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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16
SOLDIERS AND OTHER CLAIMS.

CLAIM AGENC
WASHINGTON CITY, DC
THE undersigned OfcTs his services for the pros
L eoutiOn Of Claims against the U. y Govern
ment.
SOldieTs of the War Of 1912, who served 30 days
and the WIdOGs Of decSased soldiers, II married
previous to December %, 1914. are entitled 10
pension nv recent Act o. Congress
Loyal citizens who furnished Eupplies To the
Army of the United States ring the te var
entitled To paw for came. provided they can fully
establish them AID prove their loyalty. BIanEs
supplied TO cIaimA ntS.
B. FRANK GALLAHER.
p o. Box :36, Washington Civ D. c.
April II. 1871. - 80
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How SHE LOOKS, ETc.-The New York
Sun gives the following account of the per-
sOual appearance aud character of Mrs Laura
Fair, now convicted at San Francisco for kill
ling Judge \. p. Crittenden:
Mrs. Fair is said to be one of the most
fascinating women that ever destroyed the
peace Of family. She is above the ordinary
height OF women, symmetrical in form, grace
full in carriage, aud iniatuating in manners
and magnetism Her hair is dark brown.
aud her complexion as clear as that Of child
OF three years Her hands aud feet are small
and elegantly moulded. With the exception
OF her laison with Critrendcu, she was always
wary aud cunning, and the terror OF married
women wherever she went. 1t was evident
that, although she never did anything which
called for TebuEe, she was a smOUdering VOL
canO, and not averse TO a warm aIrtatiOn.-
Meu thronsed around her wherever she went,
aud women hated her with indispensable VIZ
rulence. She had the entree to the best So
ciety in Kentucky and and New Orleaus.-
She is not thorough bred, but is vivaciOus,
spri%htly aud magnetic, and VIXEN she entered
a saloon or a ball room, the gentlemen would
desert or her ladies to gather around her and
compete for her smiles and recognition. She
had mania for stock spec!ations, and an
immense gift for Turing bankers aud mer-
chants iutO her schemes. Her temper is ex-
ccedingly violent, and she has been known to
break the head of servant with a CHAIR
She is fond of champagne, aud sometimes
taxes too much of 1t at dinner. In short, she
is n beautiful. hear;less, fearless, terrible ii.
gress, who loves and hates like a wild beast,
and is always ready to murder anybody who
crosses her passions. s,--,.-..r,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

NEW CLoTHING SToRE--The large store.
room in the old Esprit of Jefferson" Build
ing which has for some months been vacant,
has been thoroughly renovated, aud is now
occupied by Mr.. S. Ellinger, of Baltimore,
who has gerry large aud general assortment
of goods on hand. Advertisement in next
paper.
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RELIoIOUs.-Tbs Rev, J. W. Evan will
preach at HalltOwu on Sabbath next, May 81,
at 81 o'clock, P. NJ. Rev j. F. Williams
will preach on the same day at Smith6eld, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ, and at Wiltshire's at 8!
O'Clock p NJ
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FOR SALE.

Two excellent building lots. eonsistip,- of, hair
Il an acre each. located n Summit Pr, I.G1t
son Go. w Va. For further particuI.r. -. IL -.
DALGARN, LUCAS Il BRoOKE'
April Is. Ch.,istA ESntS.
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS As WATER !
Naltan'S Crystal Discovery
EoH TIE HAIR !


