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The New York herald., 1873-10-10
SPECIAL AND PEREMPT0RY SALE.
N BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
THIS DAY tFRlDAY. OCTOBER 10 AT
lo,s O'CLOCK, PRQMrT

AND REAR OF NEW YORK HOTEL,
BY JENKINS DUFF, AUCTIONEEKS,
INCLUDING ALL THE FINE TURNOUT OF A
PROMINENT BANKEB OF TuIS CITY,
consisting of beautiful team Of Ponies beautifully
marked have been ridden and driven by ladies' and are
without exception, az fine family team as stands for
sale in this city, would also make excellent business
team; they sound, kind and true.
Also fast bay ,horoughcrcd Geidng ls'i hands high,
ported Mare he can show 35 gait and trot his mile
out inside Of 20, he fine breaker and ca.chcr good
nr.c.s,,e1 snd warranted sonnd and kind;
Also tss gray Mare, i51a hands high and years old
sired by Eureka dam Messenger pull road wagon
inside Of 81 and liner driver is seldom to be found;
she Is warranted so1nd and kind.
Also 10 st ana stylish bay gcng Ethan Boy he Isl.
hands high, years old; sired by Ethan Alien. dam
thcroughbred he can trot in 80 and one OF the finest
horses in The state; he Is sound, Kind and true.
Aso fast sorro Lady Todd. l5,s hands high and
years old was raised BY Squire Todd OF Wescheser
and troted 10 pole In 49, can beat As single, and with
the exception of little sore forward Is sound and kind
Also an extension Top Cabriolet extension top Park
PhaGton, side bar Top Wagon, open Road Wagon,
Robes, &c. -
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

N A NO. l OFFER-NOT HAVING THE REQUIS,
II itc time to attend two growing ESTABLISHMENTS I
will give live young two-third interest in one
for $500; 500 cash, balance three aud six months Mue
call to-day tomorrow at 10 East Twenty third street
To & Z. M only
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

A GOOD INCOME OF $1,000 YEARLY, BESIDES
"a salary. may be obtained by gentleman Of probity
taking the of old established business Of
high Character and investing 5000 in branch paying
enterprise showing large profits Address RETIRING
PRINCIPAL. Herald uptoMn Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A LEXINGTON BOARDING STABLES NOS i0S
IL and Ito West Fiftythrd street. near Sixth avenue:
The beet ventilated and conducted stables in the United
States especially erected gentlemen wishing TO sta
@. j. FARLEY Proprietor
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A N ESTABLISHED. CLEAN, Cash, PROFITABLE
on favorable terms. Apply to UNDERHILL CO., !"
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

YAoHT MARfQUIrA FOR sALH-y FRET LoNo.
vsrs ana seaworthy new mast and calls this year
voy complete inventory For further particulars nrpiy
on p1sgu az loot Of Court sreet Brooklyn, or to O.
ohbhVEas W Chambers street. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

TOR sALR-A PAIR OF STYLISH BAY HORSES,
l5h hands sound and kind. Apply at private stable
II West Forty fourth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

HyHE PROPRIETOR or A LARGE AND sUOCEssFUA
i manufacturing concern In tho country wishes -
make the acquaintance Of one or more capitalists g
form partnership stock Company 0r the
purpose of erecting furnaces additional dwellings
Tor hands, country sorehouse etc. For particulars ad
dress G. q. Co. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

L,OR SALE, OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR A PAIR OF
I No. I carriage Horses-A 1rst class "Landaulct"
by first class city makers property OF private gentle
man. Address IT,, box ,i54 Post office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

E,oR SALE-A COMPLETE COUPE ESTABLISH.
u mont; the Coupe built to order bv Lawrence, and
Harness by Campbell: splendid Mare Ken lucky bred
6years old will be sold together separately Apply
at l05 West Thirty first street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
spoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
n Birds &C.; Medicines Tor a diseases. Prepared
Food tor mocking birds; at B G. DovEYs, No. Greene
| street. Canal
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

LsOR sALE-A BAY MARE, 6 YEARS OLD; SOUND
and kind in either single double harness. Call or
address, tor two days I65 Wavery place. between Tenth
and christopher streets
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

DOR SALE-A soRREL MARE, SET HARNESS AND
light Country Wagon tor $780, also second hand Clar-
ence in good condition. price $20o So Walker street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-CORNER OF CANAL STREET AND BOW
IL ery 4 red Leather Bag, containing account
book valuable only TO the owner reward will be paid
by sending IL 10 the housekceper, i2s Hester street.
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S. Y. VS.. TIE NJ. & P. R. r.

