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"A MARRIED WOMAN ELoPEs WITH A Raj
ROAD BRAKENAN.-Mrs. Blown. a married
woman OF respectable connections living Al Porr
JefN's, New Jersey, recently attempted 10 elopt,
MT, Brown did not live happily with her hus-
nahu, anu lev days ago informed her servant
that she intended visiting her mother, aud de
parted, leaving her ONLY chilli baby. y. home
instead OF her going 90 her mothers house IA.
met hlce, who, with horse and carriage, was
waiting for her. They crossed the Delaware oo
the Ice and drove rapidly in the direction of Mil
ford. The mother hearing OF the elopemert
procured a horse and carriage aud captured m.
iunawals at Port Jervis. The lady was taksa
home ana placed under guard, hut made hr.-
escape again once more she has been can
tnred, and IS now under lock and key. Rice has
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The New l'horfer for !

Albany, March 23.-The New York charter
was reported In the Senate this morning, and
made the special order for Tuceday next.
amendments were made providing two boaro.
cumulative plan. The commissioners Of public
safety are to be appointed by the judges OF the
superior court No salaries are 70 be paid the
aldermen or commissioners Of public works or
parks.
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4 Boston Protest Against the Labor
Reform Platform

BOSTON, March 23.-The Boston Eight-hour
League protests against the labor platform
adopted at Columbus, Ohio, on the grounds that
i does not propose any remedial measures; il
deals i'm matters OF finance, which are of no in
terest TO labor; il does not demand the eight
hour system, or denounce the abominable fac
tory system which is running children i'm the
East; and il fails to recognize the late Congress
sional labor bill or labor redemption i'm Europe.
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THE LATE STRIKE I'M Scorr Avn IT, 4

The LATE STRIKE IN SCoTLAND.-The dis
pute In the engineers and ship builders trade.
in the Clyde district OF Scotland Is settled m j.
agreed that the ffty-four hours per week sys
and that on the LIST Of November the ffYy-ona
hours shall commence-0vertime being conpted
time and half, each days overtime being ser
arated by itself. 'eP
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Ror1wwaaS - HDA~~

ST.. JoHr's, \. B., March 2i-The rammany
refugees who were reported 70 BE- living luxu-
riously ut the victoria Hotel In this place have
not been seen or heardc
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A"HKFTY" CoRPsE--A young man died in
Connecticut weighing four hundred and twenty
1--WE pounds. The comm proved too big 70 90 in
TO the house, or into the hearse,-too heavy for
the eight pail bearers, and finally the grave was
too small for it. IL was hardly fair for person
have died By inches--B ostsa Transcriuf
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Members Of the Virginia Legislature
TO be Prosecuted for Violation of
the Fifteenth Amendment

states that three members of the Virginia senate
and three members OF the house Of delegates
have been served with notices by the United
states Attorney, Hughes, that he will institute
proceedings against them for violation of the
fifteenth amendment, by acting as members of
the General Assembly while laboring under
political disabilities.
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NONS. y. ATALIE'S
CATTLE COuIQUE COMBINATION

wi
CATTLE CONsQUE COMBINATION
OF SENSATIONAL EUROPEAN NOVELTIES
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Fer One Week only, commencing
MOSDAY, Marco 2J
The Troupe IN part consists of
MoDs. y ATABlE, the Man with tho Iron Jaw:
h ale ANGELO. the Female samson;
LITTLE ZEPHTR, the INTREPID Cti.d wCnIa1.
The La POER BRUTHERS,
The Greatest Prestidig tafeurs Living:
The FREE Gu TWIN SISTERS,
The onaeTful Child VOcalist- and Dan.eusas.
FRAGILE with his Enchanted CLASSES;
Mr. JOHN T. KELLY,
Irish cog e,liaH and Vocalist:
CHARLES WILLIAMS, Balladist:
.nd others. Together with Prof. Meaners Brass
Band Ind Orchestra.
Doors open at 7; curtain rises a.
Admission, 20 and IS cents: children half price
GR1ND FAMILY HA TINER
"wednesday and atuTdsy afternoons, March p ard
Admission 10 Matinee-Adulfs @ cents; Children.
Is cents. n-{at
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Col. AUeUsT V. kAUTz, fifteenth infantry,
h been ordered to take command of the
svcruiting d., pot AZ Newport barracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

