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TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS 4.
PEN KNIVES, from Is eeus. 70 3; 81 g. q per 'st
PRINCES Loan Ofice sales Room. ~
sr3qt lees PeEpslysRis sFsnls. u
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RI LATIMER a CLEARY, AuctiOneers,
~ tSuccessors TO Cooper Il LatimerJ
Southwest corner Penna. ayenue and Il.b st-a..
TRIsTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fkoPrERJY ON SOUTH d ST, BETWEEN


Isl Fl r. > SALE Oh VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKoPERTY ON SOUTH ID ST, BETWEEN
Isl AND ID STREETS EAST
- by virtue OF deed Of trust 20 the subscriber
- and me late Valentine Harbaugh, deceased
-. dated July 9Th, lSS, and recorded in Liber No
~ IoIle 9 and BY direction OF tho Treasurer OF
t &c Colnmbia Cooperative Building and Deposit
sssrGlSton; a. surviving trustee, viii self on
. slock p M, on the premises, part OF Lot num-
11tfSd seven iI1 IN square numbered Seven Hun
ieI An Thirty three, TS3 y described as follows.
beglnnlng ~ the sousheast corner OF said lot and
running west sixteen Cl6) feet thence north ninety
(SJ feet, thence sixteen IsI fest- anj thanss
south ninety feet 10 the beginning S'
Terms OF sale: One third CASH the balance in SIX
and twelve months with interest 10 he sacured ~
Len on the propertyi and II the terms are not com
ked Win within nvs days from the day Of sale the
riss OF the purchaser After week public notice
deposit Of s1oo viii be required Mt the time Of sale
COnv syanctn2 and stamps at the cost Of fhe nsrha
ser. HILLMAN A. HALL, Surviving Trsstre
ha.,.u.xka. LATiAER cLEARY,
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this establ ishnlenf
within the last twenty ears, and the in
portant surgical operations performed By Pr John
ston witnessed By the reporters Of the SRH and many
and again before the public besides his standing -
gentleman OF character and responsibility, sum
SKIN DISEASES sPERDILY CURED. ocsa-iy
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MARRIED

JONES-WALKER. On the 18th instant, At the
pastors residence No ia eth street. ) v, by the
Rev. W. T. u. GLENN, JOHN 5. JONES q Mis-.
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GPECIAL NOTICE.-The person who has the
- LOT OF MERCHANDISE, pow with me for the
last twelve months, will take notice that if not tax
advances. - I - NJ II. PRINCE,
1908 Pennsylvania avenue,
eu9-1 Loan once and Sales Room
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DY CIV. HAyENNER & Co, AuctiOneers,
I'D No. s43 Louisiana avenue.
Third door east OF Seventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF THE
WHOLE OF SQUARE NUMBER FIVE HUN
DRED AND NINETY SEVEN, (597,) IN THE
SEVENTH WARD.
% BY virtue Of deed OF trust TO the under
signed, recorded June 3, 1870, in Liber 6l5, folio
~34, one Of the land records OF Washington
county, District of Columbia, and at the written
quest Of the party secured thereby, shali sell
the premises, at O'Clock p. m, on FRIDAY, the
4th day of August, lSl, all Of Square number Five
Hundred and NINETY seven, $50 in the city Of
W Washington District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: 30 in cash, Of which 800 shall
be deposited the day of sale, and the balance Of
the purchase money in notes at six and twelve
months, bearing ten per cent. interest per annum,
and secured by deed Of trust upon the premises The
terms Of sale must DO complied with in one week
after sale, the property will be resOd at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All convey
ancng and revenue stamps will be at the purchaser
cost HALLET klLBOURNI( Trnstaas
J. NJ. LATTA A"''ooo'
jy2-d o. W. HAYENNER CO., Auctrs.
n0THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
PONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, August Is, ISL
same hour and place. By order Of the Trustees.
au4 IRep.l G. W. HAVENNER & CO., Aucts.
aFTHE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY FUR.
Their postponed until TUESDAY, August %, ISL
same hour and place. By order of the Trustees.
auI6 G. W. HAYENNER Co, Aucts.
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DY LATIMER & CLEARY, -Auctioners,
ID Successors to Cooper Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street

