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Eenntei
5Oatassd non, ne T1i,I ElAloa.
Mr. Wilson offered resolution, which was
adopted, calling upon the Secretary of War for
information relative to the number and rent of
buildings for the Quartermaster's department of
the army.
The Chair designated the new Senators,
Howell, Lewis and johnson, to I'LL vacancies
upon the Committees on Political Disabilities,
Pensions and District of Columbia.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the
Currency BILL and Mr.. Buckingham delivered
lengthy address In exposition of his own Vlews
upon the financial policy.
Mr.. Anthony introduced bill to further regu-
late the public printing, and to discontinue the
publication of books by the General Govern
ment for popular distribution, which, at his re-
quest, was laid upon the table IL being his inten
ton TO call 1t up and urge its enactment at an
early day.
The bill provides that hereafter there shall be
only fifteen hundred copies of Government re-
ports and other documents printed to supply
Congressman, the departments foreign lega-
tions, and the public libraries in the different
States supplied by law. Provision is made for
printing additional copies should Congress
think IL imperativey necessary, and the heads
of departments also order not to exceed
five hundred copies of their reports for the SER
vice of their departments, but not for popular
distribution. The publication of the abrdgment
of the message and documents of the biennial
register and of the laws is to be dispensed
with.
The present system of publishing all of the
laws and treaties In the newspapers is to be
abandoned, but the Secretary of State is to be
authorized to publish in the newspapers such
laws as are OF general value.
Mr.. Conkling introduced the following resolu-
tion:-
Resolced, That the State of Mississippi is en-
titled to representation in the Congress of the
United States. Referred to the Committee on
the judiciary.
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FROM THE WEST.
The Missouri Test Oath.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-The decision OF the United
States Supreme Court affirming the validity of
the Missouri test oath has produced c0nsidera-
bic surprise here, not only among Democrats,
but among the Republicans. At Jefferson City
quite sensation was produced when the action
of the Court was announced in the Legislature.
Grand Army of the RepEblic.
The Grand Army of the Republic met at.Jef-
ferson City last night, for the purpose of re-
organizing the Missouri Department of the
order, and establishing Mutual Insurance
Company.
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SERIOUS CHAReE.-Bcfore Alderman r. r.
smith this morning was arraigned one Jacob
Burke, on the charge of committing
an indecent assault upon one Rose Hackett.
The parties reside as servants in house near
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, the defendant
being about twenty-four years of age and the
prosecutor forty-sX. The latter has been act
ing the part of friend to Jacob, furnishing
him with money and various little articles he
being stranger here and frieudless. These
kndnesses 1t appears poftened the heart Of
Jacob, and he falling in love with Rose, pro-
posed marriage, but she vowed she would never
wed, and on Christmas eve Jacob entered the
room of Rose, and committed the first assault. On
New Years night The same occurred. For some
cause or other the prosecution was delayed until
to-day, when Jacob was committed to prison in
default of $500 bail.
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.o,, a, ,r, v,p.,,g ussr- tl.Ai "a b FAArA" ~ ~
speeiAl order feh Thursday, The 10th Inst, null
disposed of.
The House at 230, after an hOurs dellbera-
ton on the Tariff bill, in which its general fea
lures were explained by Mr.. Schenck, and some
of it's features were denounced by Messrs. Allison
and Brooks, and the whole tariff system de-
nounced by Mr.. Marshall, the bill was made the
special order in Committee Of the Whole for
Tnpsdav Fph Ia
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New York Proauoe nInri1et.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Cotton dull; sales 800 bales
middling uplands at 25Ic. Flour-State andWestern
dull, but without decided change. Southern dull
and unchanged. Wheat rather more steady; No. 2,
s11S@1120; winter red Western, N'2S9l'3l
yellow Southern, s1'O2@lO8 Oats firm and In good
demand: State, 6s@6O1Sc, Western, 65Kc Beef
steam rendered in terces, 161s@i6hc. Whisky dull
at 9S&c.
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q U n o r r. '

The Infallible Pope has an Epileptic
Fit and is Reported Dying
Ravages of the Smallpox at
Paris-End of the Strike
of the English Cot
ton Spinners--
The Latest
Quotations.
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& 1fz aEr RTIEy EDITION
w A $ III I " q n o ~.

The President Feyors the Immediate
Admission Of Mississippi to Con-
gSess--The Virginia Delega-
tion Complete-The Van
Wyck- Green Contest
Ended-The Public
Dsbt Statement
for january.
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FROM IA AEAM.a.
The Money iIarIcr.

