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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20
Railroad Affairs,

George NJ. Bokee, Esq, President of the
Western Maryland Railroad, accompanied by
Mr.. Rigney, General Superintendent, made
tour Of inspection over the unfinished part of
the line from Double Pipe Greek to Monterey,
top of the mountain, spending some days in so
doing. They examined the work carefully,
walking and riding alternately. All the grad
ing was found in good condition, only trifiing
clearing up, leveing, &c. Contractors are now
busly at work, with considerable supplies of
hands. on sections ten. sixteen and nineteen
extending from Double Pipe Greek to Satillas.
vile, in the mountain beyouud Mechanicstown
Workmen will commence extending the track
from the present terminus in few days, and
expect to have cars running as far as Rocky
Ridge by the middle of October. Between
that and Mechanicstown, there are two or three
heavy pieces of work which may cause some
delay in rcacing the mountain, but no time
will be lost in pushing ahead.
The bridge across the Monocacy is now
rapidly approaching completion. All tb ings
are working favorably as could be expected.
Holders Of the second mortgage bonds CON
tinue to accept the proposed certificates of
eight per cent. for the interest due and &C
cruing. There is determination to push this
enterprise henceforward as rapidly as circum-
stances will permit. Business on the road
daily increases.
baltimore Saturday Night, Sept 10.
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SATURDAYS NEMs.

A large body Of troops left Paris on Thurs
day night in the direction of St. Denis. 1t
was believed that they intended to engage the
advance of the Prussiaus. who are again re-
ported as advancing steadily on Paris. They
are reported to spread devastation and destruc-
ton on their march, and that at Chautilly they
captured a train, detained the passengers and
confiscated their baggage.
News from the front at Strashourg speaks
of a heavy fire from the third parallel, which
continued all day on Thursday, causing great
destruction to the walls and citadel. 1t was
thought that an effort to storm the fortified.
tions would be made to day. Strong appeals
had been made by the citizens to General
Ulrich to yield to invitable destiny. In re-
fusing. he said that his duty must be dis
charged at all hazards II was believed that
there could not be long delay in the falling Of
the fortress.
It is said that if Paris can hold out three
months the PruSSiaus will be driven to the
Rhine TROUGH has 100000 men who, be
hind the ramparts. will be good soldiers
The citizens will emulate Strasbourg, and it is
believed that the power of the city to resist is
only limited by the supply of food.
General Trochu, in his proclamation to the
troops, says that if the enemy batter down the
Wills. UT SeG III ny SUI PRISE, that IhcJ VIII
have to make their way over barricades. In
another interview, held by HcroM cores
pendent with victor Hugo, he said that he had
come to Paris to share the perls of the cit-
zens; that they had the choice of a deter
mined defence or a cowardly surrender if the
latter. he would return in exile to his old re-
treat if the former, he trusted to see every
quarter of Paris blown to atoms, and soldiers
and citizens buried in the same grave, and so
would Paris perish The democracy OF France
and Germany would then rise to avenge the
terrible catastrophe.
Immense supplies of arms and ammunition
are being ordered by the French from England.
The latest news from Paris is that the Prus-
SLAMS had been sienalized. The roppeI was
sounded, the Mobiles and Nationales called to
arms and the sentinels doubled on the ram
parts. Skirmshing in various places outside
the walls had taken place.
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MONDAYS NEWS.

The French have blown up the Fort of
Vincennes, as it was not thought to be tena-
BILE. The commander of Strasbourg has tele-
graphed the War Department at Paris that
his situation was desperate, and that an early
capitalization is inevitable.
Several skirmishes of minor importance
have taken place around the Notifications of
Paris, and there has been some cannonading.
There is more danger apPrehended as to the
safety of the city from The Red Republicans
there than from the Prussans. Some of them
already urge the erection of guillotine.
The English Government has positively in.
formed NJ. Theirs that il viii NOT interfere for
peace between France and Prussia The
Prussian Embassy in London is said to have
information that leads'it 10 believe that the
English Government has made sales of mus
kets 10 France since the war commenced.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20
THE JUDGEsHIR.

