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Miscellaneous Items.
lFroA the Washi>ston Saar, Feb. 1871

sHI ACCOUNTS o. An ORpIcsR IN ARRHARs
Under the practice prevailing ct the Teesury Depart
msnt when IN omoer 10 In arrears to the Uaed states
and fails 70 account for and pay sto the treasury the
compensation, which II required By the act u January
2t 1888 oludes the additional pay tss respossio
" Of clothing he allowed BY the act Il March ls21
- we'll - hO regular monthly pay HIS allowances for
subshtencA fuel and quartera exempted stsp
psge under former decisions OF ths aooouutipg on
cer fustainsd ct the time by the opinion Of the Ator
nsy Gsneral
INTAKE CORRECTBD.
The paragraph going round among the newspapers,
credited to the St Jsssph's (xo GaxGe Of the 18th
Instant fsyiSg that Msjr wood lodian AGENT hes
concluded treaty BY which Great Platte River Val
ley (o Nsbaaka has been acquired BY the govsrnmsst
to BE- thrown ssitsmeny early e Juns next
mistake Major Gatswood has NO power to treat NTH
any ibs Of ineSus We unders.asd that the MApr vas
furnished BY the Indian Bureau With pager drawn No
authorizing chiefs, lead 30 to b warned BY the
papers all complete they rom>th's city
excspt that they oonued bAas for the insertion Of the
OF whoever the Indians might choose dolegSe
make the treaty in quesSoa The probability that the
tribes have thus appointed delegates In ufmsat Of their
undestantiAe with the Commissioner of IadnA Affairs
during his (tas Commi1oasrs) eoafsrsnoes with them
last fall vhis that ofosr upon his late tour ont
WsAt
PRIVATE PROPERTY OF OFFICERS wRnCKHD.
In dhpsDg of claim arising out OF ths San Francisco
steamship catastrophe has bsss decided BY the row
ernnents accounting ofhosr that there IL law requir
Ing hoEips the oosrs OF the Treasury pay
the private property Of ocer Of the army which
bees Loot BY vresb Of vsse chartered BY the Kov
ermsOt for lbs tran perAaoa Of troops sd supplies
THE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE rRAAsURY DE-
PARrMBHT.
hs NJ Feb thara ~ tvanuu
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rss Court said that as charges cosd not h. withdraw
unless Capt Gardiner was satisfied.
Frederic Lincoln the I'oes Of sAs Knsy' was tAsn
Col Gates again rosa and assd on whose part the W.T.
The Judge Advocate said IL w.s BY ordsr Of the Court
and behalf Of the United satss to nqulrs into the
accusation against 0ayt. Gardiner.
with. The witns" Il native Of Madras, AMI assus to
b intelligent though but snghtly soqusiassd with the
3. Were you cook On the Kubys A. Yes.
Here Colonel G.tss rose ..d said Mr. President,
did not call that witness In this case.
him bsoause his ternony may not b what Jon expect
Colonel Gates repeated that he did not bring the wit
The Court asked whether this Was the witness referred
to In his lstter TO the Oourh
ssd that the Judge Advocate put the question agAia
The question was repeated, asd was answered, In the
The Court then directed that the sxamnasoa should
- proceeded with.
Q Were you told to come here ~ witssss some days
ego. A. Yes; came to see Captain Watkins; saw
Captain Gardiner AMI Inquired Of hiu whore Captain
Watkins was he told me no WAS absent in Boston bus
Q. Did Captain Gardner Civ. you any money! 4: No
he took ii. g9ss out o. n nsd sansr
O. Did Captain Gardiner tell you not TO ooms here and
rot to let Colonel Gsts Add your A. No, air
Colonel Gates said he had question to put to this
witness, As he placed no conedenos In his testimony
The Colonel manifested great deal Of sxoiemsat ~-
fore the witness Called and during his oA lion,
rising frequently from hs seat to make explanations
which tho Court refused TO hear the ground that he
had right to mpesca the witnsas's srsdisity while
upon oath.
Captain Bucknsr. q. g. A., then sworn, and de-
posed As followe:-
O. Doyou kno~ Of any means used by sptAin Gsrdinsr
either prevens the atenaaoe OF this vic
heref do; Was 1t Captain Gardeners room At
the Metropolitan HOTEL and In passing TO his room
Lincoln In the hills Was In the room Lincoln came
In, and conversation took place between him aad the
Captain Lincoln manifested considerable reluctance to
before this oourt Captain Gardiner told him to BY
ali that n harm would be done him. and urged
him tell all he knew OF whatever asked him. how
much IL might be sinst him (0aptais Gsrdner)
The Court adjourned to IL O'Clock this morning,
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.s s 10 s Ssh sSss IA s:s -:
sss ri sA s :s en- .:,s n h
e t T S ..s c.s
ss ga s% an Ss.sls = % ny sssi ,sa
:s:s.; .s s:as;:s . rs.rd
~ ''' ~ ''''' w q aa At SEQ Col usA.
Amer the reading Of the lister Colonel ross
Of the ota stated In his complaint asaiaat Captain Car,
diner but would give tn. OF sitns es 10 sustain
things which be lad been Of to him ooons
6Ates) He was mot snsvsrabs for the truth OF the Aoca
sations.
General scost--Au officer Who briggs charges against
Asother Ia answerabls II he dses without reasonable
grounds for bslisviDg the truth Of those charges.
knew nohas Of the facts and did not eoAsiisr himself
Ansversals in any degree for their truth or fsssy
ms Judge Advocate said that Captain 0Ardinsr Thought
that the charges against him should Be- inc into
ns sssa ,ne Court whether II would be proper to In
The Court decided In the an,r native
On. pro.eaos ss.0ss gas not ready 70 proceed With
Captain Gsrdaer said that the cook Of the K,lby vu
present ..d that this cook witness he had besn
accused OF srbtog to secrete himsetf -
Colonel Gates said he die wish this vi,..,. a. .,
nrst iD order; he wished others TO prscsds aim " -
ne Court replied that time must he ec,nom..a -
th~refore, any witness NJ hsnd should he tax, a -
The doors then closed, and after q few m,mso.s
sorsutsioa, the Court decided Fret That they would
receive any written stismsnt from Col ca his o.s
~ twelve O'Clock Thursday, I'd, taAt he fool
Gsfes) ~ss Iov 81 liberty 10 remain prosecu o. the
ebsrss against Captain Gardiner Withdraw prepare
the statement
Co Gates then and asked psrmissos TO withdraw
the charges He intimst<d that ths witasss lad mace
stsscu sDts noouss sta his stAtsmen and
that he lthe wtssss) WAS an unreliable person
Capt Gardiner objsoted to the withdrawal unSys Dol
Gstes wond sdzit that the charges oupdsss and
snfoupcsd.
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TO Farmers, Dairymen 8 others,

