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silver and Plated Ware,
The Frederick Female Seminary,

I ) located Frederick Ci.y, Md, as healthy and
l. pleasant town any in the Southern States.
THIS Institution has able nd efci, Board ni
Professors and Trut hers good Library, excellent Mu
steal lnstrumentsan extensive Chemicals aud Pin-oph.
cu Apparatus and il is confidently believed that offers
mauy facilities iul inpartiig thorough extensive
and refined education Seminary III the land
he School Is not eetaian-on the contrary, The
ung adde's strictly required To attend such Church
as parents designate, ccomPu led always by tie lcher
Scholars will be received any time during the year,
aud will be charged proporionaby from the date Of
their the close of the Scholastic year in
July.
The duties Of the School will be resumed after the
Christmas Holidays, the Bird lay 81 Jan AIRY, which
would be very appropriate time for Scholars to enter
the School.
For BOARD and Tuition. including furnished Rooms
Light, Fuel. Washing 5000 per Scholastic year
PAYABLE half yearly in advance
20 or Circulars, and other particulars. address
dec 6.dt22drc II. WINCHESTER Prest
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4 Ew CLOTHING STATION

y III now 10 our frcn, aad tie public eenefaiis
those in Wnnt oi any kind dr quality OF GOODS, f"u
lie very finest Cissnl Palace style, II The common Ut
licles Of every day
W. invite the ulicniion of those wanting hiticles IA
,ur line 10 give Us cnl-feeling assured that we
and " Ii clu. cheap huuse in this cry and tn
FOOD a. any, Being Judge 81 CLOl ING, aud wish
Inc l., sell On fur io,nz H. public may resi- assured
that try VIII obi iin the worth of their money.
We may enume some of e.r altcles, sur rs hae
French BEAN Er OVER COATS. Mi euof.. oprr
t,Iaaks.ucWeFt ses Bus Contsol all cat aud is
inns Dress aad Finrk OF all kind; Pants 81 all
-t,ies and qaiy from the l'uet aHd Tfee To the Ass
issippf pnttern. Also the beautiful Vest, nade
or in ruftcrus rich the mines al aiorn hnd NOR
enchanting Silk Pushes. Brnckades, Y.Istts, Cpsi
mere. Nc. &c; Bosom Siocks, Cmsnis, beautiful L.
look nj Fancy SO rs, FINE 5 II X II aud com
mon ones Fancy Susf ehd-ts; tlu~ers, Gloves, Mius,
Bu-k.liu Glnycr; most splendid Umbrellas ain.
gle and double ones; Unde Shirts and Drawers, Vol
IN SILK md Cotton. AID ali things necessary to elehn
Il man in comfortable garments, whether hc he iifh ~
poor Our ouse is open 10 all 10 come and see ton
Themselves.
Those wishing tlcir garmf msde to order. "a,
all kind. 10 he found in this market, aud
ever, Thing made aud flted according order.oI
Tie goods returned md no pay demanded.
We have the best worknsn engaged in nur establish
nent that be secured North South hereiure give
"a triai
Very Respectfully,
BAKER ~ CLAVEY
sept 29--ts Corner of Main Market Sis.
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~ bavs on haad o good lot OF Clarka, snme II IA
e ed iolail aifh peari very p.eity mane l.
md g"od ime.krrper .-Aisu, very pretty I'M ef'
.unoblr oi Churche Counting rooin-,Sc. al - win. h
y eaaraiaec perirm accorae tine-And last but pi
Inst ~ hive .w ~ thr czech, nird l.e coulter Rnz
.ppe,,,r artirte--Wc have tried them, and Their 'r
know them to exec any rusrd beiore All those va1'
ing Food. IN lur linz respectfully solicited 10 mil
AID examine our stock beforr purchasing elsewhere
net IA Ia H. Sf1NERTHOKN x co
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NEW Il VALUABLE RELIGlO.

