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OTrAWA. Ill. Anil 10. /

| OTTAWA, ILL.,, April 10, 1871
50 tie Officers and members of Local Unions
under the juIi.diction Of the International
Union:
The following decisions have been decided
ty me and sustained by the Board:
1st, The strike of Kingston Union No. IS is
Tot sustained for want Of Jurisdiction in the
raAttr j. W. LAvINE, Int. Pres pro TEN.
d. SHELrKR, End vic--Pres
T. j. BIRCH, Int. Sec.
/ 5. SOLOMON, Asst Int. See.
I'd, The strike Of Davenport Union No 81 to
esist reduction Of wages 10 sustained
j. W. LAvINE, Int. Pres pro ten.
ID. SBELrER, I'd Vice-Pres.
T j. BIRCH, Int. Sec
s. SoLoNoN, Asst. Int Sec.
eRED BLEND, ESQ, President Cigar Makers In.
formation Union.
SIR: As the officer Of this Union whose duty
4 is TO issue cards to members leaving the city.
! ask the privilege to lay before you two ques-
lions, hoping you will oblige me with an an
awer.
lst. If cigar maker from Europe comes to
this pos with a Union card, can obtain no lob
a4s no means TO leave the city with and no
friends to fail back upon, can such man be
given card, aud money advanced At the very
time he presents lis European card or must
re wait until the regular meetng, which is the
International Law
Bud. II a member Of the Int Union comes to
.hls city With loans on his card endorsed, can
such endorsements be transferred to new
gard, if such member is thrown cut Of work.
ana has rot been able to pay back the whole
amount? II not, what can be done
: Fraternally yours,
N. D. PLATE, Rec. See Union No. 80.
Care Of D. Huck, "a Eldridge street, N. w
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lock box 5I2. George Williams vice president Christ
schock r, financial secretary. G.. " Kuhier CORES
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prIIadNERY AND anRnssMAKMG.

