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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-14
ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
COTTON.

The market this morning opened firm,
with good demand and holders asking
higher prices. New York spots were
firm and unchanged, with futures firm
and steady, Liverpool was firm, with
sales of $4,000 bales Under the inHu-
euee of the favorable advices from Liv.
erpool and the East, the market here
was firm, with good inquiry and fair
offerings Sales yesterday we're 5000
bales; estimated sales for to-day, 1900
bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-14

CABANAS cigars, 5 cents each
Fl; Esch, 27O I'd st., opp. Court Square.
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GALVESTON, Novemberl4 Cotton is steady.
Middling, l414c; net receipts. 2lSS bales gross.
227s; exports cOastwise, 1850; sales, 1877 stock.
2,730.
Nav ORLEANS. November IA iSOa.m.-The
market is quiet. Middling. l1l4o; sales, 1000
bales; receipts $50 bales.
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KAHN g. FRElBERG.

Human Hair GOOds."
Beautiful hair switches, 81.
Extra fine switches, 81 so.
Elegant extra long switches,
90 so.
Superflne extra length switch.
es, 81.
These are by far the cheap
est Hair Goods yet offered by
us, and excel I'm low prices
even our former sales.
KAHN L. FREIBERG,
I60, III, I73 Main street, cor
ner Poplar.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
st. Louis City Of Vicksburg .................. p
/ New Orleans, John A scudder--............ n
Helena, st. Francis p n
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Mary Alice, St. Louis.
City of Vicksburg, st. Louis
St. Francis, Helena.
St. Luke. St. Louis.
City OF Helena, Vieksburg.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Mary Alice, New Orleans.
Illinois, Napoleon.
Phil Alln, Friar's Point.
Geo. W. Cheek. Osceola.
Frank Forest, 0soeols.
St. Luke. Vicksburg.
City Of Helena, ST. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Fannie Tatum, ST. Francis, City o.
Vieksburg.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather clear and pleasant. The
river here is still declining, with 81 feet
on Reeves bar, and Z feet scant from
here 10 Cairo, and feet thence 10 st.
Louis At ST. Louis and Cairo the river
is rising slowly. The Ohio is stationary
at Louisville, with 80 inches in the chan
mel from there to Cairo. Cumberland
river is rising with 81 feet on the shoals
Business on the landing is quiet, with a
light movement in freigbts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Smoke and fog prevailed on the river
this morning.
The John B. Maude left New Orleans
last evening for Memphis.
The pilots report only six and half
feet water in the channel ct Reeves bar.
A large number Of people appeared
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KAHN q FREIBER0.

1000 Pairs boys cOpDeFtOed
shoes, 75c.
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EDWIN GLEASON, please call at the
Commercial Hotel.
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Go to Leubrie for the Acme cigar. [6l
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The largest, best and cheapest stock
in the city.
200 Business coats, of broken suits, at
$40, worth 500.
Study your own interest by buying
fine custom made clothing at prices
usually paid for inferior articles.
Clothing, shirts, undershirts, drawers,
socks, etc., etc. reduced twenty-five per
cent.
Large size clothing a specially.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-14

New YORK. November IA. 1910 p.m.-Cot-
ton is frmer. generally held higher but prices
remain nominally unchanged. Futures are
firm, with sales for January delivery at 1876
@l514; February delivery. l5%@l59 l6; March
delivery, Is l3-l69l57sc; November delive Y.
Is l5-l6gl6,; December delivery, 1894 Is 10.
Saiae for fntura dalivarv I'll T00 halea
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Go to Leubrie for The Acme cigar. TsB
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LADIES restaurant, Mansion House,
1888 Main, near Union. 65t
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60 . Lsubre for be Aeue eigar Iss
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Go to Leubrie for the Acme cigar. [65
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Go to Leubrie fOrthe Acme cigar. [s5
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Once, No. 10 Madison Street,
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

m &c PHI6s
SATURDAY evening. Nov. IA, 1874.
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ron SALE.