n EW Il VALUABLE RELIGIO!
~ BOOkS-Just received at Morses Commla
House. The following by Rev. Robert Phlps
ID devotional Gudes-to tn, Doubling, Cousc eoiha
Perpcxed, Devotional, Thoughtful,
The Mary-; or, beauties ol Fem lie n olines.,
Marthas; or, varieties OF Female Pity,
Ly las; or, develor mentof Female ClarurIe
iannals; or Maternal influence on Sons,
Love of The Spirit-traced in His Works,
The Young Man Closet Library.
The Martyr Lamb, by Thrummachcr,
Beckersteth, on the Lords Supper,
The Young Declple, by Rev. J. A Clark.
Gathered Fragments. by do
Walk about Zion, by do
Pastors Testimnnv do
W ilson's Sacra Private,
hep's Double Witness of the Church,
hr5te's Christian Year.
DAILY Steps towards Heaven,
Heavenly Houts.
Commitment Manual
sermons, by Rev Samuel Davies Il
Evidences of Christianity by fifteen clergymen d 7
ginia with Portraits
McCosh ON Divine Government,
B'nars Morning of Joy aud Night Of NreplrE'
Morning and Nigh; Watches,
Songs in the House of my Pilgrimage,
Christ our example. by c. Fry
The Listener. by do
Wheat or Chnff by R,e.
Living or Dead. 10y do
Pascafs Prpvarinl Letters,
The Family OF Belhany. 10y Bennett,
Sabbath Musings, by G. Fry i
Pity Papers, Morn American Irdiuns, 1ra''
rents Old Sea Captain Country Stories and ob'ef''
by or Humphries,
W dow Directed aud A. xiops enquirer, by Jan,f,f
Thornton :, Wainwrght@ james and SIheh''
lily PRAYERS.
Tyng's Commentaries Oh Gospels,
Barnes Notes an du job and Isnnh. eff
Tine above with other too numerous to me"tl'n.rI
sold low. nov 2hIy~'
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Having used the Mustang Liniment in my { mily 'ul
severe cases of hard Jumps aud swengs, cheerful,
givn my certificate - its excellent effects My daugh
ter had hurd lump, the size OF hens egg upon hel
wrist for year. told her to rub it with the Linmrn
and few applications entirely removed it, have
used the Linimcnt for Scrofuous rumurs, or swell
gs in the hroat,o long -tandir ofmy ,ervanls
and it removed them both in a short time cons. dei
them all remarkable cures, aud commend the Mustang
Linment the best article I ever used.
JESSE r HOPKINS,
Proprienr of Hopkins Hotel.
Liberty, Va. June 10th, 1858
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Lynchbure, Sept 20. 1888
From mn intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo G.
Curle feel confident that the Pieda TT Works under
his management, will fully main'an its reputation in
making Rail Road Cars well as in any and all is
branches of meehaca operations
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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TnRos GssBY ENPREss!l!

FENlllS is Ia c,rnty that the Ait. Mo y MUSTANG
L llNlMENI las been used quac txteu iNely IA
the sluhes OF Admins x Co.'S Great southern, Eastern
aud Western Expresses Fl Curing Gulds, Chnirs,
Selatchs Spu.in- aud hru Ser mud it has proved very
cfec,un. We have hesitation in recommending j.
"A valuable preparation 10 ben-'d externally man
or beast. J DuNNING,
Foreman Adams a. Cos
Express Smblc \. Nork
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Hof-c. Mules, Cattle Hog, Sheep aud Ca We, #
nvrr eight number, will be carried ~ Bird ella,
Clouds Tie weights Ia be- r,gulntcd a follows: Hal-
-, 1000 Iii Mulrs, 800; Bel Cntte, 1000; Soch
10. 70D; Hp.s. l5b Shrep 100; Calves, l25. undri
mouths old Lumber Of all kmds, and Coal 10
ie loaded and nnloaded by wnets. or consigncc.
DBc dny only will be allowed To load or unond. uness
l,v -reein il reement in writing, Whenever a Car i,
iircd rcua lnaded arriving at its place Of
destinations, over % hours, unless otherwise agreed
npor. Il vii be al the option If the Company to unan
II, mud cnargc ut lac rate ol 30 per Cur load or
humber, and 20 for Coa and also chm &c at The
rate Of SlG0 per day Tor the u.c If tie Ca.
rHOS. SHARP, SuprL
mug 27-ts W. K Tenn. r. Z.
70 E>rress and Rep. copy
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WARWICK EOs NDisy
EAST END OF JEFFERSON ST, ON TIE BASIN
LXnClburg. Va.

