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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-18

NE STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN AND
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at 25c. worth 35c.
per yard; CHECK SAISSOOK al 25 and soc. per
yard worth 35 and 40c.; WURkED CUhTAlN
MUSLIN at 25c. worth Csc. per yard a large stock
Of TRIMMIAG-LACES for white and colored
dresses. at LEVY BROTHERS.
LACE POINT sand SACQ UES very cheap. je16
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r CoD-LIvER OIL,

H CoD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST.
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our physicians VINO
prescribe 81. and Of patients who hare xken III that
it IS more acceutaele to the stomach ana more
easily .sssin,ilated than any other oil
A fYesn supply Just received direct from New
found.and. MEADE q BAKER. ssf
@E.g9.i 5e i.22} Importing Pharmacists,
fsIo eIs .,S.-- strse:.
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~HAMBURGH NET.-HAMBURGH
NET, black, wni'c, and colored at 75c. worth II;
at IL worth II so; ut Sl.25 worth 50. A large
assortment OF LACtS 10 match. These goods are
decided bargains and must he seen TO be fully ap-
precated, as they fifty per cent lower than they
were a mon h ago. LEVY BROldShs.
LACE POINTS and SACQUES very cheap.
~ 1G
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~ PARASOLS! PARASOLS! A new ar
rival, all sorts and qualities, direct from the
manufacturers; .-.r. -.t-.
JAPANESE PARASOLS for children at zoe. at
---~.1 LEVY BROTHERS'.
Bargains In LACE POINTS and PARAsoLS.
10 1G
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ME- NOTTINGHAM LACE LAMBRE.
OUINS.-A large assortment Just to hand at lower
prices than ever: also, large assortment OF NoI-
TlNGHAM LACES for curtains; also, the new
style WINUOW-SHADES, at
ie16 LEVY BROTHERS.
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NE LINEN DRlLLINGS! LINEN
DRlLLlNGs,-At LEVY BROTHERS you cam
find the largest and cheapest stock of LINEN
GOODS for boys and mems wear; also, large
stock Of CAsslMERES, TWEEDS, &c. 1e 10
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me- LINEN BATIsTE SUIrING at SIC.
nor yard worth more than double the money;
RATIsTE SUIrING at &C. worth 25c.;
LAWNS at 10, 16a, 20.and 25c.; ..- r
GISGHAmS at 81 10. 12k, and 1890;
LINEN LAWNS at rs and 30c.;
Doub,e-width COLOREO ALPACAS at sue.
worth 40c-:
WAsH-pOPLINS at 12Xc. worth 1890;
PLAID ALPACAS at l 62c. worth 25c.;
GaENAD DIMES in all coiors at / 0 and 12Hc. worm
doub,e the money. LEVY BROTHERS.
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BsbasTS, SHOES, DC.

a FULL sTOCKOF LADIES' 1
LEATHER TnUNKS, VALISeS, SA1ChELS,I
Straps, Over. rs &C. j.. &. Burt's ane Button
Roois for ladies, misses, ard children; Gentlrmens
fine hand mace Goat and Calf ] les and Prince Al
berts: Ladies, Misses. and Children's Newport
! les, slippers, and Buskins. at j. A. GRlGG's.
nv 20 Tenth and Main streets.
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS,

AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA,
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM STANTON
fears stopping at the door) on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. This -.
WATERING-PLACE,
situated In The mountains Of Virginia at an eleya-
ton of 1000 feet above the level OF The sea, offers
nation of attraction In the variety and excellence
OF the mineral waters. the heal ny, and delightful
nature of the climate, AMI the unrfvaued lnagnlh-
cerce of the surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include the three distinct
classes OK alum, chalybeate, ana heanne. Inc
alum waller Is shown By actual a.alysis 70 oe lnlIy
equal to that OF The Rockbridge Aum The cha1y-
b. ate and healing waters are OF very superior ex-
crllence. Ample experience In tue use Oh Ihese
waters has fully established Their great Gurarye
cures, and are most admirably daptedto inc r at
ment Of dyspepsia, liver diseases. constipation,
scrofua, eryslpelas, cutaneous diseases neuralgia,
rheumatism diseases Of the urna ry and generattfe
organs, maadirs peculiar to the temae SEX, and
general debility. There are few forms OF chronic
disease that would not either be entirely cured or
seattyS 1sqsa or II in the heal
Ing water free OF charge. 49,
The nights are cnol and pleasant In the hottest
weather, and the climate Is saiuorious and inVigo-
rating. -. 5si'~
The scenery Is truly magnificent. Flliott's Knob,
4,44S feetabove TIDE water level. the highest noun.
tHin III Virginia, Is In full view OF the hotel and
not mote than three miles from II.
Good music, croquet. and bowling alley will con-
tribute TO the amusement OF guests Besides horses,
modations good aud comfortable. The whole will
be opened Tor is,tors on The / 9TH OF JyNE.
Board, per day, 81; per week, 81 0: permonth Of
thirty days, $780,: Children under twelve years old
and servan Is. hslf-pricc.. 4..
For circulars with analysis Of water, certificate Of
cure &C. write 10 the proprietors or apply to the
Dispatch office, Richmond =, n,,oprec
by 81 -eod- IN PIoprierors.
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This celebrated watering.placc will be kept In
STYLE unsurp. sSed In The mountains of Virginia.
AS 10 The qualities of the waters and the high re-
gard In which they are held by the medical sa-
vans ~ the reader is rferren 70 the PAIN phlet ut
siessrs. Purcell, Laid &c CO.'S who are agents for
the water and dts
Among The great features Of these Springs are the
Amusements, which are varied. and Tar surlass
those Of any watsriug-place IN. Virginia The
Grand Alasqua Balls ami Carnival In sp'en Tor and
briIiancy surpas5 anything ever witnessed in this
section Of the country In fact. nothing OF The
Kind has ever been attempted by any other summer
resort ard nothing but desire to lead could nave
Induced the immense outlay necessary to secure
MnxIev, the incompatible Washington icostumer,
with his regiment Of assSta MS, carlo ads or cos
FUMES, tons OF fireworks and ihousnncs OF ClineS'
lanterns, ami oceans Of evcrgreens. sp =. ~ -
/. The Grand Carnival, which precedes the 6It
aaGsq,te one night. Is Ted hv Professor Riuenhnuses
full brass band. followed by MajOr-General Is IN
command Of rho Mu!Iigan Guards and his tar.
famed and thoroughly trained FL plant Coley ana
General l.. follows with 4 counterpart or I. L.
Barnum's men. This pageant, pass Ing through the
beautiful lawn that nature seems 10 nave designed
for Just such scenes, all lighted up with the thou
sqDis Of lanterns and calcium lights. WIN hre-
works of the most beautiful description In fun play
all over the grounds, presents sight that pen can
not describe. and must be seen u be appreciated
her cfore all go0a Richmond cittzehs, especially
The young, are expected up this summer
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G00DRICH & BARNUM's TUCK

GT GOODRICH g. BARNUM's TUCK
ERS at 75c.;
The hes, sEWING-MACHINE OIL, In large bot
ties, at15c.;
MACHINE NEEDLES at and &c. eachi
SUMMER BALMORAL SKIRTS at ooc-'
CORSET5 at 40, so, and 75c.-al very cheap'
= 90 '>'1N w LEVY BROTHERS.
BLACK HAMBURGER NET just to hand.
lie 16 @. ... .....-.
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All persons attending The commencement exer.
cises who pay full fare to Charlottesville eta this
road Will. on plea to the CONDUCTOR ue fur
nished with Conductors Keceipts." on presenta-
ton OF wnfch to the agent ut Charlottesville they
Can putchase tickets 10 return at ONE-TAlRD OF
ffguiar fare. e--.-1z---
Round-rtp tickets, good for one week. from
Richmond 10 Charlottesville will be sold al SO IS.
Spe. ,al trains will be ruu between Charl ,tesy,e
an0 University every hour duing the exercises on
June 18Th, 2Sth, S0th, andJu, Isl aud Cd.
CSWAI X. H0 YARD,
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent. s
W. NJ. S. dunn, EDgiueer anu sup.rl tenoent
transportation. s , je 1S.Hyl
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my 2S.end2N
4 FTON HOUSE.

4 FTON HOUSE.
This PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT, situated
on the Blue Ridge mountain, at Afion DeDot, on
The Chesapeake and ohio railroad. Will be opened
Board psr month, 40; per week, II 2 per day,
81. Children and colsred servants half price.
my 15-1m 5. b. GOODLOE & GU.
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DARKNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA,
INES. PROPRIETOR,

J. j. BARNES, PROPRIETOR,
will open for the season the FIRST Ot ~ NJ.
The tables viii he supplied ith all the dcc.rl".
OF the sa'twi section, and ever! attention ia!h
10 The com fort of guests. There IS n,o every coz
.1,,o. e.. ,,,hI,r NY 20 On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-18

~ NEW PARASOLS! NEW PARA
SOLs! New FANS and CHAINS! at
fe 10 s1CLh bhO1 hEHo'
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QUESTION: Where can buy 3
W GOOD SHOES for myself or ehtl.
dren nj low figures, but made OF good matrrih
Answer: Al the factory No. 2l5 Broad street,
between Secsnd and Third, where nothing but city.
made goods are sold.
BOOTS footed 10 order for only 20, &c 10
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+ ~ GREAT DEDUCTION IN MAT
TINES, FLOOR and TABLE-OILCLOIaS;a at
telO sYCLE BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-18

MET NOTTINGHAM LACES AN d
LACE CURTAINS reduced in prices at
g.. ia SYCLE BROTHERS..
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, VA.

