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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13
& cRAIGHILL
Rich Wood Farm

FOR SALE.
THE farm known as s'SHENSTON," lying on the
l. Winchester x Potomac Railroad, mile from
Summit Point, q from Cameron's Depot, aud /
from Charlestown, in Jefferson county, West Tir-
ginia, is offered for sale. The farm contains
2t9 ACRES. 8 ROODS AND 80 POLES.
of the best LIMESTONE LAND The Improve
men consist of large commOdious and substan tia
RICK d " Z Il LIN G.,
TENANT HOUSE, and sYITZER BARN, with
sufficient Siabiug for inrty head of horses CORN
HOUSE, SNOKE-HoCSE Sc; Two good WELLS
of SupeFior Water-one in the yard Cistern at the
door; abundance of Stock Water on the farm.
~ "a q r. IN "a T. q,
consisting of superior Winter Apples, and 4 fine
variety u Cherries. Peaches. Pears &c.
further description of this well known proper
ty is deemed unnecessary For terms. &c, aPpH-
cation, by letter or Otherwise, may be made tn
THOMAS LOCK,
Summit Point, Jefferson county. w. Va,
Or J. Nj. FOREMAN.
Joncsburg, Montgomery county, No.
February ., 1867 u
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CASH CAPITAL, SI,000,000.
PAID IN FULL.
o FF CE r s

~ h-1-A N7SNaN'AiS anu -ASNuAIys
This Company Ofiers the following advantages:
1t is National Company, chartered by special
act OF Congress, 1865.
Il has a Paid-uP capital Of 81 ,o0o. COO.
1t offers Tow rates OF premium.
II furnishes larger Insurance than other eompA-
mics TOR the same money. "
It IS definite and certain in its terms.
1t home company in every locality.
It's policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the pol.
cies
Every policy Is non iorieitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
their full amount, and return all the premiums gu
that the insurance costs only the interest on the au-
nuaI payments
Policies may be taken that will pay TO the insured,
otter certain number OF years, during IiEs an.
nual income OF one-;enth the amount named in the
policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
Of females.
1t insures. not to pay Dividends to policy holders
but SO low a that dividends will be impossi-
bic.
Circulars, Pamphlet. and full partic uIa "a given
application to the branch Once oil the Company,
or to JAY COOKE & CO, Washington, D. C,
General Agents for D. C, Va. and W. Va.
&. NJ. BELTZHOUVER, Shepherdstowu, W.
Va, Special A. ou, for Jefferson County.
December ] ISG5-Iy.
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VALLEY FEMALE SEMINARY
WINCHESTER, VA

z HE Fourth Annual Session of this Institution
J will open the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, 1863. The Principal will be assisted by
large ana competent corps OF Teachers. French
Spoken in the family.
For catalogues. address
HIrs. ANNE E. T. MASILL. Principal,
June %, lS69-tSl Winchester. Va.
DRESERVING Kettles, several kinds and all
i sizes tor ga lie by McCURDY & DUKE.
DOCKAwAY and Dixie Wheat Fans, for sale by
II July 6. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TIDER Mills for eale by
~ July s. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TELLY Glasses and Glass Fruit Jars jest received
q hy W. EBT.
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8T q NDA1
PHONOGRAPHIG INSTRUCTION I!
THE undersigned is prepared to 1--WE by mail a
Il Complete Course ofinstruetion In Standard
PHONOGRAPHIC SHORTHAND,

the system 10 general by the most accurate Re-
por.ers employed in Legal, Mercantile and Leg
islative work throughout the United States, Cana
da and in Great Britain.
The growing demand for Photographic Writers
among Merchants. Lawyers, Authors and Editors,
Insurance Offices; for Commercial gcncics for
Municipal, State nd National Departments; for
Conventions, Boards, Committees. Legislatures,
Sncicties and other bodice. La nened rich field of
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r FAD! READ! RE ID
OF ONE OF THE
Grand Wonders of Creation !!

