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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
THE STATUS OF JEFFERSON,

It is to be hoped that the Supreme Court
will decide, speedily, the vexcd question of
the whereabouts of Jefferson and Berkeley
counties. Every day that the present uncer-
tainty of our status continues, is causing fresh
uneasiness in the minds of our people; and it
is due to them that the Court shall not delay
the matter longer. For our part, of course,
we want to get back to the old State, but
considerable number of those persons who
now agree with US might not be so very per.
sistcnt in their wishes, if the West Virginia
Legislature would act rightly about the coun-
ty scat. So long as suitors, jurors, witnesses,
and all other persons having business to at
tend to in the courts, are required to go over
the long roads of mud and stone that lead to
Sheph!erdstown, they will continue in their
opposition to being made residents of West
Virginia,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES
How Hostetter's Bitters Cure Dyspepsia

THE WHOLE STORY IN
The Office the stomach is convert the food into
a cream like semi fluid. called CHyME. This ls ct
fected partly by the action of solvent, calico me
gastric Juice, which exudes from the coating OF ihs
stomach, and partly by a mechanical movement OF
that organ, which chuTns, il were, the dissoEhS
aliihent. The CHYME passes from the stomach I'M.
the duodenum, entrance to the bowels, where II
subjected the action of the bile, and the nuti
tous portion of it converted into fluid called Chye
which eventually becomes blood.
Now, il 10 evident that If the great solvent the
gastric juice is not produced in sufficient quantity
If the mocha meal action of the stomach 10 not
sufficiently brisk, the frat proeess Of digestion VIII be
bat imperfectly performed Il is also clear that II
the liver, which plays such an important part In
changing the nourishing portion OF the chyme into
the material of the blood, is congested or in any
unnatural condition. the second process viii not be
thoroughly accomplished. The result OF the ttro
failures is dgspepsiH ,complirate with bitousHcss:
The MODE in which HoSTETTER'S BIlTERS
operate in such cases is this: they invigorate the
cellular membrane of the stomadh, which evolves
the gastric juice, thereby insuring an ample suth
cheney of the fluid to completely dss'lvc the food
They also act upon the nerves OF the stomach caus-
ing an acceIeration of the mechanical movement
necessar to reduce the food to homogeneous nnss
They also act specifically upon the liver strength
euing it, ami so enabling il to produce an ample
and regular supply OF bile for the purpose of con-
verting the nutritious particles of tho Chyms int"
CfylkI and promote the passage through the bowels
of the useless debris.
In this way, HOSTETTER'S BITTERS cure dys-
pepsia and liver complaint The explanation is
plain; simple, philosophical, and TRUE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
Republication in Virginia.

The proceedings of the Republican crnten
ton of Virginia, Which Convened 10 Richmond
last week, were not at all harmonious and
terminated in the secession OF many of the
most Influential men of tho party, from the
body.
danes G. Clements, former candidate for
Lieutenant Governor on the Republican ticket,
was chosen Chairman of the seceders j II
Plat, member elect of Congress. recIted the
causes of the withdrawal, which he said were
mainly found in determination Of party in
the Convention to choke of, BY fair or unfair
means, large number of the members present,
He thought the majority report, adopted by
force, was direct censure on the President
and Congress, and in opposition to the Re-
publican party of Virginia could be put in &C
cord with the Republican party of the coun>
try, and made SO that men of liberal views
could JOIN it, it would carry the State. The
declarations, in the address to Congress, about
danger to Republicans in the State, were I'M
true, and Congress would discover the decep-
tion, to the ultimate injury of tfe Republican
party.
John W. jenkins, Chairman of the Re
publican State Central Committee, stated that
the things stated of the people of Virgitia
were Untrue, and the life of Republican was
as safe in Virgins as in New York
o. A. Hine, Isader OF the Republicans in
The Constitutional Convention, said this Isovs
ment was NOT wholly tHs result Of yesterdays
proceedings, but of "a growing desire among
the people that the Republican party of Yir-
ginia should be put upon liberal and respec-
table basis, by which it might be enabled to
carry the State. The general drift of the
speech was that the times had changed, and
that the Republican party of Virginia must be
put in accord with the Republican party of
the country. Prescriptions and reckless de
nunciations of the people of the State must be
dropped as obsolete ideas, and the party must
be made strong and respectable enough to car
nv the State on It's own merits; as the party in
other States does.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
TO CoNsuMPTIYEs.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
and that dread disease. Consumption is anxious
make known to his fellow sufferers the means of
To all who desire it, he will send n copy of the
prescription used (rce o! charge,) with the dircc-
tit for preparing and using the which they
will find SURE CURE CoxEuMPTIoN. AsTHMf,
BE" sCHtrIs. etc. The object OF the adv 'riscr in
sending the Prescription il 10 benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he conceivrs TO be in
valuable; and he hupes every sufferer will try his
remedy. it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. will please nd
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
November 30, lSG9-ly.
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E.P. DANpR1DeE, Eso.-We have heard
the argument of this gentleman in the "Jen-
kins rs. Miller case,'' before the Circuit Court
a few days since, very highly commended
The case was are ued by r. T. Barton, Esq,
with his usualability. Mr.. cambridge follow
ed in speech of unusual poign1ncy, evinoing
such legal acumen and thorough research OF
the law, and applying it in so foreible maui
ner, as to clearly indicate that he Is can,
diIate of no mean preteusious for the place of
our distinguished lawyers now passed away.
Although but Young member of the bar, his
,,,ore a. nerienced associates must look we'll to
their larreIs: for they will find III him a
foeman worthy of their steel
'Oe''''' lWinchcster Sentihcl
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AID FOR THE NEGRO.