TBE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yesterday
heard the cas- OF Thomas Ayre, OF LoudOun
county, Va, Tor slO,l26, and John III. Swceny,
ii Fairfax county, Va. for s5 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE o. the labor
reform party have established their headluar-
ters at 1. o Louisiana avenue. in this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


q card.
ACaFTCyrssn hilc z .i5.sg IN y nh Amer'ct
as iar cry discover sac asid stsopl-
fCr the cure e Nervous weakness. garry II cay
Disease % he riHHry ard seminal 0~gs esf nc
whole rrai 81 ais1rrrs bTou ghf by biQcfui md
vicious HABITS. Gres. numbers tkTe b-eE Cu q nv
this r0bls reprs-y Prompted ty desire 70 ben Il
the afflicted sfa uafcrtcnafe. will send the rec "a
fer prersriur ard using this rs-dicinA in sealed
sIyels D. "a any eae wh H~eSs il. Frsc II Clare
Adtr-s, JOSEPH T IMAM.
S,at.on D, Sibie Horse.
maf7S y New York City
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SUITS ZOE ALLEGED LIBEL have been com
me need against Charles A. Dana, Of the ~ y
Sun. BY 8. g.. Moore End w. H. Kemble, o,
Philadelphia. The latter Is president OF the
Peoples Bank.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
THE PRESIDENT saw no visitors to-day.

Internal REvENUE.-The receipts from this
ouTcc to-day were S2ST 32l GO.
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TIE UNION PACIFIC rRAIN, from the west
yesterday afternoon, crossed the bridge and
transferred Its passengers, mails, &C., to the
Iowa roads at the Union Depot grounds In Coun-
Gil Biz III, Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

ST. PAUL, MIN, March The accident TO
hefsnow-plough train reported YESTERDAY oc-
CURED ON the st. Paul and Pscifc road, and not
ON the Northern Pacific, - stated.
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AnoTIEE.-The Oregon republican state con-
and Colfax.
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TEE CATHOLIC QUESTION IN THE FRENCH
AssEMBLY.-PFeSideRt THEIRS D0at Want II
DiscnsScd-The galleries of the French As
sembly were crowded yesterday afternoon
IN expectation of the debate on the Catho-
nc petitions. MonseignOr Dupanloup, Bishop
OF orleans, rose to open the discussion, but
yielded the tribune TO President Theirs who
proceeded TO address the Chamber. His speech
was plea for further postponement OF the
debate. He deprecated discussion. which he
declared could not by any possibility serve the
interest OF the Holy See. He assured the Depu-
yes That the policy of the government on the
Roman question announced last year was un-
changed. The independence of the Holy See
Vas dear to France, who had always defended
ana would continue to defend il; but any dis
cussion OF the petitions before the Chamber
would seriously embarrass the government,
whlle IL could not benz fit the Holy Father
Monseignor Dupanloup said he would not insist
on speaking after the appeal made BY the Presi-
dent. Easily reconciling the feelings OF a
bishop with the feelings of a Frenchman he
comprehended the respect due the misfortunes
OF france. The policy which had proved fatal
TO France had also been fatal to the See of
Rome. The Assembly then, by a large majority,
decided not TO continue the debate and Dassed
to the consideration of the budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

HALIYAx, n. s., March 3.-The manufac-
turing establishmenfs here have been compelled
TO suspend work, owing 10 the scarcity Of coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

GEN. DYER, Chief OF Ordnance, was more
comfortable to- day than Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

COMMISSIONER DoUGLAss, of the Internal
Revenue bureau, was at his Office short time
to- day. He thinks Of taking a voyage down the
Atlantic coast next week for the benefit of his
health
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The Mexican MuddIe

GEN. TREVIHo ROBs AN AMERICAN.
MATAMoRAs, March 22-(;en. Trevino with
an escort, has arrived at ZalitilIO, and has lev
led a pTestdnO of $4,000. He also directed the
authorities at Monterey To levy $4,000. An
American citizen, named Langstroff, refused 20
pay, when his store was broken open and his
goods sold.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
GREAT SUCCESS. CROWDED HoUsEs
EaeEvoY'S NEW HIBERNICOE!
OR,
IRELAND N AMERICA
EOARS OF LAUGHTER NIGHTLY.
BARNEY NCEA ,THE BEwIrCHISG WIDOW.
MRS. O'CAILAGHAN'S GHOST
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
WITH
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT PM
for the accommodation Of ladies and childr en- and
those 81 eur adult friends that 10 the
AHtne principal cities aud places Of interest in
ireland portrayed over l2.o0 feet Of canvas
nnkL me longest and mOst beautiful panor ana 10
cents. 81
lytning-35 and 30 cents: Children under 10 years,
20 tthls NILS
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FoRrRKss MeNRos, Va, March 3-The
United States steamer Powhattan, convoyins
the iron clad Canonicus, arrived here a. noon
to-day from Philadelphia, and proceeded up to
the Norfolk navy-yard. ~ ~
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FIvE-TwENTIEs REDEEMED Five-twen;y
bonds OF 1862 have been redeemed by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to this date, as follows
Under the first call, sol ,G9S goo; second call,
SO, 1sC $50; third call, So $50; total amount
redeemed SIP 5gI f5O.
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801If0o0 B10ck80e BfOkeD.
BANGOR, March 23.-The blockade or the
Eastern and North American railroad l. a. lar
troken, and trains are moving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