DARIs n LLlNERY-E lsn-aADAaa
IL FERRERO, No. Lafayette place. has the newest an
most elegant styles Of fall and winter Bonnes and koun
Hats.
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@-
PRosPEcT srARx FAIR GROUND, ASSOCIATION
Inc following spiciai remums VIII oe rotted for dur
''S '"''' Asi FiRsT oAS~rUEsDAY, OCT. ~.
sss e at g three
~. Wheeler enters IS Biz (. n. Eyeiine
y. s " Nerve ss enters o. Ia " Nerve
j. Il Smith ss snssr 81 6i X s'f DICK
Israel Denton enters 9. st. Tom Wonder, u.
4 y Mood sn a".r. m n E ssSya GYna'
NJ Goodn enters e g. safe s.;r nav
wyE T. ses Park
Charles Robinson enter. s. & Rc%sen.
ry.ss e. " 9 s.Ts ns1., .e....
a.sS; s7.O hrs rsdot second and slsO to third.
B. fd ssw sn, spi r. Z! II H. y. sssa
John I po,y se ener. R ST. A Charles Losw
T.. Tobin enters 8. m SUSIE
Daniel Mace enters :. a +; atrf DA Harley
% ssSs
A. l. aogers enters a,IAn rn g. I KIM Fish l..,.
s. J. Jackson enters oiE. i. Endurance
George Brown enters m. Lady Coyer.
u FTS 1s.s:s aPssa 5s Stake
~ &C. sns.. sa's s:: Ss1
Guy Miller enters oh. 8. Monroe.
Jon" g. %ssd sa'sT: S -
$3.50 10 first 1925 o second and r75 to third.
j. j. Bowen enters .. ". Joe Hooker.
j. j. Wheeler enters blk. m. Eveline
H. w. Howe enters blk. m Bell Morren.
Il. Thornc enters b. At Sentinel.
N. (}oodin 4 Safe.
Thomas Larkin br m. Fanny Lambert.
FuUhTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90
PURSE No. 7-$lU Tor horses hat have beaten -;
&6f0 u frat, i 800 to second and Ssl0U to third.
N. g. Trimbie enters b. st. Major Edsen
ID. Phier enters & Lottery
A. Patterson enters CHI e. DreadnanRht
John Murphy enters b. Z. Charley Green
G. Hoag,and enters 6. G. Gray Jack.
j. N. Miller enters b. m. Many.
SAME DAY.
PURSE No. sS750 that have beaten 3i
@45D to drst. Sips TO second and $40 to third
NJ Roden enters br g. j. H. Coleman.
81. jackson enters b. g. Beppo. -
J. A. Chambers enters 81. Hickory Jack
A. Patterson enters Oh. m. Belle Of Oneida
B. Daniels enters b. m Topsy.
John Murphy enters Dr. m. Lady SearA
j. II. Whitson enters ch g. Clearance.
g. -. Bruce enters b. m. Enigma.
John Span enters =. 8. Et. Eaton.
Daniel Mace enters &. 81. Plato.
David Il. Hewson enters b. G. Ohio Boy
The above no mile heats best Bin o. In harness.
No 2 and will rovcrnei by the rules OF the Ma
tiona Association horse csancing the field will receive
the entire pur1e Trotting to commence cch day at
O'clock good dav track Admis to all parts
OF grounds Including grand stand and lower part Of club
house. ~.
Coney Island leave Fulton ferry FIVE minutes
for the grounds MARTIN KALBFLElSCH, President.
T. . READ,
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THE TURE.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB
IA JEROME PARK.
FALL MEETING, 1871.
Sax Races each day.
SATURDAY, OCT. z, ~ ft
THuisbAY, OCT. L.
SATURDAY, OCT. II.
First raoe each day promptly At O'clock.
A. BELMONT, President
C. WHEATLy Secratarv
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"A. rS.Tr-
Down retail DRY Store q Barclay street,
secoud door below Cburc1
Magnificent Gsplay Of An-Moo Plaid Goods, best styles
Epengines Creonnes, Empress Cloths, Apacas Mertbocs
poplins and SeTses.
Superior assortment OF White and colored Fanneis.
white Blankets HONEY Comb and Toilet Quilts.
Table Damasks, Napkins, Doyiies, Towels and Towel.
Ting
Hosiery and Under Garments or every Description
Cloths. n ~ meres, Slack Noiore veivetcens.
Eagsngs Insrrtings Bands and sundry small Arces-
Domestic Goods at lowest prices
MADAM COLLINS RLEvE DE NINE. FL0R1HE
"A Lefevrc Dres shaking Estsbishment % West Eleventh
snrret adtrs getting bng Dresses made
and trimmed latest ParisaD styles ladies unecoibng,
Lawn, swiss Orgsnde, Popin, silk Suis Costumes aud
Waterproof GloAks moderate prices Ladies' vsins The
city invited 10 call
AT DE PERcEvALs. 7ss BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
IN Asl0r place very low prices
ChIdpsn Clothing infants Wardrobe Cape and Bonneu
= French Lingerie aud ladies' undergarments.
Handsoms Init Monogfams embroidered W order.
Stamping and Stamped Goods.
Lscss Cleaned AMI hsndeds oauA W new
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER g. aSn-GRRIE SHEET