EAST End OF JEFFERSON st, ON TIE bA>lN,
Lynchburg. Va.
flNlE Projectors Of thi estnbl -hinsnt are Nv pr
pnrod 10 furnish the rlantrr. IT Vireinin viii tn
most celebrated Premium FLOWS and AdklCiL
fURAL TOOLS IN the Uniled States.
The, hayc. ut II great expense. occurred twenty d.i
let.m Patterns of Plnw.-Also, Gu III VATOR f,
ROAD SGRAPERs. md pinc different sizes Of llal
CUTTERS. Our Puas consist Of the Pael-kiIl. New
York $50 Pirmum Engle so Premium; d ii"
Grnuine Livingston county fluw. We hive improved
HE lviugston Pillow which mike. it worth NJ least %
per than The Original psliefns It con-t-
ia the manner in winch The ld-jjc Ia uuache1 Ia liz
noadbnhf-doiuP nway with the loci. winch wcnkeus
the strength Of the Prw The Tom Of the llow is not
rhanrcd, bat greatly increased in strength b, The i'm
/. uNemrnt
Our experience IN the All Of Building Agdculnm
foo- mud om superior patterns. induce u te' hesr
furnish the best PioWF IN The Smlr NJ prcos mt
la he bent VII the furmer- of Virginia give n- ea u
and Ne iltnko pleasure in cShibng our tools, AL
proving Ia you the ruth oi smtemeutsi
AIsu, al kinds Of Cast und " ought Iron work fin
isheiin tnc he=l sfsle anl urier.
Ere.h ground Plaster furnished nj the mill ~ usual
NllrrEMORE, McNAMF \ co.
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nlIsCELLAHLOUs.
E,Ams..lNs in cloai4s a ManiiiIas

ID he s4a.criaer has a large and hnhdsoae lot OF
1 OAKS and MHHtiilas, which be will s'il al efFniy
reduced prices. Let all tbose "he desire s"'ns''ns
nice mud cheap ell sann ,.,,n.
| H.. &
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DLANKErs. w OoLENs. Ac. Wrh


.tV sh,li rrreisc ia teV dny-. ~ toms M | r.
ru,nu Gmno from Messr.. Baprda Biu., Agents d
the Peruvian Go,nrl meut. Al Whn hive been wnltiu
for supply are requested ~ ga uu NJ
sov lis Is. + SAGkETr.
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MERCHANTS
a. EK aKl.n

oft Elk tpR SAIF
10 Hos-h al y. r. aud n. q SUI,
30 iiairri- C. fee Sugnr
20 Glarife Sugar,
i000 BIS bet l.uaf 4,
10 hhds N. q, 4 Sugar-honse Mil.
100 Bass Rio and Lagui. Coffee 's>'s,
% do Superior brown Jay, {, IL.
3 Cases Gunp'der, Impil and I PI =
3lO Sides good sole Leather, "a
loO = upper -
Bales Shoe Thread.
1000 lbs. Bale Cotton. assorted ru,,r..
Balss Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt
Is Tons Bar Iron,
do Relied Tir Iron
do Ronnd x Square Iron. as....,.
do Blislrred Steel,
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear
Boxes Collins 8, Ar hers Pnte,,A.
200 Kegs Nuils ASSURED sizes. Aes
30 Grind Stancs
50 Boxes Tnow Cundlcs.
30 Adamant'ne Ca, dies,
~ Sperm, do
20 Tarpenlire Soup,
30 Englisl, duiiy Cheese,
80 Pine Appc do
80 Butrels Ma kercl
80 Kits do No |,
80 Barrels Tnnnels Old,
10000 lbs. Gund Fanlilv Bncon.
Besides IA number ui other a,,icles too
'Ht''"
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PRICE