ME- Subscribers, having oe,aised Les,e,s Pa.
lent Tor their Improved Hydcs-Thern.l
Snarn are prepared 10 dispose Of rishls ser S,arss
eopanes, and towns, and individual privileges. "a
most reasonable terms 80 n
u would Be supesfluous 10 present. in the form
o. ex1avasant newspaper gafs the many advan-
ass cur Churn has over an others We will
simply state that with our Improvements butter
can De produced from pure cream IA from In ID
minutes, aud iron fresh unskimmed milk ii from,
2 9 ~ minutes, The milk being 1t fcr liable use
~ me peculiar form Of construction oftht dash
81 zoe butter Is readily accumulated and gathered
20 mass requiring 40 additional labor other ihan
iee mer- usual seasoning or sailing
: Our ChuTn Apparatus is also admirably adau nj.
"a iarJhe producing ofcream ices, the frothing 81
eggs &C, and in his respect Is most valuable 10
sConieclioners and Families.
The ChuIn is siDple eheap and durable IN con.
siruction, and CAME operated BY a child eight or
ten years Of age. In a word the in ventiou needs
only 10 be tried to prove its great and general
Circulars will be furnished 10 few da :! show
ing drawings and giving description or tie churn.
Persons desiring fnbiher information. Charms
or rights, will address paxsass rafl
HARRISON & GALLAHER,
Care of John s Gallahef, IT.,
Washington D. c.
Aprill 49, Is54-Rep conv
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Patent Premium Thresher,
Cleaner and Ksagger,

