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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-21
NJ FRESH CoD-LIyER OIL.
ar PRATT's ASTRAL OIL.

NJ TRAITS AolhAL oi"'
Absolutely safe Perfectly otseries. af"a', pr-,s
form. Illuminating qualities superior 70 gu. Os,u.
In aav lamp without danger oS e1plo@hns " 80, O
tre. Manufactured expressly TO aisps,ee ws .ssrc
yois,ila and danzeseas oils Its safety upu. ana
ooss.a,e test, and 81 perfect burning qus snn 6ssI.
prossd by It's continued ese In over suv'oVs ~
lies, Millions os gallons have fsen soie al .sxya
cidspt-directN er Indirectly --axA e'0
Dom burning. starlaR. az hantanR " ,..caxss
The insurance companies aaj are eola A.sqgAL
throughout Tie sosnsry reeoaanasnd VIZ 80 Send
8 the nesa safeguard when lamps ais u
Tor circnsAs. .,.,,y,x. and al
For sals at retail By the trade Esse 49, SRATf
wholesaie by The propr!etofss " Hss
d Gu. 1OS Ealton street, sdS 1ps1
90 t7-d&w6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-21

ELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Rsv. j. MUIR
III RAY BAILEY will preach 81 the universalise
church, on Mayo street, on SUNDAY hOkNihG
Next 1.-THE 22d iustant) at IL O'clock. Subject ::
Mortal Repentance and Celestial joy; and in
the EVENING at O'Clock, on 1.-The Progress and
Triumph OF the Gospel"
The public generally are invited 10 attend, and
especially those who favorable TO the establish
| ment Of permanent Universaist services IN this
city. mn Zo-St
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~ WECALL THE ATTENc1o,: ::

6 WE CALL THE ATTENTION az
gentlemen TO our new stock of
BLACK DIAGONAL COATINGs.
CASHMERE PANTS PATTERNS. ,,or,
dunn up to the finest grades imported; "
BLACK SILK YESTIEGS,
AiARSEILLES VESTINGS,
BLACK CLOTH and DOEsKIS OAsS,up.,
We also have good assortment Of
SUMNER cASSImERES for boys wear.
KENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEDS,
PLAIDS, and LINEN DUCK and DRILL. h,,.
5leached and brown. LEVY BpSTurpS
GENTLEhEN'S COLLARS at 6oc. per dozen
NH 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-21

~ BLEACHED DOYLIES at Go and 75c,
dozen;
BLEACHED and WINE DAMAsK.
TURKEY RED DOYLIES,
GOLDEN, PINK, and GREEN FLAX TABLE
/ CLOTHS, with DOYLIEs to match;
BLEACHED HUCKABACK,
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED FUCKAPACI
TOWELS,
BLEACHED DAMASK TOWELS,
TABLE, Plan o, and MELODEON COVERS II
a variety Of style;
The most complete assortment OF TABLE-FUp-
i NISHING GOODS isat
LEVY BROTHERS.
I; -PARASOLS to suit every one, and ct all prices.
NH 81
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 10Th March, 1874. at the resi-
ience of the brides father, by the Rev. N. W. VIII
son. ID. d., bir. p. h. URTZ, of Petersbnrg, Va,
and Miss CYNTHIA JENNIE THOMAS, dangh-
Ter of David G. Thomas, Esq, OF Nelson county
va.
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~ eECaAl s.ys.. ~. =
RY- GRAND nppnr.,r,