GrdnQ w 0nQGrS OF Creat10n
A r the grand display of goods made on the cor
IA ner of Liberty and Lawrence Streets, by
friend OF the
BROADWAY HOUSE..
In what way it is that he ia doing business no one
can toll; but if you will call his you will
find one of the grandest displays of the most beau
Iiful.
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets ofevery style and shape
from cents to one dollar; Ladies, Misses and
Childrcn's Caters and Shoes from IS cents So;
MEMS and Boys Caters, Boots md Shoes from soc
to So: HAS OF every style one well think of
from 25c to So Hoop Skirts OF various styles from
30 soc the best Skirt made tBradiy's) from
s to SIE: Children nd Ladies' Balmora Skirts
80 to 65c Floor and Table Oil Cloths, Carpets and
Mating. UcIy cheap; Fancy Soaps and Notions of
every kind any one can possibly conceive of, for
mere song; Lamps, Chinueys ind Oil of the very
best quality; few of four pieces each, hand
come G lass are-Sugar and Butter Diah, Spoon
Holder and Cream Nlug-Usry nice and chap; fine
lot of Fancy Jcwelry of various styles and quality
usry chap; Brown aud Beached COitOns OF all
grades and beet brands; Plain and Fancy Prints
Uery fine and chap; White Goods of every variety
and quality; Eid Gloves and Honatnn Lace Collars
at sstonishngly low prices; White Pique and Plaid
Piqur for dresscs-Uery nice; fine lot of handsome
Cassimeres and Cottonades for Gents wear-rsy
nice and cheap.
Call and anime for yourselves before you make
your purchases, and compare goods and prices.
June , 1869 W. L. HEDGES. Agt.
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figures presented to the meeting rendered ir>
resistable. Self-interest demanded that the
farmers along these routes, and the citizens of
Charlestown. should be energetic and liberal
in pushing the road forward.
Mr.. Logan Osbourn who presided over the
meeting, explained why prompt action was
necessary ; and stated that having assessed
the lands of the county he was prepared to
corroborate the testimony of Mr.. Hunter as to
the enhanced value of the land lying on tho
turnpikes. He said that the assistance ex-
pected from the county would be more than
repaid by the relief from the present road-tax,
to say nothing of the increased revenue from
enhanced values Very Respectfully,
DAN. B. LUCAS:
Mr.. Travers briefly addressed the meeting
on the Importance of the construction ~ -
proposed work to the trade of Charlestown.
He regretted there were so few of the citizens
of the town present on the occasion, to listen
to the interesting facts and statistics SUBJ
mitted in the report of Mr.. Lucas, and in the
remarks of Mr.. Hunter.
In order to full comprehension of the
project in contemplation, he proposed that
these gentlemen be requested to furnish, for
publication, report, in substance, of the
views and statements they had presented, and
that the editors of the town papers be re-
quested to publish it in their next issues.
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Jesse Stridcr, and Sarah L., his wife, William
J. Baird. for himself, and the friend of the
infant children of Margaret Baird suing by him
tLeir next friend; WILDER F., Mary E and Sa-
rah c. Mccoy, Plaintiffs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

June %, ls69-td.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
LITERARY ITEMS.

