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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEaPHTs,l
o. -e Mem phis, June y, 1870.
TNHE Directory have this day declared a
Il dividend OF six per cent. ON the average
and after Monday, July Tito, 70 each stock
holder upon his average OF stock, until which
date the Transfer Books VIII be closed.
ful . n
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Land Office.

DENVER, July 3.-The United
States Land Office In the month OF
June sold IA, ,33S acres of land. The
business of the second quarter, ending
June 40, was 4S, ,36s acres,
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CINCINNATI.
Betting -patrlOtlsn for ra;o.y

rr f1H
--T--Tr ,1Ea' aAa a "a
CINCINNATI, July 3.-Fourth of
July will be celebrated here by a for
NAL opening Of Eden Park. The
latter embraces one hundred and fifty
acres, three hundred feet above the
river, and. looking down upon the
city. There win be a procession,
speeches, military display, at night
fire works and music in the market
spaces and parks. Vi 2t9s
There was a great deal OF interest
all day In regard to the Lee and
Natchez race, The people here have
generally made up their mind for the
result, but appear no less anxious for
news.
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DISSOLUTION.

Il tween the undersigned, under the firm
name of Meacham 4 Treadwell. is this day
dissolved, A &. Treadwell having sold to d.
Groceries, fixtures, etc. Either party is Ru-
thorized to sign the firm name in settling the
copartnership business.
Fa NJ. I. MEACHAM,
tyl A.C TREADWELL-
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NEW FIRNT.

W. b CRISMAN. e Is. CKISMAN
WIN. R. STEWART,
Formerly with WOrmley, Joy Co.
ERISMAN, STEWART q CO., Successors TO
y W. 3. a :. B. Crismanl. Cotton Factors
and Commission Merchants, 22s Front street,
nn-sfairR- MemnhIs- Tenn. Tvs W
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ON IkE PREMIsEs,
BY PAssMoRE & RUFFIN.

TWO neat Frame Cottages. each contaiHfEz
IL three rooms, servants FoouI, kitchen and
store-rOOm, and situated on DUPRE ST near
LANE AvESuE. The lots have a front Of p
feet BY 80 deep, to an alley Also one va
cant lot adiOining IRE above, 80 feet front by
lS0 deep. 1EEN5 OF SALE-One fourth cash.
balance in six twelve and eighteen months.
mmediateiY after the above sale, we shall
proceed to sell TRHEE VACANT LOTS ON
MANASSAS SfREET Also,
One Improved LOt, hdUissg Ti11- -Sorg Firuats
81 p kfOaSe, lSUitQbls for a Grocery Store
Situated at the intersection OF the Memphis
and Ohio railroad and ha1aSsls street. The
lots have front Or 80 by Is deep.
81 The whole Of theab I'VE proBsrty should
commaad the attention OF pGgeh4 -ers Wtth
small means In search of an iuvesrnnent-
W. H. PASSAfORE & Co. Aucti0ne5rs- .
/ n b Purchasers viii be required % ds-
pOsit hfiy dollars WITH the Austionesr as
earnest money. ie30
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Hibernian Mutual Relief Society.

THE regular monthly meeting OF the Hi
Il bernian Mutual Reli-f Society is. by re-
quest OF the members. postponed until Mon
day, July IL, 1870, in order that the members
may have an opportunity Of attending the
grand Orphan Picnic, which takes place to-
day. [iy4l JOHN LOAGUE, Vice PTes't-
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ISSUED DAILY SUNDAY & WEEKLY
Subscription Price Greatly Reduced
e r- nkTrv.

