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New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
THE COURTS.
,-,,r7-pn eraTEs DISTRICT COURT.

Refore .yud1e BlatchtOTd-John W. Handy
act fLe SlaDer Frdnc0nid her engine, dc-Ihe libel IN
~ case was for tine recovery OF 1000 the value OF the
tnis clss 49, ~ q, TerheI and cargo sunk In a heavy
90 III Point Judith on the 9Th Of June, 1862 by the iran
rona The evidence Of those in charge 0f the schooner
yV,s that she was sailing by the WIND on hOrth"est
course with the wind westby south that she nad lOT
seyera hours previous been on her port GGh stciIh
i'm north-Westery direction, not changing ner course,
and blowing her fog horn at intervals Of nan minute
that ahont half a minute before the cols9h
her master observing that the steamer was pslne , m
odf,. dow, nnGn him. and with view 20 mitigate the
severity Of II not wholly 10 escape collision @
inrvta6le ported hs vessels helm, when c1ascn . o
c0nrse one point that the steamer stiu az, ~, i" On
nort side abaft the fore rigging, nearly at EI. TO-
iutIug INTO her several feet and SINKING hei alnoS' "
mediatcy. -, ~. .,o mind xpas about
south, and that the schooner "tS
alont VIC st that she changed some eght l0lts 50 & ,
was heading north at the time OF the cOlIIslon .
steamer was heading east her proper course tnu ,
te echOohcr at right angles; that thc scbOOheI "
changed her course the steamer WOuid nave p's'u - ~
Ia northWard OF her; that those IN oOhh'Ilu % w e
steamer heard no fog horn on tne s,hv",h .n' ~
Idgc BlatchfOrd decided upon all Inc l5c.s n. ~ @
course Of the schooner was north west ana % ,s
cdent was attributable ~ those III chaI oI .Ho
who when the schooner wasOn her port DOW
her 6eim and cOllided, when porting instead "1' % 10,
carried her under the schOOners eteFn Or AZ 'ho "os
struck glancing blow -. .o,,a,, n, oioht
The rate of the steamers speed was seven or eigne
bnute an hour which the Court held was 700 hsh Ias
p dense fOg, and at point where al lne Es'ein V'''
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DEATH FROM APPoPLEXY-THE RESULT OF AZ
AEFRAY.