Mr.. Swinburne has written a sonnet Tor tne
September number Of The Fora0y Re0e0' Inc suOI00'
OF which is Mazziui.
Roberts Brothers have just puDIlsheu ~
pamphlet form fun report Of the ProoeeuinEs ~ VIZ
Second Annual Meeting Of the Free heis'ouS A''''''
ton, held in Boston last May
The Superintendent of the New DIX anu
NeUayeu Railroad Company, has forbidden the S"'o u
yto,t and Home in the OF that road because '
&C., contained some criticisms on the manage LII
fJ,tl sd Home has It's revenge IN WOhdofi VI ~
Tle artist name Is not given Dut the IA have
-. 10 styIe al M Bush. SO far the railroad PoOp' 49,
sec,dedy the worst OF the battle
1t IS reported in French literary circles tlat
AN and Mgnet accept satisfactory the cohCiu
.ors AZ which NJ Marius Topiu Niignets nephewl mas
arrived respecting the Man IN the Iron MASH anu n0
vnhlieation OF Topu's book rs awaited Win great III
terest He declares that he has found IN tne archives
ors relating 10 ne trial Of the prisoner, ana tl
annt M me current hypothesis ana lew OF INC 8S
Blu, ~ are tUle It is not true that the Iron Mask
apOv WITH royal linen and had sumptuOns table
IL h. moi tre that fishermen who found sNel ush
So,omoed IN him we're arrested IT. rs not true that
nvos visited him 10 is not trne tbat the iron MASK
,as tbe object OF the greatest attention 0nd drfrenuM
rosnect The Iron Mask imprisoned u 'H~ quarter
reserved FOR spies, and subject 70 iLv ordinary
regimen Of the Bastie. But why was th9 uuuoAl pIe
caution Of an iron mask u5edf M. IOpR promises "
exnlin all these cOntroverted questions IN saSlaC
tory manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
REAL ESTATE.
;Ew-YoRK, Saturday, Aug. u, !

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Aug. d. 1869.
Il l. NOT expected that any transactions IN real
estate Of Importance WIN take place before inc cioso
tt opt month and the majority OF dealers are avail
inc themselves Of the present dizziness to enjoy brief rest
at some rural retreat. -.
Jacob Pentz has sold u acres on Bloomer Hill TO apar
for NeyrYork; price, $4,000. Charles Letter has sod
his Mace al Rye to a NewYorker; price $4,000 hrs.
Hannah smith has sold her house and lot on the corner Oh
- "a Adee-sts Portchester, to the First National
IAN 20 porte hester as a site for banking house
nrice s. 900 Two large estates on the I3yer koaI,
Rtior, township " j., have changed hands WITHIN
& one OF them belonging to Mr.. Knapp, the Famous
@ o,a1nfacturer Of Pittsburgh, brought SlSO0O Inc
Rrowu estate. near by was sold Tor sloo"O 1ho ho"
nU,uars are fIOm NeW.GOTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
r,.n M, MIN lnIr p 1859

HAys BAAR being the trivial that one might hastily
suppose Is an excellent Lie an The periodicals which the H-
PEKs publish ideally well edited and the class Of readers Tor
whom it eudel-ts mothers and daughters average families
cannot but profit y It's good sense aud good taste which have
doubt to-day making very homes happier than tie may have
been began taking in personal and household
and social Management th ceoiiurd mentor Then apart
from s claims Tepec; Gad hg to- important part
,, and creation NAV rrouory be much obliged for It's
services 20 the great dressing we'll and particularly Tor helping
on the cause dressu ve zoo great expense No doubt
certain apreeale percentage Of The which to-day makes
American the Of the foreign feminine world and eHs
so Of our native land little hints tG they set from the
BAlAR oe wEEkLY and The MONTH"; there nothing that our
readers need o Be tod.
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t.EpEls R.IaK contains besides pictures, patterns etc. va
e of matter cfUea and interest 20 the Ey sru'e on
health t-sss ud bol. keuug an ts branches rs EDITORIAL maer
a .eJy a1srted intended 90 Interest and pci
sud bs Ies coed and literary matter Of msutAl 0F
Erspfug Post. ,-,..-.
has the merit being sensible Of conveying destruction 81 g'
excellent patterns every department aud OF being wei s1ocAse WIN
good rrasil. matter lIGtcsIaGt asa kit-iOr. ..
according 20 Hampers HAzAR viii D. The am anu 4-on
Of o! Amcica-B9yt1 s IrT,tclpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
proftssiuuaI 9uti,,s.