CLUBBING RATES-To -eIubs OF two or
more subscribers we viii send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper in the South-Ss5x55
inches-fOr one year, eSeh, 81. To clubs OF two
or more subscribers W0Wi0 send our SUNDAY
APPEAL, for one year, each, 81
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS. ETC.-News-
paper Dealers, Express Agents. Country NJ er-
chants, P0stmaSters. Depot Agents. and any
friends ef, the MEMPHIS APPEAL. who will
do so, are requested to procure regular SUB
seribers, Fenlitting TO as the amount, less ten
per cent. or ive per cent for Clubs, for ser
vices; or, II preferred. arrangements as to
compensation wiz be made Specimen copies
sent on application. -aTi
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FearfIlIIv Hal

SAN Francisco, July 3.-Yesterday
was the hottest day Of the season.
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Two lots on the south side OF BeaIe street
naVpg a tTontof 5S feet each by 80 deep to 4
eWel lve-fOOt alley.
Also, tive lots On the nor.h Side OF Linden
S6set, having front OF 50 feet each by $50
deep. 70 a tWelSe-fOOs altsyaA ,laf OF .he
subdivision oan be seen At our Office.
Ihe above described property Is In the i'm
media5e Viclnlty-o or the residence OF Wm- r.
Hunt, Esq - f-.f a'U
We shan be glad to meet the Numerous
par = VINO h2ve nsde inquiry OF as IN re-
speeined- The ssale WlLl -tGlEs,-piaess On the
KEc1nd- As We take no property on "A limit
Pllt{ Plrs haseIs "a VII oe required % dePOsTt 80
TRRlLs-7Oue third cash. balance ln- one ard
Two years, with six per cent interest
u PASSAOHE a RuFFTN
W. h PAssNoRE z Co.. A act'rs. iyI
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NeweI1 screws
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BEALE AND LINDEN ST.
PROPERTY
At AUCTION,
On Wednesday Evening, IuIy 18th,
AT O'CLOCK.
8 RUFEIN
Driver Estate.

TAKE pleasure in being able to announce
II sale OF handsome lots on Res7e AND
Linden sir'sets. being part OF the
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~. s. Senators.

ul Fflsv last II. r. REyELs, Of lussis-
eyr;. col'rol, was admitted to seat in the
e-.aatc for the term ending 81 March, 1871,
after some discussion as 70 his eligibility. Mr..
Drake Of Missouri chuckled over the fact that
ta's colorei man was to al the place vacated
~ Jefferson Davis.
Tae credentials Of Gen. ADtLsERT ANEs,
late Military Governor Of Mississippi, were also
Ire.cn,ei. He is elected for the term ending
N7r.l 3d. 1875. Gov. Acorn, who lea;
Jui,s Den, in the late election for Governor
l,, been chosen for the long term which IS 60
commence when Reycls term expires. in March
asa THIS is providing in advance f5r tic
r,-ry;ua,i5u Of Radical rule, but it will be
>,-- aha, Tie negro gets only the ag crd Of a
reg.
r-1As.-The legislature on the 93i inst,
,,,.,rI Morgan C. Hamilton and Lien. Cover
o. y. ". Flanagan, L. 5. Senators, the frs,
ruci tr the shor, and long terms, ending
ISL. snI 1877. aal the latter Tor the term
,.+.s March 1873.
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Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND. February, PIN the Legisla-
ture n communication was received from Sena-
tor Johnston, at Washington, that Virginia
share of public land granted for agricultural
colleges. amounting to three hundred thousand
acres. is now subjectto the order of the State
authorities. The reportof the House Judiciary
Committee, declaring second ratification OF
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments un-
necessary. was adopted An amendment de-
claring il unnecessary because of the validity
of the former ratification was defeated. c. A.
ShalTter was elected Superintendent of Public
Printing.
February 23.-The House bill allowing u
per cent interest in cases OF special contract, as
provided in the constitution, passed the Senate
to-day, and is now law. a message was re-
ceivel from the Governor recommending the
passage of law that persons elected or APP
pointed to office SHALL besides taking the oath
in the State constitution, also make oath that
he is not disqualified by the constitution of the
United States.
JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the bill reported in
the Legislature to district the State for county
Judges. Frederick and Clarke are thrown to-
eether-forming one District, the 3lst with one
Judge.
February 2i.-The Legislature was engaged
in perfecting the bill for legalizing the acts Of
the military appointees, performed since the
admission Of the State, and providing, through
appointment by the Governor, to Gil their places
as soon as practicable
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Berkeley County.