A PERFECTLY clear preparation in one bottle,
~ as elsiIy applied water Tor rec ing to gray
hair its neutral color and youthful appea Tauce to
eradicate and prevent dandTuf. to promote the
growth of the hair and stop ts falling Il IL per-
frctly harmless aud entirely free from M
substance, aud will therefore take the place of III
the dirty aud unpleasant preparatiors now in use
In every thing III which the aTtC Ies nov in use arc
objectionable CTystRl Discovery is perfect. II il
warranted To- contain neither SnET of Lead, Sui
phur, Litharag". OF Nitrate of Silver. Bear THE in
mind when you want anything for your hair.
Clear and Cca water il dues not soil the RcAIp
or clotneS, IL AgTecAbly perfumCd. and makes one
OF the beet dressings Tor the hair use Il restores
the color of the hair more perfect aud uniformly
than any other pTcPA alton and always dues So in
from to ~ days. Virtually feeding the roots of
the hair with all the nOuTishnR qualiIi,
TO tie Owih and healthy condition. restores the
decayed and induces a new growth Of the hair more
positively than nytting else The application of
THE wonderful discovery also produces n pIeasa mt
and cooling effect on the scalp and gves the hair
glossy appearance
% We call especial attention 20 the fact that a
limited number Of trial bOttiCs " III be given away
grAtuitously TO those dePiTng to try il. You will
notice that IN puTsuing thisCOurse our to
vince by tho actual merits of the article ARTHUR
NATTANS, Inventor and Proprietor. Warrington
c to whom all orders mt 81 be Addressed
WASHINGTON
To be had ia H4rpcr's Ferry. w. Va,ofC E.
BELLER, and DTuggists generally.
wAsHrSOTOx. d. C., August 5, 1870.
Mr.. Arthur EattAns:
DsaT ST-IdO not hesitate to say that your Crys-
ratons claiming restore the grOwt md color Of
the hair have used it = week now, and my hair
has already reformed to its natural color. and has
ceased falling almO-t entirely. ICheeTGuIly recon-
MRS. ANNIE MORRAIN.
January %. IS7I-Iy.
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FARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

WILSoS & SUFFERS Super Phosphate Of Bone
w will, II dropped in the hill, save your Corn
from the worms; will alSO increase your crop at
least 30 per cent This Phosphate" is warranted TO
thatis asked. Only $500 per Ton Cfreight added;
Send in your orders once
r. RION LUCAS. Agent.
HarpeT's Ferry, ". Va.
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WooD WANrED.-A few cords of good
seasoned WOOD will be received at this of
Zee on'subscriptiOu, if sent at once.
May l6, 1871.
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JOHN w. GRANTHAM. President.
u. a. PORTERFTELD Secretary.

hE undersigned, fate gent for the VnIiev Fir.
4 Insurance Company, hAs been = ppointcdb BY the
PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY, 10 take
charge of the Insurance business Of the VAL
ley. Applications for renewals and new in
surance will receive prompt attention.
OG., J. Ed. DUKE
Fe5. p, IS7I-1m NJ . ONA'.
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The Confederate Dead.

The annual decoration Of the graves of Con-
federate dead was observed at Memphis on
Saturday last, with even more than the usual
sOlemuity. The attendance was very large,
and every grave was appropriately decorated.
Several poems suited to the occasion we're re-.
sited. Tho address of the day was delivered
by L. B. Mcfarland, Esq, aud brief speeches
were made by General j. B. Gordon aud
Colonel Duncan. The AUaLnMche gives the
following description of the monument, which
is in process of erection
The graceful curve on whose convex bosom
the graves are arranged, is surmOunted by the
yet unfinished monument to the memory of
the Confederate dead. The three steps Of the
Pediment were bOrdcred with evergreens. and
upon them were vases filed with magnificent
and costly bouquets. From the centre rose 4
short mast which was cOvered-With degree
of grace most creditablc to the fair fingers
that wrought them-With garlands of ever
greens aud flowers, most beautifully inter,
Weaved. This pediment was inclOsed in 4
temporary open temple OF uprights aud cross
pieces, all of which were trimmed with flowers,
while hanging baskets containing trailing
vines aud beautiful exO,ics were suspended
from the upper jOis;s. At the centre Of each
side of the square of this slight edifce was
suspended shield the four shields bore in
bold letters of gold the honored names of
"Lee," ''StOnewalI Jackson" ALBERT Sidney
johnson" and Pat CIe6hrne" AT the apex
of the temple root, and surrounding the
whole. was the portrait of General Lee. draped
in Grape tied up with white. and above it arose
gilt cross. Within were life size portraits
of General Price aud Pat Clcburue, and very
fne colUred hkeneSses of Stouewall Jackson
and Captain Hamilton.
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: n AOe S.. e.o.o, R,: 5Oas W. DAlsAas.
LAND AGENCY.
WANTED!

PURCHASERS for TWO MAGNIFICENT
4 FARMS in jefferson County % lo1r 49, a.
Hrst one mile and half from CharIcstoIn On -
SnALIesi0SS and X Lnonsry Turnpike. les CreS
young Orchard: the other on the ChaFleEtovr,
ana Dufneld,s TURNPIKE. 935 Acres, benutiE1I
bktCA DWELl.ING-HOU$E, aud every cOnTe-
SiSnee, one n'iie fr0m Dufhs ld's Depot see hanS4
nlis Tor particulars Such property this u TaTe
IN our market. 10y
u DALGARN, LUCAS s BROOKE.
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OUR TERMS FOR 1871,

WASH or Country Produce, such az Butter Eggs,
- PutHtucs, Bacon. Lard. Dried Apples and
Peaches, BeGnns. Soap, Rage and Bees Wax all Of
which must be of the very Beet quality.
Jan. II. 1871. KEARSLEY Il SHEERER
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BOOTS AND SHOES
NOTICE.