80 'sslssZss.ssG -
1919. s...,, =.
/ az GRAND OPENING or ~,
DRESS GOODS.
At
ess Levy BROTHERS.
OF HONDA MONDAY rHE 9sD 1ssrAr, )
when viii be displayed one OF the r,o<.
.Well-selecsed stocks Of. DRESS GOODS ..
sising Of
re. = DIAGONAL MARENaos
Z 4; DIAGONAL MOHtIe ~
sILk-WARP PoNGgs. s
,s LILAC PURE MOH.Ip.
BR0CADED, and yHE,,Kpn
h. NHSE CLOTH; 80 A1p 'ApA-
iCHEaE. STRIPE and CHECK sr,surp
lnclnfns some OF those BLACK and nL,
:, sIh al SILKS SO fashionable jus, nov. 'ATs'
BLACK and WHITE PLAIDs.
COLoRED ALPACAs,
BALERNo CLOTH, !
GLACE MOHAIRs, ~
MOHAIR PLAIDs,
MOHAIR MIXTURES,
SETTING,
SILK SUTrING CLOTH,
ANGOLA: SUIT1NG CLOTH. u
BLACK SILKS at s1.35, $3.50, s1.7s. ~.
wards-cheaper than ever: 1oa ss-
BLACK AUSTRALIAN CREPE a, soc
BLACK GRENADINE, wv" !asd;
BLACK ALPACAS,
BLACK MOHAIRS, BLACK BRIII.1.rr,
BLACK TAhISE and PRINCESS rrnr,,.
fact, our stock is DOW so large and We'll ,. 'e
that we have the goods to suit the t.st. ~ ~.
fastidlous. tts LEVY pporr,n noa
Our stock OF PARAsoLs comprises an tha =.
800 NH Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-21
MEETINGS.

uEPrASOPHS, OR SEVEN WISE
Ill MEN.-A regular meeting or FERlDON CON
CLAvE, No. l, will be held THIS Saturday, EVE
MING at TX O'Clock, ut Pythian Hall, corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets. full attendance is
desired as the bylaws Will he discussed. BY order
Of the ARCHOS. JOHN MAX WELLs
NH 2l.lt* Sccrenry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-21

NE DAVOL MILLS BLEACHED COT
TON, equally as good as any made. only l8sc.
yard, at LEVY BROTHERS..
Don't forget those New York SUITINGs, x
1870. n yard. mh21
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-21

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
offers to his friends and the public every seasonabt
article for the rabe and all the Injuries Of sea and
land and every latitude, from the lakes 10 the tro
picsa,l served on his tables to order, and farnish
ed to parties and families.
Hts BAR Is stsn supplied with the fery best LIZ
QUoRS and BREWED DRINKS -
HIS arrangements fos OYSTEkS are the best
suen oysters a. are served al hts cannot
ba found elsewhere. gs:,. ST
Come, frieaEs. and test my assertions And 70
all, the Compliments Of shs season.
de "a 1ECSLhA-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-21

EoR SALE, a PEW IN ST. PAUL'S
II CHURCH, Ia the centre aisle. address PEW,
care this oticc. mn 2I.Zt~
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from the Fredericksburg News.l
IFrom the Clarke Courier i

The Petersburg charter fuss is subsiding.
Most of the newspapers outside of Peters
burg never saw the charter. Why, there
He could not say be "approyed" it if he
didn't "approve" it. Many other people
did not approve it. All are sorry for Pc
tersburg's negro majority and the conse-
quences thereof. Fix up another bill, and
get all the relief you can, which will be
"approyed." "Better luck next time"
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THE GENERAL TAX BuL
came up as the order of the day.

Cafne UP IS tue UTueI UI tue udy'
MIR. FULKERsoN moved to amend the bill
by striking out in section 16 the words "the
proceeds of one-fifth of which shall be APP
piled to the support of the public free schools
of the State" aud insert " one-fifth Of which
shall be collected in national bank notes,
United States Treasury notes, gold or silver
coin, and applied to the support of the pub
lie free schools of the Sute," which Was
agreed to-ayes, G3; noes, 40. g-s,4a
The bill was further amended Quinn
portant), and the reading continued US far as
the 42d section, when the House adjourned.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-06