ID Successors to Cooper & Lstimer,D
Southwest corner Penn avenue and llth street.
ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE sEAroN HOUSE
kGoMsGiS cGNsisfISs n Part o OF ROSE
RES6k AS RLs SSFEf EEy SUITE n
GkS sTK 81 HsDF M KER
EGksCR RtATE fNEtE 1fP aS SES
BAtk ErEskEE su PEI VASES kSb
s SEINAMENu yELyET TAREsFRX BRT
PETS, BK0CHTEL AND LACE GvRTAINs,
An LARGE RE STM BER OF SOLD WALSgT
SHhaBER fTksPT9RE, MOST OF u MHiSH
OF soIfp 6Ak MhRBLE,T CH1asER
ssE Fk BEbfE IL o BPkEAR E EHE
hkfk s4PF6N For HAN AND 4HAF sK SaT
9fHTEaE$r CHEIRs, dT{SGNGiks. FEATaEk
COMFORTS, SHEETS, AND TABLE LINEN,
xsENsHGS ASR 2TEEE PSNf FfRtEFf
CHINA AND GLASS WARES, TABLE CUT
kE EyFS "A SN
DiTIoN, WITH CUES, BALLS, RACKS, Ere,
FAR ANP 2FFGE dr mp EbX
LIERS, Gas BRACKETS, Ere, TWELVE;
6 6R9T RANGE STPEREF9R
- On MONDAY MORNING August 81
Of we viii sell the entire effects Of the SeatOh H@use
being the best collection of Furniture offered
Terms: All sums under $500 cash; of and over that
amount credit Of two, three, and four months with
approved indorsed notes bearing interest. Gaia
losues ready on day Of sale
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pALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

MAsH NsToN, December q. lzn
- rains between WASHING
T T2S ms HHs STIs non 4; n SSsafsx@ ~
WEST are now ruu follows. VIZ
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily. excerpt SuodaN. A. S.aA 800 "a
s.29 a. m. l2.4S, 500, 40, $40, ana T,sg
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily except sunday, 1t 3 a. and 2 Is O.
n. 4: 10 aud 49 ,. m.
For Princi pal Way stations, Blaacnsture Be,ts-
VILE Laurel Annapolis Junction, and Relay leave
a. IL -, . 90 and a. .. m. 90 D m -top. a
yessup The 40 D m. stops At Annapolis jane
The I:ls ,. m, on sunday stops - during IN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave AZ "a 4. m. aud 10 D N No train a On
from Annapolis on sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave 81 s:oOa m. and 90. 5 10 ara ssp N
FOX WAY STATIONS.
Leave AZ 200 =. m. and 3 90 and = IS D m
FOR ALL PARTS OF The WEST
LenNe daily except saturday aud sunday, at s.4t
On saturday. G SH At a' s as and TH.4spm
On Sunday ~ 500 and as D m only connc,t-
ing At Relay Station with trains from Baltimore %
Wheeling, Psrkersburg, Pittsburg, 81
For straE5urg, and points between Relay Hou.s
aud strasburg, leave At 90 =. m, Connecting AZ
Relay House with strasburg aud Winchester AooOm-
Through tickets to the West can be hAd At rss
Washington Station Ticket Once AZ al hours in ths
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston see A.
yertisement Of Through Line
Master Of Trans pOrtatioa.
i. NJ. CoLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. =. hOONIZ. Gen I Agi, MsshiuCfnn
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue Of decree of the
<A supreme Court Of the District of Column
E bla; passed IN Equity cause No. 2lS6, doc II,
So shall, on MONDAY, the 2lst Of August, ISL
proceed 10 cell, at public auction, at O'Clock D. m
On me premises All those pieces parcels of ground
III the city OF Washington, ID. c.. viz: Lots No p 3
and 4 IN j. Calan subdiyisian Of square No 500
IIitnated on u street n E., between 5th and 9th
LOT a Is improved by twOstory Frame House
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash;
residue IN two equal payments at and II months,
WIN deferred payments secured by notes and
Seed OF trust or all in cash, at purchaser option
stamps and conveyancing at purchasers cost SIS
on each lot on day Of sale.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee.
A. j. DONALDSON, Guardian,
aug 4,l6,l3A GREEN q VILLA Ms, Aucts
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Dry LArIMKR 8 CLEARY, AuctIoneers,
- (SuccessOIs 70 Cooper Latimer ~.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and 18th street
UNCLAIMED PACKAGES FROM wHLARps
HOTEL AT AUCTION
On "WEDNESDAY, August 3Oth, 1871, at O'Clock
,. m, within our auction room, we shall sell a
number Of Unclaimed Packages from Wflfard's
Hotel, by order Of JaRes Sykes. ESQ. Terms cash
jy99 Hsw6ds LAfIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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BANKERS.


NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
CORNER NEW YORK Av. AND I5rH ST.,
(02yos,ts Risss'J
Interest on deposits on and after july 1sT at the
ePER CENT.
Interest will be allowed and paid on any SUES
calendar month which may have elapsed since the
B.posssOf ONE DInE to One Thousand Dollars
received
Applications for Loans can be made at the Bank
whore blanks will be furnished
HENRY A. WILLARD, President.
WILLIAM STICKNEY, Vice President
LEWIS CLEPHANE, Secretary.
lyD-eo0 - y. SoINER, Treasurer.
WAsHlNGrsN SITK sAvIhss
Corner 1th Street and Louisiana Avenue,
PAYS INTEREST ON ALL DEPOSITS.
Interest commences from date of deposits.
Deposits can be made and drawn at will.
myD-n J. A. RUFF, Treasurer.
hIDDLET0N 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
l42T + Street, two doors from q. 8. Treasury De
psrtment,
HISHINGT TON, ID. C..
Receive Deposits, and transact q General BANKING
Exchange on the principal cities taken and given
Infosnston eheerfully furnished in relation TO aD
\ Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims before all the United States Department.
seIo. INF MIDpIEToN u IN
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RY GREEN & wILLIALS AuctIoneers-
~ 3l9, Southeast corner of 7th and ID AZ raats

IN IT. . SALE OE FINE THREE-STORY
HOUSE, No. 1926 9TH STREET NORTH
NEESSTT, B,ETWEEN p AND Q STREETS, AT
Ia BY virtue o. deed of trust to me. the mn.
~ dersigned, bearing date on the first day OF
Angus, A. ID. 1870, and duly recorded in Liber
no oo, IoilO 3 ct seq, one Of the land records i'm
alu ior washington county, in the District of Co.
iuInDla, and at the written request of the parties
Hi1Ing the note secured thereby, / shall, on MON
DA the 2lst day of August, A. ID. lSg at O'Clock
Pm, on the premises, proceed to sell lot letterei
T., IN subdivision of lots from 81 TO 6f, inclusive
OF henry Turner's recorded subdivision of square
numbered three hundred and sixty five. (3651 in
Washington city, D. c., said lot lettered ~ having
a front 81 j! feet 915 inches 9th street n W and
running back by that width l3J feet TO a paved alley
ana improved by a handsome new three-story Brick
House containing rooms, cellar and bath room
with range, hot and cold water.
Terms; One-thlrd Of the purchase money TO be
paid IN cash, and the balance TO be divided equally
IN three payments, for which the purchaser l. TO
give his three promissOry notes, payable at six,
Twelve and eighteen months after date. bearing in
terest at the rate of ten per cent. per annum and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold All
c9nEeyanctng and revenue stamps at cost OF pur-
chaser. SlOO TO be paid at time of sale. II the
terms OF sale are not complied with within i've days
from day Of sale the trustee reserves the right 10
resell the property at risk and Of defaultiDp mr.
CHASER, by giving five days notice of such resale in
one or more OF the newspapers published in said CITY
JOHN w. SlMMS Trustee
aulO-d&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf WIN. l., WALL a CO., Anctioneers,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. IS Louisiana az between 9th and 10th SITS.
SIXTY HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES AT
SALE
TOMORROW MORNING, August 7th,
|Ncommencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell, at
60 HORSES AND MULES
Just arrived from Ohio Pennsy v snia, and Western
Virginia, among which will be found some fine
young sound Driving, Work and Saddle Horses.
Six Pair Of Mules, all Of which will be warranted as
represented by the auctiOneer.
Guarantee on stock warranted to work will xpire
st 2 .. IN. day of sale.
Guaranteee on stock warranted sound will expire
81 p. m. day OF sale.
Regular sale days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urfays, without regard tn weather.
II W. l.. WALL h CO., Auctioneers.
10y wN. L. WALL CO, Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
No. 900 and 9O2, ,. W cor Penn. ave. and 9Th 90.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING
LOT At AUCTION.
&>4 On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
AZ we will sell, the premises. all Of Lot o., in
- Sweeney ssub-divisiOn Of square N0.59, having
q front Of 81 feet, and running parallel with a
II foot alley lS4 feet inches The above property
j. situated on e. street south, between ID and 81
streets west and Is in rapidly improving portion OF
the city, and will be peIem ptOTily sold. .
Terms One third cash: balance in and IL months
nOtee bearing interest and secured BY deed of trust
on the premises; 4 deposit Of $50 will be required
81 the time OF sale
aul6 W. Il WALL y CO, Aucts.
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PY O. W. HAyENNEB & CO., Auctioneers,
~ No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east of SeYenth street