wkick received the First Premium atthe Crystal
Palace New York this making IN Premiums N
two SEASONS, in compttiiion with the celebrated
SsparyseIs q the day proving conelnsively, that
simplicity 10 construction cheapness III price, and
dnEsbStiis in machine, Is being fully appreciated
aud the cid complicatea costly separetors must
yie|e iseir place 10 asuperior machine. This Ma
chine. iore threshing, separating, cleaning twice,
screensng and bagging. (by one simple oreration,)
all kiras Of Gtain--the greatest labor-saving ma
chne sxiant for simplicity, durability, cheapness
audEapaei,y, il has noriyal IN the world. Il Is
capable Ct turning out. ready Ter the mill or for
seed tom 800 10 500 bushels Of Wheat per day,
with 6efsS horses and s hands--or from 500 10 500
bushels with ~ horses aud as many hands, doing
the work cleaner and breaking less gram. than any
machine now in use. This machine received the
first premiums al the Maryland State Fair, Bait,
In tS52. and 1858 the Washington Co., Md,
Fair; Valley Agricultural Fair, OF Va lin 1852 and
1885; The Rappahannock .AgfieulinraltSociety a,
Port ROYAL, Va the asst premium at the Illinois
STATE Far, 1888, at Springfield, and Silver Medal
at Ihe Indiana Stale FAIR, a, Indianapolis. 1855,
This machine Is 50 simple in construction, that
the ons fan and shoe completely cleans and bags
The grain, dispensing with an The complicated ma
ehinsry tand consequent liabiliysof defangemeni1
10 AZ c.haf separators, thus making il more desira
bleto The farmer.
SboP PRtcEs or ZIMMERMAN s Cos THREsnER
fG 81 ssss, gd SSSss As AR sagsa a5 TT es
pletc Thresher Cleaner and Bagger, 50 inch
CslnGeE S20O; Power for sane, Sl55, for . 10
and ~ horses This machine is complete with
Bas4l Nrenrhes Sc
m REFERENCES Samuel sands. Esq Editor Of
III Z Amrrican Farmer n Col Edward Lloyd. ston,
Md; capt. d. Cox. Northumberland, Co.. Va H,il
1,ar,s- Eso Richmond Richard Willis. Esq, Rct-
maa J, Charles Carroll near ElIicoit's Mills Nita;
r Ssl.on ESQ Riehmcnd Col b Davenport, Jcifer-
~, En Va b. Harding. Northumberland Co, Va. /;
Hmgh Neisnn. Esq. Clarke Co. Va Ch:nles Mason,
Fss Kins c;.ofer Co, Va s. W T6nmas. Esq,
CIsie Go. Va 3Dr r J. NARROW, Frederick city,
Ma. ftsyid Boyd. ESQ Frederick, city, ibid. Ezra
H1rk Fred rick city, Nd Samuel Holt, eiddletown
Valley mid /; John Claget,. Hagerstown. Md.
Tfi< The above ma, hiues are manufactured in
CkJ5fleStown. JEFFERSON Co, Va, All; 'crders adj
dressed 10 us wi he attended 10 with nromptness
ana al.threshers sent PIT warranted 10 come up Il
/ the standard. ZIMMERMAN s. co.
~
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Hon. Thomas u. Beutsn's
Great Work.

THIR TY YEARS TIE w,
q, Hi~ory Of the Hlrxiag IF ~
4Bserican Gourynm.nt for. 15Rty Years.
Ffon 1870 % 1859.
C1isfy fak<n fron the Congfsss d,bates, ne
Fricsae payers Of aGeH .yeeks0s. Gad az
.Sp9rhes n Er- Senator Btntes, srf1 Ais ac-
tsaiIrieic Of isea and cgaEs-
THIS Work viii be completed 10 q VOL with
i Rhetorical notes aud IilgsrsIi5ns and some
Botieks OF rcceased confemp5ra is, the first II
whick viii Re pablIsbed IhesIst of MAY. 1851.
and vii Be bro6gh down to The eIoSr Of ihe admin
istrstioa of Gen Jackson aud will thus form i
eonpiete work b. i,-ei combating 200 d01te cnl-
una Royat 3 va. Psxe- Pffce 81 30 ter vol
pay dn deiigerx
Citszens Of geiTerson county, desiring 10 SUB.
srrihk, eau see The prospectus BY calling "a W. WI
J GAhLaBER. al ibr Free Press OlR1e, Who wilI
fecrife subscription iorIkis valuable VERY
JOHN 3 HOLLiNGSHEAD. /
Washington, April -, 1854 Aren't.
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To the Public.

