
description Of CARRIAGES. He has now on
hand, Jenny Lind Coaches, six. passenger; Rocka-
ways, four and iwopassenger; BuEgies, ditto /;
Carryoles and Barouches. Also. large stock Of
second hand Carriages, which will be sold very ow.
Coach, Baronche and Buggy HARNESS, from SI5
to 500, made Of the best materai ana in approved
workmanship.
Carriages and Harness repaired att short notice.
Feb. TO- 1853 w. J5IIAWKS.
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BEEF. MUTFON AND YEAL,
WM. JOHNSON, sl
Jah'y G, 1853. SAML- @. YOUNG.
Goats, Pants and Tests.

IF you want suit OF CLOTHES, ofsouna ma
j terial and OF excellent style aud make, call Oh
WILLIAM j. STRPHEys, Merchant Tailor cnrper of
Shenandoah and Bridge streets, near Mrs Cxrreils
Hotel, Hafpers-Ferry, Va, where will be found at
all times allarge assbTtmentof
Cloths, GssinsereS r. VesfinSs
and other seasonable goods for Mems wear. (which
WILDE manufactured to order in the best siyae and
at short notice.
Also, large assortment 81. CLIO THING lof s4-
peror quality, 10 which the attention Of gentlemen
Is particularly invited, as much OF il is gotten D
il a siyie-not infeFiorIo the best ordered woSl5.
Also agreat variety Of Furnishing Articles, SUCH
as Shirts, Drawers, Cravats, Gloves SuspHndefs,
&C.. comprising complete assortment u every
thing necessary TO e1m petea genileman's wasdrobe
Az Clothing purchased at this establiEhment
WARRANTED we'll sewed and all rips will basewed
without charge. My stock is now lull arr COM
plete, and pains will be spared to render salts
faction, 10 all who NAV favor me with cass.
WILLIAM J. STEPHENS!
Harpers-Ferry, Oct 81, 80.
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LOudoun County Agricultural inSti-
tute and Chemical Academy. ,
AlDw, LocDotk Go, va.
Jauuatv 1t;th. 1853.

Ma GAiLAaER-- Dear Sire The enterprising
farmers AMI friends Of Improvement in Virginia
will, doubtirss, be gratified that have associated
with me Mr.. Jatnes Il, Guiigk and Mr.. Hartman
Bitter, tw0 practical and sucresStu agricuiturisas
for the purpose ol establishing az Agricultural IT,
stitute and Chemical Acader8y in this County,
The experimental Farm Will cbnlain $50 Acres
which will be cultivated according 10 the true prln-
eiPle of science, and in whichInany Interesting and
important experiments will ie made. And Efforts
viii be made to obtain seeds from every part Of The
United States aud from Foreign Countries la
addition to two commodions dwellings alread v on
the estates new building has been desighed $50 bY
80 feet, One half of which will be erected the
present year. Tho Latorat9ry- will be furnished
with an extensive collection Of the largest The
handsomest and lest apparatus in the United
States The museum will contain Geological
specimens, Minerals FossilsI Shell and also Mod
els Draughts and Catalogues OF Agricultural Ma
chimes Implements and TooiB And for the conge-
nience Of making and repairing apparatus work
shop will be fitsd up with Tuning Lathe, Slide
Rest and all necessary tools for working in weed,
iron and brass Full COURSES OF Lectures viii be
delivered, which win be Illustrated with several
thousand useful and interesting experiments.
The instruction will be thorough and practical,
embracing Mathematics, Mechanics Chsmfstry
and other branches Of Sciende and Art ID lheirap-
picaian TO Farming and Farm purposes.
Particular auentiQn will! k paid TO Agricultural
neutrality-suspicious. OF Pure Chemicals NJ AM
agement Of water rolfses-R Fihciples OF irrigation
Analysis OF Soils--Consirlnclon Of Farm Bald
ings Estimates al Misunderstanding. Budding,
Grating Pruning and cultivation OF Fruit Trees
And 10 fine every thing important to the pfaei-
cal farmer ard men Of business
To. complete the designs BIZ this Institution III
require an outlay 81 40 10 50 thousand dollars and
il receives thai patronage which is hoped fof and
expected no expense will be spared 10 make il the
best institution uf the kind In life World. IEnow
the advocates Of improvements really in earnest
they will take this enterprise hy the hand and help
it along, by giving good Hist OF students al ,he
commencement. Ii is hoped that every county ia
the State viii serd at least one student me fEst se
sion. And that the different Agricultural Sceieie:
wiz ascertain how many slhdeuts can be sent from
their respective districts and forward list IL The
sane by the Isl daY Of DECEMBER next
The Institute will be opehed for the reception 81
Students on the lstot Mardh, 1854 Terms. inern
ding allexpenses except Books and Stationery S20(
per session Of ten months. n /.