AT a convention Of Republicans, held at
Richmond last week, q resolution was adopt
ed requesting the Federal Government to
"extend aid to the colored men during the
nresent severe winter" Why this resolution
asks aid for the colored men only, and not
white men, is plain enough. 1t is bid for
the recovery of lost ground in the colored
vote. There il no genuine charity of feeling
in the matter at all. 1t is not expected that
the government should respond promptly
The whole thing is such a bold political dodge
of sinking party that the negros even, cati-
not fail to see through it, and esteem it at its
proper value. If, however, there are any OF
the Washington powers which may have dis
position to tax the hard working people of
the country for any such purpose, we would
ask them to come and see for themselves
whether any such aid should be given. La
Dor, throughout the whole South, has been
in far greater demand than the supply, and
wages have been high everywhere. If there
is ony q eapable of working who is
now without means to preserve himself through
't0es pTeSeut sShcIo - 80 h'o N"u
fault. He has either refused to work when
labar was needed, or has spent his earnings
in whiskey. Throughout the whole of the
past seasoh otir farmers have been calling on
the negroes for labor, and paying such as
would work exhorbitant wages. Many of
them have worked industriously aud laid up
store for hard times. Others have worked
for three or four days of the week, and frol-
licked their money away during the other
three Many others have congregatsd hpoh
the corners of our village streets and persist
emily refused all calls made upoh them, and
have spent their days in soaking bad liquor,
and their mig hts in robbing hen roosts, pig
pens, sheep folds, orchards, and potato patch
es. Those who are worthy of charity will
receive it at the hands of private individuals,
without the necessity of asking it from the
government; those who have brought their
trouble upon themselves should not be sup
ported by governmental or other charity. If
the government should be SO foolish as to give
the aid called for during the winter, the most
of its recipients will repeat the same dissipa<
ton and idleness AID roguery during the next
| year.
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: The situation" on the fifteenth amend.

= The situation" on the fifteenth amend.
ment is as follows: Whole number of States
81; necessary to adoption (three forrths), %;
States which have ratified lS; States whose
ratification has been defective (Kansas, Mis-
souri, and lndlana), 8; States which have re.
Jected the amendment, 4; States which have
not yet voted, ~. OF the latter, five (Cali>
fornia, Maryland, Oregon, New Jersey and
Tenncssee) are certain to reject the amend
ment, and if any one of the others Qova
Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Rhode
Island, Texas or Vermont holds out against
it, it is dead.
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HELP! hELPI! HELPII!

nwING to the enormous demand that has BEEN
" produced by this ver-faiIiag compound Of
, am compelled to procure the assistance of ten
competent druggists, TO manufacture the article
that always gives entire satistaetion in r !nding
broken Glass, Marble, Bone, China, PC!celain,
Wood, Leather, Ivory .MeerschauT, Earthenwsre,
or in fact anything that is broken. IL unites them
&C neat and strong that the most jnteDse heat or
cold has no effect, Then, before you throw away
any of the articles above enumerafed, call at the
Drug and Book Stor: Of w s. Mason, and get q
bottle of Rowan's Infslblc Cement, is FIRE md
water proof should you not be satisfied after using
it, the bottle nd the money will be refunded.
Nnxennher 30. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

