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ANGUS ia
FEMALE SEMINARY.
STAUNTON, va.

Tne Academic term Of this Institution COM
meuces the middle Of September and closes the
corresponding time the following June
This j. the largest first elass Institution in
Virginia. IL has a corps ofupvards of twenty
"tirers and teachers. The English course cx-
teusive and thorough.
Advantages for Music aud Languages cannot
be surpassed.
seven Music Teachers. four instrumental and
thrcy Vocal, are constantly employed. whose
reputation has been extended wherever the
school j. snown.
a resident French governess and native
French gentleman teach pupils 10 speak the
language a. well A. read aud write IT,
The Building for comfort. elegance and con-
Vcuicnee unsurpassed in the State.
or full particulars address Miss NJ. J. BALD
WIS. Principal.
The character and reputation Of the School
may be learned from the annexed testimonials
from gentlemen whose position aud character
give value TO their COMMUNICATIONS:
1.-Two Of my daughters have been pupils Of
Miss Baldwin's School. I have thus become
familiar with her system Of instruction nj the
merits of the Institution. The School Is a
Christian household, in which love aud duty
are the controlling powers"
ALEXANDER II. II. STUART. stanton, Va.
Il consider this School A. amongst the best.
If not the very best in the south
WV. II. McGuFFEY.
University OF Virginia.
81 regard this School in fts whole organiza
ton and con duct. worthy OF the unrcscrvcd
confidence OF parents who wish their daughters
taught sound learning, graceful accomplish
mcnts and correct principles.
JuHS Is. BALDwtS, Staunion. Va.
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INTERPOLATION.

While ourliyes are daily weaving tlicr net
e. curious threads, waiting memory claims
'nr heart for a liule while, aud we tread
,Ie pathway backward" ill We stand
'.arn under the scented lines. and the
1estiul peace Of the oldeu loves iii H.
with t"e rythm OF the meioiy chime that
vas wed to the sweetest words. and il l.
again fcS'al May time. crowned With
flowers, sylvan hover testo,ned with
blossoms OF bright immortelles. aud laden
with the hnrmopy Of CRY -,al waters 4
tcilural retreat in while no care siis
hrnoilng, and no sound * heard save the
echoes of perfect joy, which mirth crown,
the board Like the wxuderer IN the Isle
81 Paphos. a thousand unseen harps pour
forth the melodies ct the olden time. when
hope wore its rshtest robes aud the
tiuk ing fountains echo back the songs
We loved in the DAYS oil our bonnv child
hood As the shadow OF great rock in
Hweary land, the soft sunshine comes to
- again aud Hoods our hearts with it, zen
ale radiance. Rerospection, like beau
trous queen. sits ever in the hover and
when we grow weary of the vorII and i,s
heartburnings we know there i A east 10
N hich she will haIi us. and memory will
pipe to the dancing oil our dreams The
stars ofthose early loves. have write,
their elouuent lessons in our .oul. and ,bey
rale not a, the wears 90 hv. They bnve
lett their message there. a, record. Of IN,
mutable beauty and As .piri, landmarks
,..cy stand forever there. a Mecca Ia III.
weary feet, an Aram to the lainring hear,
,,,oj L,., Go3Il.. o,, W.. '
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FtODE>ENft

" ii.s ne, dear maid. to seal the vow
o. love that th,u hast riadc."
II have no right to kiss thee now"
The modest maiden said.
''If thou cans, fad i; in thine heart
Ny frs, wish To- refuse.
Perhaps It's best that We should part
Ere We our freedom lose"
although to kiss yop domur,
Yet please 20 recollec',
That IL you choose to ki-s me-, sir.
OF crur.e cant object"
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AGRICULTURAL tos.nl-. --ttr -..u.t
,-.ou OF fH. National Agricultural ,or-
D.. pee ,.I. ur hcId at lul ..aiol- ..n 4,I.
p.N Meet e.. tnr ~tstr As-.u ui-a So.
