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The Virginia Routes.

Commodore MAUaY was very recently IN
Louisville. While there he brought to the
notice of the editors and public men the
importance of the routes through Virginia
to tide.water to all the cities of the Ohio
and the middle and lower Mississippi. The
Louisville Journal notices very fayorably
the pamphlet of Commodore MAURY. 1T
dwells especially upon the value of the
canal to the Mississippi Valley. 1t says
"No one doubts the praoticability OF
these great works of internal improvement.
They are means by which the South is to
become source Of moneyed and physical
power. Commerce is King and Norfolk
is to be one of his chief cities. Think of
it q moment To the sea by the way OF
the Kanawha canal and James river, the
Mississippi Valley, taken from the mouth
of the Ohio, will be 76O miles nearer tnan
it now is by the northern lakes; and by the
Tennessee river and the Southwest route
1850 miles nearer than it now Is by the
Gulf and sea to New York."
This central line of improvement by rail-
and water is indeed the great national line,
which promises the greatest commercial
and political advantages. 1t embraces the
heart and trunk of the Union-that vital
part where are concentrated the great func-
tions Of life and governing power. To
strengthen this grand centre by every
means that can develope its resources is to
strengthen the Union-to freight and bal
last the ship of State so that she will sail
in perfect trim and with entire beauty
neither too heavy on one or the other side,
and in the best condition for calm and
storm. Nothing can so band together these
States-nothing can do 30 much to harmo-
nize national interests and diffuse content
ment throughout the land as the completion
of the water-line and the great railways
that cross the bosom Of Virginia, connect
ing the great West with the Atlantic
by the way of easiest grades and on the
latitude Of most favorable temperature for
the enterprises Of man and the incubation
of the noblest virtues of civilization. The
national treasure could be devoted to NO
wiser object than the completion Of the
Virginia water-line but whether this idea
shall ever meet with favor or not, certainly
there is wealth and power enough in the
line itself, in the valleys Of the james, the
Kanawha, the Ohio, and the Mississippi
to accomplish the great work. No invest,
ment that can now be made in this Union
will pay like this. Its benefits would be
ever increasing and never ceasing.
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Removal of Governor Wells.
The following order was Issued Saturday

:
i Removal of Governor Wells.
The following order was issaed Saturday
from headquarters
HEADQUARTERS FRET MI.T r. aT1reIss
ssRIcHMoED, Va, Mareh ~ A'0s. :
g Special Orders No. 62-[Estract.l
81. All the powers conferred upon 1 inc
ohief executive officer Of the State OF w
oinia by its constitution and laws, ana helo-
soforo exercised by the Provisional Cover
NOR thereof under the reconstruction laSs
~ CONGRESS. are hereby devolved upon the
commanding officer of the First Military
District, and will, until further oraerS' Ny
him be assumed and performed
aBy command Of Brevet Major-Genera
pyon1,non- 8. F. CHALFIN, II
uAssistant Adjutant- General"
The above order will impart unalloyed
satisfaction to the people Of Virginia. It
is a great relief to the State to be rid OF
General WELLS. Never did man who
possessed such, fine. opportunities to win the
esteem of an intelligent and just commu-
nifty so grossly abuse his advantages. His
removal goes far to compensate for the long
suffering under his rule. We are inclined
to think that his appointment was great
blessing, since it secures to us the extreme
felicity of his removal.
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A Little Common Sense Needed.


