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lust REC EIVED, another invoice of in.
u American WATCHES, (dengned for railrc al
agents and Others who require accurate time keep
ers)
Also, . 6ne assortment Of rich gold Jevelry. new.
est yles, which am selling nom 20 TO 80 Der Ct
be,ow the usual retail prices ssked at 9th az ss,s-
lishments- sign OF the srge Spread Eagl., Penn
U l-u N MON
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NOTICE OF CoPARTNERsH1P.

I HAVE this day cold my entire stock of Hard
l. ware. together with the good will and fixtures
sppertsining thereto, to Mess ELv- rs THoMP-
SON, under which firm and ct tie same place tbs
business will BE- c1nnucted IS heretof'r..
In retiring wou respectful solicit Ct my Gus
toners In their behalf continuance Of patrons gs
aid can assure them that they will find EXTENDED
facilities Tor dealing.
Mr.. klvans is authorized to recei It for me; aud
these having accounts due he FIRST inst will please
call and settle. H. LINDSEY
WASHINGTON, July ], 1854.
Having purchased of Mr. Lindsey his entire
stock Of Hardware H. have ocia ed ourselye
together for the purpose of conducting a genera,
hardware business, u: would RESPECTFULLY solicit a
portion Of public patronage snd pledge Ourselves t.
Use our utmost endeavors to merit the same
JOHN K ELVANS,
jv 3-3t VIM. THO 2SON
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A BIJoU OF A PLACE.-The Kirkwo S
opened their new house to-day-on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, at its junction with 18th street
The visitors will not know it for the " Irving
House" of times past. In all its appointments
1t is square up with the times, there being no
modern improvement in hotel comforts, conve
niences or appointments not introduced into it
Ii is arranged to accommodate ordinarily
about one hundred and fifty guests, all Of whom
can be as cozily taken care Of as 10 any pri-
vate house in the country while at the same
time they will have at hand every advantage
for which sojourner seeks first class hotel
Good taste and neatness have ruled in the selec-
ton of the furniture of the establishment.
which is faultless in finish, as we'll as to thu
eye. To our fellow-citilens We need say moth
ing concerning the young and popular propri
etors of this newest Washington hotel. To
the travelling public, however, We have to say
that they are thoroughly and capitally trained
hotel keepers. knowing and being strictly at
tentiye to their business in all its branches.
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GRAND EXCURSION6
' FOR THk 4th OF JULY,
we - ~ fHE
~ WHITE HOUSE PAVILION: or
FORT WASHLNGTON& MT VER NON
, Prof Prosperf's Cornet Band En-.


FORT WASHINGTON MT VERNON
3 Prof Prosperf's Cornet Band en-.
gagged for the Day.
L. The Steamers GBo. WASHING
TON and hos C0LLl ER will make
eight trips 10 he White Bous- Pavilion. Mt Yer,
rcn. and Fort Washington, On the FOURTH OF
July; leaving Washington and Al-Kand.iA st the
GLOWING hours:
/ cave Washington at 6x, 8 az, AMI.
o'cl ok.
Leave Alexandria At Z, 81, 10. ~, az, 81, ex
and n O'Clock.
e. Cosches leave the Capitol snd pass up The
avenue. Fare 10 cents.
r, fresbmepts Will he provided by three c-tersrs-
one in the dining room and Two others in the Grove
near the house
Any one Wishing IL can take their own refresh
mepts with them.
- Parties Wishing 60 land at Fort washipgton,
do 20. II is beautiful place 10 spend the usy
Fare r the round trip 20 tie White House or
Fort Washington, 60 cents-cbildren hslf price 10
Mt. Vernon ana rpend the day at the White Home,
81 Is; to Mount w. rpon. 81.
Refreshments on each boat.
Persons wishing to get there early take the first
boat.
Prof Prosperi's oornet Band lie engaged for the
day
No spurious liquors TO be sold on the boat or st
the Pavilion JOB C0pS0N,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
fe I'd Captains.
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LARGE NUxBER.-Eighteen candidates
tor tie Deaconate, and three for the priest
hood. were ordained at Trinity church, New
York, yesterday morning. The sermon was
preached by the Lord Bishop of Quebec.
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A9rSPLrNDID PIcTUREs-Those Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail to pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
the Avenue. He has oil exhibition there some choice
specimens Of the new art Of DGgu rreotyping in on
which for beauty and excellence are incompatible.