The Martinsburg Statesman, in its last
issue, throws out. the insinuaton that the
statement that the precarious condition Of Mr.
Thos. B. Kennedy's health was the cause of
his resignation of the presidency of the Shen>
andoah Valley Railroad Company is incorrect,
giving as a reason therefor that she made no
difficulty in the acceptance of the presidency
of tie Martinsburg and Potomac Railroad
Company" to which position he has been
elected. There is nothing surprising, what,
ever; III this. Any man with half ali eye
might readily see that although gentleman
should feel himself incapacitated for the oner-
GUS duties and responsibilities of great trunk
railroad like the Shenandoah Valley yet he
might with perfect consistency accept the
light duties of nominal president of lille
connecting link such as the Martinsburg and
Potomac, and perform all the labors required,
even though he were confined to the narrow
limits Of his own bed chamber
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-29
DISASTROUS FIRE IN BALTIMORE,

cn Saturday morning one of the most ex>
tensive and destructive confagrations ever
known in Baltimore occurred near the heart
of the city, and threatened at one time to
rival the previous disasters of Chicago and
Boston, destroying two chufo'fes and over one
hundred houses, including >nlfnerous Small
dwellings, few factories and stores, render
ing large number of people homeless, and
destroying probably $500, 900 worth of prop-
erty, if not moro. The fire, says tHs Sin,
broke out at about 1915 a. NJ, in shavings
box ABIDING the engine room Of the plaining-
mill and sash and blind factory of j. Thomas
& Sons, on Park and Clay streety, thickly
settled neighborhood near the centre of the
city. In very brief space of time the
building, owing to the inaammable nature of
the wood and material with which it was
stored, was wrapt in flames and the 'oontlag,a.
ton began.
From the satne paper we learn that the cen>
tire of the berned district may be located at
the corner of Park and Clay streets near
which point the fire ad its origin in the steam
plaining>mill of Messrs Jos Thomas & Sons
From that central point it spread to Clay
street, both east and west, near to Liberty and
Howard; on Park street, both north and south,
TO Mulberry and Lexington. Within these
limits it consumed more than hundred build.
ings, chiefly dwellings, several large manus
featuring establishments, two costly churches
and the buildings of st. Alphonsus schools.
While no solid square was entirely consumed,
the fire in its cratic leaps consumed portion
OF five squares, and much the larger portion
of them.
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-. JeHerson County, set :
In the County Court, July Rules. 1878.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of said
Court, the first Mondoy in July, 1878:
GEORGE D. JOHNSON, Ppt,H. fiction of
Against ds,um,,t mod
Samuel T. Rowland. Defendant. -4ttachment. At
HNHE otject of this suit is to recover a Judgment
Il against the Defendont for sizes on due bv &C
count, with interest S45.7S from Juae Goth
1871, and interest on $4,000 from pril Ist, 1871
and costs of suit and to attach the estate the De
fendantfo the payment thereof.
II appearing by affidavit filed that the said De-
PENDANT lie not resident IF this State he is hereby
required = appear within month after the fret
Publication Of this order, and do what is ecessary
to protect his interest herein.
And 1t is ordered that copy Of this ord err be pub.
the Spirit Of Jefferson - newspaper published in
this County, and 2 ,eted at the front door Of the
Court house cf thfs County, az the law requires:
Copy-Teste.
J.. Mason, .. q.
mi tST2Eit
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TUESDAY MORNING. JULY %, 1875.
COURT OF APPEALS.