Our friend of the Petersburg Express
has been as attentive as kind to us. Never
too kind; but sometimes too attentive. We
could often prefer a little sociability with
its genial editor to his keen pursuit of in
formation AZ our hands which it was not
exactly in our power to give him. We are
apprehensive that he is unaware Of the
circumstances by which he is surrounded,
and remains still an untravelled and unil-
lumined old salt, long off cruise, and who
has not been properly soaked, or was soaked
in the wrong liquid. He is ever expatiating
on things that are of little proft-matters OF
feeling and sentiment that would be exqui-
site over the wine-table, where we would as
soon discuss them with him as any other
man, and he could not be too prolix
The Express has put to US great many
questions, as though the Dispatch were the
organ Of the Administration Republican
party; which we are not, and therefore we
are unable to answer them. That paper
seems not to like the favor with which
the Dispatch has regarded this party
as compared with the intolerant I'LL
tras of the WELLS party. It goes so
far as to call this more moderate
Republican organization the "mushroom
party" If the Express means this as an
expression Of theIopinion that the Admins
tration party is to be short-lived, We trust
it is mistaken for assuredly it is better for
US that it should survive the WELLS
party than that it should not. II the
Express, however, uses the term as an
expression of its own impatience with the
Republican Modersdos," then we cannot
see that it shows good taste or wisdom. In
the name of all that is prudentand saga
cious, ought we not to felicitate ourselves
that the excuses Of the late Republican
leaders in this State havel led to the forma-
ton of a party upon an inner line of libe-
rality and equality party which declares
in favor Of general amnesty and the selee-
tion by the people Of their own rulers, with
the view Of restoring the order, prosperity,
and peace Of the State? Now, many Of US
(the cypress and ourselves included) would
be delighted with the opportunity to frame
a government after our own fashion-put-
ting the men Of our choice into Office. But,
in the name of common sense and common
justice, does this prohibit US from prefer
ring this party of liberal principles to the
intolerant and proscriptiye organization
which has SO cursed this State, and which
is aow laboring with oil its strength to
ostracize permanently ninety per cent. Of
the white population Of the State /?
How can the Express hesitate which of
these to treat with respect which of these
not to call the /" mushroom party?
In ell kindliness we suggest to that
paper what it seems not to know-that We
are not free, and cannot do as We please
that we mus! recognize the fact that We are
governed from Washington; and that we
must nus see that to dispute upon settled issues
and declaim as though We were untram-
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melted and the public Voice unrsstrained
n election and sclection Of men to ruls
ovsr ,,a is vain and fruitless. II our friend
would open his eyes to these things he would
certainly be wiser. He could hardly be .
better fellow!
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MEETINGS.

TgIHE MEMBERS OF SHOCKOE HILL,
u DIVISION. No. 81, SONS OF TEMPk-
RANCE, are requested to meet at Marshall Hail.
corner Bank aud Tenth streets. THIS EVENlNd<
at "a O'Clock. Every member Is earnestly re-
nuest.d to be resent as officers for the ensuing
Quarter are to Be elected. By order of the w. T.
PETERFIALD TRENT,
/ NH sa-1tx Recording Scribe.
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Black,cood for March is on our table.
Messrs. WooDHoUsE s. PARHAM, Main street,
are the Richmond agents Of the American
publishers.
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PICTURES, MIRRORS, &c.
HARDWARE. =
IL WATKINS, CoTTRELL & CO.,

try merchants and the trade generally to large
stock or ENGLIsH and AMERICAN HARD
WARE aud SADDLEkY GOODS. consisting In
and Table Cutlery, q large and well-assorted
stock; Trace and Log Chains and Coil Chain;
ing and Killing Hoes, and full assortment OF
Hemp aud Manila Rope. In fact we have the
largest and best selected stock we ever had to offer
our friends, t9whom we would tender our kindest
thanks for their liberal patronage, and We hope to
merit always 8 continuance OF the same.
mh2s~1m WATKINS, C0TTRELL co.
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Nm STREET, OPPOSITE THE PosT-oFFIC1
RICHMOND, VA.
Emh 12-rml

John LATOUCHE, MERCHAN T
81 TAILOR. No Exchange Place, Fourteenth
street, respectfully informs is GUST mers and The
public that he has just received his first install
ment OF SPRIN q GOODS, which he Is prepared
to make up IN bis usual style Of elegance aud dura-
billy, and a. very moderate price. MIR. BEERS,
of the old firm OF Beers K Poin!eXter will be
pleased to see his friends a. the above stand.
NH l6-eodlmk
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

DELlEE EUR The SlCh
Every tradesman, mechanic, and workingmau
should insure in the SOUTHERN MUTUAL BE-
NEVOLENT ASSUCI a1ION for The relief OF the
sick which was started and chartered last month
in this city. This short period Of It's existence
shows already how an association of these princt-
pies needed but never attained until this
present time 10 the southern States.
Every day new applications are rent in, and at
the last Of this month over one hundred policies
will be issued
Every sick member receives weekly from five to
forty dollars according 10 the annual premium he
pays BY paying five dollars year he will re-
ceive five dollars week; BY paying ten dollars a
year, ten dollars a week, &c. It makes no dif-
ference whether the disease is derived from an
accident or from any other cause.
Every man ought to patronize this institution by
joining the Association for tn larger 1t extends
the more good can be done to the suffering mem
bers.
Information can be received at the Office Of the
company, sl6 Broad street.
gents for all parts Of the country are wanted.
NH 10 am
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EXTRACT or DECREE,