TNOR SALE no. l SADDLE AND HAIR
neks horse Also buggy and harness.
Apply IT 1913 Main street 6o-I
TOR sALB-ONE Tw0-HORsE WAGON
GOOD as new. Apply az YENABLE
RAWLlNG'S saw Mil. ol-oo
NOR SALE SOUTHERN HOUSE, HOTEL
sud bar-room. Chelsea. Second street,
near n the stock yards: Will accommodate
fortv pNrsons sith lodgings Fine bar at
tsehsd. Sent cheap. For particulars inquire
on premises. or "a Second street 6l.so
T,o9 SALE -CHEAP-A FINE DAIRY
consisting Of 81 head Of COWS, milk wagon,
cans. etc. For particulars inquire nf 4. Is.
Keynes < Co. 266 Front street. OF
NOR sALE-WILL SELL AT REASON
a6le price. on very long time. n desired =,
lot No, "a north side Of Mosby street, n BY
itsi[ feet: and ~ acres OF land on Raleigh
avenue, about tOO feet north Of Pigeon koost
49, 49, S. P. READ,
iIs-t At Union and Planters, Bank.
NOR SALE -FIFTY-TW LOTS JUST
oatside city limits. cheap for cash, or on
Fan vesrs' time. Address
SS7-ux-lu SAM fuLWkLL. this ONCE.
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FoR RENT

OoR RENT-A SUIT OF FIRsT;ULAAssS
--ooms are larse, we'll ventilated, and located
on the ground floor. Very desirable for a
family. Apply at 1853 Second street., first
house north of Poplar. W!
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-14

NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICK
dwelling Of ten rooms, with gas in each;
Complete arrangements for hot and cold
water in kitchen, bath, and wash roQms, and
sitnated within one square Of Main. B cal and
fernando street cars. Apply at Emmett
Bank. oi-I
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COUUSE OF INSTRUCT
! ENGLISH including GRAMMAR Compost
ton, Literature and Execution
> Geography and History Ancient and Mod
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

The most concentrat ted, universal and durable FER
ti.z.r ever offered % the farmer combillrt !
the stimui-tin. quallt.e, OF Peruvian Gaaro, d
The ever durable trru.'z,ng properties OF Bones
In f1e dry poHd-r. prepared expressly ior dill
ing and can b. applied Ia any quantity however
small. per acre. u j. he opinion ot mar close
calculating Fafmtfe alter SiNitEA I Ais
experience in testing Il side D., eide with other
popular Fertilizers, ihat an application 1f 100
pound. Of Excelsior IS equal % iron 200 70 800
pound, of any other fertilizer or gUano, and there
fore 'u,l, 100 20 200 per cent cheaper.
UNIFORMITY Of QUALITY GUARANTEED
By rHE MANUFACTURE hS.
re- Fgru.r- hord ZEE tb1f crerr Baqi' irrn3-
ea "a. a5ors. f-itb me Ana / YSLS0Hd OCR FIHE
a. RED LETTERT AZ o:hsrs 0rs cDHmsrteifs.
PlICE SO PEk Ton.
T. =. TURNER d CO.,
AZ PaArr SfafHr. BtIIfxGaE. Nh.
For sale by JAS. LAW. HO0fF.
CharlcsiOWn, " Va.
Aug. Is, lS-4-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

Wv. burr, President,
Aloxzo Louvre. Vice President.
November u, ls69-G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
Tho Lafc Pnnfc

Is OVER Ard in it, frsil leH Good Prices for
i Produce. We positively refuse longer 70 take
Fsnic Excuse, IN payment Of bills now largely
overdue. They are too thin. and don't meet III
issue. Your accounts are made Up ans now ready
for settlement and delay or failure 70 comply
promptly will tend 10 give you trouble, az bill
due must be settled az once-as we have engages
meE;s 20 meet TEESSEIL LUCAS'
April Is l5Ts
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McSHERRY HOUSE,
Queen Street, No. ..
MAETINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.