..cus- sill. h,f. lr,seuje. alain. IwoIoc.,
C .,i.r. 100 Nu-IuIa were er-c-of oct a. 'he
rrst session. -lecfit,.t. d. Colonel i.uh
.rt T. Witlers nri thr lameu'ed Mau-,
= "Iu uniop there D. strength, We hol.
f1at tue Virginia agricultural ortaniz1
,.on- Vul promptly consider fre eNpedIcu
6 OF -onding delegate 10 ind annapolis beat
month - Richmond Whiy
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sRsCHYGAN CENTRAL.

Trainslcave Lawton ae fcllows;
EAST WYsI
Mail 1913 q. 10. 3:l5p.m
Kalamazoo Ace S:iSp L.. i:oS IL III.
Evening Express l:40am i'U3 g. n
II. y. SARGENT, Gen. sup.
G. Y. HuRD, Asst Gen. Supt,
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yET II. B.HATHwAY, y. d.. Physician ard sur
w geon. Professional callspromptly attend
&C. Onice in the Sherman Buildings, over the
p-nr store oi q. " Longwcll & Co, Paw Paw
Mich Et
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AClergyman, while residing III south Amerca,
as missionary, discovered a safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs, and the whole train OF disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate Will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope. TO any one who needs 1t, Free
Of Chdrge. Address, JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
g35-lv. station y, Bible IIouse, New York City
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Notice 40 Near dlaims-In Pro-
6ato Court, Van Buren, County: Estate of
James Lowry, deceased. Notice ~ hereby
given, that said Probate Court will receive. ex.
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
creditors against the Estate OF said deceased.
and Monday, Juno 80, and Monday, July u, arc
hereby assigned for herring SAID claiins. and
SIX months from the date hereof arc allowed
creditors ia which to present their claims.
Dated Paw Paw. June 16, 1873. 9jItG~
GEO. W. LAYTON, Judge OF Probate.
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Order lor Appcarancc.-state O

Order ior Appearances of
Michgan.ln the Circuit Court for the Coun-
ty OF Van BureD, In Chancery--! ora +. Klein,
complainant, vs. Charles Klein. defendant
SUIT pending in the Ninth judicial Circuit Of the
state OF Michigan, in Chancery. 1t satisiacto-
rily appearing to me by affidavit, that tine SAID
defendant, Charles Klein is a resident of this
states. that process for the appearance of said
defendant, Charles Klein has been duly issued
and that the same could not be served by rea-
son OF the continued absence Of the defendant
from his place of residence. On motion Of
Foster X Coleman, Solicitors for complainant,
1t is Ordered that the said defendant Charles
Klein cause his appearance in this cause to be
entered with three months from the date of
this order; and that in case or his appearance
ne cause his answer to the complainants bill to
be filed and a copy thereof TO be served on the
complalnants solicitors within twenty days
after service Of a copy of said bill and
notice OF this order; and in default there
OF, that SAID bill be taken as confessed by the
said defendant Charles Klein. And it is flrth-
er ordered that within twenty days the said
complainant cause notice of this order TO be
published IN the True NoRTHERNER, and that
the same be continued IN said paper once In
each week FOR SIX successive weeks; OF that she
cause copy of this order to be personally
served on the said defendant, Charles Klein, at
least twenty days before the time prescribed
for his appearance.
Dated June 4th 1873. 95Ot7.
CHARLES II. BROWN, Circuit Judge
FOSTER COLEMAN, Solicitors for Comprt
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KNOWLES & ROWLAND, Attorneys at Law
"a aud Solicitors in ChaucCry. Agents for
Hartford and other Insurance Companies. Once
Northwest corner Main and kalamazoo streets,
tccond story, Paw Paw, Mich.
InHN KNOwLEe q. ". RoWLAND.
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THABLES l.. FITCH, Attorney, Counselor and
- Solicitor. Office opposite The Court House.