DEATH or AGED PERsoNs.-Our community
has been called upon to mourn the demise oil
several of our aged citizens within the past
fortnight.
Mr.. Martin Pitzer, died at an advanced age
at hisresidence in this county, on Monday, Feb,
18th. lie had been many years consistent
and Jealous member OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, and was highly esteemed by all
who knew him. lie leaves a large number OF
friends and relatives to mourn his departure.
Mrs. Showers, reict of Mr.. Ezekiel Showers,
long resident of this town, died after long
illness on Friday, Feb. 18th, at the residence
of her son-in-law, VIM. T. Logan, Esq, in the
18th year of her age.
Mrs Showers was lady universally beloved
and respected, and her death has created Il void
in the community that viii not soon be filed.
Her numerous connections and many friends
will sadly feel her loss.
Mr.. Jacob Hamme, also widely known in
this community, having been long citizen OF
the town and for many years a justice OF
the county, died in Shepherdstown on Friday
last. His remains were brought here on Sab
bath last, and interredin Green Hill Cemetery.
IyTHE Acknowledgements Price arrested
on Saturday last S. Brown, \. Wood, and a
boy by the name of Polk Harris, all colored,
cboroa1 with beinc, in,nlico ted in tho theft Ol
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Incorporated.

4 cc-,.a.s.e Of Incorporation was .ssuel ty
rs >.-.r.a.- It S,s,y 5- 90, 12' -,y- rle
Wheeling h.,Eiyenc-r' 20 " The Harper.
F.r-y Water Power and Maintaining C.m-
rwy.' fr ,he purpose Of manufacturing
AID furnishing water power io- manufacturing,
t-c principal Office or place yf business, 90 be
s; Washington City. ia tic District Of Column
l7, anil 90 expire oa Tie s-st Of January.
lslo The corpora,ors have s;,Jser oel the
ram u Eve hundred thousand dollars 90 'hs
capital stock, and have paid IN on sa'd sub
.cr.ftol, one hundred aud seve1ty-siZ ,hru-
,..- dollar. The cap.tal stock islv.Iej .l:a
shares e ole hundred dollars each The
Names e the carP.rat1rs are +. o.. Adams "
r. Webb, Clinton LLOYD Gen. II Plant S. +.
Brown. A. ?. Brown. Na,harie, Wilson.
Thomas b. Clauery and p. 4. McCartaey-
't See above named gentlemen are residents
g .ae District Of Columbia ADD f1- the ra,-
Fl &c of carrying on. the object, OF the oompa-
i,, oi', bring aco'oay % ;lrce hundred opera
t.,cs from the East.
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Selling Cadetsrips.

~, House Of Rcrrcscr,a'iv's spent several
|,,..f las, week in ~ .a.u rc,lr NJ.
Wi.'i,nore Of Sou,t Ctr.,jaa fer selling q
We, Point Cadetsh,p. On Thursday the IF
r-.tsj Indignation Of members was brought o.
O. stand by notice FROM the Governor Of South
C,-v.iua that the offending member had resign
% BIS place in the House. Logan was tic
rlerrioa Of the insultet virtue Of Congress,
ar1 Rutler volunteer 70 protect she cu!pTi
fr-rn impending vengeance.
OiAe5 members are to be imPa'cj for often
COS or the Ike, and some fears are entertained
ttat SARGE a quorum will be left.
7; Logan is sincerely anxious 20 purify che
Nt.,ual Councils. let him break mp the plum
ier:as system, by which members voted them
s.,,e. books, ana then sold them in Washing
t.a ii. ,css than real value, by which some
l.-assylers were enriched
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A CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
Dry Goods, Heady-Nd0e CI0UINg, E0oiS
Shoes, Hats and Notions generally
1t COST or Less