After a short and sharp contest between
the friends of Judge Hoke and Judge Hall
the latter has received the appointment of
Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, Vice
Joseph Chapline, deceased. AS to the course
of Judge Hall in the past we HAYES ittle to
commend, but much to eessurc. As to the
future we await the development of events,
ever ready to give due credit for the good,
while we shall, as heretofore, censure his
public offences at any and all times with an
unsparing hand. We fear the worst. but hope
for the best
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the delays which outward bound chips meet,
near the BaliZe. and the dangers of the Flori-
da Pass on one hand, with the Improvements
in railway transportation, on the other, all
conspire to divert commerce more and more
from the outlets of the Missippi on the South,
and to turn it Eastward by rail towards the
seaport towns Of the Atlantic This cons
merce in passing upon the railroads for new
and more convenient outlets through the wa
tiers of the Chesapeake and the sea port towns
farther to the North. This it does by reason
of the difficulties of navigation along the
Southern coast and the distractions which in
the shape of bars. nature has placed at the
entrance of Southern harbOurs.
The business of this part of the country has
grown to be such that its produce aud mer-
chandise can no longer brook the dangerous
routes and round about ways that they are
now compelled TO take. They must have
straight shoots to the waters of the Chesa-
peake and the harbours of the North, where
factors have their choice of markets. and easy
access to the great highways of the sea-
These advantages, the produce Of the South.
ern States cannot now have. for there is no
convenient. good and safe harbour known to
commerce south of the Chesapeake. NIore-
over influences are at work which are destined
to make Virginia the great throughfare of
trade and commerce between the Mississippi
valley and the people of Europe.
Your road will supplement them. 1, is a
we'll timed work of Improvement. The chain
of roads with which it is linked is one of the
two grand trunk lines which are destined to
connect the cities on the tributaries of the
| Chesapeake and on the harbonrs of the North
with the Southern States. Think wbat a vast
country is comprised. within them ! They
embrace an area of more than 600. 600 square
miles and contain population of nearly TO-
600 600 of souls who contribute annually to
the commerce of the world. produce enough
of their own growing to make the aggregate
sum of $500, OOO 600.
Such is the country. such the people. aud
such the values that look to the government
to open through Virginia for them a good
! cheap and safe throughfare to the markets Of
the world.
| Go on therefore and build your road. 1t is
! link in the chain that is destined to become
! Of the greatest commercial and national inn
! portauce.
Respectfully &c,
| NJ F. MAURY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20

A talk" BETWEEN Two WIVES
"About week alter Thanh giving" writes a
lady who signs her name Emma d. ElIcrson,
and dates her letter Bartlett street. Brooklyn,
+. D." "me aud my irisnd Mrs. A. McDarer,
my Text door neigh had serious ia k
about our husbands. Mine is photographic
printer. and hers a picture frame glider
They had both been working over-hour-. and
were completely broken down, rested badly.
c"uldu't cat. and complained of sick head
ache. We had heard shat PLANTATION BIT-
TIERS WAS first rate in such cases so we seut
for TWO bottles, and persuaded our husbands
to try The effect. 1t worked like charm ;
and now. after taking the Ri tiers for four
weeks. they are both, So to speak, like rev
men. Their strength and health are tho
roughly recruited, apre,ites good. spirits
cheerful. and they say they can bear twice
the fatigue. without inconvenience, that they
could mnnth ago Thinking that the pro.
prief"rs Of such an excellent remedy have n
right to know the good it is doing, send ycu
these lines"
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FRIDAYS NEWS.


The Spanish Minister at Paris has bsen,
recalled for recognizing the French Republic,
as Spain is bound by treaties to await the ac-
ton of other Powers It is reported from
Berlin that the Provisional Government re-
fused any proposition from Prussia involving
surrender of French territory; had it not
done so, it would have been recognized by
Prussia.
General Trochu says that seventy thousand
men on the ramparts may save the city, and
that it is unaPproachable if its soldiers are
properly armed.
The third parallel before Strasbourg is com.
pleted, and long and fierce bombardment
upon it has taken place. It's commander is
reported as beginning to despair of his ability
to hold the place. French troops in Baden
are said to have received reinforcements and
will operate on German Soil.
The people --"the real people"-are said to
be in the highest spirits in Paris; that they
will certainly fight, and ten times better, than
the army. General CIuseret talks of death
or victory" and says that there must be no
other issue lie would refuse mediation, and
says that if the French Republic conquers
alone, it will consolidate rcpublcanism, not
only in France but all over the world.
a late despatch from Paris reports the Prus
slams advancing in immense force, and it is to
be gathered that most likely to-day the city
will be completely invested The gates are to
be shut to day. The latest accounts of its
condition represent it TO be amply supplied
with water, food and munitions. and it is as
serted that there are certainly half million
of men under arms within its walls.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20
JEFFERSON COURT,