About o'clock a. m, yesterday, Mrs. Mar
OF No. 70 Jamesst, left her apartments to
90 to the saloon % Olverst and endeayor to induce
her husband, who there drinking, 10 come home.
Meeting young man OF her acquaintance named Thos.
Crowley living at No. IS New Chambers-st he offer
ed 10 accompany her the saloon In consequence OF the
aeness Of the and the bad character Of the neigh
borhoOd. When within few steps of the saloon Mrs
Pagan accOsted by drunken man, who made an IN
Sulting proposal 10 her, whefeupon her companion
InoC ked the down. ParODan Smith, OF the folTth
Precinct up at the moment, and, on examining he
man who had moved after he fell found that he was
dead Crowley arrested ye terday ana, with the
deceased, taken 10 the OAK IT. Police station, coroner
keenan, held an inquest DR.. Wooster Beach ana jos.
Cughman made postmOrtem examination ana FOUND
bod VA sent 20 the Morgue for identification Deceased
was about IS years old; feet inches IN hight, had
light brown hair heavy candy whskers and blue eyes lie
was dressed in black sack coat light anaoons white
shirt blue wooden undershTt, green neckue, ana FOund
bark hat On the fingers of hE LEFT haDd were TWO BOu
riugs one bearing the initials -. t.
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ror lack on the Green and Rathoan. One quotation
wi suffice In pool of $ioO Jack on the Green S; 60 5'r
~" ~ ~ t faIse staTts Inc eld got well of Terror first
to show clear Of the ruck followed ny JAG on tno
RaUid Roam and Liberty in bunch; then came kath-
nan Jobn Reu healing the squadron. Terror came
hack a hit at the halfmC pole, ana ON the penu Wa
ter beat retreat at the head of the stretch and fe
hack T. dh place L1nIt% Sohs ~ W. wv 4u hl the
horses again punched, and Terror took The lead Liberty
dying away beaten near the haumle, ehd Joih bSl ~,
waifing on Rapid Roam, improving his position Onthe
bend Terror gave way, and was passed m RAPID success
sion by Jack on the Green Rapid Roam and l;atoa anu
at the head OF the hOmCstetch 10y John Bell swinging
into the straight, Rapid Roam gave way, and Rathoan
closely waited ON by John Bell took second place.. eStn
on and John Ben the outside tackled Jack on tnS
third. Time. 8:5t3 protest on account of cross va"
disalowcd Tuc following Is a summary: IN ,.s
ti IN ne Prcyne q 6aro sfd which won public
two miles entry free weight for as m R.roei
usher Clrsous b. Jsck the Green o. ls'.''''''''3
nuet'6 B5yicss "a Rapid Roan G.
NJ Th,es rSJ5or s. cr r. a ioi ...............9
M r IsarIeg's ch m HghaBl Maid, a,
M R bs,ess en- M Lady Cav
NJ NJ C. Ras, avs 3D. r. n. Lf voTs Paicr Abe Dean = l
Kse kaugb lll Mo-. hS',5 p5,ns : 1O a. G Post Bo' 81 Moon
sioue S I'M and waitashle, A. l23' WeN en'i'' wv
Fun second race twomle dash therG WSr' t rasb iU
start1rSslI @ Co9bSi Grigsby. Sir Archibald was
fayorte at three 70 one agalsy i nendid order and
Scond ,oocfcd II favorably handicapped 10 90 some
lay ~ ot ong branch and saratoga a nc ran ula
it var in i:i9 and sad by ms stable 10 De oeter
& t'ss tSar VlIlXlall Rabbit Hash took lead OF Ten
UrS . t the START Sir Archibald last AT the head Of
hack stretch on the second mile, Col GrlgSby TOOK
@ te Tunninc and was indulced with the lead 70 the
~ tr where fhe others passed him. and sir ArChbald
held won by length Bonnie Braes goodthrd lhe
following Is q summary: ~, III. -
$50 second So 70 thru t"Ohe uAsu
x,,sst f,r ace Doriuion-hrei horses allowed lbs -
49, C1roas b. SIR Archibald BY Ruc Daisy by Cracker
NJ y ier5ero-s D. n. Rabbit Hash 6,
S.
Nj ID D. opE Col Gucsby, a. l2a
Tme-l:543. 1854, 3;M
The last race troting purse OF mile @ meats @ iop
horses that never beat &45 1hee were
t1rcr cutrics-Johuny Moore, Billy Howard, ana Hhnt
wind The former the tavoTite al 70 against Ihe
otcr two BE led away well hut at the halIluhc was
oincd hy Whirwind. On the home Suctch the laN0Ite
went ai 10 Vieccs. and WhirWInd won ny coupe oI
leuct In g:42 Howard diStauCed. The remaining meats
were counterrarts of the first, Moore, although possess
ing a fast gait, behaving very badly.
n Pr-e $50 20 owned and bred in
M Province that never mile heats in S to harness
r.. r.. E.us b. 8. WhrEin5 ......'''.'.i
J ". Jscohss ch lohuny Mo0re................I
Ar &. GsHraths b. 6. Bilr Howard. 'es'
Tme-s.. l8 2:f2i NJ, l:2Ji, 2:43!; Al, l;%t 2'i+.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

BcfOre Commissioner OsbOrn.-The TrOuSsedu
dse-Willam Hail. formerly captain of the Pennsylva
ma the particulars Of whose arrest on charge OF Snug
ghng trOusseau, discharged Saturday by the
commissioner there being evidence to hold him.
In compliance with the request of Mr.. Phelps Assist
ant DisrlcAttorney, he submitted his written state
ment TO the effect that the silks were brought over In hs
vessel by Miss Reese Of Philadelphia, who on her
Nai mere, asked the captain TO express them TO her
that ON leaving the ship with in his possession
was hailed Dy person representing himself 20 be Clark
son. the custom House detective and who took the goods
and So from the captain promising 10 make the proper
entries IN the Custom House. since which time neither
the detective, S. nor goods have been heard Of.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CAPITA and Of vessels arriving this port requested
deliver packages addresd the NewYok Associated Pres only
persons exhibiting The written authority Of j. w Smonon General
Agent News for the Journal Of COHr Inns TRIBUsR
World Express Erening Post COqHrcal 4fterser Stnats
Za9 and NeC YORKER DeOkdt should be delivered only
saJue
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
BASEBALL.

The visiting club Forest City of Rockford,
H., have been very unfortunate in their engagements
thus far in this city, the rain of both Friday and Satur
day preventing play.
The game between the Atlantic and Key
Clubs Philadelphia Saturday resulted in the
Atlantic's favor, 81 to1
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Saturday, May %, 1910.