There is portrait executed In this last style O,
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist every lineamsnt thereof giving fe-lik ex
preston. Mr.. Plumbe is reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist of our time. mar 40
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~ most beautiful. choice, and varied sssort
nent of fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has jus,
been opened by Noah Waller Co., proprietors OF
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
DUR citizens, Is well rsugers, should, by ali
means give them trial, their goods are made u,
in the very best manner and most fashionable style
Their stock consists Of full dress and business suit
fine black and colored Cloth frock and dress Coats
rich Vestings, &c, with a selection of FurnishjDc
Goods not surpassed in the city for beauty and style
Particular care and attention has been paid to th.
Boys and Youths' Department.
Their prices are uniformly low, and We say to one
and all. call them before purchasing elsewhere.
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"A Order No. 3.-NatiOnal GUAR
T. You sre hereby notified to meet at your ar
hi M mory on TUESDAY MORNING next, the 4ti
" " OF July, at O'Clock q. M, In full uniform
with pompoon. for parade.
BY order of Capt. j. A. TAFT:
a- c. R. BISHOP, O. 8.
WAsHIN' TON, June %, 1874. je 30
~ Concert snd Pic Nfc for the
N Bensnt OF ssQueen's Chapel."-A
Dinner and Concert will Re given at "Bele Air, !
the residence Of Col. Brooks, about mile from
the Washington Gene ery, - half hours ride only
from the ciy) on the 9TH Of July next the bsne
At Of Queens Chapel. The grounds will be thrown
open to visitors at O'Clock q. m.
The ladies in charge OF he CHAPEL make this az
peal to generous public, and trust, that as no ex
pense will DO spared to max. everything pirssen,
and agrees BILE through every department. thy VIII
meet with success a. the mo erate sum OF 30 cents
only will BE- charged for sdmittsnoe And there will
b. tumptuous oinneR, ana all kanos OF Refresh
mspts prepared fer the occasion.
An omnibus will ,save the corner Of 9th street
and .. avenue, At 8 O'Clock g. m, and at O'Clock
p. a. go .-.s- ss-
gle M-eotlthJuly" QntsD % $3.50
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The SrERKosooPI.-This beautiful Instrument
aud wonderful As beautiful-has been seized upop
by the Daguerreotypists, sm2lided, and put before
the public for general adoption. On viewing TIE
application Of it to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
ng is the result produced. The object of vision seen
through the stereoscope Is NO longer q picture; 1t
has all The hneaments. aud pecaliarities and pres.
-nce Of the living subject, only less In size The
ampletsness with hich this is done must be zee n
TO be believed. The only place that We know of in
the city where stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured is wHITEHURsT's, on Penn. ylvana avenue
The world is indebted 70 Professor WRRArsroyE for
this beautiful invention, which equals in fact vi at
We only read of in the fabulous miracles Of FIR AZ
Bacon.
The beautiful Daguerrsotypes described abov.
Are daily sold at WHIrEHURsrs GALLEY, PennsylY,
MA avenue near ~ street.
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INTERFERING WITH WONEN's RIGHrs.-Two
young women named Cynthia Grey and Enc
line Ladd have been arrested and fined in Man
chester, N. H., for stealing flowers, shrubs
&c, from different lots In the Valley Gene
terry and setting them out in another lot.
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~ EAsTMAs's HEADACHE REMEDY has never We
Jailed to cure sick headache Call for proof of thi
at GILAANS Drug Store
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THE GREAT ORIGINAL Is CENTS DA-
GuRRRAN GALLERY - =.

THE GREAT ORIGINAL Is CENTS DA-
GURREAN GALLERY, 30
DY that new and in, alusble fIept h process, Is
ID taking and 6ni- hing the mott beautiful Picture
q ths incredible short lime of from threa u fire
minutes tn reby preventing the long and tedius de
lay occasioned by the Old way. Pr, is. eTEWARTs
SrlLrZ can taxe 400 pictures on the Giorious
Fourth, and viii promise to give the emo. undoubt
ID satisfaction in every case, while the pol tie and
gentlemaoly attendance of Prof. French, Steele and
talpadRe, makes it pleasant and agreeable to al
who may give them call. Don't forget the place,
he old stand of Prof Woodbridge, directly over
Gilman's rrug store, Pennsylvania avenue.
jy SITS c d. sTkWART. Proprietor
SHIRTS-SHIRTS.