Pursuant to a notice from Judge Hall, the
Circuit Court of Jefferson was opened in
Shepherdstown on Thursday last. After some
little preliminary business, and resolutions
being passed, in respect to the memory of
Judge Chaplne, the Court adjourned over
until Tuesday next, to take up the Middle
kauff case, at the conclusion of which an ad-
journment will be made to the regular term in
November.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20

ANTHRACITE Coal IN ROCKINGHAM
CoUNrY.-A letter from HaTrisOnburg to the
Baltimore SIN says:
The discovery of bed of anthracite coal in
the North Mountain, near Brooks Gap, Rock
ingham county, is announced Specimens
have been brought to town, and those who
have seen it, pronounced it of good quality,
being but slightly mingled with slate aud cas-
lily reached from the surface. The discovery
has been made on the farm of Mr.. Jones,
about nine miles from Timberville, depot
of the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas rail-
road
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20

THE ADVANTAGE OF RAILROADS
Hagerstowu Mail, in speaking OF the rapid
growth of TINT city, attributes it in great
measure to increased railroad facilities. The
MdIsays =
This advancement is owing TO two causes /;
the great increase in railroad facilities, which
have already made our place railroad centre,
and the growth of the manufacturing interest,
which is necessary sequence. In addition
to those extensive establishments Row - OPP
eFAtiun here. another very large concern is
likely TO seek permanent locality here Of
which We will have occasion to speak here
ftcr.
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| D.

At Oak Hill. mr.. ELIZABETH D.. ronsort of
Philip Engle. Sr. departed this life tho 10th Of
August. 1870, aged 90 years, months and 3 days.
At the residence of Mr.. Enoch Hedgcs, near He'd
gcsriile in Berkeley county. hirhrr she iPd rome
visit. on the llth inst, Miss ROSA RORI =
SON youngest daughter Of the late Col Israel Rob-
inson, in the 18th year Of her age.
At her r"shcprL. near Tuschrnra, in Berkeley
county. on rhursdav mnrning last. September l5h
Mrs HARRIET B. HENSHA ". in the nth year of
her age
On the Sth inst. in Baltimore. LILLY LEE. only
daughter of JAmes l. md IIOuisa Towney, aged
year mon'hs md - days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20

DEATH OF AN OLD CLERGYMAN.-The
Rev. Joseph Trapnel, Sr., of the Episcopal
Church, perhaps the oldest resident of this
Valley, died at the residence oc his son the
Rev. Joseph Trapnell, Jr., near Petersville,
in this Valley, on she Gsh iRs',, aged 80 years
Ma2letOtcn (.Hd) Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20
THURSDAYS NEWS.

THURSDAYS NEWS.
Ii is supposed in London that the Prussians
would have, perhaps, seven army corps before
Paris yesterday Direct mail from London to
Paris is stopped and the telegraph wires
have been cut few miles north of the city,
ON the line to Brussels and Calais General
Trochu has announced. after grand review,
his satisfaction with the force for the defence
of Paris.
1t is reported that the ammunition and pro-
visions of Strasbourg are failing, and that its
heroic defence is drawing to close and its sur
render imminent The defence ofToul con-
tinues though it has been bombarded for nine
hours, and the city was much damaged.
The Emperor enjoys entire freedom of ac-
ton at Wilhelmshohe riding or walking as it
pleases him best. He is described generally
as looking very badly, his whole appearance
indicating "apathy."
A Berlin correspondent says that the Prus-
sian Government regards the so>called ma
tional Defence Government" at Paris as ex-
istiug de .facto, but as of no validity de jure,
that they cannot and will not treat with it
When Paris is taken. the Government de jure
will resume the Empress can return, and a
commission be appointed to accept terms of
peace When it is concluded the Emperor
will be released, and France left free to have
what government the people may want.
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MA r II + D.

Al the residence If the bri'T's mother, on Thurs-
day. Sept mhcr Sth. nv Rev J. p II dc. CHARLES
H.CARrER. If Fr~,I"rirk county, to Mics ED MO-
MA V CARTER, of Cha kr
In ShrphrrdstoWn, n Thursdsv last. Mr.. JACOB
VII LIAMs. of berkeley county. Mics BAR
BARA Mill, OF Jefferson.
On the 18th inst. bv the Rev. Mr.. S,ar~hmRnn,
Mr.. ALEXANDER KRAFT, # MaTtinshurP. to
Miss ANNA F.. PErERMAN. Of CIeHrspriug, Md
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FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers fOg sale his Riding and
DraUght HORSE, said to be or years old, n
natural PAGER, works we'll Snd true in harness -
Having further for him, he Will sell him on
Twelve Months credit, with note and security. at
s per cent. interest. Alec for sale Doodle Bar
relied SHOT GUN, English ma M facture-
Sept. %. lSTpAat. JOHN HUMPHREYS.
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NEW IsEMENTs
JoHS NJ. LOCKE. MAJ. MARY c. LUPTos
American Hotel,
HARRISONBURG, VA.