Messrs. Bellamy a. Stratton yesterday sold
the property known as the Novelty Iron Works for
sl55 800. The price s considered very far below the
actual value property Messrs. Johnson Miller
will sell at auction Monday 600 lots at Linden Park,
on Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
CRICKET

The st. George and Manhattan Clubs played
the first match of the season in this neghborhood
Saturday. at the st. George Grounds, Hudson CITY
II was one-inniug game, and was won by Manhattan
by "A O 100 10
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

ing vessels enter Long Island Sound. decree was
dered for the hbeants For beants Scudder and Carter
For claimants, Beebe, Donohue and Cooke.
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BENEFIT TO WESTON.

EDWARD PAYSON WESTON, ESQ, Dear Sir:
Your great achievement OF last Wednesday, in walking
miles in the almost unprecedented time of u hours,
50 minutes and IS seconds has naturally created sent
ment of admiration throughout the community. Your
studied honesty Of purpose in seeking 10 foster and en-
courage love of walking healthy exercise and your
determination dsassOciate the development of this
exercise from all trckery, iockeyngs and discred-
table and demOralizing surroundings, merit the
approval aud comnendation of good citizens,
thousands of whom regret that their misunder
standing of YOU and your honorable purposes
in this respect prevented them from witnessing your eX
plot Being convinced of your integrity, the morality
of your associations and your ability pedestrian,
they desrous of nestng % in some suit
able manner their appreciation. We therefore beg TO
tender Won complimentary benefit, to be given at such
time previous your contemplated departure for Eu-
rope as may your convenience and at such place
You may designate. You may be assured that III giving
citizens this opportunity of witnessing an eXhbi-
tOn of your proficiency in walking YOU viii receive
the liberal support of the fair and honorable portion OF
the community, well the encouragement you de-
serve send you of in good heart 10 represent the de
veopnent of physical culture in the United States 10 the
pe0rle OF EurOpe Trusting early and IA
-. 10 ~ rlithflIIIN
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nEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,

BgxJ,MTS P. PAIRCHGD, Auctoneer.
BE- order William ~ Tweed esq, Commissioner Of Public Works
VIII be sold
PUBLIC AUCTION on TUESDAY June :, 1870,
at 10 A. H. at the vebue City Hall in the City Of SewYork
ALL BUILDINGS AND PARTS or BUILDINGS
By Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment appointed o the
Supreme widening AMI extension Of Launset from
Canal street Wayery place in the City Of NewYok which said
Buildings Buildings laid down certain map on he in
the Oee Of the Department Works No. 2 Broadway
particulars apply the Oce Of the Auoneer No Beach
street,
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RUTHERFURD PARK
Ciin t)rcpertn 10 tri.

rENO RENT, FURNISHED, on side street
4 UHon-sguareA 6ne ouroTv tu..n-' 'IoNn-s'o3e
EngIh HOUSE. especially suitable iora lovla' ~
man. Apply . HOMER MORGAS,2 PnesL mo
rT'O LET-HOUSE A West Twenty -tORrth-St.,
With all modern improvements house in bst %, onief k,t
$500 Possession at once. Apply to G. ;. PECK Co.. 3'
Broadway.
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COURT CALENDARs-Turs DAY
NVTNT
suPRKsR COUET-CRCUIr.-PART lI.-Case. on
Err.I.I l,..r-rr Ar.r.. I'm.


SUPKKng CoURr-SPECIAL TERN
10. Florida r. X Co. New Aql Small agr. Small
York Warehouse Co. 2i3. Coffin agt The Hanson Cab
l78. Fuller agt Fuller Co
2O. Edgarton Blgarton. 255. Harris Poilon
2l9. Butler agt. Dunung 258. Keys Sharkey.
&C. Bevans t Bank Of jersey a. Sixth r. Co agt Me
City. Intyre.
233 schreyer agt sctreyer. 20. Troter ag- Shsrkey
27. Mitchell agt Read 81. Same agt same.
2f8. Ross AIT. Arnold. li7. Fatman Greenfield.
249. Arnold ag. Wilson "a. Farnbam agt. MoLosLey.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

Citn Real estate for Sale.
EOR SALE-One of the finest RESIDENCES
the city, 5Il0O northeast hsionaye and Thirty
npb.L s GLOVER, ~ Wilham-st
Brooklpn Real Cstatr for 6ale.
EOR SALE-Valuable East River WATER
FRONT near Brooklyn NavyYar good opportunity for Man
ufaciurer& NJ. A. RULAND Co., BeeAmanst, \. u
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s,TrRD,y,s WEATHER REPoRT-sAM
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sur rses.s:53 724 Moon OOO
Sandy Hook 73 Cows an... 1888 Hell Gate .......l0A
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Countn Real estate for Sale.