In pursuance of an act Of the last aLegis.l
lature, the first Court of Appeals ever wit
messed in Charlestown will commerce its Aus
gust term on The 9th of next month. AT each
August term Of the Court, which under the
law as it now stands mus. always be held in
Charlestown, will be tried all cases of Appeal
from the second judicial Division, composed
of the third and fourth Circuits, embracing
the eight counties east of the 'Alleghany
mountains. We may reasonably expect there.
: fore little sprinkling of the legal fraternity
from most of these counties; and possibly
some of the litigants will think it necessary
to follow on behind in order to keep an eye
upon those whom they have employed to look
" after theirinterests. Our town will no doubt
'"be full to vetaowihg with strangers. -Four.
Teen or fifteen years ago, wien Peace and
Plenty, twin sisters, reigned supreme in JEFF
ferson county, these visitors would have been
: shown an hospitality worthy of any other por.
ton of the Old Dominion in her palmiest
days. But Plenty has long since abdicated
her throne, aud instead of her sister Peacel
oo ohoaAoay oi1eEeut ieuaie OF tHaG name, or
the strong minded sisterhood, and lio passetth
all understanding, has come among us, and
with her as an inseparable friend, has brought.
Poverty, the mortal enemy of Plenty. We
are afraid, therefore. that our visitors, from
md fault Of ours, will not fare as well under
the new order of things as they would have
done in days of yofe but, nevertheless, we
will ensure them hearty reception at the
hands of our people.
Upon last Friday, the Law Library Asso-
citation of Jefferson county received four
hundred ofthe books purchased by the county
for the use of the Court, and we understand
there are about three hundred more expected.
These, with the Washington Library, borrowed
by the Association, and the contributions BY
the several lawyers from Sheir private libraries,
will amount to about ], 900 volumes.
The docket of the Court shows eighteen
eases set for trial at the coming term, and we
are Informed there are some five or six more
not upon the docket which, by consent of
parties, will probably be tried. Ifafter few
sessions of the Court among US, the people of
Jefferson regret any little outlay which was
necessary to render the Court psrmanency
at Charlestown, We Shall be greatly mistaken
THAT'S all.
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MARRIED.

on Tuesday morning. July ed, 1873, in
Zion Episcopal Church. C harlestown, by Rev.
w. 7. Leavell, Rev..BEvERLY DANDR1DGE
TUCKER, son of Beverly Tucker. Esq to
Miss anna Mania WASHINGTON, daughter
OF the late Col. John A. Washington.
AT the Parsonage of the NJ. E. Church
South, in Charlestown, on the 24th inst, by
Kew. w. A. Wade, Mr.. JAMES K. Polk
PEAR, to Miss ELLEN DELANY, all Of this
county.
In strinesville Berkeley county s,s on the s.h
inst, by the Rev:J. ". Hoover, Mr.. JOSEPH
r. Cook to Miss ELIZA CALDWELL, all of
Martinsburg
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: DuFF1IELps. July Is, 1873.

DuFFIELps, July Is, 1873.
Ef7itor of the Register
DEAR SlR-Will you please inffsrta Us
whether there are any candidates for the po-
sition Of County Superintendent. of Free
Schools, to be voted for at the approaching
election on the second Friday in August7
Yours respectfully,
~ PERSONS INTERESTED
We can onf5 say to ..Persons Interested
that we have heard 10 ono mentioned assyet,
but presume the present Superintendent, W.
L. Wilson,. Esq, be a candidate for res
election and if not, we would suggest the
name Of Prof Joseph McMurren, of this
place, as enc who is every way qualified for
the place and will discharge the duties of the
office satisfactorily. This is an important Of
fee and some one familiar with and interested
in the Workings Of our school system should
be elected.-Shepherds Register.
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Jefferson County, set

Jehers0n County, set
In the County Court, July Rules, 1873
At Rufcs held in the Clerks Office Of said
Court, tie first Monday IN Ju1y, 1873:
JOSEPH #. wAGELY, Plaintiff, Aetion of
49,, = Against. fAssumpsit and
Samuel T. Rowland, Defendant. 4nachmenk
THE object Of this suit is to recover a Judgment
L against the Defendant for S66.67 due by &C
count and costa Of suit, and to attach estate Of
the eendant for the payment thereof.
tappearing by affidavit filed that the Defendant
to appear with in one month after the first pubca
tion OF this order and do what ia necessary to pro-
tect his interest herein.
md it is ordered that copy OF this order be pub
!ishcd once weak. for four successive weeks in
the spirit of Jefferson newspaper published in
this county, and posted at the front door of the
Court House. Of thi. county, as the iaw requires
T. Mason, A'' '''A'
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TO ALL CONCERNED!
HOUSE PAINTING, GRAINING,
PAPER HANGING. &C.