NvISElING TO change the character Of our bus
W mess at the earliest day practicable. We are
now Offering. AT COST. our entire stock of DRY
GOODS. READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c, but
recently purchased and carefully selected.
For the Ladies' we have almost every article de-
sired. including the very best Apacas. Merinos,
Bombazincs, Calcos Cottons Muslins, Sheetings,
Hosiery. Gloves Of every description, and Of No
tons generally endless variety. select stock
of Md and Lasting Caters. &c.
To the gentlemen. our stock Of Ready Made Clio
thing, general aud complete in all its depart
ments, Boots Shoes, Hats. Gloves. &C, will COM
mend itself and will be sold at less price than
similar articles can BE- obtained for in Baltimore.
Jll,- Country Produce will be taken in exchange
for goods at Cash Prices. Those wishing BAR
GAINS must call soon. as we are determined .
close out this line of goods.
BROWN 4 HENDERSON.
Y. B.-All persons knowing themselves indrb /
ed to Jacob 3. Brown, Agent, or Brown Il Hon
derson. are hereby notified and for the LAST TINE
to come forward and settle the same by the lst Of
March, or their accounts will be placed IN the
hands Of officers for collection, without respect 10
persons. y. a IL.
Charlestown, Feb. IS, ls7o-3t
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Oh Thursday, in the House, joint rcsolu-
ton ~ amend the State Constitution, striking
out the word white from the suffrage clause,
and restoring the ballot to those disfranchlzed
on account of participation in the rebellion,
was adopted by vote of So to Is. The Capt.
tai question was up before both houses In
the Senate the bill to repeal tho act locating it
at Charleston was passed by vote of IA to I,
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Drs. ID. Tahrncy 81 SOM
IN esLEss.rED PREPARATION ZOE
Cleansing the Blood!

NlIE long and fsvorably known Preparation @.
Drs. ID. FAAsSrr Soy, for CLEANSING III
Blood, needs st this day NO recon AZ 90 r
hands, lis virtues having been established by The
thousands Of cases where II has given relief IN the
MOST DIFFICULT FORMS OF CHRONIC
DISEASES
During the last sixty wears. So highly indeed i,
it estee med, tha.. che demand il constantly neress
ing not only at home but We are daiiy receiy h y
applications for il from the most remote sections
of the country-North, East, South and West. To
meet this demand, as well a. 10 prevent the public
FROM being imposed upon, we hare determined 10
put this Preparation in such form that il NAV b.
within reach Of everybody everywhere.
Other preparations. far inferior to the genuine
having been put out by certain parties, have been
mistaken by some for our own, and as a matter of
course the old Preparation OF D. Fahrney a. Son
has been made to suffer some in reputation there.
fore, 20 prevent this mistake. as well as 10 meet
the increasing demand mentioned above. we have
concluded TO send the medicine out in Liquid form.
Not recommending il b cure all diseases the hu.
man body Is heir TO, but a. Family Medicine. and
for all diseases originating from Impure Blood and
Disordered Liver, II has no equal and will cure
the following diseases.
Scrofuio, CaiGHeoVs Dised.s.. Ery.ipeias, Boil,
Sore Byes. Seali Hood, Pimple. on he Pace.
letter Affection, OF and StsbJorn Ule.,,,
9AeImcf,' Affections. Dy,pepao.
CoshreEess Sick Hedddehs,
Jausdics, Salt Rbeum, GeHsral DebaIy. Hsre1riaI
Dissoses, Eo1 SomGeh. together nth an Other De
orders Gris'ng from Impure Blood AND D,.ord,r.s
Licer, DC, de-
Prepared by
Drs. D. PAHRNEY son. Boonsboro'. Nd.
and DR.. p. d. FAHESEr, Keedysvile, Nd
Sold by Druggists and Merchants Generally
All Genuine is signed ,hua:
ID. Fah1ney g. Son.
~. Ee sure TO ask for Drs. d. Fahrney ( Son.
Feb II, lsI0-6m. Preparation
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In drunken row, near Cls;letou. Canada
Monday night, woman named McGinnis was
brutaly murdered by man named John
Ellis, who Knocked her down aud stamped her
+ isat-
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MILL FOR RENT.

rTtHE undersigned will Rent the Dover Flour and
Grist Mill and twentv-One acres of productive
land attached for one or three years. Ii isa
Stone Mill 2I5 miles from Charlestown, and in
complete running order 4 comfortable Mller's
House will be rented with the Mill.
Possession will be given on the lst dlv Of JAY.
". 4. ROPER.
February %, lS70-l0t
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On Thursday 3lst Of March,