This delightful summer seaside resort is nav.
open for the reception Of visitors.
LARGE BALLROOM, FINE BAND, SAILING
FISHING, BATHING, BrLLIARD-RooNs. BOWLING
ALLEYS, &C., &C. TELEGRAPH OFFICE N Ius
HOTEL.
Boats from Richmond. Washington, Baltimore,
Norfolk, &C., touch at the hotel wharf
TERMs.-Junc: $50 per month, Sl5 per week.
$3.50 per day. July and tucust: S65 per month.
S1S per week, SO per day. Special terms for
season. WILLIAM 7. HOWELL
c9.lm Manager
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-18

! ME- FIVEHUNDRED CORsETs JUST
S'is n SYCLE BROTHERS'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-18

me- VICTORIA LAWNSss MAIN
SOCKS. SWISS MUSLINs, LACE-sIklpF:;
VICTORIA LAWNS, -TAkbEFANS, white ana
colored, ut reduced prices, az
je 10 s1CLE bho lens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-18

ME- HAMBURGH EMBROIDERIES
and COTTON TRIMMINGS cheaper than the
cheapest at tje1O1 Style bnoldEho.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-18

me- BARGAINS IN TOWELS. NAP
KRIS, TABLP-LIAENa, IRISH LINENS, LIN
E y 1 1n ooiioN nhAh sYCLE BROTHERS,.
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sYEsJlsL NOTICES.


t MT SPECIAL MOTTO E.--Attention is
called to the sale OF elegant HOUSEHOLD and
MT 5HtN FURNITURE Mt the residence of Col
onel Albert Ordway, corner of Ffasklin and Lau-
rel streets, to commence at10k O'Clock A. II. To
DAY, June 18th. The RESIDENCE Will be SOLO
on TOMORROW AFTERNOON at o'clock +.
M on the premises, FRANK u HILL,
20 1a1t 80 3EE Auclianeer. .
M READY-MADE- -DRESsEs~~FoR
1.AnrEs.-We have received from three of the
largest manufacturers in New York large STOCK OF
DRESSES. Also, full assortment Of uNDhA-
GARMENTS. Those in want OF
WHITE or COLoRED SUITS,
OyERsKIRTs and JACKETS,
ULsTERs and BUSTERS,
should call at
je16 LEVI bhoi nHho
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nr HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES. IN
new styles, at Ije1OI SYCLE BROTHERS..
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slPE,.IAl NOTICES.

nr THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS ever shown fore, from I DC.
LACpp,sTRTPE GRENADINES at 10c. per
yard, sold everywhere at Csc; ,oon.
BLACK sALPAC1S and MOURNING 6UOD3
cheaper than ever at .,,,,r,oorurps,
te10 s." s1oLn n"oA wv
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DOC KBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL VIRGINIA.
1--WE MILES SOUTH OF CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
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JAMES \. FRAZIER............ ....PRoPRIETc

OPEN IOTllE PUBLIC JTTNE lsr.
cApaC,Ty Eight HUNDRED.
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a -
! INES.

Silent in holy awe, stand at Sanctuary Gate
And dream of weeping magdalens' entering TOO
late =
The vested p'est, the acolyte, the burning incense
The Church. save one dim lamp, is left in dark
ness and alone.
That Golden Lamp, suspended amid the silent air,
Cleans dimly, as though wearied with ever watch
iul care,
And scenes to cry in anguish, as its tapers dimly
burn
"oh, Sinner, boldl my master waits! Exc It's
tuo late, return
"Re,urn and leave the feast-board where women
wit and wine
HAremet where Luxury, lndulgence,-u
companions l-dine;"
Come hack! Come back Ere It's too late! Inc
tapers still do burn,
And the echoes of the Holy Fame seem ringing
out RETURN.
Faltering, slow, kneel to Him who loveth sinners
still,
Ny lips, that seldom supPlicate, obey His Holy
Will
Nv heart. bowed down with weight Of sin, breathes
one weak, fervent prayer
That il be numbered in The Fold while HIS Light
is burning ,here
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Chunge Of Location.
Wooden Goods.