"Ordered that Zachlriah s. McGruder, late adj
mlnistrator OF James Hill, deceased. and late adj
miDistrator de bOniS with the will annexed Of
Zachariah McGrId:r, deceased; and Henry j..
Smith, sheriff of Henr!co county. and as such pre-
sent administrator OF James HILL, deceased, and
administrator de bonis non with the will annexed
OF Zachariah McGruder, deceased and Henry j.
smish. sheriff Of Henrico county, and such pre-
sent administrator Of JAMES uill, deceased. and
administrator de JOnis non with the will annexed
of Zachariah Mc6ruder, deceased, and James H.
Gardner, executor CT Alexander Hill, deceased
do render before OF the Com toner's OF this
court accounts of their seve raj transactions in
their respective iduciary capacities as aforesaid
And the Court doth further order that The COM
missioner who shsl take the foregoing accounts
shall ascertain and report to the Court the debts
ana claims OF the creditors and heirs and distribu
tees OF the several estates OF James HILL deceased
OF Zach ariah McGruder, deceased and OF Alex
alder Hill. deceased. That the said Commissioner
shall give notice Of the time and place Of taking
the said accounts and receiving proof Of the said
debts and claims by publishing notice once a week
Tor four successive weeks in one Of the uewspa.
pers published in the city or RIchm md, and by
posting notice on the first day Of two successive
terms OF the Richmond Hastings Court and Of the
County Court of Henrico county which notices
shall be equivalent to personal service upon all the
parties
'"The Commissioner who shall take the ac-
counts directed by this decree shall regard prf
ma Jdcfe correct any account heretofore setled
and recorded according to law by any Of the idu-
Charles herein mentioned, liable TO be surcharged
and falsifed by proper evidence"
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COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,l
Ln.E-g RICHMOND, March "a, 1862. s


L.E-,. RICHMOND, March "a, ls69.
7 ANCASTER (TRUSTEE) VS.. A. r.
~ STEWART AND 4 LS.-By decree en-
tered Ia this cause by the circuit OF the city
of Richmond on the 5:h or March, 1853. 1t is or
dered that one OF The commissioners or this
court DO inquire and ascertain what is the amount
of the suplus fund in the hands OF hobert A. Ian
caster, trustee under the deed from Thomas II i.
Quarles, stated in the bill, and how the same
should be distributed and applied as bttween the
claimants thereof and IN what priorities And the
said Commissioner Is directed to give notice by
publication once week for four successive weeks
In some newsp spef published In the city OF Eich.
mond, TO all persons who may have claims upon
The surplus funds in the hands OF the So trustee
i. 4. Lancaster. 10 prove The same before him at
tome time and place appotn;ed By him for &c pur-
pose, under the penalty Of being excluded from
any share in the distribution thereof should th=y
fail So to do. nd the said Commissioner Is d.
rected TO audit the claims that may be so proved
before him and report the result OF his inquiries
TO the court, with any matters specially stated"
&C., &C. go Es27 :
Z he parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed ON SATUaDAY the f4th Of a prtl. ,seo,
az 10 o'clock A M as the time, and my Office No.
$40 Franklin street. In the city OF Richmond, Va,
as the place to execute the foregoing decree.
II. = E Y 80 49, = So THOMAS D, kYAhS,
NH s6-R4~ COMMISSIONS
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FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

FRESH ROASTED COFFEE. -
Bl FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
Coffee roasted daily by She cylinder process re"
tanning the entire aroma Of the coffee and placea
,,edlately in alright canisters. Hotels, res
..r-e.ta, boarding.houses. and families 'Sill find
~, cofyees a great sewing OF time, laaoF. and
r,sney. rIg a"k st@i ''J'Aa''L
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ZIMatER & CO., l54s Main stree
ORANGES.
STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs


A. BELLENOT, DIE sINKER AND
VI BRAND GUTTER, 1910 MAIN STREET.
The new patent Branding Iron, for marking all
kinds Of wooden articles by heating it. is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Eugrayers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets Zeal Presses
Checks, Tags, etc. Wholesale and retail. mh3
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CONFECTYONEREES.

r. FUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER
e4 NIAGARA, Is barrels Of Baldwin Apples, 40
boxes Messina and Naples Oranges, 10 boxes Mes
sina Lemons. We have also In store very select
stock Of Canned Goods-such as Peaches, Toma-
toes, Green Peas, Pineapples, Plain and Speed
Oysters, Sardlnes, etc; loo whole, half, and quar-
ter boxes Raisins, arabian Dates Figs in drums,
Prunes, Currants, Almonds, and Nuts Of all de-
scriptions; sulana Raisins, Preserves, Tama-
rinds: etc. Our own manufactured and French
Candies comprise every article in that line, and
are too numerous to mention. Common and Fan
cy Cakes made fresh every day. Ice-Cream made
to order.
NH % ZIMAtER & CO. 1913 Main street
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TALL s. HUTCHINSON,