TIME undersigned, having engaged in the Mer-
u camille Business, are now openinS,l al Do
rams old stand near the AtmorY Gate very ex-
tensive stock OF Dry Goods Hardware Gfocefles,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets &c, Up an ex-
animation OF which they respectfully inrite the at
.enion OF the public. Their motto is NOT large
profits but large sales. They determined 10
conduct their business the most liberal plinci-
pics and TO use every effort 10 merit Ihe public
confidence aud patronage Whatever they sell
shall BE- OF the character represented, and lnyaria
bly, reduced re such prices that meme mayihePe 10
undetselI. They have established such extensive
arrangements as will enable them TO supply the
market with every article they deal in az fhe very
lowest prices. They feel confident an exainination
of the variety quality, and prices 81 their goods
will convince the public that money may be saw d
by purchasing at their house. lit
They will give particular attention 10 The Gro
cerv and Provision Business. for who they have
made ample room by an enlaf gement Of the prem
Uses, and families may RELY WITH confidence upon
being supplied BIS them withaticcs in this linel Of
iresn and ior 9uality They purchased their
Groceries. mostly in large quantities and iaiways
for cash.
They keep a very heavy stock on hand ard can,
and will, sell them at pri es unusual n this mar
ket The following enumeration will give gem
eral outline of their extensive stock:
PLAN Changeabe and Figured Dress Silks
Plain and Figured Mouslin de LANES;
ChaiIeys, Eawus, Gtnghams, Alpscca,l Canton
\
B,mbazineS French and English Caicdes
Brown and Bieached Muslins
Ticking Bagging Checks, Pads, Linen Sheet
ings Fable Linens and Oil Cloths;
Towling~ White, Red and yellow Flabnels;
IrishLinens. Silk, Grape, Cashmere AMI Nous
lin Shawls;
Hosiery, Xii, Thread, Coston, Silk and Silk
Nett Gloves;
Cambria Jaconets Laces and Edginess
Plain Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
Needle-wotked Goods. Trimmings, Bonnet Rib
bons ParasGls and Umbrellas;
/ Coating Linens Jeans and Tweeds;
Cashmere Cassnets. Linen Drills;
| Cravats Suspenders, Boots and Shoes every
description for Men Ladies, Boys, Misses and
Il Chil3ien;
Z Silk Fur, Straw, Chip, Kossuth and SLOUGH
Hats Of every variety.
Alafg. stock Of Hardware, cluding Gallery
and Hnuse furnishing materials;
r life and Blasting Powder; =
Queensware, ana WOODWARD; Window Glass
| Pauy Oil sndP ints !;
A Tot OF fine Tobacco and Segars;s
Bacon, Salt Fish, Lard Potatoes, Flour and
Corn Meal
| They have choice iot Of hne Liquo's wherewitt
| they will supply gentlemen as chtap as the same
anu = WALSH d BRO
| HarpeIs Ferry, April 20 ls5l-us
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~
THE undersigned has just returned nom the
Il Eastern markets with the larges, and most
complete =,
STOCK OF GOODS
he has ever offered al this place all OF which has
been purchased on the very best possible terms and
will be sold as low as ans goods OF the same quail
ny can be IN The Valley Of Nlrglnia consisting in
Cotas Cassimeres and Tweeds;
Fancy Cassinets at very low prices; !
Silk Satin and Marsailies Vesiingsi
Italian Cloth and Summer do.
A good assortment Of Cotton Goods fot Sam
mer wear;
An assortment Of Beached aud Brown Cot
tors
Do do osnaburg co,ous
Black, plain, striped and fgered SilhsS
: Tartonss Illusions and Sarcanettsi
Swiss Camhiic and Jaconet Muslins,
large assortment Of calicOes and, Cling
hams;
Ber- ges and Berage. de LANES, very cheap
Lawns, Mushns &c
Irish Linen and Linen Tahleclohs;
Linen Silk and Cambria Handkerchief;
Grape. Silk, aud Cashmere Shawls, " every
variety;
French worked Collars and Cufs;
Dress Trimmings, &c /;
Silk and Straw Bounets, very cheap;
Artificial Flowers &c, and almost everything
in the ia cy way;
Ladies' Misses nd Chiidren's Shoes;
Hats and Caps. of every quality and Price.
Also. large stock Of GROCERIES oiithe best
quality consisting IN part Of
Coffee Sugars Chocolate, Teas
Moasses, Straps Bacon, Sail &c.
Also, good assortment of Hardware
Cuilery Carpenters Tools &c.
Waters Looking Glasses, and TinwAre
large stock Of QueenswaTe, &c.
All OF which will be sold on he verv best terms
Those who desire To get good and cheap bargains
are respectfully invited to>cali before purchasing
elsewhere, and jutge,for themselves.
N JOHN G. WILSON.
.Harpers. Ferry, April 90 1854
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I EACniNGE BANK OF
SELDEN. " ITBEzSS Il CO..