The LnUient is putn in buttle- Of three SIZES anil
sells AT % cents. 80 &c and o. per bottle rhe 81
cents size contnns }, tin es ich the 2jrS and
the dollar size three times "a nueh as The p cent
size. being much cheaper.
A g. BRAGG 4 co, Proprietors BOA Broadway
New York. aud st. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II SEAY.
d. 4. LYMAN. and
X. STABLER 4 Co.
sept 2l-wly Agents, Lynchbure.
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MoKGANTO4, june Bonn 1851.
certify thai am acquainted With George Good-
that he afflicted with Rheum above stated
aud cured by the the Mexiran Mustang
Liniment. JAMES C. SNYrH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.
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Office The undersigned have I'm. -.
chased N =. l@aierro's interest in the csoi Pun
lore, will IN fuiu" be conducted under ,l. "s hereto,
firm oil ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone n,, a ~" and
10 the of the former concern. in aed
They solicit continuance nf the patron.ea uI
friends and the public generally. :" then
R. J; EcHoLs.
aug DTS W. H. PRYOR
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Silver and Plated Ware.

~ hive nl-o good nsznrtmfnt 81 Silver fofes
S,..n. Ladies. threaded md pbin handle.; Cup
R,tt.r nitrs fruit-l ve---nil 81 gennn" Com. y
have the genuine Abate plated Sponu. Fo,k But
Ter snivc-. nm rNcrlient article plated Ga rtors mn
Eftriz Bn.k ft..
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We take great pleasure in recommenf ing the Mex
lean Mustang Linmeu To all our frerds aud custon-
crs the best article have used for Snrc.
Sptnjn-, az Galds on Horses W have used it eXtcn
sively and always ctlreluey, Some OF ourmcp hn,c
also used it for Bruises and Sores, us we'll
Rheumatic Pains, und they all say ii acts like mngc-
only say that have abandoned the use OF any
nthpr Iinimpni
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.n61oes T9aop,sate 10 ~ f"@' CtasS-boXes oi hats
uuurte furniture
ArficieS aoprop,iafeto Second CidSS-Boxes, bales
rdy good feathers, shoes, saddlery glass, paints, oils
hugs and CO tectioncry.
AglicieS ap roptiafefo Third Class.-Vrgnia dofnrs
lc, sugar coffee liquor hagging, rope, butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco. leather, hides cotton yarns cop
lrr tin. -heet iron. hoow-ware, queensware castings
hardware, marble fdresscd mud other heayy articles moi
enumerated in spe, il or fourth CLASSMATES.
1yiices a5propfiaie 10 The Fon1th Glass Flour. lin
ack- rice pork, heel fish lard, tallow and bacoI lin
nsks boxes sucks. beeswnx bales of rags ginseng
md dried nn bar iron mnrb'e (undressed) mil and
lind stones, mill gearing.
( 10 miles l.50 Salt per bushe J s
''as''L per 100 miles. zoo Fifty pounds. 10
,"n % ~. = $50 miles. 30 II
WV 'os' zoe miles 300 Carri' ust. IL
Snit dts
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ff'HESE hOkkS hive hc,n 80 n. pe,ution it'll
\ al the otest iaPoted Machinery for Wood and
u IN work. and upot scnle ei-ufntc witt the
wants Of the Sour and " 81. fur ca construction
sorc lhan me hundred culs aftll de-crlpiion lnve
trel Il. > at iir-. work ion the naI1a a rsnne-sc,
Bel R,ea.
ite- ieat, bud Eule ~ OF Rod .ndz are respect.
itlv MS I'd Ia bestow H., rtuttatot, t,ey nuA "a.
~ 8rr',.n - lei we'll hbi-h, -tri.t con plance
NJ a. Nj pine and . Hvmgs; al alter tlc mo,t
3ffayal anr C. Instruction. 81 rfir's satisfactory
southern Ikail-Rouds
" 1 80 langer be ounpred % oi,nn then Cars fr,n
til =, Subject 10 large expense nHd ri-h Of ran--
rortet GEO. g GuRLE Proprietor.
TIE aud' signed ha,ipe had charge Of tn above
Works from commence mepi. under the turmrl
Prpritor, Mai A. Ellison Jr. asks L. We to say to The
RslRoad pub ic tnt lac ha- engaged with the present
Foprietn AMI viii continue H. fnen hoping b,
pie long experience IN Rad f,nd wrks constant at.
teution Ia the work entrusted To him merit the np.
probation aud liberal patronag, ni Tie public
A. NEfTl ErOA, Manager.
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Books for Farmers, Gardaers, dc.