LINE PROPERTY in WESTCIiESTER
COUNTY NeaYork, SALE terms 20 suit si exchange for
WHITING CLARK'S SHOE STORE, 81 warrens., n. Y
NONKERS PROPERTY for SALE or En-
j.. YOUMANS, Agent, Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
Real estate TO Grtbauge.

4 $4,000 FARM, free and clear, OF lnclin-
~ hr.nc an Long Island 10 EXCHANGE for Brooklyn property
NJ A. RULAED Co, 5 Beekman-st \. 4.
Il WILL take, in exchange for the equity IN a
two story and HOUSE at Tanyown lpO worm Of
Furniture CARPETS or Dry Goods Address j. Tribune Ohee
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

GENTLEMEN: With inexpreSshle feelings Of gratitude
acknowledge the receipt Of the letter in which
pleased refer in terms of praise 10 achievement OF
Wednesday, May %, and 10 tender me a complimentary
benefit prior my departure for Europe. should he
sadly reiSs in my duty 10 the friends who tayc smiled
encouragement upon often did not yield to their
desires; and therefore, gentlemen, as II phases 10
honor me- place my poor self III your hands, with the
promise do best entertain you and your friends
name Thursday. June 3 for the complimentary hcnen
and with your sanction, at y o'clock on that day Will
commence walk, at the Empire City Rink
of 90 miles within ten and quarter consecu-
tive hours. And during the evening / will walk
half mile backward to crafty whatever curiosity the
great public may have in regard To this particular style
of pedestranism labor for the applause Of the intei
gent and respectable people OF America hoping that my
example in this branch OF physical exercise viii not be
without good effect. With respect and gratitude re-
main faithfully yours, EDWARD PAfsON WESTON
Netr-YOTk, Nay 2s, 1870
TO the Hon Chas A. Dana, Gen. p II. Jones, the Hon.
John Cochrane, samuel Sinclair, esq, and others.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

CHARLES A. DANA, ROBERT SQllkES,
?. II. JONES JOHN J. GtlB
JOHN COCHRANE, SAMUEL SINCLAIR,
ID. BRUCE !. q. FORBES
ALERT CARDOZO, TERRENCE FARLEY,
WM. CALDWELL, Nh. DAVIS, II
f. 5. DICKINSON, CHARLES ;. ARTHUR,
C. $ WRYMsS JAMES b. BENSGLL.
MARTIN ENGLAND. G. H. WiSANS
THOMAS W. KNOX ALEXANDER SIiALER.
WM. : CALENDER, HORACE 7. NlEINLl,
A. H. WOOD. HAMILTON BUSBi
HENRY SHIRLEY = G. BOWMAN.
>. L. BRlTTOS, CARL JUSSkN.
W 5 GURNEE JR., GEO n. MASSETT,
WHITELAW REID, and many oih,fs
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

EOR SALE at Westteld, one hour wa Seno
r,i R1 of twelve trains per tsy each Rfy 40
modern.bah HOUSES Also two RENT cheap Appg to W. j.
PIERSON a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
DIED,

Iu Char'estown, on Sunday morning. June i-th.
$50. UOEATIO EUGENE GALLAuER, infant
SON Of ". " b. and Belle W. Gallaher, aged
three months 1ud sixteen days
I'm Fredericksburg. Va. on Wednesday, June
18th. $50. Mrs. AGNES MCCU RD(, relict Of Che
late James NcCurdy, OF this county, in the SIND
year of her age.
ON the morning of the 10th instant, at his resi-
dcuce near keaneysville in this county, Of Con
sumption, Mr. THOMAS c. TRUSSELL, in the
s~th year off his age.
tie leaves a wife and six children, With uumer-
Gus couucyion and large circle of attachcdircnds
O. mourn his earl demise In all the relations Of
life, as husband, mel ghbor and friend, be- was re-
garded a. a man without blemish, and in his de
pan ture NAV it De truly said, the community has
lost an honest man, "the noblest work OF God.
Y
At"Mt. Ida near Alexandria. Virginia on
TUESDAY, June Z, Mrs. ELIZA SELDEN LLOYD.
wife Of Mr.. John }. Lloyd, and sister Of Mr. John
Seldcn, of this county.
Wear Sharnoudale Furnace, in this county. Mr.
GEORGE HOFFMASTER, Sr., aged &c wears,
aths and l0 DAYS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