NEW sty lie Of Fancy Sum mer shirts of the most
~ beautiful patterns, with French double Rs
bands and Studs
Also. new styles of white elabroide red Bosoms,
iTely rev.
ehirts made to order and warranted to at or no
sale
SHIRTS of all qualities.
WALL STEVENS,
Pa avenue, betw 9th ard 10th sts
Also, doors below the National Hotel.
iva ct
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SPIRIT OF THE MoRHINe PRESS.

The InteHigeneer copies, with an approving
introductio n, q powerful leader from q late
number Of the Boston Courier, wherein the
editor takes strong ground against the or
sanisation of new political party, the main
feature of whose creed shall be written pledge
to nullify the Constitution of the United States.
The Union contains the foil owing card from
the Hon. Mr. Churchwell, of Tennessee, viz:
HoVsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, July l.
TO TIE Editor Of the Union: Sir: l find
myself under the unple asant neces,ity Of again
recurring to the recent difficulty in the House
Of Representatives between Gen. Cullom aud
myself. 1t has been represented in various
quarters that armed myself for the occasion,
and exhibited a deadly weapon during my re-
marks In the House. These representations
are false in every particular.
went to the House on that day as always
90 there and elsewhere. l did not draw
weapon at all; nor did / attempt to do SO until
L was menaced with an assault by Gen. Gull
lum In support of this statement refer to
the letters appended. 1t ia true Gen. Cullom,
in his apology to the House, used these words:
MIR. Speaker, the ebullition of feeling that /
displayed was elected by the exhibition of
deadly weapon, which was exhibited in con-
nexion with the remarks made by my colleague
in reference to me.''
/ would have corrected this statement at the
time; but the delicacy of the occasion, the per-
suasion of friends and the fact that most of
he mem bers present were witnesses of the az
fair of the day previous induced me to forbear
from any other intrusion upon the House. My
only mo i've now is to vindica'e the truth, and
10 place the ia is fairly before the public.
1.spe0sfaii; y.4is. 90,
w. M. CHuncHwELL
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MRS, b SPRIGG has three pleasant second
MI story ROOMS for the accommoi ation o
Il arders, on @, between Sd and A. .treets.
iy 3-2ts 3D. 49, 49,
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- Attention, Soldiers OF Mexi-
l5 can War !-Ths regular monthly w-.,
ing Of this Assoc alton will be held ~ MIR Richards
School House. corner of New fork avenue and ll.I
street, On MONDAY EVENING next, At o'clk.
By order: WIN. II. BULL,
iv l-2*
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~ M ct .nK aud DItli Of Franklin
Fire Comp.ny The regular monthly me- e.
ing Of the com ,sny wi / nv b. Id on WEDNESDAY
NldHT, Jmiy 5ih, at o'clock. The regular month
iv drill will take place TO- MORROW MORNING.
July 4th. at u o'clock.
BY order of the President:
JNO. NJ. r. HOUGH,
iy 3-1t& Sacroterr
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4 A Attention. Mont gone cry uard
81 q sperisl meet. 2 Of the Company will be held
NJ ~ on MONDAY EVENING, the Sd instant, foI
u II the purpose Of making arrangements for the
Al Of July.
Every member Is expected to be present
By order of Captain Key: ...
TH0S. McENJRY,
y1-2t* Ord Sergt.
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION,
between the Orange and Ale1sn.
dria Railroad from Warrington.

III ARPEh's MAGAZtNk for July, fos
IL sale At SHILLi ,GT0N's Bookstore.
1odeys Ladvh Bcok for July
knickerbo. Mays sine, do
Graham's Magazine. do
Bic. kvoods o agsxine do
aubrey. new buck, by Mrs. Nsrsh
Moeane Love, by Euespe Sue
ytnns N the BOOK, Nrwspsp,, and stsstco
sHILLINGToNs Foesster
Coz. Q. ~. md ~ q, oce0s BuaIdins
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Presidents Mounted Guard,
Attention !-You III be .eby notiheC
EU to meet at youc armory on TUESDAY
-A MORNING, the 4th Of July, at o'clock,
in full uniform.
By order of Capt. J os. Peck:
JNO. 8. FINCH,
iy l-QtH nn1
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iY sit.

49, The Butchers and others s,tendir 2
u3 the Ceutre Market. DESTROYS of par .icit stinr
celebrating the 4th Of July give net that the,
will be market on MONDAY EVENING insteed
Of Tue day morning, commencing at o'clock.
