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The rule recently issued by the Secretary
Of the Treasury forblddlng the payment Of
the monthly salaries Of the clerks employed
in the Treasury Department to outside par
ties on orders Is the subject Of comment by
the Northern press. The object the Secre-
tary desires to accomplish is undoubtedly a
good one, but tho question naturally arises,
will 1t prevent the clerks anticipating their
monthly salaries The Government en-
ployccs must have money, and II their ex-
pcnses exceed their income, that Ia matter
personal to every clerk, and the habits Of
spcndthrifts will never be changed except by
personal resolution. The Philadelphia
Ledger, commenting upon the action of sec-
rotary Boutwell,, says: ...
"The object OF the rule 10 TO prevent the
clerks from obtalning advances from capital.
lists on their pay, and thus being Obliged TO
submit to heavy discount. II 10 alleged that
by this means q check can be placed on the i'm.
ptoviieut habits of the clerks; but Il has been
suggested that q better ruls would be to pay
the salaries Of the clerks And the wages OF
tioyernment employees OF all kinds BY the
week. Great Inconvenience 10 nav expe,
are Obliged to obtain credit IRON the butcher,
the baker and the grocer, And cannot live
without running In debt 1t 10 believed that
weekly payments would produce an advance
on salaries and wages fully equal to ten per
cent"
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COYLE & TOWERS,
BOOKSELLERS,
sTATIONERs,
ENGRAVERs,
AND PRINTERS,
3If Pennsylvania avenue.
3Ii Pennsylvania avenue.

Second Part Of vILEA RDEN. by Auerbacb.
Al, Hes Book, BY author Of "Yllla Edea," ION
LKdB TAILS N.tG "'" ''"'' 'h'
.aEN. WOMEN and GHOSTS. by author Of
dates AjaT." sl.0
GATES WIDE OPEN, reply to Oates Ajar. -
N.O.
.,EyENIHG BY EVENING. by C. h. spurssOn
ST. LOUIS AND CALVIN. by NJ Guiaot. o.
EIGHTYEARs IN OnYLOS. Sir S. W. Baker.
N.6O.
FOR HER SAKE, y W. Robinson. IS cts.
.ALPORD's GREEK TESTAMENT. abridged.
THE NEW WEST, California In 1877 s, Brace,
SHORTEST ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA. sinp.
THREE THOUSAND MILES through the Rocky
AountAlns' A. II. Mcclure. 81
BEATRICE, Poem. by Hon Rodsn Noel. 81
hVRRAY's ADVENTURES iu the Adirondack.
THE SCIENCE OF RIGHT. J. O FIehte. a.
LITTLE WOMEN, Parts and2,L N. Aloott. A.
THE REASON WHY SERIES, English sdIt,on
containing Inquire Withi1, Reason WHY. Oar,
densTs aud Farmers, JouInaIs Of Discovery, Maj.
Wife, and General Science. Per volume, 81. 81
Any Of the above books sent by mail, post maid.
on receipt Of the retail price. les
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pRorosALs ron YRKsH BkEP.

HIAp9gAEIsss RIEsT MrLrrAEr DIsrEror,l
OFFICE CHEZ COdAIhalAI OE BuBhIsrHNCH, J
RIoHhoED, VA, June 2, 1859,
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will be received at
the Oiios Of BIeyet Moor W. A. RlderkIu, @ g.
Y. 5. A at Richmond Va, until SATURDAY,
States subSistence PspaItnssi viii
PRRBH BEEF,
a Richmond, Va, for six months from July l.,
$50, OF such less time as ths Comnlssary General
cred there on the order Of the Acting Comnissary
UtSubslstenes at that plae', q good and market
able quality, IN qpalProporti0lso fore and hind
quarters, lh6eka, shanks and kidney tall0W 10 be
excluded. Tlt neeks Of the cattle slaughtered 10
be cut OF at the fourth yetebrAl Joint, aud he
breast trimmed down. The shAnks OF fore quarters
% be cut od from three 70 fSaI Inches above, the
INCHES above the gambrel or hook Joint
Bidders are requested to be present to respond To
their bids, and be prepared to give bon d. Tor HE
fu hlmen at OF their contract,
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Pro.
posals for Fresh Beef, at RchmOnd, Va " The
undeTgned reserves the right TO reject any bids for
good cause
Conditions. requirements. payments, sc &c.
as heretofore
BY command Of Byt Maj. geu. Candy.