INHE sub~cr er has in lafec eariety ct Woke
L Agriculture. Among winch are--
Calcareou- Matur-s hv Edmund Ruhu,
raj Essays by Do~nius--Just wblislled
TIE American Farmer hy Buk,
Aien'e American Farm Bob,
The Progressive fAtmer, b Nush
Demrstie Animals, by Alien.
Lectures or Practical FuiriHr. by Johnston,
Nouou's Elements of Scientific Agriculture.
Farmer Treasure, Ivy fnlker,
Liebig Ayr .ltura chcnist rs.
Catte. theif Breeds mann emc,t 3 Diseases; Breeds
management AMI denscs Of Shrep by Aoaatt.
Treatise on Cattle
Youat and Martin Cath. BY Seveus.
Nouatt on the structure md Diseases II n Horse.
Stabl Economy, b Stewart.
Downing Fruit and tntit Trees at Amo ieu
Liebie's complete Works Cucmistfy.
Downines Landscape, Gardening ud Ruil Arch
lecture
The American shepherd by Matrll
Colbeu's American Gardner
Enc clapcda of Ghrde aiun computing the Theory
and piuelice 81 Horticulture, Flptculue. Arborcn .
and Landscape Gardening by l.C. Lpudou--ll.
lu-trnted Icy many hundred enrraVinra
Enevclopeda of Tees ana Shru's with Engraving.
OF al he Spec rs, l,y J. {. Lnudon,
TIE Fruit Garden by L Barry.
nnV % u Is PAYNE.
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FACTORY STOVES-Ju>t re, eived, no
l. another lot thrsr heavy Stoves for Tohac 80
lrtorits, which haye been in such demand csAN
Tor few weeks pust. Those that hive been waiting
and all others IN Whnt M now h. supplied.
Also, on LA ii goud nent ul fue an common
Crates, which will be sold low fer cash at the cheap
tuve ard Range Store. G = BLISS.
70
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w w Lenwich a Brother.