Paw Paw, Mich. so
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Probate Ordcr-state of Micbig

Probate Ordcr-State of Michigan
County Of Van Buren,. ss. At a session of the
Probate Court. for the County OF Van buren,
holdon at the Probate Office, in the village OF
Paw Paw on Monday the twenty-sxth day of
MAY, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-three present-George W. Law-
ton. Judge of Probate. In the matter Of the
Estate of George WIckens, dec eased. On read
ing and filing the petition, duly verified, of
Joseph Nickens father OF said deceased pray
ing that administration of the estate OF said
deceased may be granted 10 John Lyle or to
some other suitable person Thereupon il is
Ordered, that Monday, the twenty-thrd day Of
June, 1878, at ten O'Clock III the forenoon. be
assigned for the hearing OF said petition, and
that the heirs at law OF said deceased, and all
other persons interested in said estate, are re-
quired to appear at a session OF said Court.
then to be holden at the Probate Office in the
village OF Paw Paw, and show cause, if any
there be, why the prayer OF tho petitioner
should not be granted. And it Is further order
cd, that said petitioner give notice to the per-
sons interested Ill said estate, OF the pendency
OF said petition, aud the hearing thereof, by
causing copy of this Order to be published
in the True Northerner, a newspaper printed
and circulating i'll SAID County of Van Buren,
for three successive weeks, at least, previous
to SAID day of hearing. 94St3
GEO. ". LAWTON. Judge OF Probate.
true copy. &. W. LAYTON, Judge of Probate.
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attended than any other meetings in tho com
munity. The exercises are selected To please
and entertain the audience, and 10 impart use
ful instruction and religious truths. lie is very
punctuai always opens the school at the APP
pointed time; he does not say much about
order, his presence srd manner are socalm and
Pleasant that his scholars observe admirable
decorum; they RESI- 81 aud love him so much
that they would no willingly give him pain by
rude impropreuos. The teachers also respect
and love hlnl. lie C)InseIs them TO study the
lessons well before u- lertal1ng TO teach them,
and ratifies his counso MS example. If they
come for help 10 him. g some difficult part OF
the lesson. he is seldom unprepared to give
them light; bat best OF all be is an active.
earnest christian. lie believes that at no time
in life can religious truths be SO probably i'm
planted as in youth. Ha object in all his work
Is to win the scholar 20 Christ NE labors with
many OF them personally. He has many other
qualifications OF superior Superintendent
which we forbear 10 mention. Now. if we have
pictured ms qualifications in high colors, We
hope That he with all other Superintendents,
H!U cO!uS ui} W liIc SthAiuhtu Vi put Pupei-
intendent." ald thus enhance the interests OF
the Sabbath school TO sllch an extent that it
nay indeed Do power in the land.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the Ever
green settlement, Bloomingdale, on the twenty
seventh day Of August. It is hoped that all
who are interested in the cause Of sabbath
schools in this county may attend.
Respectfully, 81 NJ.
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VOL. XVIII. NO. I3.
JULY, 1872.
PAW PAW RAIL ROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central iailroad
ct LAwton, going east and west.
LIAYEPAW PAW.
$50 A. NJ, returns from Lawton at A. NJ
1000 a. IN. Mail Train, east.
500 p. m, Mail west, and Way Freight east.
S:t5 .. IN. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east.
EN- Trains return to Paw Paw on departure oil
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
JOHN IHLlNG Supt.
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dJisauccry Saic,-In pursuance and
bv virtue OF an Order Of sale made IN the Cir
cuit Court for the county OF Van Buren, i'm
Chancery IN a certain cause therein pending
in which Latham Hull is complainant. and
James X. Carson. IIezeliiah w est and Nathan
Johnson ale defendants, bearing date the 9Th
day of juno D. 1873, ! shall sell at public
vendue, TO the bghest bidder. on SATURDAY.
the 25th day or July A. D. 1873, at ~ O'Clock
noon CT. said day, at the front door of tho Court
Honsa IN the village OF Paw Paw, in said
county Of Van Buren,, tho following described
real estate situate II the county OF Van Bu.
ren, aud state OF Michigan, to.wit: Fifty (5O)
acres on the west side of the south east quarter
90 OF section twenty-fix (2d). township tlree
south, range sixteen (lG) west.