W. A ELbERRIN,
iS2-N BEeyet Major and ChiefC.s.
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sEw YoRK HkRKETs,
Nxw YoaK, June III ,. m.--o6stoe prn
sss,v lsss % ssa an sssa. sayhssgsd ID
Wss.. .s..dss a.1.SS si nav, G ssssa.,' s "sIyr
a Ss nt sSa = sssss;ay 70 70 cents, os. gull,
h.p, .. t..-.-..-' a. N' '''''' 'o''
BALrIHoau MARKKrs TO
BALTIsonn, June a.-Brrsxss6,--rhs dc
re pa . lGs i s..,s ssa hStsd ~,
we, see no Indications Al pressnt Of ANY i'm
.sts ,ss a. .ss 'is ssw s, ws,sysi q,
and en.i mess Z. eonhned to suppiyias ioss
bill all weststn Iiss 81 u. Esfrs At q cd 81
kSsi%oo S Il e ps ae ss'' SSA. Som, ,,oc
30 for low W. ar ~s n sns i a
9l@ for coed 60 prime. cholce lots We ,tii
torn-white was active and arm III, nom
Ing, but yellow was dull and lower sales 10
day comprise white at ss6p cts, do. at 20 cts |.
western mixed haes and yellow at sS8sol,.
oat,--soms q. 100 bushels were offered today
put sales were reported OF only one or two
coaos.fSe market eoa,inue. ,tronr and
We report ihls nerniks sRfsE Of about IL
Gias sss rSr hi d. ,Tr S 3 81. low for % is
ding, but holders ask generally % cts, for low
middling, and esd3o cts. for middhnt.
! Co1ss-rhere vas some movement yesterday
RlS, sAssidsss .'P9 saU bs a VSo Bag,
"Agnes,n and aso bsr, DO. from SECOND Ssnds,
o setP pssS ga ls,. 70 Be q,
symptoms Of returning aetisIty In Coffee.
| there being more demand than Tor some TIM,
ps.t, and more disposition among Importers
Moist,s,-We hear Of no Transactions to day
10 this srtielsi the market 10 without change,
is S ss of 5 5Ss sssss ss ss foi d.
Muscovsd ado, sofr cts. for Porto Rico, and
tsSlts cts. for Eaglish Island. Nh
Bio~s.,ai. .,iIi eli 4 Is s,. sns SiadllSs.
Propiiics,-Tne market continues very
strong and w euoyant under favorable adylets
decidedly upward. There 10, however, but
little stock Offering here, and trsnssetio1s
are consequently limited, Baecn shoulder.
Sides arc higher, and we quote to-day rib at
Bulk meat !, nrm, with an upward tendency,
cts, and Sides at ls{8iSA cts, for rib. Lard
we quote steady and hfm At 10 cts, and Mess
Pork at taLIsGsa per buAhel. o., : - : :
s ' and RsasSon S9sss , ss Ss at s
OF no sales Of either desefiptiun to-day.
Sdl-Liverpool IL selling 10 lots FRO n store at
the following rates, viz: u .eo07 for Ground
Island ,tilI sell IL iot, from store ~ sesss Els
per bushel, but II 10 quita dyll.
sSSsr,aAte quiet, BY. hSlaers, show how no
well aatiinss W. have 6 Ssiyes 10 sf repost
sale OF US bbis. grocery grades Porto Rico Al
l2lI cts, and we quote prices steady ns follows,
s so rSt grades ls e SSSSGis ssDns
i29i911 OTIS, and Dsmerara vacuum pan isJ<@
Is cts. -
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GALE OF UNITED STATES VESSELS.