!" =" N'f'"FtH ~ 1T "FFF'
Il l. their 1rltse rein and mpt, IA" House. so a
nakr il conform IA. al --pert- Jne sfrat improve
merits nude in modern Hot i. THIN Hon ~iii -
NEATLY FURNISHED. and ulhf an agreeable plr.n
al Travellers and ail persons VISITING Lynch.
burr-wlde neih,f rKpensr trouble viii be- spared
Ia make their A B Among The most sumptnou-
md ,legs,t IN the State
Attn, he'd 10 thi- Hote j. of The most COM No
DloUs STABLES in the CITY. y icb i. rianagel by
two nast trusty n a ~ pprieurpd Us LET'S.
he undersigned well aware nf tts. 'xteHssh pat
ronass which has been heretofore extended Ia this III
tel. under the mann geneHi cot YIN L"hwirN San,ond
tue desire al continuing anu greatly II efs,sne tie
same will -timnlae then spare oSeriuns Ia com
ucnd themselves the fagur OF their friends the pub
iic generally.
WM W LEFTWlGH.
oct l,lSets THOS " fEFfNIClI.
A HACK AND PoRTEn belonging to ~. will b. in III
tendaaor the Depot aud Packet Landing. convey
travellers tn. Washington Hotel or cHsstoE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AZ GROCERIES IND PLdo IER.-Ihe aH
,crlber-til continues At the fire proof brick Nae-hes
the canal amidst all the changes to receive and a
Nard Goods. Produce, Manufactured Tobacco g.
our charges WILDE low, and forwarding done with d.
latch.
Will receive in few days, first rate assortmend
firoce'7eS, which he will sell ow and buy aItn'
lonr, Corn Meal, Outs, Flax Seed, &c. for which
vii give the best price,.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES B. RENNlCk
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Rich JeWelry.

We hayr hruutiiul selection ni 'r"u'm.as '''
IA Eli. Sell. k.y.s Guald key-i Ludi.-' Fob an
ffo ,ip-: Yl.aa VI, g., cit, tfnent 81 Ea-tres
Is-' Bf,ehp- If the lalcsi sod a-t approved sly g;
r,eelet. pi4eer Rae- and Gua Pin-. G'ld und sts''
) eetacle- uud many atbrr ffele- IN The hne no "a
por,,ps h. n,efiluf#tp tl- ntvetitemant-te winch ""
rr,e. fully tasiie tIo nitetii.a st the public
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4 LIVINGSTON PLOUGnCAsTINGs

"a The subscriber has hand u large lot oi u
celebrated Livingston" Plough Castings. and VI
'ntlnue to receive additions his stock from thes
Try so that there ill be no difficulty IL getting
II the pieces belonging to them.
JAMES B. RENNlCk
Feb l2-dScts on the Bsa
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NosttE -hhvinR purchased the interest of "
=. H. Wash in tie firm of Eames j. Wash | shall
continue 10 nanntactur TOBACCO MOULDS Of all
descriptions which will be warrenied In q nal ,,, mad
Ia The Stlr- Also, TOBACCO, BOXES of all iescrip-
ION m"de TO order at the Invest price, and on the
"a, am a'ohe authorized to tue Of Eames &
Wash in closing the business of the lnrme, rnncor
HoN OTIS CURTIS EANES
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WASHINGTON uOaGG


IVA undersigned hasiR pun tasai The inlefest al
NV. L,itwlrii s. SIN, - tli- luHa sstabil bed
a4.i W kaewn lIate wi hereafter rouiue the
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Fine Green and Black Teas.
Flour.

l AM now grinding superior article of Famil
Il and Extra Superfine Flour. Ny customers andte
public viii please call and secure sdrply
oct 10 dts II. s. LANGH0RNE
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ENOk HOUSE kEEPEKS-A Lr.o -
Il ply ct best refined Gelntine in Sheets and SI
for making i'lancmahg,, Jelly, &r-Also. Fnac
pe'ial Gelatine boNes-Sp,rkng Gelatne-AI.o i ~,
tracts OF Vanilla Lemon, &c, for nivnring-rr Va
by JNO II SEAy 4 G6 sue
oct 26-iS w
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q. " MINIS,
n s TANNER,

ITH1iITUI If-II"T ~ iNTIsTN
~ Gplorir. Main st tva q ar 'ratu Bidee ST,
Isnchburg >,eamafe 81, Petersburg. Hud 40 Main
ST. Rs.iae .uA Va Facl 70 -
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Itnil-isoad watches.

chimp a. tbr Gheaft-'.
RuiI-lkoad Watches
W., bav. 70 eosd .clepiiln IT silver lover Nnteh'-
af sat iuIs tis- sfnnns ~Aeh can be inad tue ,'
Celeb nied Ri tad !lme keepor-, - t1nste1 Z
pEGIAIif ron ENGINEERS 1ONpb1 - 81
a Ralraad.-Au afi,fe which " vii fiHnt i'i Is"
,esl..a and at price. CORR psod,as win quality.
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Fine Watches and Jewelry.