ToHNN. WELLINGTON again 2roffers his ser.
vices to the public for the speedy execution nd
IN the mos. artistic atty Of work in the Ho USE
PAINTING. WALL PAPERFNG, FURNITURE
RESoVATISG. or CHAIR GAMING line. Prize.
rS7nable. and E.tsfaction guaranteed. Thank
(a' 30 ms for 'he Of the past.
increased facilities for -cution OF his busne.s
his line. =. - ii'
% Shop in basement, mex, door to Mr.. John
Ashbaugh's Tailoring establishment Northwest
corner Of Liberty and Lawrence SITS.
July %, 1s73-3m. j w
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The startling drawback nearly all medicinal
agents has been that in their pi purRa
ton and nrIifeatton they have also d.histsd the
long sought fossn agent thst would
PURGE, PUEIFY AMI STRENGTH
AT one and the same time.
Their research has at last been rewarded by a
discovery which fully Lies the fondest dcs;trs Of
me medlcai faculty and which s justly regarded
as tho 1nost important triumph that Pha rnacy has
ever achieved. This important desideratum is
DIR. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill.
Which purify the blood and remove II corruDt bu.
mora and unhealthy accLmula,i lions # ON the bod y
and yet produces no weakness Iassitude what
ever but on ID contrary tones the stomach
v1gorates tLo body during the progress OF their op-
Grafton They unite the heretofore irreconciea bic
qualities Of Strengthening Purgativc and n Puri-
lying Tonic.
Dr.. Tutt's Pills the most active and searching
medicine in existence. They at attack the
very root of aisessca and their action il SO PROMPT
that IN an hour two after they the pa-
tIsns il aware Of their good effects. They may he
taken at any time withoutrestrsut of diet or occu.
patton; they produce neither nnnsea :, gripping or
debility, and as a family medicine have no rival
Price % cents I"Ix. Sold Ivy all Dfueri.ts
Principal Office, IS and 90 Plat ST., New York.
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THE APPROPRIATENESS
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

JeHerson County, set
In tho County Court. July Rules. 1873.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of said
!C0ast, the.frst Mondcy an Ju1v, 1878:
JAMES W. CHAPMAN, Plaintiff 1cf;sn Of
Against dssumn.;t ,,d
Samuel T. Rowland, Defendant. Aifa chment.
T1NIiE object of this suit is to recover JUDGMENT
l. against the Defendant for Sl3l.52 due by &C.
count and costs suit 10 attach the estate Of
the Defendant for the pa yment thereof
fappearing, by affidavit filed. that the said De-
1endant ia NOT resident of this State ia hereby
required to appear ithin month fter the Fl rst
'puoea ton OF this ORDER and do what ia necessary
to protect ha interest herein
And it is ordered that a COPY of this order he nut
lished once week for four successive weeks in the
Spirit of Newspaper published in this
county, and posted at the front door of the Court
House OF the said County, as the law requires.
Copy-Teste.
TIA. MOORE, Clerk.
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E The Great Council of the Improved
Order of Red Men, of West Virginia, met in
Wheeling, on the 9th instant, and after a very
Harmonious session, adjourned to meet in
MaFtinsbufg on the 4th Wednesday in July,
1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-29
THE GOVERNORS POWER.

There is one solid fact in connection with
the recent controversy concerning the appoint
ing power, which some of our Radical friends
seem to have lost sight of. They are fond of
denouncing the legislature for having, as they
allege, stripped the Governor of his preros-
'atives and reduced him to the position of ga
here figure head" Of the State government
and thus placed the resources of the State sat
the mercy of a plundering ring" and all that
sort of thing. Well now what is this fact !?
What has the legislature done? It has simplv
taken from the Governor alone and vested in
the Board of Public Works (of which the
Governor is member tie power to appoint
nine Directors IF the Hospital for the Insane /!
Only this and nothing more.
The Governor has never had, and never
before assumed, authority to appoint Super
lntendent of the Peuitentiary lie has never
had authority to designate a Board of Direc-
tors OF that institution ; neither has he ever
Trad or assumed to have power, of himself, to
appoint Superintendent of the Cumberland
road. All of these appointments have here
tofore been made by the Board of Public
Works in its collective capacity, and they are
so made still, IN accordance with existing law.
The only officers heretofore appointed by the
Governor alone, but now appointed by the
Board of Public Works, are, as wc have stated
above, the Directors of the Hospital for the
Insane, and this was taken from him solely
bscatse Of his manifest purpose Of appointing
. Board pledged to the removal of Doctor
Camden, the present Medical Director of that
institution, competent and experienced off
Ger and brother of Governor Jacobs opro-
nent in the late gubernatorial campaign. It
~ss to prevent the contamination Of this piece
OF petty spite work, and to prevent the Cow
srnor from gratifying his personal revenge at
the expense of the Hospital for the Insane,
that it was deemed most prudent by the leg
isfature to let the united Board of Public
Works make the appointment.
The Governor has all the power he ever
had, with the single exception of the appont-
ment Of nine Directors of the Hospital for
the Insane. This is the only appointment
that has been taken from him by this dread
fu Legislature. he has as mitch right as he
ever had to fight thieves and eorraptionists,
come they from what quarter they may, and
if he don't do it., it is his own fault He has
recently assumed a greater authority than that
ever exercised or ever claimed by any former
Governor Of Virginia, or of West Virginia,
or, so far as We are aware, Of any other State
in the Union This extraordinary assfmn>
ton has been pretty emphatically rebdked by
the highest legal tribunal to which the ques-
ton could be brought, and we presume that
Governor Jacob will be careful not to place
himself again liz so humiiating position
He has nearly the same power of appointment
hs~enjoyed before. 1t is as great as any
former Governor of Virginia or of Yves. Vir-
GINA ever enjoyed. Let him be content
Wheeling Register.
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DIED.