1870. to a vote Of all the male taxpayers Of
Jefferson County who are not minors, nor #
uusrunl mind ror paup"rs, or who are not
under conviction Of treason or felony, or brl-
berry i'm an election, and who have been resi-
dents of tho State for one year, and Of the
county thirty days next before the said election
the said sum or so much thereof As may be
subscribed by the Board Of Supervisors in
pursuance Of said election to be expended on
such portion If the sal railroad As shall be
located within the limits Of Jefferson County.
Ordered, That the following places Toe
designated as the places f,r holding the said
election, and that poll be opened in each Of
the said places on tie said 3lst day Of March
1870:
In Bol,rar 7ornsl,p-At Bolivar and IIar-
pers Ferry.
In Grant Toraslip-At Charlesto~n and
kahlctown.
In trent 7ornship-At Smithfell
IN Chapline 2ornship-At Shepherds
town.
i, Shepherd Tornsfip-At Shepherd
town.
BY Order of the Board.
C. II. TRAYNOR,
Clerk Of Board Supervisors.
February 2s lS70-4w.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted to the undersigned. are
~ requested to come forward aud settle their
accounts by first Of March. owe money and u Us,
have il. Those that disregard this Notice mus,
expect to ud their accounts in the hands Of an off,
Ger for collection after that date.
Jan. q, lsl0-Gt. JAMES ". JOHNSTON.
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ice.

1 GENERAL Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
4 III, Valley Fire Insurance Company viii be
held In their Office in Charleston %. 90 the lrsi
Monday in April next. at which timr tacrc will be
an election Of Seven Directors f1 said Company.
ROBT ". BAYLOR, President.
Feb 81, lsTO-Spt. copy.
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lessons in Dancing

DROF. OSBURN proposes 70 teach another
Quarter-bcginuing March lth. His present
pupils viii be received at kaJchorge'. He invite,
additional scholars. to whom terms will be made
known on application to him at Sappingtou Hotel.
Feb H. lN7O-3t. Srt. copy.
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SOMETHING NEW.

w are now receiving an assortment Of Ladies'
W Shocs. Button Caters and Bamorals,
which, for beauty and durability, cannot be sur
passed.
II is oar determination 20 sell at 4 small profit
for CASH. or short credit to punctual dealers and
We will guarantee our prizes to be as low as the
same qualities OF goods can be- bought for in any
market TRLSSELL 4 LUCAS.
Feb. u, 1870.
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FRIDAY.

In the Senate the case Of the reception Of Mr..
Reyels. the colorel Senator from Mississippi
was taken up Dir Nickers, Of Maryland
made a speech in opposition to the reception
of his credentials. After long and drcary
debate the motion to refer the credentials to tic
judiciary committee was rejected by vote Of
IS TO 5 Mr. Rcves was then sworn in and
took Lis seat alongside Mr.. BrownIow, OF
Tennessee, and was congratulated by his radi-
cal white and colored friends. The Senate
then adjourned until Monday.
In the House Mr.. Butler introduced = bill
for the admission Of Georgia in tie Union,
which he said was precisely similar to the bills
admitting Virginia and Mississippi. After
some discussion it was ordered to be printed
AMI recommi;ted. The House then adjourned
until Monday
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a 1,icRRITIC sTORNI!

The mast Terrific Storm pIoa Rccwi'
Trees almo,t entirely Cprootei!
And BOXES Blown to and fro in every direction
The People began to Rejoice that the grand trump
had sounded Great Tidings for Al, and
Hudhmes Bdnished from our niist!
HARK! LISTEN 10 THIS SOUND!
Kore Neie Goods, ant Cheaper Goods than erer,
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Tax Notice.