THIS ~cll-known Hotel has been entirely reno
waited. and the ne~ ProprietoTs promise that
Guests shall receive every comfort which veil
stocked Larders, clean Beds, and attentive Servants
afford
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NOTICE.

IL pesaons krs1ing themGeIu.s to be indebted
n tOt6e estate Of the late TbamAG Rutherford, are
requested TO come forward at once and settle. and
those having claims against said estate will present
them, properly Authenticated for settlement
MARY z RUTHERFORD.
Sept 2O-3t. Executrix.
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1.-The simple purity of SEA M"ss FAHrSE. it's ar-
knowledge hrnht lncss. unrtvnlhd flavor, F' liz
eaey. great c"nveni"nc" md &c. no,ny will win Tor
it, teii"ve 1t dCs.rN.s. the G"r-n"st pis ce
among ali articles :niendrd for ,msi!~r Purp"s.s
Sun,
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On tAe 10th instant, Lexington voted
$4,000 subscription 10 the Valley Railroad
Stock.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.

I WILL sell fair price and Twelve Months
i credit. an excellent Family Carriage. built by
W. J. Hawke. in bis best style and material. Il 10
in good sound condition, will accommodate four per-
and has tongue, shalts and harness far one or
two bora-s. J. J. n. STRAITH,
Sept. 20, 1870. For the AdsrtiseF.
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FOUR GOOD WORK HeKSEsFORsALE

HAVE for sale -Four Good Work horses Terms
TO salt purchaser. Call and examine.
Sept 2O.-3L. JAMES II. CONRLYN.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION by the O7stropolitaw
u Git Co.-Cash Giits TO the Amount of $500,
900. Every Ticket Draws Pri1r
5Cash Gifts .eSehslO nn0 snCashG ifs, AcL 81 900
10 1890 3Bap g son
20 IS 5O00 roo Z" s. 100
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each S30n TO SOD
10 - MelodeoDs each ISto loo
SOL Gold Watches 1910 900
Cash Pixies Silver Ware. &c. NRsd NJ 900 Geo.
A chance {" dTa~ any 81 the above Prizes Tor Csc.
Tic keis describing Prizcs lied in Envsloprs
il drawn without choice md sent by nail to anv
addrcsa. The prize nAB~d upon il will be delivered
TO he ticket. holder paymt Mt or One Dollar
Prizcs are i'm Immediately sent TO any address by
press RETURN mail.
You ~iiikno-v what yonr prize is before you pay
Enr it. Any Prize -&rh hanged sor another Of same
value. No blanks. Our patrons can depend on
fair dealing.
RErErExcrs:- We - net the following from ma.
nv who have lately drawn VahrsbIe Price and
kindly permitted publish the Andrew j.
Rurns, Chicr 3 10 zoo; Miss cisTr 9. Walker,
Baltimore. Pia no.. S~o0: James ~. Matthews. DE-
t,ait SSS O06: Iohn T ARssreUa Savannah. .00ns
Mis- Agnes s;n,un"ns. Char Ecston. Piano. I cor
We publish n nAnra without prrnission.
OrISmSs or THE PREss -''The firm l. reliable,
and d-srrve their - JPfsEiy Iiibtne. Hss
=. I'VE krow them I" be fair Ring firm - ~
Y Herald, EIay -. - friend of OUR drew S.
ON prize. which was promptly received. Laiiy
NstcS. JHRs }.
Send for circular. Liberal iEiuecmrntst to Rents
Satisfaction guaranteed. FTorr RrkhEr ri Srhbd
EnVclnt T. fna One Cash Gill Sig TirkCtS Tor
81. I5 for 50. Rs fnr SIS. tn tnr S1S. All LttrrR
rnust hr nddrrs.cd t"C D. WILLIAMS & CO., so
Broad 81 /, New York.
MARRIED PEOPLE.--Send ny ma IL "a Dr.. In.
wi to's Agrnrv. 30 Broadway. New York. for do
scripiirn of his Moderated I.'z-nE"H. DspFrrnuF
Ter Elm" le ,.e'@"n". ~h" need not "rrl~ Sow ""
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VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE undersignrd offers Private Sale that Val
L liable ParcsI OF LAND, Adjoining the town Of
middIe~ay, Jefferson county, known IS the
.sOLD SAW MILL TRACT"
And Containing Fifteen Acres of Ground
There IL on the above tract most eligible MILL
SITE, HhOrding abundant fall for Fifteen Foot
wheel. and supplied by never falling head of
Clear Spring Water. With thsse AdVHnta ges, and
being located directly adjacent to three tara
pixies and within casy reach OF railroad heilhiss-
this property offers superior Inducements for the es
tabIIshment ola
PAPER, SAW OR eRIsT MILL,
or other Mandatory There 10 AIso on ihiS land .
large PEACH ORCHARD. in full bearing.
Persons desiring 10 purchase will call on the
dersigned. at MiddleEAy. JedsrSon county, West
Yirginia. WILLIAM WATSON.
Sept 20. IST0-3t. Agent
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FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.