The Money diarket
By the Cuba Cable.
HAVANA, Feb. 1.-ExchanSe on the United
States 90 days sight, in currency, 1s@l7per cent.
discount New York exchange, short sight in
currency 166D15 per cent discount.
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BUILDING STATIsTICs.-Duringt the month of
January there were l42 permits issued for the
erection of dwellings, of which 43 were three
story and 80 twO.stOry. In addition to these
there were the following permits granted: For
shed, l; factories, $; boiler-house, /: shops, Z;
offices, Il stores, 8; slaughter-houses, 2; store
house, /: stables, IL making total of 80
buildings to be erected. There were also 80
alterations and additions allowed. Seven dan
gerous buildings and chimneys and 10 wooden
buildings were directed to he taken down.
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For presenting the contrast stin more forcibly,
we append the mean temperature of January for
the years since 1S45 when it has approached the
high figure of the present year.
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BEAT HIS WIFE.--On Monday John Kelly was
arrested upon the charge of beating his wife,
Defendant resides in Alaska street, below
Eighth. He had hearing before Alderman
Bonsall and was committed to answer.
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THE DISCHARGE OF THE MEN AT THE NAVY
YARD.-ln pursuance of the order of the Naval
Department the men employed in the depart
ments of steam engineering and construction OF
the Navy Yard, were discharged this morning.
ing department was di.charged, except the
chief clerk and the time clerk. About fifty men
were retained in the construction department,
which number includes all the clerks, writers,
and the foremen of the shops. The men are
mostly hanging around the yard, waiting to hear
something to their advantage from the authori-
ties. They expect to receive an answer to their
petition, and by n transfer of appropriations be
allowed to resume work in about "a weeks time
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Bound OvER.-At noon to-day United States
Commissioner Phillips decided to hold George
Dde ha mas OF ta ane snP of in
seaman named James Freeman.
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The FEsTIvAL OF THE PURIPICATIoN.-The
Festival OF the Purifcaton of the Virgin, OBJ
served with much solemnity in the Romish and
some OF tue Episcopal churches, occurs to-
morrow.
i'Candsemas Day" FROM the fact that In the olden
time it was the custom for the people to walk in
procession, with lighted tapers in their hands,
singing hymns. The festival is placed at forty
days from Christmas, as that was the interval
directed by the law, between the day of birth
and the day when the mother presented herself
for admission to the congregation, and herinfant
son fOs an Offering 10 TIE Lord. 1t was on this
occasion that Simeon gave 10 the Church the
Nunc Dimittts, in Which he proclaimed the
glorious and universal Epiphany of the Holy
Child; when he prophepied of Him as a Light
TO tighten the Gentiles, aad the glory of Gods
people of Osrael."
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ADMITTED TO PRoBATE.-The will of the late
John TaXis was admitted to probate this morn
ing. 1t contains the following public tequests:-
Kensington Soup Society ty...................S5 $50
Northern Soup Society. Observation-Disclosures. so
NJ Z. Sabbath School, Front and Laurel sts.. so
NJ. f. Sabbath School, Richmond and Marl-
borough streets Observation-Disclosures, so
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DWELLING RoBBBD.-AbOut 0 o'clock last
evening the residence of Mrs. Mchener, No. 7l6
Sansom street. pas entered by thieves and rob
bed of gold watch and o diamond pin valued
nj $3.50.
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SERIOUSLY 1EJURED.-Joseph Conway, aged
thirteen years, was yesterday seriously injured
at Fifteenth and Race streets by a wild steer,
which threw him down and trampled him under
its feet
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Bnrtin,ore Prodnco L,Lnrkc,.

BALTIMORE, Feb 1.--Cotton dull and nOminally
2j225hc Flour active, but prices are entirely
unchanged. Wheat steady; Maryland red, 81 3OS
l40. Corn: white, $1al 90; yellow, 9o@94c. Oats
dun and unchanged. Rye nominally 95. Provisions
unchanged in every respect. Whisky, 9s@9sc,
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T AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY REQUIRED.
- PURCHASED, TRANSFERRED LOCATED,
AND SoLD.-Apply to ROBERT s. LEAGUE 4 CO.,
No. 1856 6. SEVENTH Street TaO
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POLICE ARREsTs.-The police of this city
made 1896 arrests for the month of January.
The prisoners were divided among the different
.dietricts follnws,
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PoBERT S. LEAGUE CO., NoTARIEs PUB
AZ Lie, COMMISSIONERS, ETC.-Depositions
and Acknowledgements taken for any State or Terri.
tory OF the Unite States
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pFRsoNS HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
part OF the United States can have them easily
adjusted and collected application 10 the Genera
Collection Agency, ROBERT 8. LEAGUE 4 co.
No. 19b South SEVENTH Street.
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81 40. d.. .03 Cloudy and snow.
In striking contrast with the unusual mild
ness OF the temperature during January in this
vicinity was the record made by the thermome-
ter in the north. On the 18th the thermometer
in Montreal stood at 81 degrees below zero in
Quebec at "a degrees below zero, and In st.
Johns, New Brunswick, at degrees below zero.
On the 18th Chicago was favored with tenn
peraturo all day of from to Is degrees below
zero, and on the following day the thermometer
markedly degrees below zero at A. NJ, and 8
degrees below yero at high noon.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven d Bro, No. 40 g. Third Street