TRUSTEES SALE At Auction OF TwoBEAU-
TIFCL TRACTS OF LAND IN THE COUNTY
OF WASHINGTON, CONTAINING FIFTY
g. TWO ACRES, ADJACENT TO THE WASH
ONE AND HALE MILES FROM THE TER
l MINIS OLE TILE ..HI ETRFET A N
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RAILROADS.
~ TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD, extending from Chstta-
noega, Tenn. O. Meridian MIS-, 100 -
Completed. and forms with its con s<& 49,
neCtiCns. THE sHoKrESr All RAN LINE from Port
land, Boston, New York. Philsdelphia. Bait more.
Washington, Richmond, Lynchburg aud Chatta-
no0ga Go Meridian, Mobile, New Orleans, Jackson.
NlcksburG, and al Southwestern cities.
HE road bed i In splendid condition, and ths
equipment perfect
Pullmsn's Palace Day and sleeping Cars are 20 es
run via this route from LynchburE % Mobile AAd
New Orleans Wifhsut change.
Purchase Tirkets via the Alshsma and ChAtta-
nooeA Railroad, and secure the quickest time aud
mot comforts
Ihe attention % Freight shippers q called % this
out S n me the adv antagcs Il speedy transit be-
low As by any other route
the A. &. II. n. - "
WI, MILIllAM kEANI, General Freight and rioks
}. 4. STANTON, General Sunerg,,orsor, e,h.,..-
nooga, Tenn. taRtf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
Supervisors Meeting.
OCTOBER l7th. 1871

OCTOBEk I'Iu, loi 1.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present j. H. Haines, President Logan Os,
burn, J. d. Staley, IIezekiah Roderck, J. J
Kern, and j. j. Ramsburg.
Ordered, that the capitation tax be 50 90.
Ordered, that the tax on real and personal
pro lerty for County, road and other purpose
BE- fifty cents on each and every hundred dol
lars.
Ordered, that J II. Hanes be allowed an
order for $1,000 to build foot Bridge across
EvettS Run in CharleStown.
Ordered, that j. d. Starry, confer with coun-
sci of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany in reference TO taxes due the county from
said Company.
The following were appointed inspectors Of
election.
Osburn Township-Wm. Rissler and V. w
Wilson.
Charlestown Townsbip-James n. Gallahcr
and Capt John Avis
Chapliue Towusbip-Joseph Welshans and
d. s. Rentch.
Shepherd Townslip-J. II. Shepherd and
II. NJ. Billings.
Bolivar Township-William D. Baden and
Joseph Holmes
The order passed on 9th October, requiring
the attendance Of G. NJ. Beethoven, Pros
ATTY, at future meetings Of the Board, reScin-
ded.
The following Bills were passed: John II.
little, $500; J. V. Urderdunk, SO so; G..
w Chase, Sheriff, Sl2O0i G. II. Turner, So.
HoniSher and Drawbaugh, $lS407; John
Reed, Jr $4,000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
A HAT for the Baby.

Mr.. w. L. RusE, of the firm of j. Rose &
Bro, of this town, in thoughtful consideration
for the necessities Of the hour, presented The
junior of the Old Family Will, a beautiful
little hat for the baby We thauk Linn, aud
in doing so commend his establishment to all
who are in search of pretty and useful things.
His stock Of goods is very large. Call and ex-
anime and be surprised at tho extent of it aud
the liberality with which hcdisposcso Of bis mer-
chandize. .t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
County superintendent of Schools.