THE ATALANrA BOAT CLUE OF NEW YoRK
nave selected Dr. Russell Withers, stroke; Theo-
dore Van Raden, James w. O'Neili, and Ed
ward Smith q its representatives on the Thames
June 10. They will sail April l3.
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The Indirect Dsnarcs

kNSLAND RkFCSEs TO RECEDE-GRANy
SECOND NoTK-PIoCEEDINGs IN PARLIA-
GENT LAST NIGHT.
A private cable dispatch says the White Star
steamer Baltic left Queenstown at 40 p. m
Yesterday for New York, bearing the second note
OF Lord Granville on the Alabama claims. She
Will be due in New York on the 3lst instant Ac-
cordIng TO the statement made by the London
Telegraph and published in yesterdays STAR
tins second note virtually proposes that Great
Britain and the United States shall each present
whatever claims they choose before the Geneva
tribunal without regard TO the positions pre-
viously taken by either side. Ii seems 70 be bar
gaining for an opportunity to put in as an offset
to the claim for indirect damages the Confetler
ate loan and other matters which this govern
ment has always refused TO acknowledge TO any
Indebtedness on account of. The M after was
brought up in the House OF Lords last evening
Lord Derby, in accordance with notice pleyi-
cusly given, asking information as to the course
the goyernme mt intended to pursue. and severely
commenting upon the reticence of the ministry
Lord Granville, however, in replying, gave no
satisfaction, further than by stating that both
Mr.. Gladstone and himself had already given
answers 70 the questions, TO which nothing could
be added at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

SMALLPOX AND SPOTTED FEvIa.-Fifteer
aork Yesterday, making l0l since SUNDAY
seven new cases were discoveredin tenement
mouse IN Front street, Brooklyn. Three new
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Nfw NATIONAL THEATER.
~ j. q. 81 vilie. Lessee and Manager
SATURDAY ENENING, MAACH 90, IsT2,
Las ptIfoin.s-cr,
WR y. y. OWENS.
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
mr.. OWENS. .....-.....CE. OLLAP0D
MUNpAY RIGhT.
BENEEiT CD FIRE RELIEF FUND.
TUESpAI-BESEElI n <iGHTS UF PYTHIAS
NFDSF DAY. March "a,
NILSSON and GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. m2,
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PIANOS, &c.

"A d. !. III. az t,snha,ins Determined to intro
e I q. .ixi PaAiS ~ rhii.as pSis, shies
to-: is better hnished, and more durasis $500
eeeef Piano made, nov o6er the an. ~ Z, say
os oerGht- or for reasonable instaimen.s Cssl -
Ss.a CARL RiCBrIR, sss PENN. a.
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GIN. BAEcoCK, with the House committee on
appropriations, visited the various government
reservations in this city to-day, the object being
TO inform the committee as to the necessity for
making the appropriations asked for to improve
such rescry ations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

Ret U Re
WIN. MARSHALL, LID.
of Enslsnd,
At ODD FELLOWS HALL, SEVENTH ST
On SUNDAY, MARCH Earn, 1879,
-. At O'Clock , m.
SUBJECT: Pfogrsss N the Nta<sssHfA CsnfHry
-. Tickets, SO Cents.
rdns. proceeds TO be devoted 20 the Clothing and
the Yspos ~ sne poer boys under the auspices Of
-..aoncs fuend society. H2l 81
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ga Scotch mother, insane concerning thu
virtues Of cold water bathing, baptized hei
infant to death.
ga new style of house shoe is q sort of hisb
slipper OF the color of the dress, buttoned on one
side with six small buttons.
ga woman's head, with the present fashion
or wearing the hair, and the high bonnet. i,
eaid to be as large a. that Of horse.
The court train seems to retain its popu-
larify, and the handsomest ball dresses are
made in this style.
one Scott, who runs skunk skin tannerv
IN indianapolis, appeals to higher court from
'ne prosecutions OF Misunderstanding Mayor.
Advices from Mazatlan state that the last
point In Western Mexico in possession Of the
rehels is closely invested by federals, and must
fail Immediately. -'A''
a, Beside her own delegation, vermout has
- sons, porn within her b0arders, in the Alton.
a Congress. OF these, one Senator and three
representatives come from Wisconsiu
The University Of Cambridge, England
mas made Donation to Chicago Of the vain able
series Of books published BY the Pitt pres, or
University printing-ofi3ce
~A Tilted lover in Mobile, Ala, stole the
presents he had given the tickle fair one while
she was being married to his successful rival.
He Is in Jail.
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CoMMUTATIoN OF SEYTENce.-The President
has directed Communication Of the sentence to
suspension from rank for eighteen months and
forfeiture of all pay for that period, except $50
per month, in the case of Second Lieutenant
tried by couTt-martial for conduct unbecominS
an officer, and sentenced to be dismissed the
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