~
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES June q
DEAR SIR In reply 10 your note In regard
to the controversy between Mr. Cul ON and
yourself, l have to state that was occupying
seat near you, and saw no weapon exhibited
by you.
1 am, very respectfully, your obd't serv't,
PAULUs POWELL.
Hon. W. NJ. Churchwsll.
In reply to notes similar to that addressed
to the Hon. :fr. Powell, the Hon. Messrs. John
S. Phelps, ]. NJ. Elliott, Burton Craige, Fred
P. Stanton, and G. W. Jones, corroborate the
statement made by that gentleman in the fore
going letter.
The Sentinel complains. bitterly because
Northern rather than a Southern Governor
has been selected for Kansas The South will
understand the value of our neighbours regrets
when it is recollected that the only sort of
Southern politicians in whom that journal pro-
fessed to believe not long since, were those
who once on q time took up the trade of saw
ing the Union," for what they could make out
of it. With reference to the gentleman 10
whose appointment objection ia thus made,
the editor says:
"In what We have s1id, we do not mean 10
reflect upon Mr.. Reeder as he Governor for
Kansas. From all that We have learned, be
is sound constitutional Democrat, unbiased
by sectional prejudice, and possessing high
qualifications for the office which he holds -
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MIISIC FROM STONE

COPARTNERSHIP.
1 HAVE thi- day associated with m In the Horr.-
L sho.ing business at my old ,tand. CHApLEs f.
LEHMAN, under the frm If JOYCE q LEHMAN
where, from our facilities, tn superiority f work.
and srict sttsntion to business We hone to ms-it
continuance of that v.ry liberal pstrona.e b.
slowed upon me for the last e'even yesrs
jy l. 3ts ANDRkW 4 JOYCE
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III Wing ia BerkcleYand jefferson counties u.
IL I'D yiflae oifthe decree rendered in Ire rase
pF "A Bec4R!ii : 60, ard Others agaibs5 n ri
htgEslar anafolaers. On tie Al day Of O4teler
ls55 ~ the Cisc9ii CoaFl OF Berkeley County. 1
am DIRECTED 70 make sale Of the lanIis now Id he
ppssrs soa q ihe sait 4 =. hownsiar; wiilthete-
Aoff pEdeesd 10 se9i, Ill front Of thu Couft-bouse
doc 10 Matthsbhrg, o. NONDAY he 1874 daS
Fl ft6fhalg lai4l ibsins eoustdaY} The satu lands.
be tanfr tAv$been divided and plated ,bg lie
Surveyor 81 BeIkfeg into three tfasls: r. lI'f
tlNa - L. lug tn both - cs Of The 0n1nran
FsesA PaHlF lla A iirIsen and Berkeley eeuiiiies
ellfaisins2i aches, I;not and 30 Poles fhsle
H ABOUT ~ Afn III opaq1on bottom Of good ggal!
Xxi aadnoi slEjeI 10 wash ifom bver1oaihg -
Ah4fe y snL1eigncy q good timber and he ball
.is ife' 7 spee qiaiIly OF upland, With!
NJ a-ColiaiEirg 2t3 Acres andIl Rood living
III hiill lrssT and = good qlaitylof land The
ifhPr9VHiAsh'f area comic table DWELLING and
one o, lie best Mis seats in he Valeg Tne wa,er
i abundant and nevsr-iailiug Ithas been used fDt
4 FasR n Fl JtaFi as q Paper-mill,I Tor which a
Deter lca;ic5 cannot be found WA
no 3-Coaiaining 224 Acres, Roods ard Sc
Pol's. The Improvements are large and con,Isio.
diens B5iek Dwelling with all becesxary out-bhila-
ingS aud setheiehcy Of Timber of coed cuality
Ihetwo firYt TRACTS are heiq ia r e simple ana he
title viii be cQm2tte TO the purchaser Of these III
The SD i reversidnary isht subject To- the
dover estate q MrF Eifz beth KowpSar. the. moth.
-7-TH seIthE iLsse lands I vii oteT them In the
order ramed. L VI
The terms bf sale as prescribed BY said decree
One-ihitd cash. The res due in one and two
wars, with Interest from day OF SALE and deed q
dust % the premises 10 secure the feterfed pay
G.ants. JACOB VAN DOREN, IA I'LL
#I# Shefii Of Berkeley County.