SBORTIN7-DOGN, BIRDS, &C.
A GENrLEMAN LIVING IN THE COUNTRY WAITS
Broadway.
4 DOUBLE BARksLLED GUNS FROM o. UP; A
"A. large assortment and second hand at reduced
Vcss also lot double led pnns, slightly damaged
cacap GEORGE SMITH. % ChasnAm street.
NANCY PIQFONS-A LARGE AND FULL ASSOkr
I ment of Balls Boards and Buttonhead Tumbers, for
sse by JOHN VAN DYk, 6S Myrtle avenue, brooklyn
sTALLlONS.
81 formerly Judge Brigham).
Tho STALLION will the fall for limited
number mares, Prospect Park Fair Grounds. Ped
gree Sire Rysdyks haI ietonsn; dam, the SANFORD
mare Terms $500 2JO payable II time
OF service when proves In oaL All accioens aud
ask Of owners Apply on che premises 70 FRANK
LOOMS.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
J. Jerome Park Racea.
the leave Grand Central
Depot and New avenuc) entrance
New day, At IL NJ, returning alter the
Fare tor round trip, due Special reserved for
latics.
Fourth avenue cara pass the depot
+ RuCkHOUT. uperintenderL
DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Match &20O mite best three In tive, In harness
Monday, October =, 24'P. NJ.
ID. fhfe. names &. X. " Swace.
M. Roden names blk Kings blk. mare.
Good day and track GEO. W. OAKLEY, Supt
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
"A JOHNSTON VAN TASSELI.
=. Once and "a esroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF OH business
HORSE AUCTION MART.
ITO, liz AND ia EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 9TH Av..
where hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY Tuesday AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase, or those having Horses or
Carriages SELL will ind house perfectly reliable
business principles which gov
honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits
We the purchaser of horse that warranted
sound from % to IS hours for trial.
OF Horses and Carriage, be made
down town Office and saesroom Nassau street. where
we also keep Of Horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made on consiznuents.
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90 FULTON STREET, CORNER WILLIAM PURE
~ od Californa Brandy, ~ ger galon; Caiuornia
Hock 81 % per gallon; PORT, S2 sherry. ~; old Rye
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"A AND NEW YORK TATTERSALLS,
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street,
JOHN ID. HAMLIN, A CTIONEER.
Regular auction sales
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Twenty -four hours allowed Tor trial on
every horse aod under WARRANTED.
LARGE DRIVING RING
IN the mart for showing horses on sale.
CAkRIAtfS ThKtN ON STORAGE.
SUPERIOR sabIng for horses on sale.
LioerN advApces made on everything In the norse Inc
AN EXTRA FINE THREE. cUASTER BRED sORREL
IA Gedins STANLEY by Nalpa aiso dam by "Predecior
bred at oodsock Canada West ID hands high, coming
DID, KIND true In all harness elegant Saddle
Coupe horse Qualities rarely combned) has been used all
summerat Newport and Is sold account Of the owner
going abroad.
AT AUCTION. TUESDAY OCTOBER 10.
BY JOHNSON 4 VAN TASSkLL AT MART,
lO liz AM ia East Thirteenth Fourth where he
can be and tried TIL time of This horse well
worthy attention OF gentleman in earch Of such stock
A s. FLANDRAU, CARRIAGE BUILDER.
N. Nos and Is East Eighteenth street. Fifth avenue,
offers to of fine fashionable Vehicics
or seasonable Carriages al the approved
styles, and ut rcasonaDfe prices
CLARENCEs, COUPES, LANDAUS, LANDAULETS.
Also tine display of seut Rockaways Coupe Rockn-
ways, Top and Open Wagons Depot Wagons, &c
PONY fHAETONS CLOSING OUT At GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
ter Co.. AMI other cool makers. Also second hand
kocakways, Landaus, Coupes and other vehicles.
or w " NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
Be Guided bE what yOu Know.

There is an old proverb which says, ak
pcricnce is the safest guide" To this guide
the sick and niling naturally turn when east
ing about for the means OF relief. They in-
ouire what medicine has done for others,
before they alupt it themselves OF all tho
remedies and prcyen,ives III use, Iiostet,er's
Stomach BIiters meets tho test most trium.
plainly, and hence its immense popularity
and vast sales. The sufferer from indigestion
il sure to fiud some one auong his friends who
has been cured Of that ailment by the famous
vegetable stOmuchic. Tho victim Of fever aud
aguc, liver complaint, constipation, nervous
prostration, or general debility, has only To
make inquiry in the neighbOrhOod where he
resides ia order to discover what this standard
restorative has effected in cases similar to his
own. Inthe published testimony to It's merits
he will find volume OF proofs OF its sanitary
properties, which il is impossible for his com
mon sense to resist. tc tries it, and the et-
feet is produced on hiSsysteuI adds another to
the hort of witnesses in its iaver. Thus, its
reputation, founded on facts, not assertions,
continually grows aud spreads. CharlntanS
aud impOs,ors, some of them mere lpcal trick
sters, aud Others who take somewhat wider
range, attempt tn thrust into the hands and
down the tlronts Of invalids, their haphazard
concoctions, as substitutes Tor the tonic which
for so many years has been medicinal staple
throughout the United States Spanish Amer
lea, Canada, and the West Indies, but only
succeed to very limited extent. In this
reasoning age, the people, having ascorlaincd
what is really deserving of their confidence,
decline running after strange gods"
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improvement. The Eastern end of our
town is Frightening up considerably, and the
tiuc residence in course of construction 70! tho
Rev. DR.. Dutton is not the least matter Of
attraction. The two houses on Main street,
Of Mr.. Joseph Brown, have been much i'm
proved by being newly painted, and the de-
sirable homestead of Maj Jns. Law lloOti
has Just been made still more substantial by a
roofing Of tin
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NO W 0 n D FIR
These Prices Kill their Business,