OFFicE VALLEY FiRE ISIS, c., or w Va)
Sv,,,uy ChGTiSstoWn, Feb. Is, ISL
hE valley Fire Insurance CuInpAu ny OF Wet Vir-
rs y. "ise9ni'nucd insurance and placed
Pnny at Wheeling, the undersigned Officers
OF the Valley Fire Insurance Company wsuId
respectfully recommend the Peabody" to tho
friends and late customers Of the Valley "A
ahrst>rGte, responsible aud literal Com6opv
having sufficiently large pail yyo copirII and
surplus to enable the Company to meet prompt.
Iy all losses.
JOHN w. GRAETHAM, President
Z. a. PORTEREIELD. Secrctnrn
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TIN AND STOVE HOUSE.

w. G. SMITH,
agent for Jas. Linz. Hno6T oHd ISaoceGsor to
.jhiier d, Smith,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friend. ,r5 ,b.
public that he has re-opencd It the old Sts nd Of
kinds Jf P''f-''' " I" A'A
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK.
Roofing and SpoutiHg done At short notice and
IN the very best manner Nv assortment Of
lin WARE, STOVES. &c, is complete. and
Will be sold low for Cash or to 30 day prompt
paying customers. Please call and see me
before purchasing elsewhere, as my motto
shall be to please
Respectfully,
Feb. IL, Is7I-Iy. HEsat
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

St Clair Hotel, Baltimore. We are assured
1t is a very handsome, complete aud comforts
able establishment.
BoDY FOUND-The body Of man was
discovered on Sunday morning last, floating
in the Potomac, near the Potomac Mills, be-
low this place, by couple of young meu, aud
was brought to shore and secured by them, al
ter which they notified Justice UuderdOuk
who summoned a jury and went to the spot
and held an inquest over tie body. His
pockets were examined TO see if they con-
tained anything thu, would give clue as to
who he was aud where he vas from. but
nothing could be found. a silver watch Was
taken from his person, together With one dol
lar and f"rty cents in paper money, tobacco
Iipe, 4 two bladed knife, AUD sume fuse fur
blasting purposes. The body had evidently
been in tue water SOtne eight or tea days, as
1t was very much decpmpoSed.
DR.. Reynolds examined the body and dis
cpTed 4 small fracture of the kuli Just above
the right temple, which he pronounced ''suf-
f-ient to have caused death" The jury
rendered verdict cause Of death unknown
to them" -.SheFher,IstoIcR Register.
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FRESH MEATS AND FISH.

EHRESH meRis can be obtained by calling on me
l. at my place of business, butchercd by the best
butcher in the tow, Mr. George ". Young. FFcsh
hsh received daily. Cash paid for fat stock Of ali
kinds. Farmers will do we'll BY giving me = call
IN. YESTERDAY.
April IS. Market House Square.
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FOR RENT.