MARI INNDl lt|f, ~ I'D / NIl-J4 fiA.
TIVE undersigned respectfully announces 20 The
public that Do BIAS purchased and hted up in
the most comfortable and couycIiD no manner. tie
large brick building formerly occupied bv ). J..
". Baker. on Queen street. and DE- is now prepar-
I'd 90 accommodates - THE BEST STYLE, the
travelling public, transient and permanent board
crs.
HIS TABLE viii always be supplied with the
best the market affords. and meals viii be served
NO ali hours, DAY co. night
HIS BAH viii Dc furnished with Che BEST and
PUEEST LIQUORS that can be obtained. Oh
Whiskies, Brandics and Wines are a specially OF
bis House. Choice Srgars always 90 band.
HIS STABLES wall be under the supervision Of
careful Osters.
HACKS win run daily % the Depot 20 convey
guests 90 and from the House free OF charge.
IL Is the purpose Of the proprietor O. make the
MoShcrry House
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
and nothing shall be eft undone Tor the comfort
Of guests. JAS. Is. hcSHEkhl,
May ., 1879. ProPrie'or.
~ GROSS Wood lioulds al sizes, Tor the Cash
] or Country Produce.
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crorfFTRTc4L STAIRWAYS.
3.5DIY IFgTllEGE COMPANY.
ceiling, w. VA.
Ply S0'DOO'
With Privilege increasing the same to S5oO,oVo
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
YIN. Bailey. A. J. Papnell, 4. u. Adams. Alon-
zo Iorlg. Jss. J. Barnes. Jos. II. Woodward.
DR.. WaI. J. Bates, Henry Stamn, Ihos. Hughes
TEVH ) Company having been fully organized, is
now prepared To- take risks Al fair rates on
Hailding- of all kinds, Merchandise, Manuiactn,
ring Embellishments. Furniture, STEAMBOATS, ana
Carcues on the Western Rivers and Lakes; also to
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and stores
mn. gomDsny being composed mostly OF our lead
Inv business men. recommends itself 20 the favor
adj consideration Of the insuring public, and go
lcit, .heir patronage.
z-Applications for Insurance will he prompt
IN attended toat the Office Of GEO Il. CUhDILI.'
a co., Agents at Charlestown, EMERSON 20. w v
\. c. ARTHUR, Secretary,
". u AGNEw, Ass'tScc'y
Wv BuIrT, President
Ai0Szo Louvre. Vice President.
Nnvrfber ] T.. lsG0-tf.
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NOTICE.

IL persons receiving freight % the Charles
\ town Depot. 30 alter Nov m6er IT, instant.
viii be required 20 paw freight end chafges at Che
station before removal of goods. Ihi. rule BE- i'm
perativc and will be observed 10 an cases.
NV. /, 1878. ). ID. ~ Ahhl Agent
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PLAsrERING or HOUSES,
SHENANDOAH HOUSE,
MARTINSBURG, ". VA,
John Felle1s. Proprietor

TF1HE Proprietor OF iLis excellent Hotel. will, az
heretofore continue 10 keep tbe House
abe shenandoah House BE- ore ni the most conve-
niently arranged and comfortable b0tels IN Mar
tinshurg. and fhe Proprietor wil spare 30 trouble
or cxpeHsc 90 render ihe stay ~ Dis guests pleas
az and comfortable.
The fne stock o. Liquors. Wines, &C., with
which bis Bar D. supplied, viii Do kept up. and
persons Woo NAV ratroniz- bin in tiis department,
can rely upon getting thc very best article.
The Shenandoah Housc D. picasdntly situated on
North Queen street ncar thc Railroad.
Nav a. 1873.
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Now foI the next Wheat Crop
Whann's Super
Phosphate.
w nov offer the Farmers for Wheat this
- ~ EL.r--- ------- uL---h-L-

WE -cr offer the Farmers for Wheat this
" Fail. Wbann's Super pho,nhlte.
B,ir. our-clvcs interested IN "a " hcat Crop,
aud having given the different varie ties our -rc-
cisl attention Tor several years. We are now pre-
pared from onr own ob.eryHton. o. Offer 90 the
Farmer. an article that we ore noe af. aid On re-
commend and guarantee 90 contaia rs much 0f
the essential properties FOR abe grow th maturing
and Weld OF Whcatas any we have heretofore ole
fcrcG up which has been used in our cnuntrv.-
We propose Co. sell the Phosphate uron as ,ati,.ac-
cory terms a- any offered in the Market Weare
willing o. te,tit aun -side of ans other now used.
The plst few wears have satisfied ail inc .. r.
FARMERS. that 10 IL useless and very Improbable
O., SOW Wh without some Kind of Fertilizer, and
10 IS the experience of the hestaEricutu $50, of the
Wheat growing portions ol our country. thatonly
high farming pays. We viii furnish circulars
upon srr ication, aud an those who wish O., pur-
chase or this FAN. win please send thcis orders
40 once. that we may be prepared 20 hIi all orders
without fail
HILLEAGY &JOHNSON,
Summit Point, Jcif Co., ". Va.
July is. lS74-t.
p. S.-We can oigr 10 the different Oranges
great inducements o. bus from ms.
HILLARY 6JOHNSON.
july IS, Is1f-tf.
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NEACWs.1ITTELEN 4