Db L w EfN
$500 City IS, N. I'd. l00H
$1,000 Pa Ga, I'd Sc. .i06
s14U0 do. Sd sc. los
$4,000 do. .3d Sc. los
$1,000 Pa 6s W L.rg 100s<
$500 City 6s, Old. 97]E
$1,000 Sch N 6s, 81. "a
s4500 N PennH 6s. .s5 S916
SHCOND
$1,000 City 6s, New. l0O1S
$1,000 do. Old. 971@
$1,000 Leh r. Loan. g.. SSH
$4,000 Pa Ga w l. Cp. 1909
6 sh Penna X. =. b52<
81 do. lis. b5A
1000 do. is. 559s
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UED DING INV TATIO n 8
wv ENGRAVED IN THE NEWEST AND BEST
LOUIS DRHKA,
btAtioner and HngFav0r
No. 1893 OHESNUT Street.
UTEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS.
w of solid l8-kArat fine gold. QUALITY WAR
RANTED. A full assortment OF sizes always on hand.
FARR a BROTHER, Makers,
8Siwfns No. aA 0HESNUT Street, below Fourth.
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THERE is NOW OVER s., 100000 PRIZE MONEY
unclaimed In the United States Treasury All
poysons who have been I'm the Naval service OF the
United States, their heirs representatives should
make an immediate inquiry upon the subject at No.
18o s. SEVENTH Street. TaO
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Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The monthly debt
statement shows net decrease of S3, 1893, 66439.
Coin balance, slol, 600, $50, including coin GER
tifcates amounting to $5OOOOOOO. Currency
balance, 5000, 807. Purchased bonds and in
terest S97 OS2. 3S4
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DOADNDDs
IL sh Penna II. .... 552<
s do. 65'S
100 sh o G h A r II. 80
20 sh Sp & Pine. C. 20s<
100 sh Read X. bio. 47a<
100 do. 80. b3O. Al 81
100 do. Az
4 sh Lit Sch X. E. Az
BOARD.
10 sh West Bk. E. 70
l sh Leh V r.. ..... 53L
90 sh N Cent II. -. A
500 sh McClintock o x
100 sh Del Div. ..... AZ
20 sh Cam & Am.ls.t15
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CoLDIERS SINJURED.-SOLDIERSD DISCHARGED.
y Oh account OF Rupture or any other injury re-
ceived in the line OF duty, can obtain $500 bounty
and pension, by applying to
ROBERT 8. LEAGUE a co,
No 1856 s. SEVENTH Street
Fun information given free OF charge 70
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SOIDIERS DISCHARGED BEFORE TWO.
~ years. service for injuries or wounds including
rupture, are entitled, they or their widows or heirs
III they have received nonel to $500 bounty.
Apply to ROBERT s. LEAGUE Il CO.,
Ts0 No. 1875 s. SEVENTH Street
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p0RT1oAL.
T.yNe m BED MORNINGS.

Hove to rove in tho shady grove,
Where genie zephyrs are ttoatingj
1--we to sG At the social board,
where buckwhcA cakes nre smokingJ
Hove to gaze atthe golden blaze,
Where Sol the West ia adjoining;
Bot this love far better than all
To lie abed IN the morning
That poets shall cling of the joys of spring
IL not in the least surprising;
But can't conceive how a man should weave
A sonnet IN early rising,
Thourh Frank I'm of old was n sage, I'm told
cant go with him in scorning
Tho blissIuI scenes in the land OF dreams
When lying abed in the morning.
Hove 10 lie whom the sun beams shy,
Came pecping through the curtains;
When pilantonis bright Tcgale tine sight
with visions of coffee and mullins;
When the birds loud thrill from the distant hill
The chorus of Nature is joining
If there's ought below can punish woe,
Tie lying s5ed in the morning.
I ., those who choose retire to snooze
When the ducks and chickens are going,
And rub their ewes when forced TO rise
AZ the clIantrcIccr's dismal growing;
They lose the sig hit of the gorgeous night,
And spend their DAYS in yawning-
IT'S midnight damp I'll burn the lamp
And lie abed in the morning.
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our srNCK or GgOgEEIEe.
NEW FALL GOODS.