EUh KENT.
INHE undersigned will rent Four or Five Rooms
L q! the Crow House. These rooms are indepen-
dent OF the main building. and possess all the pr-
vacy Of detached dwelling. A part Of the garden
will be rented with the premises. A email family
preferred
Apr. 4. Is7I-u. SETH N. TIMBERLAKE.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted TO the Estate Of william
~ Grow. requested csIl the Office Of
White X Trapnell and SETTLE Tbose having claims
against said Estate ~ili present them properly Az
Jan. Io.Is7I JOHS 81 CoYLE, Er,r.
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apr" 90 1911 free Press copy.
A MILNE DYES.-Tbese dyes are superior
~ To any thing IN the market for dying Silk
Wooden, also mixed GOOLs, Cotton and Wool,
Shaw's, ScArIs' Ribbons. Drcsses, cts
Hats and all kinds of wearing APPAREL The coIoFs
per cent over any others in the market DirecIions
accompany each box. For sale at HarPeT's Ferry
by &. E, BELLER
uOSTETTER'S Ind Drake's celebrated hit.
ters At OnIy one dollar per bottle, also ~ ister's
old Cabinet WalkeT's Vinegar. EOgg's German
Btters. Eantier's Native Wine, Sche1ck'. Sea
Weed Tonic, HO"fFia nd = erma "a nnou' 3 OxvRi.
the POPu:Ar bitters and cOrdiss-alwAys to be had
T. E BEL'IER'S
April25. Harpcr'" FeTrv.
LNASCY Goods have Just received from the
Eastern CIIies large and varied stock of Fancy
Goods, emit racing every thing in that line usually
kept ia first class Drug Store, consisting ia part of
English aud German Extracts or the ha keTchi
handsome Toilet Sets, large stock Of hair nail
and tooth brushes, lat much 10 than have
ever been be offer them y Soaps OF every kind
hne Powder Pufs ard hOxes. hAnSsoIne flower
Vase i the nice preparations for the teeth nd
face, PariRn NSses and StRtuHTy, Pocket Books
Rattles-with = great many other little notions too
tedious to inc ntiOn- hICh can sell As low any
other house this side of Baltimore Give me cali
April S5. c. T. BELLER.
DURIFY YOUR BLOOD RosadAIis, InsOn, CIV.
sOtTs SRrsapaTiIIl and yellow Dock, ScoviIl's
Hood and Liver SyTupS, SWaim's PanAceA. Jayne's
Alternative, AyerSSArsapaIiliH Rennedy,s Medical
stock of al! the Patent McdicT be found in the
Valley Of Virginia, all fresh aud genuine, and for
sAls AZ re6uc ed rates by e. e BELLER
HaTpeT's Ferry, April *.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

n
- change Of Lamps, is perfectly safe aud will
explode, for Fale by
Feb. 81. KEARsLEY sHEERER.
NEW Crop New Orleans Sugar = nd MnIasaes for
~ sale by KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
7 EDUCATING Oil and Tar for saIe by
IL MCCCRDY 4 DUKE.
" McCURDY Duke.
SHINGLE LAth and PlaSteTinG Lath for saIe by
~ MoeURDY DUKE.
~ and Repairing done promptly in town cOun-
tTy'by McCUROY + DUKE.
WINDOW GIass and Putty. for sale by
w McCURDY < DUKE.
I IME for Withdrawing for saie by
Ia MCCURDY 4 DUKE.
A LARGE Stock Of Cook Stoves just received and
IA for sale by MCCURDY DUCE.
T IPPITT & Annan's Chicken Powders an in.
II iaIIiGIe cure for chicken cholera ana gapes;
Aromatic COd Liver Oil ,nHuseHting taste disguscd
Tor sal at w. 5. MASOS'S
IOSTETTER'S, DTake's. Capnon's, Hoo fTl.nd's
! StOnebTAkeT's and RnwSn'a Biuets recon-,
mcnt, Avis Magic Linincnt and Stnnebraker's
Liniment, for ERle by w. S. MASON
DOILED Rnd Raw Linseed Oil, Lewis' Pure
- White Lead, BTAndOns of all coInTs, Coach
COpal Japan. and DamAn VArnishPs, Turpentine
and Paints Of all kTds, sold chez per tina other
store IN the valley W. S. MASON.
DATENT Breast Pump Sucking Bottles, C I'm,
April rs. w. S. MASOEES.
w IIooI's Extract Matt, tor sal- by
April %. W. g MASON
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FOR RENT.

ME have just received q stock Of the wheeIip ?
Cook Stoves. which viii be sOId lOty
Mareh =, 1871, NcCURDY 4 DUKE.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR- MCCORMICK will yisit ChaTIests N. pro-
- fessiouaiIy the Second SIUnday Of February,
18Th, April lOth, June i2tb, August I5th- OrtObeE
9Th January ~, 1871.
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DURSS OdOTiesP, is always uniform reuuirrs n
ID change Of Lamps, is perfectly safe aud will nc
explode, for Fale by
Feb. 81. KEARSLEY 4 sHEERER.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes Of . Laxative

Perhaps no one mediI-
cine Is SO universally
required by every
body As a CathaItic,
nor was ever any be-
fore SO universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but eliCicSt
purgatiye PiII. The
obvious reason Is,
that il is n more Telia-
hln and far mora Of.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

c. Z. BELLER Agent.
HRFpeF'a FeFFy-
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THE undersiRued has just returned from the
l. Eastern markets with one OF the largest, most
carefully selec'ed and rare and ncedfuI
Stock If Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, dc,
he has ever heretofore offered to the people Of ,he
county. HE stock consists in part OF
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-09
A FLELD FOR DARRLM.