A CoURT-MARTIAL, consisting of Captain
James Mcmillan, Sd artillery; Captain Charles
4. Dickey, I'D infantry; First Lieutenant Geo.
:. Grimes, 2dartillery; First Lieutenant Thomas
~ BRADLEY; Dist infantry; First Lieut.. Charles
T. Ailbourne, I'd artillery, and Second Lieuten-
ant Henry W. HOwgate, 10Th infantry, Judge
advocate, has been appointed to meet at Fort
Nhpple, Va, on Monday next, for the trial OF
prisoners at that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

WHAT DISABLED SOLDIERS ARE ENTITLED
To.--Jhe Second Controller has made decision
aftrming the decision of the Secretary of the
Interior, made January 10Th last, to the effect
that disabled So diers enlisted in the general
service and detailed on clerical duty in the War
department are entitled not only to pay as en-
listed men but to pensions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

GEN. SICKLEs said in New York on Thursday
that he had not resigned his position as Minister
TO Spain, and that he had not decided whether
TO resign or not. He stated that he should at all
events return to Madrid next month, as his
mother and daughter are there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23
LECTURES.

EOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE LITTLE STA.
TERs OF THE POOR.
The Warrington City Hibernian Benevolent 60
skS.y 20. has the pleasure TO announce that the
RlV. JAMES McpEyITT
VIII denver LECTURE for the above Charity 81 tba
NATIONAL TaEATER
On FASTER SUNDAY EvENiNG March a, ,s-,
ats O'Clock subJect:-THE iRIsU o TEsTtaS
Admission, Fifty Cents
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"oMAN'S SUFFRAGE CoNBATTED
LECTURE BY
MRS. SARAH LANMAN HOPPER
OF NV YORK,
At LINCOLN HAIL.
On TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH germ,
THIS Lecture IL without reference to PARTY or
-tcT; Will be an attack upon the and ISFI
lrlks OF the PREsENI AGE, ont OF which, with 9th.
hueuces unfavorable 10 the growth OF Rannbliran
institutions, has slruhg the demand for
UNRESTRICTED SUFFRAGE
Ihis lady IL an tnde pendent thinker belieyiny in
Nomans Elevated Mission, hut strongly opposed 20
.ns extension OF political power behalf OF the
women 81 America arguing clearly and forcihly
inutiiity. s' Vi
Lecture 70 commence at o clock m.
Tickets 30 cents, 10 be had at MesEerott's M NJ ie
store and Al the door on the evening Of the Lecture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

TRANSFER or NAVAL OFFIcERs.-Surgeon
George W. Wood, and assistant surgeon Clarence
T.. Blake have been detached from the naval
station at Mare Island, California, and ordered
to the Lackawana. Assistant Surgeon Remus
q. Persons has been detached from the navy
yard at Mare bland, and ordered 10 the naval
hospital at that yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

PToFAGATIoS OF FOoD FIsHEs.-The House
committee on approx r.ations yesterday heard the
argument OF Professor Baird, OF the Smithson-
ian Institute, and Hon. William FRYE, of Maine.
IN favor of an appropriation OF $4,000 for the
perfection and propagation of food fishes, which
will be IavOrably repOrted by the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

the Hon. Il. W. Schofeld joined in letter
requesting him 20 reconsider his determination
in refusing denomination to Congress from the
Erie (Penn.) district. Mr.. Schofeld, however,
refuses with thanks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-23

The ACCOUNTS OF COLLECTOR STANTON
supervisor Fulton, of Baltimore, who is iuyesti-
gazing the accounts of Stanton, the defaulting
collector, reports to the Internal Revenue bu-
TeaU that in the accounts already examined he
finds deficit of about so 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-01
Gcnta' Goods.


is THE SCENE OF EXCITEMENT in Charles
I town. The arrival 81 Ecw ard beautiful Spring
Stylas of Dolly Nardcns. makes No. - the conttc
Of attraction Tor the fashionable world Our stock
comprises all that is useful and Ue are prepared
to offer special inducements 20 Cad buyers. We
keep nothing but choice goods and gill sell them
as low as any house in the Valley, 70 prompt pay
ing customers.
We extend an invitation to the human family 20
call and give our New Homemade Shoes a trial,
they surpass anything ever offered in this market
for style and durability. nice line of Plain and
Fancy Cassimcres, Ready made Clothing, Spring
STYLES Of Hats, Straw Goods. &c. for sale cheap
for cab. TkUSSELL d LUCAS.
Auri ~ lsT2
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To Farmers and Others.