TIE suEz CANAI.-The Inauguration Of
the opening of the Suez Canal the grandest
achievement of modern times, was honored By
the presence Of many Of the crowned heads Of
Europe. and BY an immense representation
from all the commercial marss Of the world
Connecting; as !. does, the waters of the Med
iterranean and the Fed seas, BY Canal one
erRi fec. I ana
to float the largest ocean steamers, it will work
a'revolution in the commercial relations of
Europe with Asia and Africa
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MARRIED.

". he Rcy John w Wolfe, Mr.. PEARSON q.
FISHER. OF W ytbe county, and Miss MoLLlE e i.
daughter OF VIM. E. Hieklin, Esq, formerly oil tina
county.
On "wednesday. November 9th. by Rev. T. r..
She phcTd Mr. BENZ. F. .RAMEY TO Miss ADA
IL Ne B HICKS, both of Jefferson County.
On the 23i inst, at Paddock Street NJ. f. Church
South. by Rev DR.. Finley. Mr. PETER L. EURTZ,
ono OF the proprietors the Winchester Nttrs and
Miss BERTHE STEELE, OF Winchester
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company Of Virginia have ratified the con-
tract with q. P. Huntington. w. u. Aspin-
wall and other capitalists of New YORK, Tor
the completion of that road The affairs OF
The road are to be virtually und er the control
and direction of the contractors meanwhile
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nor
Of youthful indiscrction will, for the sake Of suffer-
ing humanit scnd free to all who need il. the
ceipt and directions for ma king the simple remedy
bv which he Sufferers wIshing TO prC fit
by the advertiscr's experience, do by adrcss
ing, with D rfect confidence. JOHN Il. OGDEN.
Nov 30 ls69-Iy. No ~ Cedar St, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30
A CARD.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
fit the Cure of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay:
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and
the hole train nf disorders brought on by Saheful
and vicious habits Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
be ne fit the afflicted md unfortunate win send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in n
s-aled envelope, to any one who needs IT, Free Of
Charge. Address JOSEPH T.: INMAN.
Station d. Bible Houar,
k,o N,,rLf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VALLEY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
West virginia.,
FFIcE-C RLES ow N,
JEFFERsoN COUNTY. W. VA.

OFFICERS.
Cot. ROBERT w. BAYLOR-Presidcnt.
Get. C EO A. PORTERFIELD-Scc'ya and Treas'r.
WM. y. CRAlGHlLL-Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS
John W. Grantham. Joseph TrspnelI, Meredith
Helm. las. Law. Iiooff. James Logic, 81. W. Burr ,
and Robert w Baylor.
VNHIs Company having been in successful opera
i ton for the past liz months, is now established
upon a perma basis, and offers 10 the people Of
this part of the Valley "Home Enterprise, equal
TO any in the State Its terms are moderate and
securities good as those OF other comFsnic 1t
brings money to our people. keeps il with poo
pie, and invests il for the benefit and accommoda-
ton of our people. There is excuse for sending
money abroad for Insurance, TO build mp other
places, whilst We have sucb institution in
midst.
05-ApplicatIons for Insurance may be made TO
r. NJ. AISQUITH,
Agent for CharlcstOwn and vicinity.
Nov ember So 1869.
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- The message of Governor Smith, of Ala.
bnma, just published, is mmendable and just
in its tone. Smith was elected as Radical.
but he appears to have attained sufficient
knowledge of the duties of the chief executive
officer of great State, to recommend healthy
and peaceful measures for consideration and
observance amongits citizens.
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lie D..

On Sunday. November I4th, at the residence Of
her son, Rev. Rutherford Douelass: near LexIng
ton XIV, Mrs. NANCY NJ. DOUGLASS, aged oS
years widow of the late William Douglass, OF this
county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-30

ne Congress meets on Monday next
The papers abound in speculation as to what
will be its action, but as the time is now so
near at hand for the convocation of the
'Rump," we can bide the time, and like Nc
C.wber, "sse what will turn up"
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CASH, AND CASH ONLfl

"ARREN EBY desiFes to notify persous VIII,
w have heretofore had Accounts with him tha (
commencing with Wednesdsy. December Ist. 1863.
bic Goods will be soId for Cash only. The cStreme
difficulty of making collections renders this step
imperative, and 1t will positively extend to every
account on biz books except those wbo have paid
promptly. No offence will. he hopes, be taken by
any one: Prompt settlement OF Notes and Accounts
required.
November 30, 1869
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GOODS AT COST !!