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
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On Saturday morning, 2sd ultmo; after an illness
OF a few weeks Mrs. ELIZABETH kEPLINC;ER, in
the 57th year of her age; and Monday morning,
25th ultiIn0, Mr.. DAVID KEPLINGER, neac Shop
hcfdstOwl, in the 63d your of his age.
Suddenly, Wednesday morning, 9th ultinso
CLARA, daughter of Mr.. HESRY S. ENrLEn, Of Shop
herdstOwn, aged years.
On Sunday night, 10th utimo, III Elizabeshtown
Kentucky, at the residence of JoHN Y. Hill, Esq.
Mrs. ELIZA s., consort ofC. GorFREY WISrEnsStElH,
in the 29th year of her age.
On Thursday, 18th ,timo. SARAH JANE, daugh-
ter of Mr. CHARLES BLAKE, Of this county, akFed
year.
On Friday last, LOFTY ANN, daughter Of VII
LIAM KEAsFoOT, of Kabetown, aged > years.
On the i2th uItimo, in this county, Mr.. RICHARD
GRIMM, aged about 80 years.
In Smithfeld, on Sunday, nth ultin,o, CHARLES
EDWARD, infant son of JoHS G. and SUSAN MYERS
in this town, on Friday 29,h utirno, SALLY, t,rn
daughter Of joins w. and MANY A. WOODY aged
year, months and 10 days.
Ohwcep not o'er the carly dead,
Though the hearts dearest ties BE- rivcn;
Though her body rests in cilrths culd bed,
Her spirit lives in heaven.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-03
6be Markrts,
BALTIMORE MARKET.
ToR THE WEEK ENDING April %, IS

REPORTED ron THE SPIRIT OF JEFrER@oS ny NJ nANs'En,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, HOWARD STREET.
CATTIE.-Thcrc were offered at the scales on Mon
sold city Butchers and Packers, 100 were driven
the Eastern markets Prices ranged from $3.50
$475 on the hoof equal TO S7.i0 $3.50 net and
averaging 1925 gross.
HOGS.-We quote nominnlly at $3.50 100
COFFEE--Ne note sales of about 5000 bags lEio at
o. :, 10 cents
'FLOUR.-HoxARD STREET FLou1.-DuEring the
past week the demand has not bce very active, but
with light receipts and rather favorable advccs from
Europe the market has been 5uatainrd. The total
sales of the week amount TO about 5000 bbs. nciud-
ing 400 at 81 75; 200do. at 81 Sis 400 10 at 81
SI closing to-day firm, with 2( bbls at the latter
price.
Wheat most of our millers have stopped grinding.
The sInalI stock R niers hands Is hcld at $5 With
out sales.
CORN NIEALA-Sales of Baltimore bbls. Mt $500
The inspections of Flour for the week a4e: 1886
barrels and $50 half barrels Also, S4l l!bls. Corn
Meal.
GRAIN.-VHEAr.-We quote good to prime reds
at lOS lI2 cents; white at III 100 cents; and OF
family flour whites at 124 II l21 ccilts.
CORN.-TO-dny we quote at 50 81 cts. sor white,
and 81 u 50 cts. for yellow
OATS-We quote Maryland at 30 n 50 cents.
CLOY ERSEED.--Salc this week at $3.50 a 7.I5
per busl:cl.
NIOINSSES- quote New Orleans IS 80 cts;
Cuba q a % cents, and Porto Rico "a 90 cent;
BACON.-We quote Sides at q a cents, Should
crs at g. 81 cents, and Hams at u,
LARD.-IEe note sales of 100 bbls. Western Lard
o. cts.
WoOL.-Tubwasheci % a 80 cents, pulled 30 81
unWashCC q 40 cents.