We had not the pleasure Of attending the
Tournament near Buuker-Hll on Saturday
last. butlearu from the Winchester T ines that
f, was genuine ola Virginia Tournament
tilted by the noble knights of Berkeley and
Jefferson, and witnessed by many fair ladies
from both counties. The ground was very
well selected. and the arch from which was sus-
pended the ring was handsomely decorated
with flowers aud eyergreons. The weather
was unpropiu0us but not sufficiently 50 to pre-
ven. tlc attendance Of large number Of spec
t.t-rs.
The following knights were declared the
v...ars. Knight Of Arkansas. Chas Johns, Of
Jefferson Knight of Golden Circle, T. NJ.
Hollis, Berkeley; Knight Of Venus, a. G.
fe--; Knight Of Willow Grove, G. Watson.
Ladies, knights, spectators and even rcpo--
Ger, then adjourned 90 the woods for dinner.
which It is needless to say, was such a picnic
feast as can only he found in Virginia.
The FIasto the trumpe. called everybody to
witness the ceremonies Of the coronation. Mr..
Charles North, who has just graduated at
Judge E-oekeu5eyou-ls Law School, delivered
the address I'm very happy STYLE aud the
Glowing ladies werc crowned; Queen, Miss
lizzie Ccuier'u-. Ist Maid Of Honor, Miss
Bette Griffith, 81 Miss Jennie C.cnlening
81 Mss Ami. Stuart. The ceremonies over.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
MARRIED

Near H1iuesvil'c. Berkeley county. ". Va. on
TUESDAY evening June ltth. l~1u hy the itey.
Norval Wilson. I'D. n. WILSON, Esq. Of BaIt,-
more, Co Mis-, MARY '. LIGHT, daughter of Rev.
John Light, of Berkeley county.
On the -ud inst. bv IN, Rev T. T.. CLARK. Mr.
JOS. y. CHAPMAN aud Miss SARAH D.. VII
son, al' Of Berklcv county.
On tb. 18Th inst. by Rev. Vim. Gerhardt. Nr.
FRANK kINNELL, Of Mart.n.burc 60 Miss
SOPHIA l. DALWICH of Arden Township
Berkeley county.
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SPRING GOODS!


HOWELL s BRO. have received their first
! ius.a.m.ut of Spring Goods which were
bought with a. the advantages Of the late decline
and Ni.. .e RI spoUiiuEly lows for the CASH
AprilI, l,7o
4 EJSliEh, Graru'atad, Coffee and Brown Su-
I gars, .io and LoEuyra Co1tas. Naccaroui
Cheese and Crackers just received and for sale by
HOWELL G BRO.
ABACkEEEL ard iiarr,rc in Barrel, 4 Barrels
y Z ami Ai'-s, Soap, Starch. Spices ,CoHdl and
Tobacco, just received for sale by
HOWELL & BRO.
1PEiNG Prints, now and beautiful patterns and
y low I'M price, Brown and B'oachcd Cottous
shifting Stripes and GiughIws for sale by
April f. $50 HOWELL i BRO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Crooks t Flower Pots,
- Iustrgceired by HOW Eli n BRO.
TURNER'S Flour, Country Cured Bacon and
/ Prime New Herring, for sale hv
HOWELL & BRO.
GTRAW Hats for mon and Bows. Ladies Trim
= med Hats, Shakers and SUnjow1s for sale by
HOWELL d BRO.
I AIDES Collars. Cuffs Fancy Bows. Neck
3 4 Ties. Fans, Hosiery, parascls and sun I'M
hre.'Js. Kid Gloves very cheap; iIcmst;ched
lIaudkerchiets, for sale by HOWELL Il BRO.
TNOJE Pals. Sugar Boxes. Table Mats, Glass
Z and Cye-uswarv, just received and for sale by
HON ELL X BRO.
GtLOTHS, Cassimercs. Cat,onadcs and Linen
I Goods for Men and BOYS. for sale by
Nav rs, 1870. HOWELL & BRO.
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g.. STOXER Z.