L4ss,All Ills Main. above Twelfth street,
A full stock of, COTTONa TIRE .Da BUT
TONS, and SMALL WARES generally, AZ whole
sale only NH 2s-eodsm
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

JNAUGURATIONA AND REMOVALS.
Our old citizen HENRY GUNsT hasA
removed to his NEW PALACE, 14la Main street
below Fourteenth, where he has inaugurated sys-
tenn of LOW PRICES to suit the hard times-for
instance:
Ladies' CONGRESS CATERS from 81 to 90,
Misses CONGRESS CATERS from 81 to $3.50,
ChiIdren's SHOES from SOC. to 81.
In fact he is determined to undersell any esta-
blishment in the city, and to keep stock OF
BOOTS SHOES, HATS, and TRUNKS, which
will compare with any stock to be found.
Having employed obiging statesmen, the ladies
will find that they will receive that attention rarely
found In any store. HENE1 GUSSi,
1918 NJ ain street few doors below -Four teenth,
between Levi Hexter's and Philip Strauss
dry goods establishments. mhH-2w
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sPECTAL NOTICES.

49, VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.
v1Rarsra TEA AnD oogrEE co.
VIRGINIA. TEA AND COFFEE co..
-,o,rvp ny MAIN AND NINTH STREE 'Ts
oorsrn OF MAIN AND NINTH STREE 'rs'
ooynrR OF MAIN AND NINTH STREE sTs.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

A NDREW J. GRAY l. CO., Agents for
IN LACHEY'S celebrated ROCKBRIDGE
Wh1SKEY-purest and best article In the mar
ket- NH 10 .
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COURT ORDERS,

V1RGINIA.-In Circuit Court Of the city
OF Richmond February 9. 1852, MARTIN j..
Hill. the widow of Alexander Hill, deceased T..
Clay Maddux and b. tile T. Maddux, his wife and
The said Martha Z. Hill. the guardian and next
friend OF Alexander Hill .......,.....P Plaintiffs,
against
James H. Gardner, executor OF Alexander I'LL,
deceased; Zacharish $: McGruder, late adj
minstrator OF james Hill, deceased; and the
said Zachariah s. McGruder, late admins
TRAITOR de b0aiS non with The will annexed of Ia
chariah McGruder. deceased and Henry j.
smith, sheriff OF Henr!co county, and as such
adm illustrator OF James Hill, deceased, and alt
mlutstrator de b0niS non with the will annexed
Of Zachariah McGruder deceased,
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TAKE YOUR RISKS
i IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.


i IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.
THE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
sr OF VIRGINIA.,
OFFICE No. 1925 MAIN STREET.
ID PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
MARINE INSURANCE on vessels and car2oes
INLAND INSURANCE on goods transported by
river, canal, or land-carriage;
FIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generally,
dwelling-houses, warehouses, and other build
ings. rrE s..4
SHORT RISKS, or, II the JlLL period is not used,
a return Of premium toiU be made for tho M
e1ptred term.
WILLIAM B. IsAaCs, President
.o--t est 4. Y. STOKES, Vice-Presldent.
DIRECTORs.-Willjan B. 1saacs, OF William b.
Isaacs Il Co.; a. Y. Stokes OF A. Y. Stokes b Co.;
d. j. Hartsook, Secretary Arlington Life Insu-
rance Com pany John Wilson, OF Wilson Eos
ter; j. j. Waggoner, Of Waggoner Harvey; A.
&. Buford, President Danvlie Railroad Company;
BENJAMIN q. Nash, William Z. Shepherd, w. ID.
Ligon. @tsI
]. B. MOORE, secretary.
B. O. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary.
fa Inn
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TEAs. TEAS. TEAS. .sr ar
,a TEAS. TEAS. TE3 q.
FEw-cBop TEAS received daily; selected
With great care by experts. dr. TEAS cannot be
surpassed in quality or pr ce, and guaranteed to
,ve sa.,sfst t,on. Sold IA quantities to suit pur-
hasers, frol an ounce to a chest. e,il
4g,.,t.asg - J, ..J----
l.Z Pr ICE LIST OF COFFEE:
eaa U G BEEN, 20, n, rs. ss as, ssc.; a
RoAsTED, IS, -, 30, IS. DOC
aE GROUND, IS, 70, 80. u, 4oc. u
PRICE LIST OF TEAS: ,- -
BLACK, 75c., soc., soc., 81, sl.2s. $3.50;
GREEN, 7sc., soc., soc., 81, sl.ss. $50. g.;
JAPAN, soc., 81 s1.as, sLso.; ...,--.
MIXED, 7sc., Soc, soc., S. $1.25, $l 50.
| ALL GOODS DELIvERED FREE OF CHARGE.
SENT BY EXPRESS, 49, ~
and II not satisfactory can be returned.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
| VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
tmh III
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COMMISSIONING OFFICE, {,
RICnM0Nn VA Kahruarg "a 1890