BrilliAnts AlpacAS at 30 quoted at46,
Pure MUhNir AlpSras nj 10. Caso price 50,
Rich lustreG and Silk Warps IS, Regular
Price H.
Magnificent Beauties in Dress
G1ods at 31!. worth 81,
Handsome Dress Goods at Is,
Auction u rgniMs 20.
We have them al %.
Dress goods marked in plain figures IS in all the
BrOadwAy houtcs, we run at 5U; saving you cents
a yard is something. $3.50 to S4.CUslvtd in buy.
lug drCss iI worth YOUR attention mud tIry who
save your pOckrtbOok in these tryirg times, deserve
the thanks md love Of Ma und Woman COtSetS
nway down under the low wAltrma Laecs, Ern'
brOlcrcS aud fancy work. at prices thst viii shame
the black dayAof fuiu aud panir Of 81. llOsrty
for Men, Women. Children and babies; Ribbons,
OF every description and every conceivable Color.
Most desirable aud magnificent styles.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS & OTHERS

WANTED.
VOLTS Army NRvv and Dragon Pistols, Spcn'
" Ger and Henry Riflcs and Cnrhne', tor which
Cash will be paid JAS. Law. HOOFF'
December Is, $50.
pIi.LS Of Lumber, all dimensions. PiRStering
ID Lath, &c, furnished at Short notice bv
Nov Is, JAS. LAW. HO0FF.
CEMENT, Cistern Pump. and Iron tubing, for
" sale BY JAS. LAW. ll0nFF.
BLASTING and Gun Powder, Fuse, aud Gun
d Caps for sale by JAS LAW iooFF.
(NoRNG Hampers, Tel .. Buckets. bushsl Measures.
" Wood Ware, for ssluby
MACHINE OIL for sale y 3As. LAW. uoorr.
DATENT Clovis, that dispcntCs with the Treble
L Tree 90 PIOughs. Fer sale by
Maya JAS LAIV. IIoOFF.
IMPROVED double shovel Pnurhs. For sale by
MAYA. JAS. LAW H00FF.
lime assortment OF Carriage, Buggy and Iadiss
i riding whips, for sale by
July II, 1871. JAS LAW. HooFF.
DRASS, Bell Metal and Porceiains lined Kettles.
ID Tor SalSb JAS. LAW, HoOFE
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0harlest0vn, west val. November q,
NEW ApvERT1sEMENTs.
.Oirnnit Court.