~ " AsHfTGToN. ~. z.
I1HE undersigned respectfully announce thas
I tfsY Have toEtned % partnership 10 rfansael
eenesat lanGiHg and Exchange business 10 This
eiiT under the frm OF ISELDENi fWIfAERS &
Co, agdsare prepared 10 deal u
t5reigf osd Doa,estie Ercaaagds Tfmt- Bus Pro.
,agiss1yN9fes Certffatss ef HePaTte' Letters q
CFeda, Bane Notes abb Com.
We Srseriake tQznaHe collections and promptly
10 remit a4 proceeds IA any designed point within
OF @ithbnl lie Union.
Mr. EipLiAM SsLDeN, member Of the firm, and
for MANY years Has,, TIE Treasurer eE TIE Uaited
Stats, GFfgive his careful personal attention to all
fnsncf business whith We may be employed 10
transact " it'll any oilhe Departments oEthe Govern
ment. {
The bHsiness which our employers may require
US 10 trtnSact VIII be conducted with fidelity and
prGmpiAudc, and Apon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late TREASURER 81 he u. S.
JOHN WRITER'S,
n OF Ate1Gadria, Va.
r. W.ILATHAM,
1 Of Washington, D. C.
L. P. BAYNE,
Or Bapialore, IA.
w
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GEN ERAL AGENCY,
Washington, d. {.

THE subscriber offers his services 10 ihe public in
i the prosecution of Claims before Congress. or
any ef-the Departments Of he Government Some
years experience as discussing agent Of the Indian
Department with a general knowledge Of The mode
of transacting business in the vaioas Offices Of the
GovRrhment enables him 10 proin Use sat isfaction to
all WHIP ma1 entrust business of this character 10
his Garc
lie will also give special attention to the col,ec-
tionlofnlaims against parties residing in the Dis
trictiof Columbia or lis vicinity negotiating loans
as well as the purchase or sale of Stocks Real Es-
tate, Land Warrants, &C., &c. or furnish Informal
ton tocorres pondenis residing at distance in re-
gard ID any business which may interest them at
the seat'oi Government.
His Office is over the Banking House of Splden,
Withefs & Co.
JAMES J. MILLER.
July2l, 1853.
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New Commission Produce, and For
Warding House.

TINE subsrriber has taken that large and we'll
Il located Warehouse formerly occupied Nv
Kink & Scott, Immediately on the Canal near the
Market house, and is now prepared To receive con-
sisninf nts To which the stticesl attention will be
given and prompt returns made.
He will also purchase country produce frem
boats or wagons at market prices
Strict attention paid 10 consigBments Of live AMI
slaughtered Hogs
The rQniiguity Of this warehouse 10 the canal
will make il desirable point 70 uniuad hoats at a
tififng expense and BIZ slIict attention business
he feels confident that he will give satisfaction to
all who NAV consign 10 him lie has leave 10 re-
fer d. The following gentlemen
Hon q ADDISON Nayor 81 Geor5etown
w IT, TENNEY merchant
f. PIckRFLL, & Co merchants. Il
WM KoLD Esq, Frederick Nd.
FREp a ScHLEr f "a, s
Ii. Harding, E.q
GEO b LIPSCOMB
March 3G-3m 81. Georgetown y c.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
nwsmPn laundiee.

CHRONIC or NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DiSoBDERkD LiH-
Err OR STOMACH.
Sch > Constipation, award Pless Ellasss q Blood TO
he Heal Aesslity Of The Stomach, Nsusea, Heart
barn Disrusf for Food, Fn;lness or weight il the
Stodarh Sur Eractafions, Sinking Fllfiering al
he PIT ofthe Stomach, swimming Of the Head, Hnr-
ned Ard Difficult Bresshing, Flntierng IL the Heart,
CHOKING y Saacezting Sensations whea in lying
= posture Dmness Of vision, Dots Webs before the
srht Fever and dull Paia IN the Head, Defceney Of
PerIpra,rn. YellouDess Of the skin and Eyes, Pain
IN he sd Back Chest, Limbs &c, Sudden Flashes
of HEAT Barnink in the Flesh Constant Imaginngs Of
evil and Great Depression q Spirits.
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p d q TER Y