Cifcplarsf NAV be had By addressing the princi
pal at Aide p. O.. Loudouh County, Va.
BENZ 1T. BENTON, PRINCIPAL .
ofile LoitGoRB Couaty AgFicRilnroI Iastit4te
February 3. 1883. ADD Ciemieaf de4demy.
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Virginia to wit

rules held in the Clerks Once Il the Cirssul,
coun Of Jefferson County IN the 9Th dsy a Maseh,
1855 Ad'
william NJ Nc Ksigb, James II. M Fti.gA,
Wells Il. Harper ard James 4. Chamaer-
lain, late partners under The frm Of III.
Ksigk, Brother e. Cesspany, i. Pl5ts,
AGAINST iii
John NJ Jeicea, Tfxsfee, JYiiii4ai De MIR
ran, d. Ia S. BlackIock, Jacob w. Rky.
stelds, John X. While and Henry Beyfg,
Defendanss,
IN CHANCERY. + I'll !
TIME object Of The complainsnis Bill and Aameal-
II ed Bill is TO SET aside sundrv Deeds I'll TfSsi
from the Defendant William McMuTan,Ffis, a
Deed TO Henry Berry as Trustee. dated llh Sep
tember 1851. and two Deeds Of Trust TO John III.
Jeweit, as Trustee, dated March lilh, 1852 as
fraudulent against the conplainan;s, and Intended
10 hinder and delay credLOTs 10 hare an acc, ant
taken Of the various liens npon The properycover-
ed By said Deeds, and that the Plaintiffs have sat!
is[action out OF the property covered By said Deeds
for The amour. Of two judgments in their favor 4
Il appearing on affidavit fled in tbs SUIT that
the Defendant William McMurran is not a resi-!
dent Of this State he is hereby required TO ppfnf
here within one month after due publication Of ibid
order and do what is necessary to protect bis inter-
esls 10 this matter Itis further ordered thar ]
copy hereof be published once week for four she
cessiye weeks in the Virginia Free Press, /" and
posted al the front door Of iheCourt house Of .hi
County, on the first day of the next County ,Cbprt
ACopy tdI
March "a, 1852 r. 7. BROWN, &c fl 4
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u
E,ail,tzi = arie fe1F1 - ei,iai ,-..- -, =.
ri.fs esdirn' -. af fa- q sllssisieH.f Q..ssk-
ng-
nR. SMITH baz i5r msnr rssr, de~s,,s Il,
~ whole .,fsniioh % re ,les,neni Il Prixs,s
His great stccess n those long sanditr - s;e-i,
casrs suct As were nrncfly considered ia 1,7tis =
suteirnt<o mrieui him % TIE po6lc A. ra,lbe 81
ne sz'sss,ss Fai5s'' s g p. s.ssi.sa With
c1zeS Of Private CQupl4nts. IN their Different owns
and stages practice which no doubt ~, ~
III he oahes pbysicans advertising i Bssimorr.
an1 not sugie case knoyn where his tliIeel;rn<
strit,lV foi0Ee snd netjzipes iaktn 4 ~
tiln$ v.thoaf eaeciag 4cal md permanent cure
therefore psfsxns al cied with se1ssS CT ne above
nailre. ao mater how dieult long standing a..
Il lis ONCE. Ne. l6 5. FREDERIcK ST. and Il 10,
tIeefunlly relieved rerinner4iion win Be- reonirp.
for his Services HIS MEDICINES fer from Mercury
and al minera Poiseps pai up u neat and compact
Of while travelling. without exposure d hin5rzhce
from business, and except in cases Of violent nlam
nation. no change Of diet i necessary.