u z arc opening daily a choice assortment Of
" Fall and Winter Goods which offer at
very low price, for Cash, such Blae. Green
Brown. Black and Lead Cu'urcd Arauzaiiucs OF
beautiful shades for Suits Brown. Garnet. Lead
and Purple Puplirs; a hsudsnme tImcut Of
rich Vors'cd Piuis, Fringed Cloth tor ladies Suite
the newest fnr travelling suits; Plaid and Plain
WATER PROOF CLOTH,
ShawIs, great variety; Arabs ut very moderate
prices; Balnurnl Skirts. very cheap; Sash and
Bow Ribbons: the newest style Bow, Linen Co lars
ard Cuffs, Lace Colisrs; great bargans III Table
Linen the newest styc iioo~ skirts; Furs-n great
variety very reduced price,, Rcd and White
Fiauncs, blankets. cOlorcd and white; BlrRrhcd
and Uuhlrachcd fnttuns; BirnChcd, UnblcaChrd and
LOurCd c 'ntnn Flannel; CaIicocs Of pretty style;
CarpctinG-a large stock. lower than we have sold
them sinee the war; Table and Floor OIL Cloth.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
IInts, Scrk Tics and G loves a large assnrtrnrnt;
Gum Sho"s and SaniaIs-a large stock. CiROCE-
RIF:S n the lowest prices handsnmr assortment
OF Ladies', Misses nd GhiidrCn'E Shoes and Gait
crs. KEARSLEY ( SuEEREK.
November 1870
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"A chap who was told by clerryma,
remember Lots wife" replied that he ha.
trouble enough with his own, without rcmcm-
beriug other mems wives.
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- An Irish girl having been sent to the
pnst-ofice for the mail came back to inonire
whether it was Indian mail Or corn mail that
was wanted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-06

A Chicago lady dropped one Of her eye
brows i'll the church pew and drcadrully fright
ened young man sitting next to her who
thought it was his moustach.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-06

An Iowa husband few months ago
agreed to give his vile three dollars a week
to maintain comparative silence deducting one
cent for each supcrfuous words she uttered.
She now owes him nearly enough to pay the
national debt.
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-nnTo. TRAvELLERsI--5 8
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC B. 4.
TIME TABLE.
rnAtxn GnIrn snr-rn


- TnAISs GoISe SorTH.
Leave Harper's Ferry att 90. A NJ, ard rs P d.
Leave Shenandoah at O6, A NJ and aS p NJ
Leave Key &C. Switch att -. A NJ and IS p NJ
Leave Halltovn at Z 81. A NJ and 90 NJ.
Leave Chariestoygn al 81 A NJ and l so p NJ. .
Leave GRmeron's at 20. a N and OF p NJ VIZ
Leave summit Point NJ -, A NJ and , ~ Phi.
Leave Vaudeville at 9 10. A NJ aud , 25 p NJ.
Leave oPeqcOn Bridge AZ rs, 4 81, - PM
Leave Stephenson's IS. A NJ and IS p a.
Arrive at Winchester AZ 10 90, An. : 40 p ~.
Leave Winchester at 90, 10 ~ A NJ and 81 NJ
Arrive at Strasburg at o5 A NJ and - -. SIS 81.
TRAISs GoISs NosIH. ..5sf.,
Leave Strssbrrg at g 10 A NJ and Is o. 4 O5 PM
Arrive at Winchester II lnlS A M and 81 .6I5PM
Leave winoEester at 10 - A NJ aud 50 r NJ -
Leave Stephensun's at 10 81 A N and : n PM,
Leave Opequon Bridge at 10 ~ A NJ and 5 30 III
Leave Vaudeville At 10 as A NJ and - P NJ.
Leave Summit Point il IS m and % p II.
Leave Cameron at u 0S \ NJ and 81 p NJ.
Leave CharlestOwn at N 10 4 ~ and 50 p. NJ.
Leave HalIow . 80 p NJ and 8 Is NJ.
Leave Keyes' Switch at II 25 p NJ and 80 PM
Leave Shenandoah at IL % P NJ and a PM
Arrive'at HarPer's Ferry II IS NJ and so NJ.
A. b. WOOD, Agent. aarper,s Ferry.
JOHN L WILSON,
June Is, 1870. Master of Transportation.
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"IIAD EN- FIRST Two years ago. du-
ring a great rivalry between two hotels in
Massachusetts, both houses running free
coaches one of the proprictors had put every
available vehicle on the road, amongst which
was one of the most dilapidated condition,
threatening dissolution with every bounce
This coach was driven to the depot and hav-
iLg secured two passengers the driver drove
in triumph to the hotel. which he approached
will, grand flourish Of the whip and air of
triumph. Calling upon wafer to open the
coach door TO help out the passengers, the
coach was found to be empty!
Where are they Z" said the proprietor. as
he looked in with Il glance Of cnDstcrnation
They drnppcd through the bottom, up
here about mile" said a little fellow who
had just then drove up. land old WattIes of
of the horseshoe picked EN- up and carried
'cm home"
Did he ?" said the rival landlord ''well, by
thunder. I knew had EN- frst-thcres some
consolation in that; the other house has to be
content with my leavings."
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