Carpenter and Builder,
Is prepared to take Contracts for Buildings Of
1 of all descriptions. in this and adjoining coun-
ties. VIII furnish all Material and do all work
promptly. Particular attention paid tothe build
ing OF ; rAIRWAlS-sucha as Platform, Elptical,
Spiral, Geometyical, and SeltSupportng
10 Carpenters win furnish Mnuds for getting
oct Raiis-giviug I'll the necessary Lines and Be
wells az reasonable prices, so as to enable every
man 70 complete his own stairs. :. SLOWER.
=. =. As 70 INV ability. I viii give the best city
reference or the best mechanical reference in this
County. ). :.
Mn q Is-n-2r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
NEW GOODS.

WE have Just received our Spring Stock Of
~ Goods-manv of which are lower priced
than we have ever seen them.
DRESS GOODS-all the newest STYLES in mar
ket. such as Plaid and Cheni Mozambiques,
British Poplins. Striped Grenadines, Lawns,
Organizes, Percacs, white and cold Piquas,
Lace Shawls. Shetland Wool Shawls, &c.
COLLARS, Cuffs, Handkfs., Ribbons, Ladies'
newest styIe Bows. Hosiery, Parasols, Kid
Gloves ,rorib 81. for Sl.OO.
CARPETING and Mating (white and check at
greatly reduced prices Gents and Boys Hats,
Cassimcrcs, Linen Drilling and Cotton Goods
for Men and Bows Wear.
QTEENSW ARE-large stock, very low.
SHOES-Ladics' Caters and Morocco Boots,
Misses and Children's Shocs,-warrantcd not
10 rip: also large stock of
GROCERIES At the very lowest prccs-all Of
which we offer for CASH or Country Produce.
April -. 1870. KEARSLEY e SHEERER.
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NEW GOODS.

TUST received Fresh Stock of Groceries at
- lowest prices for Cash, by W. EBi.
nRED Peaches and Apples, Sugar Cured Hams
4 Iprimc lot. for sale by ". EBN,
DGEAKFAST Bacon and Shoulders-in good
y order, for sale by W. EBN.
lava. Laguyra and Rio Coffee as low as the
~ lowest, for sale by W. EBl.
DROWN and White Sugars just received and
ID for sale by W. EBi.
GYRCPS from 50 cents up, for sale bv
- ". EBY.
E'HEPHEBDSTOWN Crockerv Ware. an as
= sortment Of Crooks, Stove Pipe and Flower
Pots. for sale by
Nv O. $50. WEBY.
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Special Notices.
TERMS FOR 1870!
no All wuov Wy COyCFPyi

TENO ALL WHOM IT 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 20 the
public. knowing that it will sustain the merits
claimed for it.
1t is not claimed for this article, that it will cure
al diseases. What is asserted for it, it ,rU cure
viz disorders arising from deranged Liver to wit
Impurity of Blood. Nervousness and Nervous or
Bilious Headache in delicate Females and Child
rem. Melancholy, Dyspepsia. General Debility, &c.
In Bilious Fever and Chis and Fever, It's value
not only a relit, but as an actual cure has been
fully proved.
This preparation has not been made as is usual
by carelessly throwing together ingredients, but is
the product of long and careful study and trial re-
sUting in complete success. It's not intended TO
conflict with Physicians as will be seen by their
testimonials accompanying each Bottle as to its
successful use when other means have failed
For sale bv AISQUITH & BRO, Charestown,
July Is, lSGS. Wholesale Agents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
MACHINE SHOP.

I HENRY HOLLAND, Machinist, is prepared to
~ Repair and Fit up the various kinds OF Ma
chimes used by farmers and others, in part as fol-
lows:-Rcapers and Mowers. Threshing Machines,
all patterns, Wheat Drills and, in fact everything
In the way OF Machinery.
He has also made arrangements with the Agents,
for the supply OF Castings and Extras al shop pri-
ccs. For comment upon his reputation Ma
chjui,t De has but o. refer to those for whom he
ha, Set Up and Worked their various Machines
for the last four years.
Bring your work to the Shops of T. W. Davis,
who will render me every assistance.
Charlestown, May Q, lS7G-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
Gamfs' EiOOtS nnM hilucS.

Rid BalnOra!s......... = w 10 w
Infants and Children's Shoes and Ankle Ties at
all prices to suit. All work guaranteed, and re-
paired free of charge.
CLOTHING AT ALL PRICES.
Cheap 90 70 90
cstS, all - lu ."
Hats and Caps, straw and wool. all of the latest
styles. Don't forget TO call at the 'OH SEE'
Cheap Boot, Shoe and Ciotiiag House.
Adjoining the residence Of Humphrey Reyes E,q.
where you can buy so per cent. cheaper than else
where, and save money.
S. |. HAMBURGER.
Charlestown, Nay2, 1870.