Let me SAY iu.i here, bring To- your rachincs
early. My engagements are such that tucisprc-
cious. ne wiz also putin Iron Cogs hru bfpkcn
out. Those ho put in last year gave entire salts
faction.
TO THOSE WORKING STE6M ENGINES.
he viii pack Piston and other Rods; set Slide
Valves aud pat BIER ia proper beat; kc Babt
Bearings; put 10 Ser Screws; make and rernir
Kcys and Gbs; adjust Quarter Boxes; set up
Rines on follower head Repair Valves; connect
Pipes cauik Fircs &C., and many other repairs
highly necessary i0f thc running of ,hs same.
De viii also Iut up the Common OF The Force
Pump Iron boz CisteIns
Hard study and experience for The last fifteen
wears have made bin equal With thc times. Re
Expresses him.clf thankful Dr thc patronage ~
Jefferson, Berkeley and Clarke. anc now wants %
give 90 good old Jeaci.an DIS besttaeut and time.
Terms satisfactory.
n. y. Having permanently located. il d my
intention % DO straightforward and Honest Bus
incss, and make liberal deductions for thc Cash.
=. HENRY NOIAND,
Chafiost0un, May 10, ls73-tf Machinist.
N-.A 80. ! SMITH WANTED.
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TUST received 30 Sacks Ground Alum and Fine
y salt. which we viii EXCHANGE FOR WOOD
or sell fir Cash, THE Warehouse IN our Coal and
Wood Yard. WASHINGTON i LIPPlTT.
October ;, 1873.
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COACH MAKING


COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In aIits branches. gusrantying the best work
mau.hiD and satisfactory terms. We intend 90
largely increase the business and make 90 order,
and also 90 keep on hand for sale CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES. ROCkAWAlS and LIGHT AG-
ONS Of the most approved patterns, ard 90 supe-
rior materials and warrant every article a. Dc as
recommended. We shall have In our employ some
of the hand. who. Tor twenty years or more. were
employed by Maj. ". j. Hawks and also have 'he
hpreEtof hi. presence and advice, aud 10 wall. De
fbe .av0r OF the uryg firm tomaintaiu the rcpu
tltiun OF HAWKS COACH FACTORY. ola
Carriages taken In exchange ior new work. On
hand. constantly. Second band work which viii
b, disposed ol at moderate figures.
Iu addition tn the above. gepurpoSe giving our
attention tu a general LIVERY BUSINESS. and
viii keep good horses aud vehicles oi every de-
scriptiou for the accommodatiou oI theprOic.
A. STUMP.
4. vs.. HAWKS.
rc~r
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DAVID Il. CocgnILL. JOSEPH Il. CocKRILL
DAVID II. COCKRILL & son,
Architects and Builders,
JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA.

OUR experienced in the business which weadver-
" tise 70 conduct, and our thorough acquaint-
aDce with Tin all is branches enable TO assure
the public that ans work entrusted to Us will be
executed in tie mos; workmanlike manner, and
with the utmost dispatch. Having stood 10 their
posts IN the Confederate army during the four
years struggle which il so mantully encountered,
they have located in their native county, whefe
their services are offered in building up the waste
places aud earring out practical obstruction
Particular attention given az al times to The
drawingof plans and specifications; and in the
c0nstructias Of
GECB VERTICAL STAIR Ways,
where calculation 10 required. they are confident
that they cannot be surpassed by any workmen 10
the Valley OF Virginia,
z..- B.ipr well known in the community, they
deem IL unnecessary 20 say more, than that orders
left Tor them viii receive prompt attention.
April 3, i585-ti.
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Plain and Ornamental
PLAs;TEHTNG.