January 10. 1871. III
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wIECHEsTER AE1 PoTonAc + ,ILaoAD
WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA, !
oEFisE WE.e..a..ER Ay2 "a, Z. r. c

- - -
ryIo n 7 ~ kpt-r n sAsuF1IF ., lsad.
or,grr Gsr,it -, n n Ieiiy 70 your
jefferson county IN u
portation at frs,.yi,ti J; n l,,sss,,.r VI - ~
at Charlestoyfn ,d yyinebcs.F1 II kr
from Harpers.Ferry 10 sajd denais IL AZ ~ IN.
portionaI distance from Harplrs Fbrry "a ga eS
town 10 Ire ytoid lr,,rrth IN itJ 3 49, - t' NJ
grade OF he roaA 4, f - ~ "
5s ala, whether M, = II II >
and travel az eithIg t,,,I 49, ~, IN - ~ 80 ~
following stfteient u ma - 'lle
! Cibarges n f-sfrkI fr,r, tE-;,Al..t-J,, H. ~,
~ 60 1900 52 i1zI'sss-ffF,y
49,, Y ~ $50 ~ s s'eettseiy
On Msrr5al,1iis, W. R.S,,.s
Lard. skins. SIS. ''lseen., nsr i'd III
~ C,orn - II g1sSi N'...'t.'le4 i55 Isf.
on 49, - e y ~ io9.
on -Four 4 - =, 9 81, pr { u. h
Faos eHARtesrop,sy no ,yaspIggsT-rst,t
On Merchandise Wool Bttt,r. fl- IL.
LAR. Sins, I'll - i''.:''' .D,. n, III.
On wheat RYE oats &t.s am !. Z I'M M !.
oa com 4. :. Ian IN.
On Pr: Iron, blooins, Sci ....51I. n ton
On Flour. ......E.. 6s \. r barrel.
An additional charge 81 cents pef liarrsl lis BIN
baen ssd 70 carrtha -four across I'LL Pst me riyer
70 the Canal housf, thJ Of the f,s Gr atpur4
pose hroifes t1elfss q The CIR foryne day = the
Soliip'id ana oiteh i7nger But thu charge lns ne
=, oeth mace uplh any i2Qr sent l1pIn Csyst0en
ef.fsts on lLeAgAtS rom Harpefs-feiYy 10 Charles
iolfA and Hlae.eiief respectively
from HARP WIShtiEE-CR.
On MERCHANDISE, Sc, per 100 lbs III cents
On Sait, per 10 lbF.... ........t. 10 .
On ~ r1sl,' Pc; ~ va. ....4..s4y .u.l2 q
On " Soal' Der ton ,..... .......... H. .....Sf
=, Iiastar, pertons .s',,.,,,.,,, H. 40 ceati,
raoM HARPTjRs-rERkY TO CHAN. Es7o7ys
On Merchandise, SC, per TOO Ils .l. ~ cents
On salt. Per 100 ib4. - .s.... IL. 81 4
On Fish, per I00lls -. e. s.s....3 - g
on, pl,lisI 49,. III, k ,f'..'h
Fur all f5isits st from 1,aitfoors n, II s,ts,,d Il
5ue e'nfses ga t.f tiain7re and one ailraad must
= p1la ~ INC " fnsteifr Merchant "a adraace IN
i1at4-lFe: but Tor 9li chargs on tnits tqin Baiti-
more % Gae'esoirn due tie Bsitinordnnd Ole Rail
~ -; "a L. -,.,gI IN sFI,e Al
t,I9rlestov.u.
Y,,lr or, with respect to the commissions author
i,d by tie Conbaay at these dePos will b. best eN-
nI,ned bv ,xtrictj made from the c5ntrarts made
ll IN, hte e-snts aud tie Drasenta ntat Charles
-, 4+
49,, 49,, ,o,,s,ct r3ohs MIN lI W 81 III
= ,Iek I
t'i,4ba si;I nj 81 Ssy W NIoarA farther ar-ree
IN ~ ,.iAl clare o,ily snth COM
Illssions a. afe cifFe'l az ft, sr,s
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Baltimore Market.
RANDOM, Z Latisner's

CIRcuLAL OF PRIcgs N TIE BALTTMcRE MkfKkf
For tac ,sesk sading Jan. lS 1854
Reported expressly for The Free Press
APpLes.--Are arriving in large quanu1iiss ana
sea- R :. r = large and market doll We
quote Roll al y 10 il CTS. Gladeds Is 10 ~ SIS
Common 9 to II cts HUI
BErswAx-Hefd nomnallygat % cts
BAeoN-The markes is Inactive and prlsfs are
nominal. We quote Shoulders at II 70 14Sts-
Sides ii tosst Hams plain 10 to Is cents klfney
Br.ss~ssIes of whites 70. 10 sl.oo. Mixed
BueSwasAr,-sales a, sl,7slO ss.ss Pr 100
Cousrnr soAr.-In good demand with salss =, 5
10 cts lib
clrrtE.-sco offered at the scales sp Mosaay.