'J'HE undersigned respectfully informs his for
mer customers and the public generally that
he has leased the
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4 Cheering voicol


TIE Boston Aireyfizr Is the foremost Re-
publican paper 10 New England. Able and
earnest 10 its convictions, and unwaysfioa 10
is support of It's party, wien support Of party
does not conGic; with public liberty Wctake
i, 70 be a fair exponent of the sentiments of ed
the best Republicans 10 Mas.acbnseiis. Il
was shocked at thc Louisiana Outrage and iLe
brutal dispatch Of Sheridan, aod il gave cx-
preston - It's feelings 10 a mally protect
The late proceedings at Washington e1iort
from i, the following uiteraBce, which, W caa
assure it, wi, fad hearty response from OIL
the best men 10 the South, aud 60 ar % re-
vive tie old coriia!ity between Virginia aud
Massachusetts,:
The sectional spirit win never Be conquer
Cd ~ sweeping deugnca,i0us ~ an ir'a'Iecat
population as handful mnudefen. and
assassins.' Gen Bgtlrr las done mYfe within
a week 10 porpetuate strife and flacV leiwecn
tie sections and the races fbeu caH bc coffsct-
cd 10 . generation, without . prompt ant g.
cisiye reputation Of hin aud h.s allies IL.
the country bear in mind that be- D. already re-
puIiatcd 10 Massachusetts, 90 le, t.ie 3nu'h-
ern people rcst in the conviction tf4t Ills
C5mmouwealsh aad lle great rna5arfy = 'ho
Northern pe, pie hay indicated strong dis
approval d 40 hs dan. Tbe orih wscis
peace ani g4d goglmmcri AMI % tli. r.
sIeei Is Of Que niiHI w.ih the South Wa, s.
now d1iag is tie dape'ste 'tfow ~ pri.-'r
gamblers siruggiirg f1r another c'rncr. go re-
voting, IN most pariicslafs. g. or 2 of,s 900
theirs. Their day ol power o de icoi. a
nearly over. Patience. shest pli'nc9 loH 4,
j. the yiriue tley and we afe cl.lsl uF0o 90
show. The North canned ~ 'sd g. CaHsrless
war. fJr white n black. by any leader, ahs.-
ever his rank. hii elise, - rs stac'
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TER Ms.

rs-rheFaEz PREssispub,ished weekly az Tro
p ,f'r-. taf Fify Cents per aaaam ga Gfras
rg-THEEE DOLLABSir &c not paid in advance.
rg-04e D,Ha- as{ F.ffy Csaf, foe .ir oatin
r8- The terms of Advertising are, Tor square
one ineh1 or,es,, O.e Dollar and Fply C-l'sfor
.hres iusertious-hrger In thes ucproP0g-
sion slch cllanllacs Fif'y CsHts.
80 advsr,issmeutto De considered by ,hs
month ,r year unless speci6ed on the Manuscript,
,r rprsviousl7 agreed gpon between the parties.
rs-An ldy,rtiseue at not marked on che copy
orasp.ciied number ofiassrtious will be continued
tnti ordered ost, pay -enti. ezacted accordingly.
rs- fsar-as ADyElrlsESENIs.-fo avoid any
nisaad.rstludiugo the part of che snu1s 'sd't5-
.is.-siti. proper Co state ii.tisrt'y that tue
-ile-, only extends Co their .jiate business
a.als.at.. L.-, 'raIi other advertise meuts.eat
1vtaem an additional charge, and no varil.
zion.
"a. )5i,ury NoticesoCnorst than dveliuesvil
sscltr-.I ...
gD3 VDRN--Pls,crs. sale Bills. Circulars
tt-i,. cs.,tS.cgtsd promptly, neatly, satat ,aii
prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

NOR all kinds Of Homemade Boots. shoes and
Gaiters. 20 to HAGLhl'S shoe store:
4 H1glev's YOU can hnd all kinds Of Ready
I made Boots, Shoes aud Caters from the low
esi price 60 the best quality.
L AIDES. if ven want Arctic 0ver,hoes. lmi;a-
1 tion of Sandals, Kellogg Gum Buskins or
Fo1tbolds 90 10 HAGLEY'S Shoe Store.
ItENT'S. Ladies' Misses and Children's Rubber
" Shoes of various kinds. at
HAGLEi'S Shoe Store.
4 IL kinds of Shoe Dressings, Shoe Bronze
n Backing, Cork Soles Waterproof Compost
ton Warranted To- keep your feet diy), Button
Hooks, Buttons, Laces, &c. at
HAGLEY'S Shoe Store.
u EPAIRING done at short Lotice. at
Ia Dec. 10, 1874. HAULEl ,.
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Shannondale Factory,