RICHMOND, VA, February 20, 1862 :
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
NEsDAY the l4th day of priL 1859, At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, as the time. and nay Office, on Franklin
mond as The place for receiving proof OF all debts
and demands against the several estates mentioned
in the said deere, and for executing all other OF
the provisions directed by the said decree, when
and where they are required to attend.
H IL n.a..E .as-.sa JAMES PLEASAETS,
Commissioner.
TIL i. EVANS. n Il fe
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AT Rules held in the
clerks Office for the Circuit Cont Of Ches-
terhed county, on the first Monday In March, A.
D. 1862, r..r..-,. ma =, (.
T.. L. Lester. executor OF wilkins Hall, deceased
b who sues for the benefit aud the costs Of Mrs.
7 Ann 2. Hall, the widow OF said w. Hall.
~ - 90 ~ 4..i3e} Plaintiff,
against -a ,. sr5Ht !
George q. Gregory. trustee, Loren Dickiusor.
administrator OF NJ. T. Fendley. deceased, and
said Loren Dickinson and Virginia his VIE,
.4 1#sa =# defendants,
his day the plant Fl flied her bill, the object OF
which Is to obtain decrte for the payment OF the
plaintiff IS debt mentioned 10 the bill and II o.
pearing by affidavit that the defendants, Loren
dickinson and Virginia his wife, are non resi-
dents OF this State 1t Is ordered that they appear
here within one month after the due publication
OF this order to do what Is necessary TO protect
their interest IN this suit, u w<ss3 Az 80 90
- ~"@ Teste '
NH ra-s4w NATHAN Il. COGBILL, c.
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SEAsONABLE CLOTHING 80
~ .h,5~ - t1a~t'7rr,- pNzr. ~ ~ i'r .'r
$50 II ~ lr.7g 'ra lat ss. f. s.@ grurhrrJ
= 5,',,,i III. : sEs,, BALDWN'S. s8v.
as ~ il.iI sy.5GZ!. a.6r:fa 1tf .zH."t"""
=..ra t.r.# ...s
f.' DRESS SUITS
AT
BALDWIN,s.
CASHMERE SUITS
#s ~ -. Gt3GI AT ~ t3E1
BALDWIN'S, . l."
a. ft,.v MEMS SUITS
- ... "a I'll + Is les At ~ GyE IH-r .s..
BALDWIN'5. rss.r.> 3. ..s.
BOYS SUITS
AT
BALDWIN'S.
-...... CHILDREN'S BUTTS s...-.,.
At -u..
@'."s BkLDWIN'5,
ABOVE THE PosT-oFF1cE, ..
esd CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
lmh l9l ..E..
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r IC0RICE.-15 cases r. M. Y. C. LICO.
IL RIUE PASTE for sale by
NH 2s-lw E. / S. WORKMAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-05-08
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATUR[
TERMS SOF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDSTOWN REGISTER


at 81, so per anrum ir advance, oC if paid with
m two months after the date Of subscription;
Il not paid within two months IS will be
charged. These terms will be strictly ad-
hered 10.
.ADv.REIsENENrs Of one square or less, for
Lh,ee Insertions or less $3.50, and 50 cents per
square for each additional insertion. Larger
ones IN the same proportion. The space Of
- lines will constitute a square.
A liberal deduction will be made from the
shove rates, on Seavly advertisements.
IL The number of insertions be not marked
m the advertisement, when sent in, it will be
published aud charged accordingly.
Jos PAINTING will be executed with neat
,7css aud despatch.
Al Job Work and Advertisements must be
paid for when handed in.
All personal communications will be charged
for at the rate of 80 cents per square, IL lines,
for one insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
Of the Annual Advertisers, II is proper TO state
dist siiaciiy that their privilege only extends to
their own immediate business. Real Estate, Le-
gal and all other advertisements sent by them
20 De an additional charge, and no variation.