SALE OF UNITED STATES VESSELS.
n- NAVY DErARTAESrD
BuEkAu or CoEsTRuOTIOE AND RBPAIE,
WAsHINdToS, d. C., Juns g. ls6D
The Navy Department will Offer for sale at pub
lie auction. al the United States Navy Yard,
Wlah!nEton. D. G., on the 18th Of June, Al u
O'Clock, m. the iron side wheel steamer sha-
mokinS Of ,0D tons, old meaSn rsnent.
Az the United States Navy Yard, PhiladelphIA,
on the 2lst day Of June at IL o'clock, m the iron
uIement.
The vessels and their Inventories Gao be exam
mod AZ any time on application to tho command
ants 0f the respective navy yards
The whole Amounl Of tho purchase money must
ysssels must be removed from the navy yards
within two weeks from the day Of sale.
The GOyeInmsnt reserves the right to withdraw
The vessels rom sale for any purchaser who will
pay the appraised yAlue with Increase Of ten i0j
per eentnm thereto. les eo?w
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DUrToN.,LEwIs or the l.t L.,t.9t. By Rev.
esq, Of Wellington. D, 9.
heaAnEE.FfnLY,- On the nth ultimo, at the
Church Of the Immaculate Co eeption 10 BALTIMORE
By Rev. Father Abbott, Mr., JoHs MGkAsEE, for.
baltimore. VI
BUXrog-ThPsoN,-O on The Ist instant, by
Rev. hitrhsll. 9. :. BuxroN. esq, % War
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DIED.

PHELPs,-osths2 ID instant, KArE g. PHELPs,
TER q The late WIN. BAyne. Of Fayetteville, n
O., In the 2lst year Of her age.
The friends OF the family are invited 10 Attspd
her funeral from the Tesid Of her mother, No
Maine avenue, between tour-And = half aud Sixth
streets, this afternoon at 30 clock.
CoohBs. Ca thu ID iaslaut, HprHr Z. CooxHs
aged u years. nonth' tnd days,
rnnert services a the resIdenrs Of his step.
itthef, MT y. y. blanchard. No. IA Eleventh
s.est. thls aitsrnoonn I o'clock. Friends OF the
EkYoRD, On Wednesday, June 2, 1859,
IHoHh HUsaERpoRD, youngest sou Of PHILLIP
q aud Amelia !. Hungerford, aged months aud
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Whereas mon are the representatives OF par.
men nust 30 he living Instruments through
and Sss ~ 'sss 81 r iSs
81 q ~ pE.sssl, isss IA publ. -;
teS Sg ssr tsassnts sns ssiisSs sf1 ~,
perlious u.e, when itwss most Ssnserods to
Gus IS Il was, he addressed US ia our school.
houses and ehurehes, broke up the rowdyism
n the city when s . 4 was d,nsssou. for our.
on the highway, gave us the high privilege Of
our oath In court Of law, claiming the pre-.
eeedent established BY the Republicans OF
primssy meetipsst claiming jurisdiction over
state, have them Si5asT before hin By
Asess, corpus and discharged from second
ReSoircd, That this State convention show
:. remembrance OF those acts \. rx,cpding
also - -
Rr..,SI, That we shall remember Through
noble efforts In our sehslf o. Hon J. A. J.
Creswell, Postmaster General, and for an.
pointing eolored men as rostmastsrs, &c.
Resolutions were also included In the series
pledging the oclored Republicans TO support
al all times the regular nominees OF the Re-
publican party, and expressing with feelings
OF profound sorrow, regret al the division
which has been permitted to inconsiderately
spring up In the ranks Of tho white Republl,
cans OF Maryland. ~,
LARGE REWARD FOR MURDsngR on
MURDERERs.-Governo Bowie has issued A
proclamation offering 4 reward OF $500 for
the arrest aud conviction Of the person or
persons who, on Friday night Of last week,
SO IRE 10 the storchouse OF Mr.. Charles T.
Bealmear, near Colllngton, Prince Georges
| county, Nd. As already stated tho store
was entirely consumed and Mr.. Beaimear
| persisted In the flames. He Is supposed 10
have been previously atrociousiy murdered.