STRUCTURES. Dr. Smith his discovered 4 nav
method By xhich be care the worst form Of strie-
ure ina very few days, and that without pain Of IN
convenience 10 the patient Irrii3tioh Of The arethTs
Of PROSTATE gland or neck Of the bladder i some
times mistaken for slricrs By general practitioners
YOUNG MEN
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility. whether
originating from Certain be<frqct0e Habit. from
any other cause, with the train 81 bodily and mental
evils which follow, When neglected. should make an
early applcatonI thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering, As wells expense By his improved meth
cd oftteatment, Dr. q can safely guarantee speedy
and perfect cure Ia II cases Of this complaint
TO FEMALES.
All diseases peculiar TO Females, fsuch rs Suppress
sions, irregularities. SEQ speedily and eectuaily
moved The eichcy OF his remedies. for the cure Of
the above affections. have been vel tested in an ex.
tensive practice for The last twelve years.
4sDrl Smith's a9pREvENTATlyES,D for Married
Ladies, whose health will not a4mt who have no
desire 70 Increase their family, may be obtained
bowe Price S..
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE may consult DR.. S.
by letter, post paid describing dase, and have medic
cine securely put Up and fprwaFdsd to any part the
United States. always accompanied with full and ex-
pieil directions for use COMMUNICATIONS considered
strictly confidential Office arranged with separate
pafDeBis that patients newt see any but the
d9Skor himself. Attendance daily, from 5 ID the
H1fDing ill 3 81 night.
NB. Persons afflicted with aHJ of the above com.
plants will do well 10 avoid the various NOSrRUAfS
and SPECIFICS advertised hy Apothecaries ana
Druggists, certain for ahy and every disease
They put up sell bal II cure sna frequently
do much more ham than good Hereford avoid them
"A word 10 the wise is sufficient Address
DR.. J. B. SMITH, No. l6s s. Frederick ST..
December 3d. ls52-iiy Baltimore Nd. II
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Zoliick0ner,s
Anfi2-nheumafic Cordial

~ ns CIR y Ianandso,y enl cArs.ic RGsuNSi;inS
Rkesmaiie Ges.i, Nsird,sia, Sria,ic1s LaMt4kt.
Sci &c. ~
or all diseases Incident 70 the human family.
~ Tiers IS h0ae pefhSpS which ccrastens 70 much
intense suffering and physicai disability, an none
thai appears 10 sliei, % little commiscf1ien and
tympalhEIas Rienrsaifsn in rs various m06i6e4-
tinns. Medical Writers and he faculty 10 kenefsi
save enteriainsd different views as 10 Tie cNase 81
shis Eainlu maladY, and hence the variety al tom-
Pounds fene kind q cthef. which have beeH pre-
senleu % the pablo as euratifes. TEisis pgspa-
ration originating entirely uiih tie srhseriher ana
be eah Therefore recommend h as nefieeiiy snle a.
wsllss Efficient. king wholly iree from any dele
teripRe substance whafver FAS proof Of its 4alua
be efficacy, read The following ceflifratss.
March Mad lks0S
/ Espeslsl Ftiead About fur ysags sro was y.
lacked wth lnaammasory Rhenmausns ,o assisss...
THAT 4 involved my whole body viii a. a:5sun, IL
pain lhatf was unable iowalk, OF even helh Il.
SELF Having heard Of ~ Anti. Hheumaslt cnr-
dial procured bottle Is ii aud heESra shKd Is
ken half Of II w4sable q ss,erd 10 NV ordinary
business, and lave remained FIRE from fhe disease
ever since DANIEL MCCARTHY.
81 Swanson 81 below Almond FAii.
HarpesssFeFTy. Va. August 81 ISL
M zslif1tn6r7 Dear Sir Il aAora, ~ ereas
pleasure 70 add nv testimony to tie hens fnfet
Of Z0llickogtr'S Rheumatic Cosdiaf. Hnsin9 bet,g
afflicted with Rheunagie 0ouf, OF as ii WIS ieff6ed
BY some nhgsiciaps. luslammasoty Kheamasisai.
l1 t1Ss tcH 9NMtS ~ tft@t Ettl>E W1tnHtl
lermissivn and he pain vas greatly increased ~
the prevalence Of wet weather SO mreh ii, 81 stFg
almesl ifsuppogiabe fnrihsFmcre vas ifedus nj
Ii caa6ns1 u ny bed Tor thfee months At 4 time =
Aflee having tried various physicians ard
dies Withhold number, I was induced thrcagh 4
friend 10 Try your Invaluable medicine. and am
happy 10 inform you that aflsf taking one bottle.
ieel perfectly well Of Rheumatism and aso fnd
thai my general health has been much imprpved..