Dated June 18th, 1873. 95Ot7.
JOHN J. SHERMAN.
Circuit Court Commissioner.
BA1cH, SMILEY ~ BALCH, Compl'ts Solicitors.
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RAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISION.

II. e. SARGENT. Gen. supt. VI. G. Il. r.
q. z CURTIsL, Asst Supt.
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pENINSULAR RAILWAY
PAW PAW DIRECTORY.

or. MARKS. EPiSC0PAl--Rey. Darius Barker
- Rector. Service at lol-2 a. IN. ;. ;. at 1pm.
"A fETHODIST EPISCOPAL, - Rev. G. Hartley
M Pastor. Services 10 1-2 o'clock A. NJ, anC
& - o clock L. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures {. Il. Wilkins Pastor.
Z services, 10 IL A. NJ, and 1-2 =. NJ.
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no the Suffering.
Tho Rev. William IT.. Norton, while residing
in Brazil as a Missionary, discovered in that
land Of medicines D remedy for CONSUMPTION.
SCRoFULA, SoRE THROAT, CoUGHs, COLDS.
ASTHMA, AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS. This rem
edy has cured myself after all other medicines
had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, will send
The recipe for preparing and using tins remedy
to all who desire il FREE OF CHARGE.
Plesse send an envelope, with your name and
address on it. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. MORTON.
935-ly. G7G broadway, New York Clty.
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and sentenced to five months confinement
in the county Jail, and the court added thirty
five 'ashes to the sentence.
Rev. Anthony Binga qualified to solemnize
the rite Of matrimoDy in this Common
wealth.
A. {. Pulliam renewed his bond Us notary
public under the new law.
The case Of the Trustees of Manchester us.
K. ID. Hogan was postponed.
humber OF ordinary licenses were grant
ed and large amount of civil business trans
acted
DEGREES agreeable to rules filed were grant.
ed in the following cases in chancery: Mary
Hancock ct ais. rs. a. NJ. Hancock ct ais:
WOODS administrator Us. Burton's admins
traitor; Ii. I. jerks Is. !. Cary jerks; Avis
et ais. rs. Hastings. administrator. et ais.
Atkins ct ais. Us. Atkins's heirs ct ais.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF CoUNTY
iooR.-W. +. Gill, Superintendent County
Poor, reports the number of inm,lps in the
county poor-hou>c at ttwenty-ive-one white
ana ten colored men; three white and eleven
colored women. Manchester, Bermuda. and
Clover Hill have each three representatives ::
Matoaca. five: Dale and Midlothian, one
each. Since january 1St there have been six
deaths, two received. and one discharged.
Ihe health OF the inmates is good, and the
cost to the county abou; thirty cents per day
each.
1HE BRIDGE COMMlsSIoN.--The joint bridge
commission met yesterday. Present: W.
lay Tor. Esq, (preSidcntD and McSSrs Todd
and Wynnc of Richmond and MesSrs. Clop.
ton, McRae, and Moody, of Manchester. The
englneer WAS authorized to advertise for pro-
poSals for carrh.work, &C., on the north side.
and for iron railing and other work for The
main body of the bridge; contracts to Ge
opened b. May lst. The arrival of the last iron
for the supcr>tructure is daily expected. and
the speedy completion Of the bridge may be
looked for. Nothing was done in relation tc
bridging the Basin or lighting the brdg,
with gas.
The .CoURT-HoUsE CoHFERESCE.-As was
anticipated. nothing resulted from the join
commission on courthouse appointed br tn,
T.u>tees and Supervisors. The meeting die
| not take place, and each party accuse th,
other of failure TO come To time. a breach o
| faith, &c.