Gov. Bowie adds that he Is authorized BY
Mr.. j. y. Bealmear, Of the firm Of ARM
strong, Gator & Co., Of Baltimore, 70 offer
an additional reward OF $500 FOR the arrest
aud conviction ef the guilty parties. To-
HoRRiBIE AcciDESr.-About $3.50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon Henry Smallwood, a
laborer employed In the stone quarry Of John
Haines, on the Falls road, a short distance
from the city, met with horrible death BY
a stone, weighing about two tons, failing
upon him. He was mangled and crushed In
such manner that the heart protruded from
his body. The body was removed to the
residence OF deceased's parents, In the i'm
mediate nelghborhood- smailwood was
about "a years Of age, and leaves vito but
no children. He resided on the Falls road,
near the limits Of the clty.-Bdn. S.r, %.
Ar Lima, N. Y, on Monday, man named
Smith stabbed another named Gaskin, in
flcting fatal wound.
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Summary Of sd'su,ase. In using Self L..,...
Ing Flour: .....- -.-I- - -
l. usALrHrBLkBsa
us ssViaf 81 tbs hutrieious evustiiusais of tbs
nour from eos'smpiion 10 tbs process otrIi.iss
Ills Federation Of tho phospb.t.., which arc, 10
larger or lesser measure. removed with The brss
10 the preparation n the haer qusiitiss ~ q mt
II provides a bread, from the use Of uAIeh, .ysu
by p'rsons Of delicate digestive orsAus uvus Of The
Ills peculiar 10 fefmsuted broad follow. II mar be
eaten warm with impunty, while With mood per
sons II Is nseesssry that fernsntod bread shsuid
lose Its freshue's become stae, 10 ofisf to the
destruction Of some Objectionable quaIiilss bsfJr.
II NV be eaten with safety .. .i Ea
4 SAVING or TINE d
While ordinary fsrineuted btead Involves. a. 4
general tbiog, pteparalicn over hiEht. e.r- Tor
several hours before baklsE. and dspsndssss o. q
variable supply Of leavea or yeast, the phospbsiIs
bread ia prepared from the -four for the ovsa 10
few minutes, asa. .l
s. cERTArsrY OF UNIFORM. BxcsLLEsr
RESULT. ...s....... s
while the result with the pieces. Of fsrm,atatisn
Is Of doubtful issds. aud Ia hsusshoid pfoduesios
IL more freansntly lndiHsrent than good, .,'
4 KEEPING fRHsH. ~ ~,
ItfurnishssA bread which retains tta moisture
much longer than equally porou, fermsnts bread,
and does not mould As readily as fermented bread
does.
g. CONVENIENCE. .g...sI
II Is a method which By providing assata Of
know n Qualities and strength reduces tbs msa,urs
Of skill required, and secures With ysry small
degree OF care and moderate expenditure Of uas
uniform My excellent bread. '''.
ss- The trade supplied at msaa faetursr's prisss.
my9d.n ...l.. ar .
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VHE CHEAP PLACE.

THE CHEAP PLACE. YIst.., TO-,
weIch's hest Family Fissr ss.ss, q
darlington Mills Family; %. rI.
bonds Burnt mills Family o.. 50,
Arlington Extra nigh grade 6a.5S Pes
quarter Dbl. sack. . 40 : D.
Very nne Imperial aud Gaapswdsr
Tea 9I.75, Dr..
Lower grades In proportion,
Best Java Coffee as cts. per IN,
Good Rio Coffee ~ cts.,
Crushed, Powdered and Graaalatsa
Sugars II cts.,
Brown Sugar II TO IS cts,
Rumford's Yeast Powder IL ots,
Rabbits Soap IL cts,
Corn starch ~ cts,
myh.n 252 Seventh u. west. bet n And n.
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VIZ r nNncnn A~n
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FGFhreIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Hkstnpror, June ., isee.-Jay Coohe 4
y furnhh the following quotation. of NV.
eminent nseuxities.