- ~ ed<uins psrrAy cpes ne % and Popala
- cfsBsn Daiis i ngi only very eood = parody
~ Il inc11cs lceson that may freeh nf ee-rt 2. so'
roane inebriate, Hkon n1fr serltnss ssner roansel
nixEi fail % renrA EE
sOhI donii ron renenbrf he asys, Ben Belt,
The boyB with nosrl - red
yvho df4ak with delignt wtrneyepthey net,
And aiuays Uent drunk 20 beds
n The Old ersre-y ard. ia the edge q the truas
ID s1rness obscure and iope,
They hare gone % rest aad the gay yo1lg aprigs
Have dropped 81 doe b. one.
.sOh, doa,t yoa remember the rs. Ben Bolt,
Ard the spring II The foot q The ball,
Where on Wc.te lain in the snmmer hears
Ard drank 20 oar pinost M
1he spr1lg i filled with mud, hsa BOLT
Aid tke Wild hogsIroei afesaf,
A6d the rood cd iar, and ~ ehisksy sweet
Lea broken ard srjli'd on tAs gfosad-
~ok. doa'ty oa rent1nber Ijs'fseoH, Ben Bah.
And the bAr-keel,er, kidd aid true;
AID The little mock Al the md ptthe par,
Where we sw allow q t.e igFn he dFeE
ia taferu 4 burnt 10 IRE grosf1G, Bca Bo!t,
The bngiles erlek'd asd dr.
Ard of al the b1ys' who -srTss u i there
There remain bat ytu aud Z!
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shower Baths and Bathia ( Tubs.
Fresh SUPPLY oG'
New Spring and summer Goods

TNHE subscriber most rrsliscti1iY informs his
i friends and CUSTOMERS thsi he has inst receive
and Is hnw openi general assortment Of DIR Y
GOODS AND GROCErksIfS, embracing every
variety 1saaly found in couttry stores, which for
syle quality and price ara Unsurpassed in the
valley His stock was pnt.hastd I'd the lowest
figure for cash which will GABLE him 10 sci at
greatly reduced prices He;inyites aneyamina-
ton of his Gncds feeling as{ufed th4i they will
give entiGe satisfaction elders thaIkfuly re-
ceived and promptly GlI,d / AWlLSON.
Kab clown April 81, 1871 .a
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Removal.

FTIHE Undersigned have removed to the new and
j. commodipus Store-Roome under the Office Of
the Spirit of Jefferson where they exPect to re-
Tain the patronage of their old friends, and from
enlarged and uperior capacities Of aeeommoda-
tion To receive the visits Of many new ones. One
the 6rm is now in tiA East, and designs prpcu-
ring one OF the largest and most carefully selected
assortment of Goods ever offered in this market, u
w Itch the attention of the public generally is most
resnsc, fully inriied.
BROWN &. WASHINGTON.
Cbarlestown. A --ril 6, 1854
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Cash for Negroes.

r AM DESTROYS TO purchase large rpnber Of
i NEGROES for the Southern markets, men,
women. boys, girls and families, for -
which will give the highest cash prices. OK
Persons having slaves To- sch will
please inform me personally. pr bg letter veA
al Winchester which wilsreceive EroSppt 80
attention; or 3. M. & w Z. Campbell E
No. 242, West Pratt street, BALTIMORE
ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
Ageatfor b. M q. W. L. Campbell.
Wincheafer Spntpnhpr i 1881
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r9E ROOFS : Debts due HAAS & RiDsS saUR
are in ~RIpsNouR : heuds for settlement. All
persons who know themselv,s TO be indebted to the
above Firm viii please call eafly and arrange their
debts
We Rave large numberof small ace bun,- Ind
notes whichswe will have 10 pat into the hands D.
an officer if mol settled against The Ist Of June.
JERE HARRIS.
SAMUEL RIDENOUR.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-29
FOR RENT.

THE undersigned finding that their hus.-ess al
u their Warehouse, at Hsrpers- Ferry, calls .or
their whole time and attention, they will rent their
STONE WAREHOUSE. at The : Ola Furnace y
for the pntxpifed term OF their lease which is
nearly I'VE years. The points too well known,
as most favorable one for the Boating Busi-
ness 70 need any particular description. There
IS Limestone quarry eiose}by. ofthe best quali-
" which addsio The value Of The position. Apply
To- r BLACKBURN & co.
February 93 iS5l-tf