GOODS AT COST!
Goods at Cost for every description of Pro-
duee!
I AM selling of my large stock Of Goods at Cos.
4 for County Produce-APoIes, Dried Fruit of all
kinds. Pork, Potatoes, Butter &C., &C., and CASH
Important to buyers. Call.
Nov: 30, 1862 s. A. HAMBURGER.
TGREER's Family Flour and Corn M,aI. for sale
L by a, w CRAMER
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TIMING ESTABLISHMENT.

HAVING purchaFed a complete set of Timing
j Tools and Machinery, and employed the
vices of Mr.. p. n. HARRELL. we are prepared to
do n II kinds Of 40
Mt Ware House in CharIestown. We will mako
order Tor Merchants and others, all kinds of
TINWARE. and keep n stock Of Tinware on hand
for GALE. None but the Beet Materials will be used
and all work promptly executed.
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING
will receive sPeeia! attention. Repairing promptly
done. we have for sale
COOK & HEATING STOVES,
OF all kinds.
Noycmbcr I6. 1863. McCURDY 4 dixie
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TAX NOTICE.

I WILL bc in MiddIewaY, on THURSDAY OF
L EVERY WEEK, for the ruJfnSc of Collecting
State and County Taxes, and expect those who have
not paid TO como forward If they wish TO save fr0u-
bic.
will also attend one day only ut Knarnsysvilci
and one at Lcctown. WIFI he at KcarneysTille on
WEDNESDAY, December lat. and at LeetO~n on
WEDNESDAY, December 9th, 1859, and expert
Tsx payers inc at thnse points and pay their
taxes for the years 1875 n nd 1869.
GEORGE KooNCE, D. s.
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- The mountains west of Harrisonburg 4 are
covered with snow to- fhe depth of several
inches: The ShuHtefs are having a fine time
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THE RIPPON STORE.

HAVING purchased tho stock Of Mr.. A. Jones. at
Rippon, Jefferson county. West VirginiN and
added largely thereto, present to the public of
jefferson and Clarke inducements not heretofore
Pu: forth at the RiPPon Store. We have n full line
of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
CLOAKING CLOTHS. H.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEHES,
ShawIs, Blankets. Bed Spreads, Countcrpsnes,
Gloves, Hosiery, Dress Trimmings, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps great variety.
SarPet1nG,
Foreign and Domestic-supeTb stock.s
AFULL STOCK OF GROCERIES,
CoIees-nII the varieties!
Sugars-alI the grades!
Tcas-alI the best brands!
Syrups and Molasses.
Fine Assortment or Liquors!
Our stock embraces every article usually found
in n country store, and prices are moderate
cIsewhcre in the county. We invite examinA-
tion Of Goods. feeling rs.1,ed Of our ability TO
suit customers. A q. TIMBEILARE z Co.
Rippon, Nov. %, 1859.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ny virtue ola Deed Of Trust executed to me al
ID Trustee, by William Matthews, on SepIembSf
30th, 1868, duly recorded in the Recorders Once
of Sfferson county, West Virginia, Z will sell al
Public Auction TO highest bidder, in front Of the
Sappington Hotel in Charlcstown. in said county.
On Saturday, the 18th day of December,
1868, at IL O'Clock, NJ,
ONE WHEAT DRILL, I. HORSE-RAKE,
AND
Three H0rScs.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit OF Ninety Days will
be given-hopd and good security Being required
THOMAS C. GREEN. Trustee.
November % 1850
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JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
CHARLESTSwN. VIRGINIA

THE next Session VII, commence on MONDAY
Il SEPTEMBER 18th. 1863. Ghd close on the LAST
FRIDAY IN JUNE, 1870. 49,.
BEING provided with competent Assistants. every
advantage for . thorough course in En- glish, the
Languages Drawing, Music Piano and Organ,
will be afforded Particular attention will be: paid
to Music, and pupils will be required TO play Al thS
Musical Soirecs when the friends Of the pupils can
have opportunity to judge of their progress. 4.
Vocal Music will be tauGh in classes well as
by iivate lesson. 10
August ), 1867. Mas. A, n. FORREST.
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GOLDEN SHOWERS!
LISTEN TO THE GRAND MESICi
1T rs NO WONDER
The People are Cutting out Of the Wilderness
TO see Tie Cause of AidrHt.