DR. HARRISON may be found in his Office.
Beeckest al hours Previous success 10 treating The
unfortunate : guarantee Of speedy cure.
nR LEWIS, MOI Beach ST. makes speciality
treating diseases mercury Those afctcd Should %
careful to end right place The Dr. h bis attention 70 1ee
diseases for the last 40 years 10 New.lork Citg.
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THE INDISPENSABLE NEW HAND BOOK
Il HOW TO WRITE, HOW TO BEHAVE.
HON TO TALK, HOW IO,DO BUSINESS.
10 one handsome pages l2na By post for
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Also Just pubIsL-d
WEDLOCK. Or SRGEs. - 90
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illustrators muslin. ~ IS OkATORl. with Chair
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Counirp 2taI 6stats for Sale.

UOuMIg AtHI V5dIt lot SdIt.
DARGAINS-Fa Farms, Farms, Farms-all sizes
I'D County aud Mohask Valley JAQuES 3ol BroadwaJ
NHEAP VIRGINIA FARM-l20 acres, 10 in
~ Osk sud Pue Inbrr the basuce 10 cultivation, and ala we'll
sarTed hy brook,
c0ru &C. Good, au dwelling large
AMI ouulrg, 30 hearing spp peach aud other fruit
healthy ocatou good hk settled utg horhool W
Utrl quarter oi e from pot ohgc store church AMI school
sud - miles Railroad Depot miles fOn Petersburg Pc
Sl11 Alo uicr little ~ 90 ~th good buildings tO
bearing ru excellent land and spring adjoining the
above. Tor SsNA Address q A. D. Saratoga springs, y y
nor SALE for S25 OOO-A fine ESTATE of
100 10 Loudon Go. Virginia The lnc " We Loudon au
Hampshire Railroad Splendid improvements large handsome brck
dwelling and buildings orch I'D u choice fruits Va fall
bearing Thu splendid property agd worth looking At hv those wa
Ing Lrcass estate " H. HAEDING Southwest OF Bsu
more lli souha Room no Wp stats) baltimore haUland
ElRST- CLASS HUDSON RIVER FARM, 220
acres. only $4,000. hall als trout JAQJEs 30 3os
bfe-igsy
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guns,s ann farms @luutrS.

WANTED to PURCHASE-A tirst-class
w DwRLLNGHoUsE located betSsea Fourteenth aOs p.
~ fbed The purchaser part cash. balance gnarAn
ICED railroad stock Address g. T. b. Boz No los Tnbane once
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auttiun SaIrs Of BsaI estatr.
J. JOHNSON. r.. Auctioneer.
DY John SON a. MILLER,
II AUgiTIONEERs AND


j. JOHNSON. IT, Auctoneer
DY JOHNSON a. MILLER,
II AUCTIONEERS AND ... ...
REAL ESTATE BR OKBRS,
No NASAu-sT., CRDARsT.. hEw.HoRK
~ Residences stores Country Seats and Farms bought sod
rented exchanged negotiated Auction Sales Of Furniture &c
MoRRis X. CRANE, Auctioneer
by TRUSDELL & CRANE, General Auc-
ID oneer Req Life and Fire IPs91ee Agents NO 50 Hgd
Uoboku n sale Of BUILDING PLOTS and LILA
SITFS al Public Auction THURSDAY Aug 20 1862 at one O'CLOCK
D. M on The premises Toms River Ocean County j. Tnsde
E viii ell . above Of be Building and mproyementAs
of Hudson Comfy building plots aud villa sites (e1ua TO
no % In TN Tons River Ocean County N Sadprop
s the center which Is situated on the banks Of
the river commanding elegant view OF the Esr GAY ana
bi The nSent terminus Ratn and Delaware Bay Railroad
k. ry desirable for who 20 secure plot OF go9An
be1I,y section (Which has combined WHAT al lne ~
vanaRes place. for summer resort aua
dence Its beautiful Of the ana 0ay "hch N sAlhs
and cunning bathing cannot be eEcee ~ aso ~
ordinary Inducements who desire rural nome
watering
fashion cougregates ana without
denetlon Of the purse which little comfort fsau 10y
investment required fashionable places mere you
opportunity securing plot Of ground on Nheh 70
wherein freedom aud relaxation RON we
life to the retired capitalist better SITES can ~
aneu residence. which already e1emPhed by tne eIes
now erected and n Of erection IN the town
TRIMS per and Auctoneers fees on gay o.
% cent In 90 ays days. balance on bond merit
gage for years TO attend the sale take steamer heyen
om % North River at O'Clock a. NJ VIA haHsAh aDu
Bay Railroad, IRON Port Monmouth
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No ~ NASsAu-sT., COR CRDAK-sr.. hEw.lo RK
Country Seats and Farms bought sol
Ycbaged Loans negotiated Auction Sales Of Furniture &c
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ntb. Htssn RmI 6stlts fOr sILs.
| nOME.-Mhy paw rent whom YOU can be