Very truly yours, JOHN SELLERS
Harpers- FerTe, Nov. IA. 1857
take great pleassEe in testitying ID he excel
lent qualities 81 Mr. ZoElickoiferS Anti Rheumatic
Cordial, 10 eieeiins what i claimed foF it II was
prostraied with Rheumatism so ns ID he ehtiTeiy
naable to altendto my busiHess, and inde could
scarcely walk orEmove. Soon afler | cAmuiepced
The use Of iae Cordial. felt lis beneficial effects
upon any sfslehsand nov find thar IL pas we'll nigh
eTadicaled the disease. walk with ease The swell
ling and Stiffness has gone sul at my limbs and
feel assured thai shall soon be free from the do
tninian of my enemy. JOHN J. ALIEN
Being familiar with the fi5ess above statsd sub
scribe myself C. Nv. BUTTON. Ps Nj
Ecpreparpd only BY Henry Nj ZblIjekulEeF,
conner az Pine and Sixth street Philadelphia sn,l
sold ID bottles. 81 each, BY r. d HAMMOND.
Harpers-Ferrg Va, upon application 10 whom,
numerous certificates Of lis efficacy car be seen.
February n, 1883
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PATENT AGENCY.
JOHN 8. cALLAHER. JR- q co.
Solicitors and Agents IN:
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC PATEyTS,


vi, NElJf klEN = IND FE1REETHi
WAsHzNoToM CITY. u. o. FL
EskOM considerable sxpelience, and suceessf9l
Il practice IN their pkoiession lhe subscribers =
enabled to qfer their services /. inventors i n
others and will attend promptly q al business gb-
ing before the PArENr GFFicE.
Preliminary examinations made. and Questions
Of Nsrdiy Of TarenfioH and Paieaiabiliv detesse.I.
CAvH4Ts prepared and fled Sgksifs afioas pro-
perly written oaI and 1pplieatiohs drawn nm IN
due form and presented
GEoNgTRIcAt, lsoMRrarcAI. and PERspscrikE
DRAWINGS. made in finished aud accurate man
ner, and when required drawn toi scale fot pfsc-
teal purposes
EkAMISkrIpxs Mare Dr. SKETCHES, il accotnka-
MED with explanation ofIhe parts claimed as new.
Letters and Paekagts must be Post Paid. u
Address,
JOHN s. GALLAHER, in. eco. s
Washington. Sent 80 1852. Agents
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- ~ 4tI'I|III|. ~. ~ = Z
TIME undersigned f-.petlfni'y zn.oonce fta|
~ they have fofm-i J ct-paFinens1io . transact
general Banking and Exchange brsinc<< u rki'
city, under ne Arm Of SELDEN. WRITER'S 4
CO. and are prepared % deal in
Fsr<fen 1nf Don,tsfi< Exrknntrs. 7yas- BIZ. Pre-
mif,oTy Nst<s CsFll fcafer Fl Deposils Lxlilfs u
CftSf, Bead Nbi<s and Cbin
We un1efiake 70 make collections aud prompt,
10 ren5t II. rroceeds q any designed point uiihi1
O. without ne Union.
Mr. WiLtiksr SxLDEts 4 member Of the 5rn and
for maRy years past, the Tfrasnreref fke 0nitea
ales viii give careful personal attention 10 al
financial business which We may be ernulnfed r
transact with any ofthe Departments Of the oref1
ment
The business which our employers may require
rs 10 transact, win be conducted with 6drlitv -
prompsirnde, and upon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
If Lafs Treasurer Of 10. 81
JOHN WIfHERE,
r. w. LATHAM.
OF IEasRi4gisa, 8. q
Z. P. B4YNE,
washington, Der. &. iaso-if - .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-21
CORN /! CORNi

VyHE undersigned are prepared y receive cokS
4 both 81 the several Depois II he'Coqniy and
at he Oh Furnace. They viii slate now as al
invarisbIe rne sh.t MD Cor, win not b taken
At anr price N -,n.sor terms. II sHusf Be- ether
While Or YelIo1r They will receive corn now
and vii .6rsrr. dre h1if Of Is soppostd value
and pay he balance when i rs1thes marFet, 1e-
ducti6e only fhe eo<f Of transportation from he
''s1 : ? BLACKBURN . co.