500 head Of which were sold Al $3.50 10 SEP On
the hoof, equal to 81 co 10 SO 25net and the oal
ance were driven 10 eastern markets
CoRN-Receipts. light and price inproylrss- -
Sales Of White al IS 10 20 cts Yellow y p ~
crvsssEsD.-No demand. Held nOniHaIy a.
6s,sD Fuu,r-sals. Of Apples at 81, Is lOsl 80
Peaches al 81 90 10 - 25- iii
.DEEasrIxs.- Prime skins are bringing t,ss
FLaxsEED.--Sales al 70 81 50. sI 3
GiksExs.-No demand. Held nsminall n =
FEAruEns --saies Of prime al - 70 50 CHS.
FLopn-There is a bclier feeling in hQprth this
week and prices are advancine. Sales a Il -
Hoos-Sales Of Live 81 S5s75 20 %. - Atlleo
S. 50to $500 III l.
II eta II
MusTaRD SEeD-sales a 70 6cls-demnnt
oArs.-Neu are bringing 40 20 IS ca, gop'i Dc
Rss.-sais. ofMd. :, 50 10 90 u. Pa. % q
100 cenia
ss.kz RooF.--sensca is in demand andssll'
readily a IS eis.
LzlLow.-saies 10 bills Al eis. Cakes |eis.
Wn1Hx.-Msrkei fair and We quote IniefiiF Z.
y -I.L; White wheat Sf.75 % 81 So i;t
Noo1-salee Of pnpashed 80 70 ~; Vi&%td {
20 - = e.. E
tg11-S.les q Otter a. 81 10 S. Red rjf !.
L4|I.I. Mink 50 % - cis Coon and Gft3; Foi
t'2iR Ae>kle.f % Q. RABBI io2 sI
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M = ! = N-NL n y 10 - ~ IL.
HUE Farm adjoining Daifieid,> Depot on the
Baltimore & Ohiu Railtoad Il offered ioy sale,
loeqnpie's hv Nc. r Brrneitl Il contsins about
loDANREs aF PRIME LAND, which is in
aiFsf-ra,s state 'of cultivation The improvements
aye Faaaahle With good Fencine Al abundance 81
ghoH gnEniarss wv ater which never fails ana 4
SMALL. ORCHARD OF good Fruit Til, Farm
IS ere auins the VERY best donations in this county
hfIHg IN the itAgnediate vicinity Of Elk Branch
Ch1rch. Stone Sshoo! House IL.
TgRns win se made accommodating. Apply Is
tss subscriber ii Charlestown.
SAMUEL RIDESoUR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-19
sos Acres.

of WHICH about 29 ac4es Is Limestone and rbe sesi-
G1e SAdtE q eAsS avep sol. with j. cen >idrIfd
tqaal g the S; Limestone and. NeaFlyane-haf
q tRiS iset = ei he'd 70 thinner OF very ffnequaiy
There isan exec eRtofehafd OF grated frntt which
affords large Surplus fr sale. also never.aiIi6g
iMesIphe sPtlhgFeiF near Inc house and also az
abundance y wat+r "a every field The improve
l l onsl5l 81 new iionse twp stories high,
cgaislhiHs SIX i9oMs,. VITA BASEMENT ender The
Mnols. "A f1csishl 1alp. which has lust been
aiaDiihg sufficient to accom-
laols'I , El3sea E-fa hoIses also large new
frame Poultry h11ss Smoke house. &c.
There is also auolhsr dwelling House on he
ali Mnleacan pe hitea up for A tenant if neces-
ms lfaeHoi land san very eunvenienilyh he
into TWO aeis 10 suit purchasers IL desired
IhY 'e persons wish'ng TO purchase iocal andz
81 enl'He LIS prei4ses ior themselves t5-It wiz
lpe soia ua .ns NOS aceommotaiingIierms
all a. h4 same time authorized to sell ahou,
-, Aerfs o. iaaS ADJOINING, one,half OF
CHARLES s. LEE
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