IIAyISG changed our business from the credit
systeIn to the strictly Cash PLAN. will
thank all who know themselves indebted to to
call and sctie their accounts at once. The change
In business makes it necessary for TO close up
all accounts nov sanding on our books. to cnahie
to conduct business ratisfaCtoriFy, and TO sell
goods at the Very LovcEt Prices for Cash. and
beg that former patrons will continue TO
theiI support in entcrpri>c believing is will be
to their interest and advantage. a well
H1LLEARY, WILSON L JOHNSON.
Summit Point, Oct. Is, 1870
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NOTICE.

A FTER three years'ex 2erience in selling goods
~ credit. We fad it impossible cond oct bu-
siness with profit to ourselves. and satisfactory TO
customers We will, therefore. after the 18th day
of the present mnnih. SELL GOODS ONLY FOR
CASH OR PRODUCE. We make this change in
bu-inres, knowing that il will be our in
rrcst, and feeling assured that it will result
advantage of our cUs:Umcrs.
Summit POINT. Oct. Is. $50.
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- Why are our iron>clads like unmarried
ladies? Because they are open TO engage
mentR
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largest and best selected assortments OF
- IT q " 81.
ever before presented the people of the county
The stock all the latest and most improved
etvlcs among which may be found
lsTHE BALTIMORE PARLOR HEATERS, and
Illuminating Gaa Burner,' for heating one more
rooms: the ''INDEPENDENT,'' self ieedir
Base. Burning Coal Stove, for dwellings, halls or
offices the ORIENTAL, just now go much public
favor ParlUr Dining Room Cook, for wood or
coal the Rink Egg Stove, superior article; all
other ParIor Air Tight. and Ten plate Stoves; the
improved CONSTITUTION COOK, for wood
coal the Sentinel, with extension top, for wood
coaI; the Olive Branch and Wyona, both OF which
are very superior cook.
In short, their assortment is comp etc that all
thCv ask is an inspection from those in want conf
dent to please both as to price and style Also on
ha nd a large and general assortment of
TIN AND SHEkT-IRON WARE.
plnjn and fancy, and of the latest patterns
Those wishing to procure n very superior Iron
Force Pump, can inspect the same at the Shop, or
Mt the residence of Mr. Ed Williams
NJ Terms CASH in all cases. unless special agree
mcut to the contrary.
ROOFING, SCOUTING. &C.,
done usual the shortest notice and IN the best
manner. Thankful to the pub c for the liberal en-
coura cement in the past, continuance IL respect
fully collected. MILLER g Shiilt /.
October 10, 1869
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TO the Public.

HAVING purchased Ayaluble tract Of timber
l land. aud located a Saw Mill upon il with
capacity of ing forty thuusard feet Of Lumbe
weekly, will be prepared TO iurnish nearly
EVERY VARIETY OF LUMBER.
Such rs Pine Plank, Joists, Rafters, stud
ding, PlaSteriRg Lath, Chestnut PallHgs,
Oak Fencing Plank, &c.
Lumber will be kept constantly ON hand at the
Mill, u miles above Rearsley l. Sheerer'a Planting
aliil. ON the ShenaI doah river. aud at Jas. Law.
HoOH's Lumber yard ut Charlestown.
Persons contemplating building will promote
their interests by calling upon the subscTiber in
person, Jas Law. Hooh. before going eise where.
GEO. ". EICHELBERGER.
August II, Is6s-Iy.