~ your landlord cash payment o' $3.50 20 300
With fyr eight aud nine rooms tll bots
ground vuuc 90 the above paymcai, 'naHier Install
90 York, 90
boat. eotruuan Ios F1r parcuTars apply g. r. HEiLOGG
Broadway Elbshport NesJecy OF 80 Broad
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, March 31.-Supervi.
sor Coucy to day seized two large tobsc.
co factories OF this city, belonging to Ju.
Illus Fiotow and ]. D. Fitz for alleged
frauds upon the revenue.
The bids were opened today for $780,
OO0 OF the State leves bonds, which are
hypotheested in the various banks fol
losns. The highest bidders, Richen-
steine & Co, being unknown, and hsv-
ing no representative present to comply
WIKI the terms Of ssie, they were award
ed TO Hunt d McCsuley as follows
$50, G10 Of IS st sac; $50. 600 SIS at s33c;
S89 600 IS at S3c; 5000, eco of 6's at 66s
$500 900 6's at Is I-16e; 1928, coo 6's al
$50. The bonds sre to be deliver
I'd during the month OF April, with
the coupons due May the lst, deducted
after the payment OF the loans for which
these bonds are pledged, with the accrued
interest. The balance, about $3.50. 900, is
to be left to The credit Of the Board of
Public Work.,
In the suit OF Chss. Morgan, against
the New Orleans and OpeloUsas Railroad,
on past due coupons OF its first mortgage
bonds, amounting to S91e, GOO, Judge
Durrell, OF the United States Circuit
Court, ordered the company to be
notified TO pay the amount sued FOR With
cost, by the 10th day Of April, 1869, or 10
default the road to De sold for the whole
Of the debt, secured by the fret morigsg.
bonds, the total amount Of past due cou-
pons, which amounts to S606. 600, which
virtually throws the rosd into MoTgsn's
hands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01
THE TENURE OF OFFICE BILL.

The Senate, forewarDed by the nepot-
ism d q has so far characterized GRANT
il his appointments continues refractory.
Night before last, by a vote of 20 to 81,
thst body refused to repeal the tenure OF
office act, but consented to a conference
with the House, which may or may not
result in 3 modification of q measure by
the enforcement of which few have lost
anything, il we except the unprovided
thousand relatives and friends OF the
President, including the Grants OF
Scotland, who are said to be, en- mosse,
on their way to Washington. The most
Radical Senators say their party has
nothing to gain by the repeal that
GRANTS friends and relatives, and their
friends and relatives, are sufficient to I'LL
all the positions likely to be vacated
therefore, seeing but little chance fortheir
f lends-the hungry patriots who have
for some time been bleeding pocket-wiSe
in WashiDgton-they refuse to listen to
the appeals OF such members Of the SEN
ate es are of the T. 1. o, and point
blank oppose the repeal Of the only act
by which they can restrain the future
Emperor. II the T. L. o. are in s ma
jority in the House, perhaps the pro-
posed joint conference may result in q
modification OF the bill thst will enable
GRANT to progress with his plans for q
coup d'etGt. Perhaps.