THE subscriber takes advantage of the Press as
medium by which 60 inform the citizens Of
this and adjoining counties that DC is prepared 10
undertake the
MASTERING OF HOUSES,
in any style that may De desired from one Coat 10
three, Hard Finish, White Coat on Hcavy SKIM
Cornices and Centres ran, and Ornaments stuck
il desired. None but frst-oia.s workmcn will be
employed 90 work that may be- entrusted 20 me.
CISTERNS CENENTED IND GUARAG-
TIED 10 nom.
hereby tender my grateful acknowledgement
for the liberal patronage have received since
commencing bu .ipess and hope by strict adhe-
renee 20 duty % merit "a continuance OF thc same.
1.f- An communication addressed 90 me at
Charlest0wn, ". Va, wili receive prompt aticn-
tion T.. FRANK GALLAHLk.
March %, 1870.
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NTEw ORLEANS MOLAssEs. for Bsslno. Tor
sale b. g. W. I. KEARSLEY.
December 20. 1873.
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OH. YEsl Oh, YESi

ANING taken opt license az AuctioDecr.
I 4 would inform toe people OF Jefferson that r
800 prepared 90 cry sales, &C., az tbe shoftcstno-
tice and upon reasonable terms, and invite the
orders of those having property 20 dispose Of At
Public Auction.
DANIEL HEFFLE BOWER.
Nippon, September o., Is13-Cm.
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Notice.

HAVING recently suffered considerably from
fires in NY woods. on ny lands on the lasr
side of the Shenandoah river, originating from
tresspassos by hnrismen, and having nov Put.
chased of Mrs. McKeriit Der Rose Hin aud
Nountain" tracts Of land, (letr Chaplain the
latter tract stretching from near my Sleeiei guar
~ slor, ne river nearly to "Buira Falis" end
ncen much trcsspassed upon, hereby give public
hoticc that am determined 90 prosecute an who
Hereafter oE,nd bl trcsspassirg on -, a. ny
bands. LUCAS.
March Q. Isn't
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7-.-,. --.- .- Gle SArsAPARfLLTAN REsoLvENr
-..r-r..r....s Through me Blood. sweat trne. anu
- ..f ....fiof he system the vislr az lie for
b. ... f.- .....s &. fhe body with new and sound
r...r....f -.r..l.a -lrnuts Noi-NihI i.Nh, IT
..r.. Ulcers lr tie troar Mouth iunlos- Nolss ~
tne Glands $40 other l.-, OF iac ','.'Al. ~. s @
f.r.as OF -..n u.-er-st truFuel+ frtrr s,5e- Sa.S
u-.f Rms r. >a.t Laf.1I. krf-I elias, ACNE - t' =
-.0.. Worms .H 'r ,-I tuilpr~ Sacef- pa il' Noi1
an aI vea... -a- f7uILi u,chh -.N Ni.h. ~ eAlS
r....nI ~...nf l.t aU ua-.ts l tlt ut lHnt PIE &c
" .hn no curative rtuse 90 ths woni,r oi N.,i,5n
..... .-. ana r. DAYS 4.r Nll prove N ait ft.-y
I.r- E. r tItr 81 these iatus o. o.'t-se is f.'>l'
power fH cuIr t.t.l -. d. o. e. .-,..es
nrI I.-.r.. I'D fIat continually Irotres-il@ sue
-.... u t.....u, t.t-e wastes .u4 .fif- tNr
..a l..s. U....raf maze fr.m hra'hs i-uot-And ms
tte SkFSAFA flILrAN will and i.F> -fenfe-a eulo
F. -.r.. r. |.- when tfi, remedy enutnrh'c' ~
s.,-k uf rar 'catau ana succeed, ih Nunin''Nu> Se
~. or r.I... .. rtGaIrs VII uH RAPID ard tfetl gay
A ..-. ,... .a.e.t .r.aIl- better fud stronger (,
Bly, ti .. better 4flct.s Improving, ana ntsh
and r....nf increasing -..-. go,
N.r .nI. U..- tlt SARsAPARitlitN hs,oi'iNr eNcc'
nj. known rr.s SCENTS ln tle cure "i ','.it 500
lrl.. Cons, lloua. AL san diseases la1 ~ is 'A'
1llg positive SAKE i-r
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C0T.Ucr Reconsideration.

COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
ENGLISH Including Grammar, Compost
tion, Literature and Execution
> Geography and History Ancient and Mod
ern.)
g. Latin
A. GIcck
g. French.
g. German.
e. Spanish.
Is. Pure Mathemetics.
g. Natural Sciences.
10. Surveying ard Civil Engineering.
N. Mechanical, Architectural and Free-hand
METHOD or INSTgUCTI0N
The methlj of iu .uotiDr, i0 all Instances. will
aim at thorough mental discipline and nteIi clu-
90 culture. cvrtu.,' avoiding system 81 aicn ie,
suits oriy 30 stirring the mind Uith unexplained
tuIc- and facts.
Examinations. h.th written and oral win De
l..d at th. mjdtl. crd close OF th. session. d.
signed as Test. rf each bYt, progress and attain.
m,uf-. che result 90 which viii. Dee communicated
o. o., parent COS gut dian.
Records sd d1ilf standing are kept. sud month
.yscports forwarded O. parent or guardian.
DISCIPLINE.
Tn. pi.cirline of the ,chao, g., bssod nnon the
lh4uIu,. authority OF me teacher. ana Oh. guQues
,ioriug respect sud ohydicnc, o. the pup'l
whilst I'm, &, demand, q cd all tbc constant Ell
orr o. made o. Foster -eltrt-prct aud govern
mont AID to cultivate public sentiment IA The
school. on ih. ,id. ni night % tutg.
Vicious habit. aud -lec, oi study will aot D.
tolerated.
Noruuii whose .zaurle 2, believed 90 De- pern.-
ci.u- uili De- retained in hr school
REMARKS.
~. vlircirf' bins u.ifi- teaching the business 90
li. hir. aud claims qualification for Inns w"rA 40 o.
Ih.rsi ..tIrftl.n 40 th. best institution ~ thr
.uth-th. uif.l-itto col ir.Iuia-nud 800 cNi--
..rc. 0t lju. t.ars iu So. dbl GENT pfrrurc oi u'-
..o. sd %. ST.. Nelh-tt thompson becomes ne
"a ...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05
Groceries! Groceries !!
NV ADyERrIsEMENT

,. urSHY NutANn, NichiNiari
TVAVfNG erected shops oi the foot % Westst.
Z 4 opposite the Toll Cat, Charlc.town. for the
purpose Of conducting general line oi business,
ERF5 p AEEsIN q
Machncs. Roapers, Mowers, Buggy
Hakcs, Wheat Drills, Shelters, Sfrsw Cutters,
FloWs, HirfoHs. Sc, and
BLACFE sBaTEEEEN &C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-05

~ GROSS Wood 3loulds, al sizes, for the Cash
! II or Country Produce.
February Z, 1874. FRANK 7. GROVE.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

buildings proposed erection for when plans ard pecse'nss
Department, of Bnss dsn< tee seek
ending SATURDAY. Mar 20. 1873
III aud 40 iron and brick tst ciiS bofe e
nes 1870, 4irlO7; Geo N Her owner.
bit PortyscyDl and POftLthriss sen eias
store. brick stories 429r2J3 n y ard Harlem r. r. Co. osa.f
hnetybrst s, brcE stores ana Snemes
each stories. 2JKb0; Iutldt Co owrer~ $1,000 49,,
Portysyhs 100 teet Of ERhibage bret sable esf
ssconGc store stores. 25I9O Smith SUES owners
Ezl h. Nos l0B lO5 lO7 bck stores iai eneuean
each 5 stoie, 248r75 J. " Iler owner 49,.
Seoondlve Mol OO9, brick stoe ad Fneh fa stones los
Ij0; n Uimau, osntr .-,-- o- =,
Marcus RnssO owner
C)1earss Teal concrete stone
bic. 2 stories l9.Gtl9; Henry Keteliss, owner
Of yOhL, Two orleA
fats, each stories 25r7l feet; John J. Asor ovber
side 100 feet of Egbha,e, one bHs
French Eat stories, 25r6s feet John Astor owGer
Waye 4j north Of Ole hundred and
tvofr dwellings, 25xat NeOiss
Episcopal Church. owner 81.
FOrst, No % brick workshop one story 2Ofi0
feet ". Rchterg. owner.
Seventy north side 80 f Of thres
rsclss dse'lng each three stories os5J es' An
thuny Mosbray owner
ST. Msspsce No. 10 brek snd tenement Eve toel
2GI75 feet; Art iony Du
25 lOr75 Mrs Elizabeth k)eer
northwest
three stories. 3j3Il 5RiO feet John Burke,
E,med vi erection Of the 26 buildings enumerated $4,000