7. HENRY HOLLAND. he celebrated Machiuist,
81 having leased the shops lately occupied by
Hiram u BlEnou, and having secured the Service
o. 4 no. SMITH intends conducting "a general
CIk$NIITEETN -
Business-iu 40 i,s branchcs- shoeing DC, az
ricultnral implements, dc. VIII also Repair al
manner of Machinery used by farmers aud others
Thrcshing Machines, Reapcrs, Mowers, Wheat
Drills, Buggy kakcs, Fans, Shellcri, straw Cut
tiers, sc. H. g. also getting no a new inrcnuon
for planting corn. sows correct, both ways, two
ROWS az time. VIII uy il tals year. Gsancast
invention OF the are.
Let ne say just here, bring in your mschines
early. Ny engagements are such that time b ire
cious Hc viii also putin Iron C0gs uhcnb broken
out. Those be lui iu last year gave cLtirc s1Ns-
faction.
TO THOSE WORKING STEAM ENGINES.
he will pack Piston and other Rods: SET Slide
Valves and put her in proper beat Rc.Bab.t
Bearings; put In Set Screws; make aud repair
KEYS and Gibs; adjust Quarter Boxes sct gP
Rings on follower; head Repair Nnycgi connect
Pipes; caulk Flues, &C., and many other repairs
highly necessary for the running Of the same.
lie will also pui up iha Common or the Force
Pump lironl in Cistcrns.
Hard study and experience for the laft fifteen
years have made him equa! with the tines. he
expresses himself thankful for the patronage a.
Jefferson. Berkeley aud Clarke, and nov wants -
give 20 good cid Jefferson bisbcsttslcHt and ume.
Terms satisfactory.
Charlestown, April c, lS72-E
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Jefferson Institute,
CharIestown, w, VirGimi

CharIcStOv WI, " ' IL III.
TIME next Session will commence on Nondoy,
September In, 1871.
BENZ provided with competent ssistants, every
advantage for a thorough course in English, the
Language Drawing Music on Piano and Organ,
will be afforded. PARTICULAR attention will be paid
to Music, and pupils viii be required to play at the
Musical Soirecs, when the friends OF the pupils can
have an opportunity TO judge Of their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as well as
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, &c, apply to the Princi-
pal Mrs. \. NJ. tohKLSI /.
July %, 1871.
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10 CONSUAIPTIVES.

TNHE advertiser, having been permanently cured
ofthat dread disease, Consumption, by a sim
PIE remedy, is anxious % make known 20 his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure. To all who desire 1t,
he will send copy Of the prescription used, Gree
of chargo1 with the directions for preparing ana
using the same, which they viii hnd SURE CURE
for CoNsCnPrl0S, ASTHMA, BE0NCHIus, dc.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
dress KEv El.N AID 4. W lLSON,
26l South Third Street, Williamsburg, y. \.
Nov H. IS7l-Tv.
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FOR THE SHERIFFALTY.

I RESPECTFULLY auuoance myself as Can
& dilate for the Shcriiaity Of Jefferson County
lam In the field free and independent, and II
meet the approval OF the people 40 the polls on the
fourth TLursday in August next, l promise
ai;hsu, performance Of the duties OF the ONCE
lf.l..t.a will then announces my Deputies.
RICHARD B. WASHINGTON.
Apfn2T. lsI2-te.
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GROCERIES.

4 RRIVAL Of Fresh Groceries at No. a.
a Dried Peaches, Y. o. Sugar, y. o. Molasses,
Nice Fresh Cheese, Soda and Water Crackers,
Maccaroni, Family Syrups Of AL grades, Crushed,
CLARIFIED, Pulyerzed and Granulatod Sugars.
Rice, Spices OF every variety, Bablit's Celebrated
Washing Soap, Fancy Toilet Soap, Bottle Snuff,
Concentrated 1--we Fine c.. =. Teas, Chewing To-
bacco. Smoking Tobacco, QueenWarc, Wooden
ware, Wilowuaro, &c, for sale hy
April q, 1872 TRUSSELL ~ LUCAS.