4 the cries, Long live Deconinck! Hail to the
Blue Lonw were echoed and re-echoed ever
louder and louder. AS the Dean of the Cloth |
workers drew near to the Friday Market-place
! holding aloft the standard, an indispensable
Hoy filled the hearts of the Butchers they, too,
swelled the exulting shout of victory, and
clapped their hands with an impetuous out
burst of love. Breydel rushed eagerly to meet
the banner, and stretched his impatient hands
towards the Lion. Deconinck resigned it to
him, and said:
"There my friend, this hast thou this day
wou,-the palladium of our freedom" Breydel
answered nothing-his heart was too full.
, Trembling with emotion, he embraced the
, drapery of tho standard and the Blue Lion.
, He hid his face in the folds of the silk, and
, | wept; for few moments he remained motion
less then the banner fell from his grasp, and
he sank exhausted by his transport on Deoon-
inck's breast.
, While the two Deans held each othor in this
warm embrace, the people ceased not their
f shouts; loud exulting cries poured from the
lips of all, and their quick and impassioned
+ gestures attested the rapturous gladness of
their hearts. The Friday Market-place was too
small to contain the thronging citizens. In
: the Stone Street, far away to s. Salvatore,
were clustering swarms of mon; the Smiths
Street and Bouverie Street were crowded with
4 | women and with children.
The Dean of the Clothworkers turned him
, self towards the centre of the market-pldce,
a and advanced to the gallOws. The bodies of
n the Flemings who had been hanged had been
already taken down and buried but the eight
o ropes had been purposely left dangling in the
air as signs and memorials of the tyranny
It which had put them to death. The standard
It with the Lion of Bruges was planted close &c
1 the apparatus of murder, and greeted afresb
N with cries>Nf joy. After regarding for a few
h moments in silence the reoonquered banner
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-06

Some new instances are reported by the
Michigan State Board of Health of severe
illness caused by living in rooms papersd
with green hangings. Two cases are mem
toned of families becoming sick and on
tho paper being examined, ZIG grains Of
arsenic to a square foot Of surface we're
found.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-06

uIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON. President.
p. IRWIN, Vice President
THOS. T. BRAGG, Secretary.
At an election held on Monday, the 4th inst, the
following named gentlemen were chosen Directors OF
this Company to servo for the ensuing year;
p irwin, John Henderson,
Thos hnrkey, Thomas hi1R.
r. n. OBrien, John g. Ryan,
Thos. Gilmore. W. j. Castefl,
John T. Gibbons, A GIrdner,
William Hart Sdw Sweeney,
And at . meeting of the Board, held May lith JOHN
HENDERSON, Eco, President and 2: IRWIN, Eco,
Vice-President, were unanimously reelected.
The Board declared out Of the net pronts OF inc
Company for the past twelve months 10 per cont in
terest; also per dividend the paid mp capital
and 25 per cent dividend premiums paid by stock
holderB-ssd interest and dividends under the amend
interest and dividends full paid stock to be paid n
cash the dice of the Company on and after July 10Th
next. -. 1900
New Orleans, May 10. 1874. myH ~
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE CON-
PANY.
Ohioe, corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
Capital, S50o,eeo.
Assets, December 81, 1873 $T74, sos n
Insures Fire. Marine and River Risks dividing the
profits each department geparatoy to the insured
| For the accommodation OF It's customers, the Com
| pany viii make Marine Losses payable IN London.
] J.w. HINCKs, Secretary. nh9O "a ~
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of o people with gold Shall we accept itp
"No, we will have the Lilyard!' cried the
butchers " he must die-the trator-the das.
tard, degenerate Fleming"
This exclamation echoed hideously in Van
Gistels ears, and it seemed to him as though
he already felt the sharp edge of the axe upon
his neck. De Nortenay allowed the STORMY
cries for vengeance to pass away, and then
| again called out,
| "You promised me that my house should be
an asylum and sanctuary; why then do you
violate the pledge yOu have giTenp
Two will not violate your dwelling" an
| swerey Breydel; but swear to you that nei-
Their De Chatillon nor Van "Gistel shall leave
the city alive. Their blood must atone for the
blood of our brothers, and we will not leave
| the spot until our Gxes have given them the
death blow"
"xAnd may leave the city without molesta-
ton r.,
"You,> Messire dc Mortenay are at liberty to
90 whithefsoever you please, with your per-
sonal retiuueS aud no one shall touch hair OF
your head. But do not attempt to deceive Us
} for we are too we'll acquainted with those of
whom we are in quest"
give you notice, then, that in an hour from
this time shall take my departure for Cour
J trai."
} "May God protect Your
} "And have you no compassion for unarmed
knightsp
"They had no compassion on our brethren
and their blood must be shed. The gOllowl
I which they themselves erected still stands ii
the market-place."
) De Mortenay closed the window, and said e
. the knights,
~ commiserate you, measures; they insis
8 on shedding your blood. You are in very greA
B. peril; but L hope that, by Gods assistance,
b shall yet DO able to rescue you. There 10 n
+ outlet behind the courtyard, through which
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA. 1000 TONS. Capt. Stewars
STATE OF MINNESOTA 5000 toms -CaPt aA MiI
STATE OF ALABAMA, 2400 tons -SnPt' 4snS
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA $500 TONS aPt-s toIneS
STATE OF VIRGINIA, $500 tons $1,000 .Ceps t Saa1oH
STATR OF GEORGIA 250O tons $1,000 .CapE SSSSPos
STATE OF FLORIDA $500 TONS Iti tI9t.s
STATE OF INDIANA, $500 TONS 1oiiStF
STATE OF NEVADA, $500 tons -buhoAnS
Tho Steamers this line dispatched regularly ~
LIVERPOOL DIRECT. ,.,.
Through Bills of Lading signed TO all parte Oh 0pos''
Britain and the Continent ~,
Return Tickets good for Twelve months ae SFe@~1
reduced rates. 1..A.I
Through Tickets to and from all parts OF tho ouAUS3
Kingdom aud Europe. ..,.had 4,
An experen ced Surgeon and Stewardess attaonea
each Steamer. No charge for medicines or nneoS0~
attendance. = 49,.
Drafts from Ell up issued at lowest rates ,,..,
Prenatal Emigration Tickets issued to parties Wisns
to send for their friends in the Old Country so''n
greenbacks from any Railway station in Ireland. 80
The vessels of this line nil new large fase @
com manded by men skill and experience Iney
built especially for the trade and to oross the bar Will
ont detention ....od
A. K MILLER 81 co. Agents,
uy3l 74Iy 90 Carondelet street, New Orleans
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To DO followed immediately by Fifth and sixth -
era 1t ia also the intention of the Catholic
Society to issue GrAmmars, Arithmetics, hissOi \
Biographies, etc-in fact, all the books neeoeo =
well regulated Catholic School. No pains or 49,
will be spAred in getting up this series. The ihus
lions will be from original designs, made to NuSs
the text and the whole series will DO suonisS ~
examination and correction to competenS S
Samples sent free application. d,
Special terms aiven for introduction.
For further particulars, address
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SoOLAIA'
LAWRENCE KEHoE. General Agent
No. Q Warren street, New A"R~
Or G. E. ELDER. Southern Agent,
fazH l2l Camp street, New oEieN
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ITO be continued.)
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s. ATHENS SON,
2se.--A---- TcHoUPrrouLAs STREET -----~ ''
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,

Iron. steel. Conner, Brace Lead Galvenized Spike
Nails Bolts etc. ~. --a
Brass and Composition, Ship Hardware, Builders nAU
ware and Fire Crates. =
L0ehsnths' and Bell Ha1sers Astsrdie aac-,tsu
Together with the greatest variety of every ~
OF Meohanics Tools and Hardware to BIO found N ~
South, at reasonable prices. suS ~ -
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TMpoRTANT NOTICE.
NOW READY;
a NEW SERIES

CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOOKS.
Tho Yong Catholics Illustrated School Series.
The catholic Publication Society has now In pr0S-
and in preparation, series Of scho"t books
known by the above title. which is already eopyrsn
The following books AlO now ready for deliveryE
The Young CAtholics illustrated Primer
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-12-06

ITO THE LADIES.
GREAT INDUCE AENTs!
All styles of HAIR, Plaits, Curs, Chignons Braids
al" AT COST.
Iadies, and Gentlemens Wigs, HaEWigs and Ban,
deaux Latest styles of Jet Goods Perfumeries' and
ali Fancy Articles desirable for the Toilet.
All country orders promptly attended to. Aodreee
Ao'A JAMES HEANEY,
226 Baronne Street,
Hei574ly Between Julia and St Joseph Streets
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
The Pilgrim aud the Knight.

In q noble castle there once lived verv
rich knight. He expended much money in
adoraing and beautifyins his dwelling. but
he gave little to the poor \ weary pilgrim
came to the castle aud asked for nights
lodging. The knight haughtily refused him,
and said:
This castle is not an inn"
The pilgrim replied:
Permit me only to ask two questions, and
then | will depart"
Upon this condition speak" said the
knight; al will readily answer YOU"
The pilgrim then said to him:
"Who dwelt in this castle before your"
My father. replied the knight.
"Aud who will dwell here after you ?" still
asked the pilgrim
. The knight said, with Gods will, my
SON"
"Well." said the pilgrim, "if each dwells
but his time in the castle aud in time must
depart and make wsv for another. what ara
You otherwise here than guests? The cas-
tie, then, Is truly an inn. Why. then, srend
so much money in ndorning dwelling which
You will occupv hut short season? Do
good he charitable; for hc thnt hath pity
upon the poor leudcth unto the Lord, and
that which he hath given He will pay him
again"
The KNIGHT took these words to heart. Ho
gave the pilgrim shelter for the night and
was ever afterwards more charitable to the
poor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20

smiled as she once did. She often wished to
be taken TO Heaven with her parents. and Qua
day size left me at the river bank aud climbed
Up many feet where a rock went dp over tho
stream. beard her say Farewell, and saw
her tske the fearful leap into the water
beneath. My light, my life was gone Z
left and wondered here where the men of the
world can never cause me moro sorrow, aud
nothing msy disturb NV communion with my
Maker Here the old mans story ended
As we were route for West Virginia we
visited the Shenandoah, aud found in Jeffor-
son county the wel-kuowu Lovers Leap, that
poor Amy rendered famous
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
IL.
PRAYER ANSWERED IN DISAPPOINTMENT

One jewel more" asked. ''to make me- glad .
He = oS the one had
heart"
Sull more He made it smart
At !eh%rh from tronAl" bId nv soul repose."
Yet thicker came the blows.
Grant n.e a life OF active zear said.
He laid me on a sick he'd
asked - soar in sunlight as rte lark
49,. But grnGel on duh and dark.
At least give peace in yIctnrv over sin"
Store loud grew battles din.
"Oh, LEI me rest With Thee II pastures Crecnr'
Only steep cTags are seen.
why, with keen kuife dear LoTd. doSt prune
- -
That rraCe NAV qaiclzer gravT
why in nv portion mix such bitter leaven -
To tiE hee mere for eaysu."
Lord take thy way with me. thy way. not
mIp-.n
NV child, all things are thine
All IN the end, thOUpu -rlevOus shal prove best
And tuCu-stcrlal rest"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20

SNlRCULATiNG LIRRART.-To accommodate
= the -rs6:u- community. hsve reduced the
nrioc 10 10 "'ULs rer week in advance Arv Rrok
- rssi ioI taat sum. G 60. T. IlG ET
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20