ELECTION OF OFFrcERs.-The Mancheste
| Glee Club has elected Benjamin F. Cosby
president A. c. Harding, vice-presiGent
| John E. Brooks, secretary b. A. Malone
treasurer; and II. }. Nunnaly, leader.
ALERT FIRE COMPANY.--At the trial on th
occasion OF the semi-anntial washing OF thi
| company section after section OF hose burstcd
and if new hose is not procured the CON
pany might as we'll disband. More plug
and better water accommodations are ais
wanted.
| MANCHESTER DELEGATES. the Gran
| Lodge Of Independent Order of odd Fe
lows, which meets to-day, Past Grand +. {
D. Farmer represents Henderson Lodge, &c
| l05, and Past Grand William Foster, Stuar
Lodge, No. l4l.
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Tributp of ISpsppct.

AT Il regular meeting of Benz amin Lodge, No. 90,
l. .. Is. Il, held on Sunday the 18th oi April lsi3
In Covenant Hall, committee was appointed to
draft aDpropril.e resolutions Of respect TO the
memory of olr brother SAMPSON PIKE, who died
on tn. 10th Instant. They reported ~ follow:
The grim Reaper has Uiencd oHr hitherto uhrt-
ken ranks, aud laid the Icy blade Of death upon Il
most honorci brother Like the proud oak Of the
forest, hc has been cut down IN the majesty cf hi,
life and In the full vigor Of his manho) ID In his
sudden dissolution are compelled To acknow
ledge our weakness. and TO realize that In life s
midst death constantly hovcrs II Is. therefore,
becoming in US, whn are but tenants OF an hour In
this er,hy abode, 10 wrcsiIc and struggle together
with violence which would not he justita5lc Ii II
were our perpetual home Death 1T all times Is an
Instructive monitor, rs well AS mournful mcs,en-
ger but when hi, fatal shaft has stricken down the
pure IN thought aud great IN love- how doubly i'm
prcssvc the l"Sson that 1t brings home 10 the heart
that the grave Is the common lot Of ail-lhc mighty
lcyellcr of earthly distinctions.
ResDirei, Thai In the death OF our lameuted asso-
cat Order has lost useful and faithful mcm-
ber his family ! loving hu>blud and father his
Kindred Il devoted son and brother, and society 4
bright example Of inan.'
Res,tref, That we extend To the afflicted family
our heartfelt confidence in heir BAD afilicton ma
their spirits bc buoye with t:c thought that, thouL
;hcY may never again see the mortal form Of iiu
,Iry so loved the good that within him can never
die The memory OF his virtues will live within
them through time into All immortality beyond the
grave
R,solrti That the consultations of this thought
NAV calm the sorrows of the widow and be as
healing baitn to her crushc heart In t'i, Ter be-
rcaycnIcnt, aud may the guardianship ol The Wild
,w,. sod he her protection, and His promises her
support.
Rtsvieed, That copy of thc$e resolutions bc sent
n III. family of the deceased, and also be published
in the DixD,tch. Eccni"g JoWr""t, krdetae, ana
.Ey,ri,b Msssnger. and that 4 copy be spread upon
the anues. 'Ih'Aa pEAN'
SOLOMON WISE,
L. WHrTLOCh.
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LEO WHEAT'S GRAND ORGAN CONCERT
The announcement that Mr.. Leo Il. Wheat
has consented TO give one of his grand organ
concerts Tonight. i'll the main audcnce-room
of the Second Baptist church, will he re-
cciyed with delight. tlr. Wheat's name is
a household word in this city, 80 well known
is his musical ability: but it is also ac-
knowledgr> Llmt Gc Is the best organiSt in
america. 1t is needless to 10 more than
call attention TO this concert, and those who
attend NAV rest assured that the programme
will please the most cultivated musical tastes
as well as our citizens generally. The Off
GERS and members Of the Supreme Lodge Of
the World of Knights of Pythas have been
invited to be present, and the presence of so
fine looking body %! gentlemen will add no
little interest to the OCCASION.