From the condensed news column Of the
Baltimore Gazette, we make up the following
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NEW FALL GOODS.

THE under.ign:d h,'. just received the follow
L ing SeasonsbIe Goods
Sesrlet and Boe Opera FlaBn eIs,
White Flsnnels. Cotton FIsnnels,
Biesched . nd UnbleAeh.A coltoas,
Fall caIieo', Black AIrseas, 9syns, &c, al
very low prices.
Before going East for Fall stock, ne will selB
Winter Dress Goods ut very Low priees.
Sept. 20. KEARSLEY& SHEERER.
SCHOOL BOOKS sTATIoNERY.-wea are re-
- ceiVing full stock Of School Books and Sta
tionery. which Offering low for the cash
Sept 20. AIsQUITH 4 WASHINGTON.
" have n Biektord aud Hoffman Drill used one
w Season, will be sold low. and terms TO su:t
purchaser. MeCURDY DUKE
ScHooL BooKS.-I have just received my st1elr
- ofsehool Books- Having pnrehsssd them NJ re-
dueed rates. will selI them Ter the IoveaL sAbe.
priees- W. g. MASON.
GEED wHEAT-ANo.- i article Of white Pc
= st sne - ss'd Af' for 81: jas y aw uoory.
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FOR SALE.

A FINE BROOD MARE, Year, old, vsTrsntetE
n to work we'll anywhere. win be sold ebesp.
for cash, or a credit Of Sixty Dsys. by the pur-
chaser giving q negotiable sste, we'll endorsed
Sept 90, Is7O-3t J. DOUGLASS BROWN
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do AYL40new articles for A gents. SAM
@ZC ples free. II. y SHAW, Alfred Ne.

a VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of early indise-e-
~ tion. causing nervous debility, premature de-
cay, &c. having tried in vain every hdverti.rd
medy. has a simple means of self cure, which he.
will send free to his fellow sufferers Address q.
TUTTLE. Is Nassau st.. New York.
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VERY HEAVY BOMBARDING
In the Rear or Paris.
THE BR8A SWAY HOU s e
HOLDS OUT TO THE END,

Nd IL eeiving larger supplies than ever,
"A of Fall aud " inter GoOdS rect from, the New
York market. OF II e very Latest styles aud Fash
ions. comprising MI kIndS'f
DRY Goods,
NOTIONS, HATS, SIT oEs, BOOTsg sc.
All OF which will be sold very reduced pricrs.
some third their real value. Call ard
anime my Stick before masking your pure he zee,
and will guarantee you will buy, cannot help IL
where G .pDds going of At less than half pTrT-
Do not allow yourselves to be NbeedI, d up by 9th
ere, that you Cannot get anything but damaged
goods here. We warrant them to be equal TO any
brought this market for sale, and from fifteen Io
twenty per cent. cheaper. We will SnuuieTate some
of them aud their prices who ever heard at No.
JeEns, THeeds and all Wool GaEaimrTrs going oil
Csc 10 I.5G per yard less than half their values
Ladies Drrss GOOhs such NouslndStanr Sergio
PoPins. ali w ool Della mes and ApaesSsslliBF a.
to 20 cite, worth from use. to ! yer yaId Brown
and Benched Cations from to IS cite; very beet
Giughsm II, - and Is cts; BsImoTai Skirts 3Oe TO.
SI-25: Ladies Cotton Hose 10 to ~ cts Tor bret
Briti.h Stockings; Shoes. boots aud Hats from IL
cts So per pair. Here 10 tho pt.er q yUur
money. at The BROADWAY HOUSE, Corner vf
Liberty and Lawrence Streets.
sept. ~. W. l.. HEDGES. Agi.
Ancffon Gafnrdaw EufR