EN!GARS.-Tbs very beet CiCars sold IL tovnan
I atDricez from SC 10 l5- each Norhca7 ar dam
SEea stock CO hand. viii cell nv the Box IT , fis.
count GEO : LIGHT.
!?EYNcLps' Pills, and all orhcr patent 1ncdi-
II cIuCs. sold hy GEO T LIGIIT
August y. 1873.
: AMPS, Lanterns srd Lamp Goods Just rcrcir-
l I ID and for 81 lr hv GEO 7 HIGHT
DARL0R LANjPS-Hslf dozen p.irs spicrdjd
: PArl'- Lamps ior sale b.
Nov. H. 1873 GEO. T. LIGHT.
EDRE>ENTS ,or every one, 70 n, found at
pe0- i6-l-I3. GEO. 7. LIGHTS.
: AMPS the hest and cheapest for sale hv
- "'r.2 1913 GEO : LIGHT.
SAGE--Pur- Ground Sage, fr sale BY
- Dec :. 1875. GEO. T LIGHT.
SALTPEFEE -Ppre sal'Petre sod common Salt.
pHir~' for sale by GEP T. LIGHT.
fH PAINTINGS genuine f-- sale hy
- Dec = 1913 GEO T. LIGHT
FLRoUND EoPER-pure-soEc by
u Dso.2, 1913. GEO.'T. LIGHT.
SH0G Poii-h, Freach BlacEiu.-. GI7cer:ne Lo.
- ti"u, pu.- and genuine, sold by
Dec. 2.la75. GEO =. LIGHT.
- Z sit ? nothing but the best OF srtiri-s-ksys
"S Cen supply the colnInoo kind It desired.
Dec. :. ISIS GEO, I. LIGHT.
SCTATioNERI a speciality. Paper and Epvsl-
- o2rs OF ali kinds, The best Of Faacv Goods
IN the Lower Valley. Come and see.
June II, I.-2. w, $. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

= ESTABLISHED by Congress-. adopted by the
IL STATE: aided Oy the bcuevOleuce ofindiTidusls,
SOCIsiIss, and other institutions
Five Deosr srt'ren's Of in'trnction-L Literary, Sci
en'ihc, Agricultural, !, Military aud Euginssriug.-
Also thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
nt,
In charge OF large Faculty of accomplished
schO tar1 nd succe=sIu! -duc=t
FALL IESH h-eiu4 Sept 4th WISr2R, DeceEa-
Der /. SPEISG. AisfCu II.
COIsE E.cEHENT, Jua- 70. 1913.
FoIai sKpeo-s= iron, s i5d 10 $3.50 par year
Lesz to thuse boarding ia clUbs
Send TOR Catalogue, Confirming full particulars,
10 ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
SInrpzrt,y-r " Va Tr,rv - 1870
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
JEFTERS0N INSTITUTE,
ChaFiestown, West Virginia.

TFNiE mex; Session will commence on lMonduy
! September Sth. 1873.
Being prov ided With competent 4 AssiStAuts, every
advantage FOR a thorough course in English. the
Languages, Drawing, Music Piano and Organ,
will be Afforded. Psrticuiar attention will be nad
10 Music. aud pupils will be required play tine
MuGcal S"lTcco, wheu ;hC friends OF tine pa oil-
nave au opportunity tojudCe of their proPress.
Vocal Aosic will be taUg ht in classes we'll as
b. privats lesson.
For Terms. ssc., apply to the PRINCIPAL.
AuEust L. 1873 NIRs = FORREST
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
JAMES ". BUTT.
HOUSE JOINER AND CARPENTER.

Nrii'iEASSSOhH- &.
ToNTISUES 10 execute every variety Of work in
- hrs iiue. and Will undertake ana complete con-
trhcie IN the sE"rtrst puss ih.c space of time Nv
D'""?t"e5s, rrafonah!e charges and good work
T'alsh12, hr homes to merit 'iuUauce of public
patronage or''crs left at ''SpirI'' Office will
receive prompt attention.
October 2S, !173-6n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
ADVERTISING RATES.
IgTRANsIENT BILLs-oAsH.

One square q inch less,) to ; weeks. 8 so
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per line.
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able after the FIRST insertion.
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Whole Columns for Annual, Semi-Annual aud
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