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Special Notices,
Ne ~ sr q sE sStsREfs as
~ 81 SO q NJ rE ANo6:- a
.stsSS9 \; !; " ~: I'm:
e Ss S: f NV g ~ ss * Infant infant d.
tpr THn LADIES OF ST. PAuL,s
ySg :r;si. WI n. is;3's
,Ess d s:s Iss s.s!.si :s:ss sS .sS
ty-oAK HILL CEMETERY THE
| ~ anpral msetlns Of lot hoitstr ewpInE
s'i q %S.. isi,' . .s. B. h,lt :.
, s0sDhl; Jqso J: at c,sl?Ss. g N. y shos.s
% i.i.S s.etsI.iwy S q II y D.
flys W BERRY FEsfivAL
The ladies Of the Methodist Episeo.
SesTs =, ~ u1 ,S Will hss s..ybrr
sonanains during the week. mo-. iel.G
@ph' LiS rs Rhs 6 HAs RETURNED
ohhoe hours hsyeaitefI 3. sd.
ifs$% l! i sIs slsiS:s. = !. m n, I.l.,.
| f%sT. .RAUL,,s ENGLISH LU-
'afa' ,sf !li fSRaR SiEis4vAI
TUESDAY, S wfIRSts JTsK hsp ,,s THURSDAY
/ Admission iOcsnts. $50. jsi.a
fN-aRAND ExouRsIoS ,,vvo,-
\ 70 r0uad,gh' 7 ~ s,ss,.S ssSssi *
y Sat pasci.ey Iss.t or for ls. ~. 's =,
fSirtesnth street. Or ,sseSuTes ana wssa aS "a
las.I ss,.lss:: :, ,.,.e.e... :. ls!:s: !.
Rs,s 4 X p,ss
SshI.;sI WIZ ihs !sss i$sSS,ssS ss.is::: "A q
s,is axe ssssi1Hs mage :eSs @
rs1 tlSs''' Tor VI cash No '0da 'O'a On Sunday
| STSs,. w,lI X ssla al Obj fiLLoWsi Hall
sSIEx ~ usisisI sSsS y;
S:ss ;s.: =: PIT e:
4 S (: ;:.'ssfi 4
s:ss ;:I az l. ana s:, ss:s
60, ,,,n,s,,,,
INCARNATION SUNDAY SCHOOL,
1880 uis Ap ", Mh Uo,Sa hvks,s T
ind ii streets. 80 "N W. ''''iG't " ''''''''
Admission 10 sle. ..,...,s. = n,as:s..
A~F. COLIyst.E ExcIIRsIoM = o...--,-
toilsss are notnsa iSst ss1su,s ss
completed Tor aplaasant sxrufSio1 10 tjIfnoNT
enTHURsDAr, yuae "a. fhs aaAthsr Mswas.t
bp, -. ard return al and IL m 80 .A'
programme OF literary exsfels.. h.s h.e, MA.
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ET6tF

Ia. ..~n.i #Awftff ,s.s 5. chartered for
ExoyHsIonsI TO IeLrkonT 90
ths snss e ne 'fetenss fefry Company. iooI q
,hsasil. fsevs sd popslsf. sosf:stios o. ihi.
city, who has put the grounds In thorouGh order
sIirss.ys % ne sss.isnsss o. th. eosys:
ample and. complete H. ehamsid will leave
spshiss ahdsas Or qspfspsrSdt % NEE. ssssy want
plsiss 10. syss iss mo.s issil Slssi. y - =
GSH0MIs2s Prs.ids at Roso@,s Ferry Co
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~. BAhkRUPTCY-T last am end
~ msnt Of the Bankrupt Law provides that
10 All proceedings commenced after the hrst day OF
January 1909. NO discharge shall be granted TO =
debtor whose assets shall not be equal 10 ATTY per
centum Of the claims proved against his estate,
rpqn which he shall be liable as prfncfpa! debtor.
TINS clause does not, However, shut out from the
benen Of the law all poor debtors, for II further
provides that certain petitioners, and all who
ply with osrtain Conditions eau receive their dis
ehaIges, though they may have no assets Not.