There is no Office to be filed at the APP
preaching election of more Importance
than that of County Superintendent of Free
Schools. Those who have the educational in-
terest at heart have in the nominee OF the
Conservative-D Democratic party, WILLIAM l..
WILSON, Esq, a gentleman admirably suited,
by culture and by experience in aeadenlIcal
pursuits, for the responsible duties Of tue po-
sition. As we value the reputation Of our poo
pie for intelligence, let Us honor ourselves and
befriend posterity by polling rousins vote Tor
Mr. Wilson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
DIED,

Near Shephcrdstown, on the 5th inst, Mrs.
SALLIE A. FOX, beloved wife Of Geo W Fox,
in the ttth wear Of her age, leaving disconsolate
husband and eleven children, several of them
small % mourn their irreparable loss butnot with
out lively hope that their loss is her eternal gain.
On the 2nd inst, Mrs. MARY JANE YOUNG,
of keeptrist, Washington county, Nd, only sur
viving sister Of Geo. W. Fox, in the 5lst year of
her age.
On the 22d ult., at her residence. Mrs. ELLEN
DAVENPORT, consort Of Hon. Coulson Daven-
port, OF Shepherdstown.
Ia Shelby county, Mo-, on the 10Th ult, at the
residence Of her brother-in-law, Martin Miller,
Esq, Miss MARY CONHLNN. in the 10Th year Of
her age, formerly Of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
The Niger College Senatorial Con-
ton at HarPer's Ferry.
30 Niggers and 20 whites il ConeIave

80 NiggerS and 20 Whites il Conclaye
hepoor Duijes JuygleIag1iH. T'o ''t''e
men, Ropp and Anses t,arH pas Nominees.
Tie Radicals Of Berkeley aud Jefferson Sena-
,orial district. that is 40 ringers and % whites,
met in Convention AZ the niger "iustitoot
at Harper's Ferry, on Saturday, October 7tb,
aud placed in nomination, Jacob RopP, Of
Berkeley. and y. Ames, Of jefferson, As the
Radical Senatorial candidates l9r the State Com
su,udonsl Convention. Mr.. Rnpp was cleo
ted 10 the Legislature from this county two
wears ago. and in an his votes in that body,
showed himself deeply dyed proscriptionist
lie voted FOR tue perpe,uation of the Resisira-
ton law. the iron clad oath Of Office, aud
the administration Of a similar oath to jurors
the attorneys oath and sujtors oath. In all
legislation oC proscriptive character he was
first aud foremost in It's support. OF d. AmeS,
we only know that he was one Of the loyal
souat,ers here after the war, having held the
post Of suffer in the Union Army. After the
way nc scAtitA AZ AA1t iNt 60 > 't''N' '''- $50
true Yankees. he commenced bis career as a re-
lisious spoutcr aud local slang whauger on
politico-pious subjects. He was subsequently
appointed by the Government, as a whisSey
gauser or inspector, and went about smelling
out iufracti0us Of the reyeuue laws. Whether
this particular business squared with his Pious
teachings was, Of course, a matter Of no con-
sequence. What a Radical lives for, works for
and yrqys i5r is Office and its emolumcuts.
The place Of holding the Convention was
fitting in the extreme. Where else but within
the walls Of a niger college, could the white
Radicals sit 10 couclaye with 50 much proprie-
ty2 Being deserted by all white men, who
have any respect for themselves, those who re-
main arc forced to get down on their narrow
bones to the niger.
Such iu brief is tie history Of the Senatorial
Radical Convention at IIarpsrs Ferry, andsuch
are the men placed in nomination for the re-
sponsible duty Of framing a Constitution for
the State Of West Virginia. People Of Berke-
lev choose We between RoPp and Ames, and
FAULKNER and TRAVERS. We need only
state the proposition.-MatiasJTg Salesman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
MARRIED.