A writer in the last number of the Gentle
mans Magazine says there 'is field OF In
quiry as yet almost untouched by the advo-
Gates of the Darwinian philosophy. They
have delved deeply in the quarries OF the
lower animals. They have worked hard at
the natural history of aboriginal and primitive
races of our own kind. Why not take turn
at the highly civilized tribes? It is sometimes
hard searching for the germ of future moral
and intellectual greatness among the mollusks
and quadrumana, but the traces of lower
types of being are numerous and distinct
enough among ourselves. Let the philoso-
pliers come and make schedule of our vices.
our meannesses, our groveling tastes. Let
them take note of the constantly recurring
tendency to run back upon the
lines of our development aud
with our ignominious parentage. We hold
our heads very high to-day We take gene
rous and dignifed view of things. Our honor
may not be questioned. Our honesty is be-
yond suspicion. But how little is needed to
demoralize us! A turn of fortunes the false
hood of friend; bout of ill-usage; chance
temptation dexterously applied to our secret
weakness-and we betray the old taint in the
blood. Let Mr.. Darwin put the animals on
one side for the time, and go among his fell
low-creatures. He may not find the incipient
foot of the reptile under the skin which
covers the human ribs; but he may discover,
perhaps, traces of the instinct of any one of
the most and the least admirable of the inferior
creatures of the earth, the air, and the sea.
What are the thirty or forty millions in
cluded in the new census all doing to-day?
Some are creeping at night into holes not
very different from those which give shelter
to the wolf and the bear. Some have abso-
lutely no belief in honesty or virtue. To
many thousands of them noble thought or
a generous feeling is impossible and inexpli-
cable. But our scientific theorists should
not stop at mere observation. Their most
convincing results are those of experiment.
Let them put us through few simple tests,
and see what they can make of us in gene
ration or two. Let them subject us to alter
nate periods of hunger and feasts of raw
meat Let them deal with us as they do
with plants and animals in the interests of
discovery-not to produce new varieties
and higher developments-for nature can
not be hurried on-but to reduce us back
to that from which we sprung FGcilts de-
ScenSuS dgernj. 1t would not take long to
recover glimpse of the character of our
ancestors"
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FOR SALE.

E8 FOR SALE-VALUABLE FARMS, SITUATE
-A IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA.
On the Bethlehem Pike, IS miles north from
Philadelphia, near the North Pennsylvania Railroad
containing 2e5 acres. The improvements are large,
consisting OF Stone Mansion with bath, water
closets, range ETC., two Tenant Houses two large
Barns stsbng for 100 horses and cattle, ,and all other
necessary outbuildings. The farm is under good
fence and well watered. The avenues leading to
the mansion are ornamented by two rows Of large
shade trees large shade trees around the.mansion
There are variety of fruit trees; about thirty acres
In timber, 30 in meadow, the balance all arahle
land. 1t is well adapted for grain, breeding, and
grazing purposes while its situation, fine old trees
fruits, and modern Improvements, commend it as a
gentleman's country seat. II desired, can be di-
vided into two farms. There are two sets OF farm
buildings. RJ. DOBYINs
&C tuths6t Ledger" Building
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Sixteen thousand young trees were carried
over railroad in Nebraska in single day.
"A Dubuque girl got a minister for husband
ionaries.
TO destroy ants the best plan is probably
to catch the ant with pair of tweezers and
hit him square on the head with a sledge-
hammer.
An attorney observed to brother ia court
that he thought whiskers very unprofessional.
'You are right" replied his friend; "a lawyer
cannot be too barefaced."
Agnes Lewis, said to be sister of Ida
Lewis. the Grace Darling of New England, is
winning lauTels in California by her remarkable
performances in plowing. She is only sixteen,
and will be an Invaluable companion to some
farmer too poor to hire help.
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i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate Of JAMES QUIGLEY, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit SETTLE
and adjust the account OF JOHN MELLON, admin
istrator de bonis non of JAMES QUIGLEY, de-
ceased, and to report distribution Of the balance
in the hands Of the accountant, will meet the
parties interested for the purpose OF his appoint
ment on TUESDAY, June 13, 1871, at O'Clock P.
NJ, at No. 623 WALNUT Street, room No. 8, in the
City OF Philadelphia. INMAN HORNER,
8 81 WfmbLs Auditor.