MithstandinE the provision In view Of its imita-
sill applyin for tho beueht Of the law In all parts
81 the country
Persons In this District who st!ll wish to avail
themselves Of Its benefit, aud who have no assets,
should examine eA'etuliy whether they are Up.
eluded In The terms Of the limitation. The sub
seribeT " Ill give Information on this subject at all
timos without charge. GEO, MASON
City Hall. feb6
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INV YonK MARKETS.
NEw YORK, June I'll b. m.--Ioftoo arm
demand fairj 20 cents, Sugar unuhsSrsd ir
Wheat stssdyi demand fs,tt ii iaSSi,.a "e uolr
quiet add steadyJ 70 to 10 cents. O,t. o"IsI
And urmi U9ftiS retits. Rye dull And MIMI
nal Pork quiet aud arm tJi 5iRsi.So. Doll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-01-21
MARRIED.

On Wednesday. January 18th, at Blakeley,'
the residence of r. Il. Washington. Esq. by the
Roy. F. Lippitt Mr.. \. WILLIS TO Miss JEAN +
c. WASHINGTON, daughter OF the late John
Augustine Washington Of Mt. Nernon,-both oil
this county.
On the l4th inst, near Charlcstowu, by the Rev.
J. W. Tongue, Mr.. CHARLES X. CRAM FORD
of Troy, New York, to Miss LIZZIE X. FLUID,
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Flood OF this county.
On the l4th inst, at the Fayctte street NJ. T..
Church. by Rev. Henry Furlong PHILIP DAkBl ,
Esq, to Miss MATTE A., daughter Of the oIicia-
ting ministerial of Baltimore.
In the Lutheran Church Of Williamsport Nd,
on the hiustant by Rev. d. II. Bittc. Mr.. J. +.
A. ENTLER. of ShepherdStOwn, W. Va, to Miss
MATTE A. MILLER, daughter Of the late George
Miller Of Hancock, Nd.
The officiating clergyman informed us that
the Church was well filled, aud the effect pro-
duced by the singular circumstance, that the
bridesmaids and Groom's-men were the four
children Of the groom, by former wife, was
most imposing. The party returned in the
evening. and the doors Of tie Eutler Hotel
were thrown open to the friends Of the happy
Proprietor. who all enjoyed such Supper as
that far-amed Hotel only can get up. We
wish all imaginable happiness and prosperity
10 the happy pair 4 crusty old bachelor who
had imagined that all the good fish had long
since been caught out of the ocean Of single
blessedness. was heard to growl. Well, if
Entler could succeed in getting such pretty
wife. nav not l.? shall try it again" Now
here we see the vanity of man. He evidently
thinks himself as go0d-looking as Mr. Entler.
TSheBherd.totrn Register.
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WHEAT BRAN FOR MuCH Cows.-Cows that
give milk require feed that abounds in albumi-
nous matter, in order to be able to maintain a
satisfactory flow of rich milk. Buckwheat
bran will produce about as large quantity OF
milk as wheat bran. But the milk made by
feeding Juckwheat bran will be thin and poor,
and much inferior to the milk which COW
gives when her feed is composed largely Of
wheat bran, which contains a large amount OF
albuminous matter. But wheat bran under
goes great improvement by being cooked be-
fore il is fed
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Pnhiic Sales.

Sale Of Stock and Farming Implements al
"Blakeley," residence of r. B. Washington
on Wednesday, February 8, 1869, by John A
Washington.
Sale Of Horses and Farming Implements by
Wm. /. Keerl, on Monday, January 18th, at
Dixon Hill in Charlestown.
Sale of Stock, Farming Implements, Corn
Potatoes, Bacon. &c, on the lOtn of February
by Robert NJ. Miller, at Halltown.
A House and Lot in Bolivar, by Charles
Davies, Special Commissioner, on Saturday
Feb. 9th.
Sale Of House and Lot in Charlestown, arc
Household and Kitchen Furniture, on the 2SC
instant, by James f. Brady.