At the residence of Mr.. Hezekiah Colbert,
near Haltown, in this county, (where he had
resided for over twenty yearsO MIR. .ARoH17
BALD JACKSON, familiarly known as ssUncle
Arch, aged about 73 years.,
In Lincoln county, KY, on Friday evening,
July 18th, 1873, Prof. w. q. TRuEHART,
formerly Professor in, the Wesleyan Female
Institute of Staunton, Va, and son in law of
John q. Myers, Esq, of Middleway, in this
county
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Testimonial from Trustees.

To Ivm. II. liable, ESQ: 49, 1910
SIR:-As Trustees of the Charlestown Academy.
we desire to express entire appreciation of your
management "fthe a eadeny during the past wear
and espee iaily our high appreciation of your dis
clptine and diligence which has resulted in zeal
and thoroughness in your pupils rarely seen in any
school Respectfully yours. &c,
Il ESaV u DAvNNPosT, DAVID How.tL.
IhoNAS Z. IazsS, AspaEw IlUSTsR,
LAS. Law HuoFF, RoD'T T. BRowN
CLEoN MOORE. GEO "a Tp,xrn
WM. t.. Wilson,
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CnnvETeete. y - : -,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk G. {

L" the Circuit Court Of JEFFERSON County,
In Term, May LIST, 1878:
VIM. & JOHN CRAZY,
LUCINDA MYERS. Adm in i.tr.tri1 of Joseph NV.
VIM. Myers, deceased.
BY consent of PARTIES this cause is referred to a
Commissioner of this Court to the order Of
reference made at the special term of this Court in
February, 1871, which has not been executed A.
therein cir ted, and make report OF his proceed.
ings to a future term of this Court
Copy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN. Clerk
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

MY NEW HOUSE, now nearly completed,
4Hl situated on the outskirts of Charlestowa
Also for sale privstely THREE GOOD
HORSES, one Two>Horse Wagon, and lot
of Farming Implements 81 arness, &c. :.
July 20, 1s7s-at.
EERKE'sP Pure Grape wines..oftbe vintage of
" lS5s,as MASoN'S, Doug etore.
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NEW ADvERFIsEMENTs.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Small Farm.

by virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court
II of Jefferson County, West Va, pro-
nounced on the 10Th. day of April, 1878, in!
suit in Chancery therein depending, in
which Frances NJ. Trusscl Administrators.
&C., is plaintiff, and Lucy c. Trussell ct. ais
are defendants, the undersigned will offer for
sale, at Public Auction, on
URD4Y, AUGUST $50, 1878,
in front of the Court House in Charlestown
Valuable Tract or Parcel of Land, contains
ing
SO 1-2 Acres.
situate and lying on the line of the smthfcld
and Shepherdstown Turnpike, in Jefferson
county, about one mile South of Kearneys.
vile, Station on the Il. & o. Railroad -
Said tract adjoins the lands of Isaao II. Stri-
der, DR.. Logic, and others, and is of a fine
quality of Limestone.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
consist of comfortable DWELLING, Corn.
House and. Stablng, Well of Excellent
Water, and Young Orchard of choice fruit.
TERMS oE SALE.-One-Third Cash the
residue in one and two equal annual paw
ments, with interest from day of sale. and de-
ferred payments to be- secured by the. bonds
of the purchaser, and lien 90 the premises,
JOSEPH .TRAPNELL.
JAMES Logic,
Special Commissioners.
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o p q L A II f x 20 8 i T o II
OF THE GOSPELS AND ACTS,

by New. ALFRED NEviN, l.. il. ID. D..
embraces the International Series of Lessons for
three years. Every pastor, teacher and family
needs IL Endorsed by Presidents McCr7h'. Cob.
leigh. King, Wallace, Bishops Simpson, Stephens.
Haven and the Clergy and Prcss in all parts of the
country. Agents wanted. Liberal terms given. =
Addcess ZlEGLER x McCURDY, SIS Arch st.
Philadelphia, Pa. J29iy