Circuit Court.
The Circuit Court for Jefferson county be.
gan its November term on Tuesday last, Judge
E. B. HALL, presiding. The Grand Jury,
with Fl, B Davenport as foreman, found the
following indictments: Mcssrs. EchClberger
and Burns, Road Surveyors, for failing to
keep the roads of their respective townships
in good repair; James Manning, negro, petit
larceny; James Ohamblin and Fax Harris,
negroes, for resisting an officer
The same difficulty as to petit jury exists
as at the September term. Our Board Of
Supervisors, being enjoined from acting at
the time, could not gil the box, as required
by law, in May last, hence no jury can be
'impaueled, except under the authority given
the court to order the summons Of additional
Jurors, or of a special jury for each case, by
consent Of counsel. Judge Hall was very
willing to proceed in either Of these ways in
order to get through with some portion of the
vsrv ,,rgo is.po docket pov beroro the oour,
but the Bar seemed, generally. to prefer that
the jurors should be selected by the Board Of
Supervisors, aud to give time for this the
Judge appointed an adjourned term, to begin
Tuesday, December l2th, and lat, with an
iutermissiop for the HOLIDAYS until the middle
If January An corsrnuoDco ,in,o bu.i.
pes, bo, az vel bosn TRANSACTED bv tbs court
,Jno W MGGirri, indicted r,r ,nctiorsorinr
v;,bort lioor.o w,. rorn1 nnil,v and Gnod
SIN Tbo. rI;r, ;nd;.,od ror ,..,rr, and
b,ttsrv with in,sn. n lin v,. tr;Od and ,c.
oni,tsJ Rsl,,hoovsr ,n5 i y Kenno1v far
S,,to. White & Tr,nDcll FIR l,fspce
R,r.Lon 4. K;r,,n, >, ,yo,eph 4 Cham
lins-Tbis case which has attracted copsii. !
oroblO attention FIR anna years bns bceD do.
c;led a, ln.t .Tudome,t una roraorod nj ,bo
,rasont farm agoinst FIN aofoDd,rts admin.
;.t,,,or FIR seIo 70 Tho amt w,s brou.bt
va boli.ya IN 1890 nnon =, cboot drawn hv
IN. 4 cb,nlino n,y,bIo \, tso Tr...r,t,rn
Rant far soma sGO0 AZ d.,cs in J,nn,,v
1905 !, f.vo- of .ho R,,,;roro mo-ob,r,s
RanoS,, & Kirw,n-rrom whom t,banlino
h.d horab, &. Hill If drv rord. Iobn w
K.nn.ds E.o ,c,od =. counsel ror tho nI,ir,
tia. rrom Tho incen,ion Of thu cause to it,
,ueco,.fnl Termination at Tho DrcseDt term
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fn IVA hnvc received from Messrs. AM,

Ey We have received from Messrs. Ap>
p'eton & Co., Publishers, New York, copy
of tho thrilling novel entitled "lorton
House" by tho AuthOr Of"Valerie Aylmer."
As an evidence of its superior interest, the
publishers state that tho entire edition became
exhausted on the day of publication. The
publishers arc now printing new edition
Price Of the work, in paper cover, sl,OO;
cloth, $3.50,
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NEW GOODS.

yJ"E are now receiving our Fall and Winter
w Stock Of Goods, which we offer at very low
prices Tor Cash or County produce.
REARSLEY & SiiEERER.
October 81, ISL.
r AIDES DreSs Goods. We hayca hSne some as
] snrtInrut. KEARSLEY h SHEERER.
NARSS.-whitc, Black, lIlur Mixed, Hue and
i Scarlet, Blue and Whit, Scarlet and White.
Oct q, KEARSLEY 4 SIIEERER.
NLOrHS and CassinereS "a handsome assort.
Oct. q, KEARSEEY 4 SHEERER.
IJATs-Aia large stock Of IIats for old and young,
Oct, 81, KEARsLEYx STIEERER.
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Psligiom.-Communion Service was adj
ministercd in the Presbyterian Church of this
town on Sabbath. During the preparatory
exercises, several interesting and effective dis
courses were delivered by the Rev. Mr. Ley
burn, of Winchester. 4 series Of meetings
ore now in progress in tho NJ. Il. Church,
South. Several conversions have crowned
tho Efforts oe the faithful [IoraIds of the
Gross, in proclniming the Word with such
mower aud JUNCTION as to drive conviction home
10 the rebeIlious sinner.
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THERE II is IN A NuTSnELL-7uAr's THE
STORY.