Sale of House and Lot, property of the late
Miss Rachel Craig, on Saturday, February 9th
by Andrew Hunter, Attorney.
Sale Of House and Lot of Rev. John W
Jones, on Saturday, Feb. 18th, by White &
Trapuell, Trustees.
Sale Of House and Lot of John W. Gallaher
on Thursday, March 18th, by II. y. GalIaher
Trustee.
Sale Of Derry Farm, on Saturday, Feb. 20
bv Lewis W. Derry, Trustee.
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DIED,

AT Cap View" jefferson county, on the lith
ult.. CLARENCE RION, infant son Of p. II. and
Mary F. Strobe. aged 8 months and 26 days.
"0f such is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
On the 10th inst. in Berryville, LIZZIE LOVE,
infant daughter Of William and GeoTglana Young,
aged about moths.
On Tuesday night last. at the residence Of Mr..
Amos Shepherd in this county, MISS DINAi
SHEPHERD, in the T4th year Of her age.
In Cooper county. Missouri, on the 9Th Of Jan
uary, 1869, Mr.. WM. McCURDl, formerly of this
county. in the ed year of his age. The deceased
was brother Of our towsmen, Messrs, Johnd W.
and Chas. II. McCurdy.
On the Slst ult. at his residence on Opequon
Creek. in this county, Mr.. LEWIS Il. BEESON,
after painful and protracted suffering, of cancer in
the head, aged IS years.
In Baltimore, on the 18th instant, N0RYAL,
Youngest child ofRev. A. W. and Sunan B. Wilson.
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The Old Family Journal.
Intereiew 80 aeneral orant.

Tho members Of the Virginia deisS'''on
called Thursday morning upon General ur"o',
at his headquarters, in company with General
Schofeld, who introduced them. 4 pleasant
interview snsued. in which the General exhibit
"a a familiar knowledge Of the provisions OF the
Underwood constitution, to which has attention
was specially directed. Though speaking in
his usually guarded manner, General Grant
cvr-,ssrd desire that a satisfactory and BEN
efr.sl State government might be secured Tor
a., people Of Virginia and the delegation len
with the impression that in this quarter, at
least. they need expect no opposition to their
general scheme Of adjustment.-Na''oHal M
tc'iigsRcsr
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Special Notices.
M. WHOM May CONCERN :

TVNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN!
AS all persons are more or less affected by
the change Of season with disorders difficult to
manage by ordinary treatment, the
MORNING STAR BITTERS COMPANY,
Have determined to present their Bitters to the
public. knowing that it will sustain the merits
claimed for it.
1t is not claimed for this article that it will cure
all diseases What is asserted for it, it ieiH cure
viz: disorders arising from deranged Liver to witt
Impurity of Blood, Nervousness and Nervous or
Bilious Headache in delicate Females and Child
rem, Melancholy, Dyspepsia, General Debility, DC.
In Bilious Fever and Chills and Fever, its value
not only a relief but as an actual cure has been
fully proved.
This preparation has not been made as is usual
BY carelessly throwing together ingredients butts
the product long and careful study and trial re-
suting in complete success II is not intended to
conflict with Physicians. as viii be seen by their
testimonials accompanying each Bottle as to its
successful use, when other means have failed.
For sale hy AISQUITH d BRO, Charlestown,
July l6 1868. Wholesale Agents.
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CIOAKS, CLoAks, Cloaks-a new supply Of La
I dies Cloaks, Just received, from $500, up
4 large assortment Of Ladies and Gents, Gloves,
such as Fur-top Kids, Fur-top Berlin Plush, Cloth,
Merino. Buckskin and Sheepskin-also Gents
Linen and Paper Cuffs. ). GOLDSAIIh'
GRAND DUCHESS SKIRTS, very low; Son
II tags, Shawls, Capes and Hoods.
Dec. 10. j. GOLDSMITH.
r AIDES and Gents-now is the time to buy
| 4 goods at old time prices ifyou call at
Dec. 10. J. GOLDSMlTHS.