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The THEATRE.-rhele WAS better
audience at the Theatre last night TO witness
AGAIN the drama'iZalion of Charlotte Bronte':
celebrated novel "Jane Eyre" Miss Ihomp-
son is indeed an actress o. decided merit. and
mas attained greater degree o grace than
she possessed when in Richmond several
wears ago. Misses Clifford and Tyson, too,
won many approving smile. and fair share
of applalisc for the capital rendition Of their
parts. Mr.. Robinson as Lord Rochester y
was capital, and deserved, what he received,
the hearty approval Of the audience Alto-
rcthar the company is an excellent one and
viii doubtless draw well while here.
To-niuht Lady .r LNOu i the play.
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GKA,D OPENING or MLLrSEfY.-The ladies
will IL. pleased to know that the giand millinery
op.niur Of this season will take place Thursday,
April the i7ih at Mrs. Il. W. sAUNDEKs's, No. Los
Er,ad street. This stock has been selected with
great pains, ami much expense, and win probably
b. the best exhibit Of New York styles ever shown
In this city The styles for ladies, misses, and in-
fap,s are unsurpassed, and embrace everything
s,ylis beautiful, and symmetrical Our lady ffends
should not iaii 10 call on Mrs. SAUNDERS. ~ she
win exhibit ore of the most handsome stocks OF
,ibbo,s flowers, and tonncts ever offered to The Ia
dies OF Richmond
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CHESTERFIELD touNTY COURT. The fol-
lowing special grand jury was sworn in for
the term: &. X. Harding Goreinan), Thomas
4. Firth, Daniel Cannon, n. 4. EGbank, {.
A. Jones, j. Ii. Williams, |. {. Wells, j. W.
ZONES. j. II. CbeatlIam, and G. {. VIII
kinson,
The Judge set aside the verdict in the
case of John Rowlett, and Il new ten,re was
summoned, the prisoner tried, found guilty,
aud sentenced to one year, confinement IN
the penitenti.ry. ,;.,
Boston Robertson (cooredl, charged VIII
burglary, was found guilty of petit larceny
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MAGNIFICENT REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
lIessrs LYME / BROTHER will sell today the most
desirable vacant property that has been on the Inar-
kct for years. This property licson franklin, Man
and Henry streets anhis known as the homestead OF
llr. George Palmer one square this side Of Mon
roe Park. Parties who wish 10 procure Il good
building lot will now have al opportunity rarely Of
crci of buying irst-class property In fashioaah"
location and where it Is steadily cnh1ncin2 in value
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New MASAGEMEST.-We learn that the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs, in Allegheny
county, has been leased by the Mcssr>. Pew
ton. of the White Sulphur, for the coming
season. The new management Of this charm
ing little watering place propose to conduct
II on liberal basis and in conjunction with
the establishment which has become famous
under their supervision. Those paying
monthly bills can have their accounts trans
ferred to either place, thus saving great ex-
pense, besides the option of dividing their
time between the two. The waters of both
will be abundant!y supplied to the guests at
each, and altogether the advantages to visit
orS the coming season at these delightful
watering-paccs will be increased ten n.fold
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PETERSON & BROOKS will sell at q I. VI. two
lots on Broad between Twentieth and twenty
first streets. and one lot on Broad between
Twcnty-first and Twcnty-second streets.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at IL VI. II LOT on
the vast side of Pearl street near Main.
Il CRESSHAW will sell at log ~. VI.
an assortment oi furniture. &c.
W. GODDIA will sell ut l T. NJ the lot formerly
occupied by Kent, Paine & Coz on south side OF
Main lctwccu Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at q P. NJ. lots on
south line of Franklin, and the north line OF
Main. and on the east line Of Henry streets, near
Monroe Park.
GRTRBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at d3 p. VI. lots
on Yenalc. Carrington, and JAY stIrrts.