TENnB Tax-PSyers Of Averili Township ard Boil
var, are notified tho, the Taxes for ls69, must
be paid. ] will be at J. ". Grantbams Store in
Niddleway, on Thursday 2Ith instant, aud every
succeeding Thursday thereafter. will meet them
myself or BY my Agent 20 receive the Taxes due.
The Tax Payers Of Bolivar Township may call
at my house in Harper, Ferry, at any time, and
pay to Mrs koonce, who will receipt for the same.
These Taxes must be now paid, as the same /,
payable by the sheriff into the Treasury. under
the penalty Of one per cent. per month on failure.
GEO. k0ONCE,
January u, lsio-G DepHty Sheriff.
Spirit COPY.
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Irrcsh Goods.

fresh Goods.
lust received general assortment which 7
- viii sell Of lowest prices for the ready money.
Call and examine
Feb. q, 1870. W. EBY.
CfOD Fish, Herring and Mackrel, for sale By
\ Feb. q. ". ELY.
lava, Laguyra and Rio Coffee as low a. the
y lowest, for sale b. ". EBY.
DROWN and White Sugars just received and
ID for sale by W. EBY.
C,YRUPs from 50 cent. up, for sale BY
y ". ELY.
TOBACCO cheap, for sale By
l Feb. q, 1870. W. EBY.
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a. f. SMITH 81 co.
RhOtOrI.nDhcrS.

II ESPECTFCLLY announce to the citizens Of
Il Charlestown and surrounding country that
they are prepared, at their New Gallery on Main
street, to execute
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PICTURE
In the yery Best STYLE and Finish Old Pictures
Copied and Enlarged to any size desired, and Fin
ished in Indian Ink, Water COlors or Oil. Please
call and examine specimens.
Eo-Ail kinds Of Country Produce taken in eK-
change for Work.
VII oa,g remain short time.
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BROADWAY HOUSE.

Read Read ofthe Many Greatand Grand Bargains:
DEST Brands Of Brown and Bleached Cottons,
- to zoe per I'd. Very Best A Nasonyille,
Maxwell and New York Mill. Cotton, Is, 20, 2jc.
Superior English and American Pins, Il Row, &C..
Lancaster, American aud ~praguc Prints, TO- II
and l2i.c Whoever heard Of ! papers Best A.
sorted Needles retailed AZ 10 c. ns. Aud Ncrri-
mack ". and Chiutz Prints al l21l and lie. No.
! and ytra Note Paper az 5, s and lOc per qure.
Tho very best Paper Collars only Zoe per box, In
ye!opes at 3 10 sc per pack.
Il Is realty no soalsc the People are sHrBri,eG'
When they can buy the Beet English Hose and
Half Hose a. 10 % 4gc. Justthink Ofit!-the very
best Buffalo Alpaca going at 30 to .90c-worth so
10 80 per yd. This i the place for Real Bargains
more Goods for One Dollar than you can buy for
Three at the so-ealled Cheap Stores Grand Sales
in Carpets. Shoes, Boots, Hats, Nattings Ca.si-
rnercs and all kinds Of Notions, at one-third their
real value. Now il the ,ime-saye your money -
Call az the BROADWAY HOUSE, Corner Of Lib
ertv and Lawrence streets, CharlcstOwn, AND
BUY. Iou will 20 off rejoicing over your BAR
GAINS. Auction every Saturday Night, IN
less otherwise ordered. HEDGES, Agent
February q, 1870.
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4 l. + G. Il | o y
NOTICE.

A T meeting Of the Board of Supervisors
N Of Jefferson County, in ShephcrlStown,
Wcs, Virginia. held at the Court House on the
2Sri day Of February, 1870, the following or
order was passed:
Ordered, That the question OF 4 subscription
10 the capital stock Of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company, 10 tho amount Of two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars be submit
ind III 4 snecial elactinn 10 be Lrll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-28

THE Target and beet selected stock Of Paien,
Medicines in the Valley --cmbracing all bs
new preparations Of the day, constantly receiving
aud 70 be had az {. L. BELLERS.
Hsrper's Ferry, FEB. a.
DR. FAHRNEY'S Preparation for olean.irs
! the Blood, for sale b. c. Z. BELLER.
nNIOS SETTS.-Small Silver Skin Onion Sets
O-all sound, a. Thirty Cents per quart. for sale
Feb. 81. ~ c. L. BELLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-28
SHOWS

Cheap Hat Store,
so North EurAw STREET
BALTIMORE, Nd.
StPRING STYLES now READY Try our
> $500 silk Hat aud remember SNOW o.. 20
y. Eutaw Street. Baltimore, I'd.
February q, lS7O-l'.