A SOTHER grand artitRI OF those bcnu.ih /
n Goods, just received Mt the BROADHAT
HOUSE, corner of Liberty and Lawrence StrcCtS.-
Don Z forget the place. IL ia where you get Cen
niue Bargains, and large bundles Of goods fur n
mere song w. l.. HEDGES. Agent.
Auction every Saturday, at 8 I-2 o'clock.
November 9, 1869.
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EDu-uAT1oNAL
CHARLESFOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Seventh Annual Session of THE restitution
MI! Epea on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
PET sMsER NEXT, at the rooms of Major Kears-'
ley. In ChaFlSstown.
The course of instruction embraces the usual
branches of English educatIon taught in our sehooIs
including also Latin. French NO Music.
TERMS:
The Inc prlm1ry Class. for each session.... Si2 90
inS 1iuoe LAS ......... 10 90
Inc Senior Class, including Latin ....... % 90
~; '''+........I...-:....- 500
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 %
One, haIfin all CAGES 10 be paid In ,a,,,ss t,r
each sSssiaII- -
Bssrding will be provided and fur,hss
inaoe known on aPPheanon TO the FhhseTiher.
ROBERT 7. BROWN.
July Is. 1863.
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FOR SALE.

FTlHE Good Will and Fixtures Of a good m, fn1
i TIN, sBEET-IRON and STOVE HOUSE ia
CharIestown. West Virginia, FOR SALE. Reason
for selling want to quit the business.
Enquire at the
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON OFFICE
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NOTICE.

TNHosE who have taken stock In the Valley ire
Il Insurance Company, since the 5th Of October,
and those who have inereased their stock since
date, win please call at the Office Of the compsny.
in Maj. HOofs buildi between the hours Of and
o'eIoc AT the earliest day practicable, asd
range their stock notes.
All who have not paid che per eentage due upon
their negotiable notes and rrior TO the 97th Of
October, are hereby notified Of the fact, and that
the Boa I'd has directed that in future prompt pay
NEXT will be required.
November g. 1869 FP
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SALES At AUCTION.


A UCTION NOTICE.
IA We VIII sell
FRIDAY, JULY g.
at i04< O'Clock,
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES
of
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs AND BALMoRALs,
In variety,
and ada pied to city country trade.
Also u small line OF
STOCK GOODS,
to close consignments.
AARON CLAFLIN A CO., Auctioueers.
Is Murray street snd No. Park place.
UCTION NOTICE. r-ts
n THIS DAY, THURSDAY,
rnIarY.srxrH .. sB Il H'flafs' SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS,
THREE HUNDRED CASES,
Embracing
Ladies'. and Misses SEA SIDE AND SHADE HATS.
Mems and Youths PANAMAs, ROUGH AND READYs,
49, CAPTAIN JlNKs, &C vans
AN ASSORTMENT OF CAILDkEN'S HATS.
Catalogues and goods ready.
WILLIAM TOPPING & CO.. Auctioneers,
No, IL Church street.
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~. NJ. TAYL OR, AUCTIONEER.
\. 100000 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture.
nj Nv ai.ln

500 Lots by Catalogue
Drawing Room Suits, Pianoorts Br0nzes Mirrors, Books
Carpets Sverwac &C., public auction this day
at the elegant mansion 81 West Ftsenth street, between
Firth and Sixth avenues, commencing iO o'cocs superb
Drawing Sus covered satin brocae rosewood Pianofore
Etageres Bookcase Marqueere Boz de Rose Cabinets Ia
Observation-Disclosures rare, costly Vases Books Articles OF Vert
So9d wsna. Dressing sursas seaseads Ws,drobss asr
Glassware, Sverware, Cutlery, Linens. Sale peremptory
n Brsres wishing attend this sale take Firth avenue
stages Sixth Ar..,
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RIO LET OR FOR SALE CHEAP-lN WEST HO
bokcn,s House and Lots (two story att ic and Gel
larl In good condition and repaincd Apply at 74U FIT
street, between avenues Z and D.