In Bcrryville. on Thursday morning, Oct. 10th
1871, by Rev. W. G.. Eggleston Of Baltimore, Mr.
FRANCIS W. BURKE, OF this County, to Mis-
ANNIE Z. EVERETT, d1ughter OF Mr.. George
Everett formerly Of this town.
On the 5th inst, by Rev. J. W Lupton. at tn,
residence Of the brides father, Mr.. BUSHROD j.
TAYLOR and Miss SARAH +. THRASHER.
In Leesburg, Va, on the 5th inst. by Rev. Jas
McDouough. Mr.. JOHN W. RAWLINGS TO Mis-.
ELIIRA T. kINNER, all OF Loudoun.
On the 9Th inst, by Charles King, Mr.. Ed
WARD o. VANHORN and Miss ANN +. FRITTS,
both Of LoUdoun.
On the 10th inst, in st. Peters Church, Har-
per's Ferry. by Rev. Father kaia, THOS. MCCALL
of Terre Haute, Ind, and Miss MARY JANE
SCOTT, Of Frederick county, Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
Bolivar Township.

At meeting of the Conservative voters Of
Bolivar Township held on Tuesday 18th inst,
THOS. W. BEALE, Esq, was called to the
Chair and w. S WINTERS elected Secretary
when the following Township Officers were
nominated.
Supervisor-Abraham Sponcelor.
Magistrates-John c. Cockroll,
Edward Tierney.
Township Clerk-Wm 7. Baden.
Road Surveyor-Washineton Spangler.
C1nStable-Wm. Graham.
School Commissioner-T. b. Moore,
zion District-Robt n. Duke.
Oversecr of POor-LOuS Upright.
Inspector of Election--Jacob Bannt.
THOS. w. BEALE,
". 5. WINTERS, Chairman.
Sc,fV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
Cl0TH1NG.

This is something cannot be surpassed in. can
sell YOU good suit of fine Satinett from $3.50 and
upward Also, an all-wool Cashmere Suit from
Sll and upwards as to quality.
have also fine stock OF the Latest Styles Of
Gents HATS, and lot Of good Trunks-all Of
which will sell as cheap as my neighbors, and
perhaps little cheaper. Give me call. This
is the way to prove all things. Bring your
Stamps to insure great Bargains.
Sept. l6, 1871. j. GOLDSMITH.
CPECIAL Notice to the Ladies' have large
- lot of ChignOns from l5c UP. Switches from
80 to so inches long. J. GOLDSMITH.
September lG, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
FOS MAGISTRATE.

Having been solicited by number of persons to
offer myself as an Independent Candidate for the
Magistracy of Charlestown Township, jefferson
County, / have concluded TO keep the field, and
shall be thankful for the support Of all who NAV
honor me with their vote. As a guarantee for the
faithful discharge Of the duties OF the Office in the
future. IL elected, am willing to be judged BY my
past Official acts,
NATHANIEL MYERS.
Dct Il 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
Osburn Township.

In answer to the call, by the Conservative
Executive Committee, the meeting at dppon
on Saturday, October l4th, was organized by
calling SOLOMON Il. FLEMING to n,
Chair, aud appointing | C. Powers, Secretary,
after which the following nominations were
made:
Supevisor-R. W. Baylor fuE ~
Justices-Thomas Lock and Samuel RiSslcr
Township Cerk-Albert f. Davis.
Constable f. Hicks. t..
Inspectors Of Elcclions-Caleb Burns and
W. T.. Lewis.
School CommisSiohers-Wm d. Kablc, and
Joseph Morrow.
Road Thomas West
On motion of Geo. A. S. Davis tie proceed
ings of this meeting be published in the Free
Press and Spirit Of jefferson.
|. c. POWERS, Secy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS James I. Lit
Teton sent us mess of Merrimac Potatoes, of
unusually fine size and quality, for which he
will please accept thanks. They were grown
on the County Farm.
Mr. George Broy has also placed US under
obligations for Potatoes Of excellent quality
and size.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21

OYsTEBs.-We diued on Oysters on Sunday
last-Nr. Jno. S yesterday having sent US a
supply Of very delicious ones. Mr.. +. has
made an bis preparations for serving Oysters
in good style during the present season. His
experience in the business qualities him.
Blr. yesterday Procures bis Oysters from the
well-known establishment Of Geo. W Toy, .
Hollingsworth street, Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-10-21
For the NInriStrncv,

MessrS Editors. announce SAMUEL
RIDENOUR, as a candidate for the Magstra-
CIV at the coming election on the Goth Instant
tie will be supported by many voters in
CharleStown Township. 4 VOTER.
October IA. 1871.