To him who would travel the other down bill dead
march We would say: Get out VI the way, take
prussc acid VI Forty Rod" Whlskty, for yOndrr
AIT the latal dead tails that mutt sooner or later
crush you, high prices and tue credit systeni,-
What chance IL there Tor you in contact with
genius, btaius anu ambition in u Sttuggie against
hope, ~ih our grAEd, crushing leaders and special.
tirS, GcatiCrrd broadcast over tue country! We
wish IL right the wIung, aud believe the god VI
battles Is ever with the right. When bankruptcy
and ruin OverlAkGs the victim VIZ are Hlways there
with the AMERICAN DOLLAR. When the ham
lncr VI the Auction. ii falls upon seine grand And
gigantic wIndSlake, listen FIR our name. When
disaster shrtS the tOIerlng millionaire In the face,
and gold alone will save HIN, our picLeers Gie there
with that everlasting remedy. AUD when trade lie
dull and business black. aid met and slow IRer'
chants asleep drunk, and the mercantile world nj
a stand sull-wRitiug Tor something to turn up
our sharp EhUOterL aud Skirsh line, under the in
tense impulses that direct with uuerring and IN
seen force tTiku the decisive blow and the day 10
won, aud the victory ours atone! Hence the vain,
heIuslve and childish tn IL Of stolen gUnds-ths ig
noiaut and malignant cry against duciiVn Bar.
gains They buy Drrsa Goods regularly on time
(twiCc year Hylc) at 10 cents and charge 6O-we
buy the same thing IN the Auction RuUms at % and
cell at u. liSucs We stOle them big house On
Broadway got into pinch. had 10 raise money or
20 und, T, threw FIFTY Blk THOUSAND DOL
LARS worth OF
LADIES' FURS,
HATS,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF Reason


The modern method Of mastering these monopo.
lies has sQuclchrd by science strategy the swnd
ling syStenI o, these AntrdrluviAu Land Pirates,
who buy twice year L, on nug time, pay three
iUur prices for their goods. Whs, about Laurel b.
Atlantic aud Lawrence Standards at l2l
What do you think Of Lancaster, AmUskcAg and
Bates GinghHms 1T 10. when II will not buy them
OF the AgeniS' What about STANDARD BicnChrd
Musins NJ u when the tig hrit figure for thou.
sand bhIcs Is iJl at the Nllis'
Thus have We met them, thus bave We stood by
the people; aud they have on innumctsble coca.
siVnS expressed their approval Vi our Titan Strug
gle to SnArh duWn these prices; have expressed
their qualification and HmAz' mtnt al prices that
butflei aud stulcfti their iudgm they think.
ing all tho while that the aIry Of these Windy :,
N, onshIne Alerchr nts might be true that we had
indeed stolen our grand Landslides.
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FOREIGN NOTICES.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
AT GETTYSBURG, PA.

FACULTY now luIl, Consisting Of seven Pro.
l. lessons and two Tutors. Instruction thorough
adapted 10 other Business or Professional lie.
The Apparatus anu appliances have been greatly
increased. AiTording the beet advantage.
70 lnOueIctI, giving the hest accommodations for
the comfort md health Of students. The siperin.
tcndent resides in the building and hAH constant
charge Of the pupils.
Tho location Ia moGt healthy, with Railroadeom,-
munieaticn three times day. Three Terms each
year. lst Term opened Sept F.; Cd begins January
9Th, 1874.
&C., about $500. For further information apply
to N. VALENTINE, D. D.,
President,
or Raw. S. SEN7AAN,
Supt Preparatory Dept.
Oct Al is1I-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Snpmeisors' .5c'ioy-,The regular meet
ing Of the Board will take place in this town
on to-day (Tucsdny.) Among other import
ant business that will be considered. is an nd
Indication Of the taxes to be refunded or re-
leased in consequence of losses by the flood.
Those interested should not fail to give the
matter immediate attention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

- Tho new bridge across tho Potomac
river a. shephcrdstown is expected to be
ready for travel BY Dec. 10th, and will DO one
4 the finest 90 The river.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

The receipts Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, for the month of 0cto'
Der, were s52,SlG, and disbursements Sl5,.
023.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Federal Camt-unitcd States District
COur, of Western Virginia, Judge Jackson
presiding, will NEE. at Olarksburg, on to day,
the 2lst inst.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

The gross receipts of the las. Win,
chester Fair, were s4,l5l, and the disbutsO.
ments IS, 44S, relieving the Society from all
indebtedness.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Fine Bccf-0ur market is now being sup
plica with a better article Of beef than tna
been offered at any time since the war.-
NIessrs. Moore and Merchant offered at their
stalls on Saturday morning one weighing OSo
lbs. 1t was fa,,ed by Mr.. Robert V. Shirley,
of this county, who has. We learn, q few more
of the same sort. In this connection, We arc
gratified to note quite reduction IN price.