and will there manufacture Woolen Goods on an
increased scale-having greater facilities and more
Improved Machinery, beside full corps OF com
petent workmen. Every article heretofore man
uiactured under my supervision will. in my pres
en-; establishment. be produced in greater perieo-
ton, and will compare iavora6ly with the best
fabrics.
am in the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory, and through my Agents IN Charles
town, Messrs. Duke 4 Galaher-allowing the
highest market price. II more convenient Tor my
old customers who NAV desire TO exchange Wool
for Good. 10 deliver the Wool IN CharlestoWn,
Messsrs Duke 4 Galaher are authorized TO re-
ceive and receipt for the same.
Information as to prices. &c, nav be had by
addressing me at Kabletown, or my Agents at
Charlestuwn.
Thankful tor the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me, trust 90 merit, by CAREFUL at
tention To- business the manufacture 81 superior
goods aud b. moderate charges, continuance OF
the good will and custom o! old friends aud trial
by new ones.
Nav %, 1874. Spirit copy.
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Speech Of DR.. Tanner.

On the 9Th instant Dr. I. S Tanner, one OF
our Delegates to the West Virginia LegSIa-
ture. in that body spoke to the following res
olutionS:
Reso'reI That our Senators and Repre-.
sentntiycs in the Congress of the United
States, are hereby instructed 10 use all honor
able means in their power to accomplish the
massage # a law OF laws 10 the following et-
feet, VIZ:
FIRST. A law authorizing the taxation OF the
United States bond;
Second. A law providing for the paymen,
Of the iuteres, on these bonds, which have
heretofore been paid semi annually IN gold,
hcncefurth payable in gTeenbacks;
Third. 4 law securing the repeal Of the
currency act, by which the present banking
system i now carried on at ruinous rate ol
interest t. the consumer, aud furnishing to
the people greeuhack, ia lieu thereof
Fourth. 4 law authorizing and securing The
ra-e,tahli,hmeut of the National Industry at
Harper', Ferry. and the Senator TO be elected
shall pledge himself to the manly and viso-
rous supper; Of the foregoing measures
We regret our Hunted space does not admit
the publication in the FLEE PREss Of the en-
tire speech Of Dr. Tanner We take the con-
cluding paragraph which has especial refer
ence to Harper's Ferry:
"Harpers Ferry once tho pride and boast
of nation aud constituted material item
of the nations wealth.
There was once manufactured the best arm
that ever graccl a soldiers equipage; here
wa, trained aud educated under the govern
mcnt patronage, the most sklllul aud accom-
pished m,cbauic of any age or o. any country,
all # hi, waits were blessed by the abun-
dance Of the teemins wealth of the proGuc-
,ions Of two Of the finest valleys on the east
eru slope of the continent; the Shenandoah
above. aud tie Catoctiu below; traversed by
a chain Of railroad connections linked to u
steamship navigation, thai uuiies the com
merce Of Europe with the combined wealth OF
the western world, sweeping daily. almost
hourly, by this place carrying through this
pass the wealth and productions Of two con-
tiuents.
And this place, gentlemen, Heavens most
precious Gift 10 nations wealth Is the place
your national Legislature proposed to sell Tor
a song.
But who can comprehend the wisdom Of
the Divinity in frustrating the accomplish
ment Of such folly Who can penetrate
the mystery? Or. who can f'resee the pros
perity of the nation, veiled in the obscurity
Of the future. that may possess the wisdom
and the Judgment to embrace the advantage
of the gifts that nature has placed within It's
reach.
But if sectional jealousy and sectional
prejudice. shall tramrnel the perception Of na-
,ional wisdom t. such a degree. as 10 embarass
national development, national ruin must be
the inevitable consequence.
And il the ijceutIousncss and the corrup-
ton If one administration u tot arrested by
the virtue ADD the wisdom of an other, aud II
the folly of our ruler, should suffer our Politi-
cal structure 70 topple T. lis fil, who can tell
that it may not he reserved fr wiser and
better people than the age 10 which we live,
to develop the resources Of our country.
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COAL AND WOOD YARD
WnShin ON .S- I.innitI

W az mn g IA "a I@IDIIIt'
WILL keep on hand constant supply Of
" COAL of all kinds, and Sawed and Split
WOOD. which they will furnish and deliver in
quantities to suit customers, for Cash. Orders
lett at Yard. corner Samuel street and Is. U. X.
w. Cash paid for Bones.
Junr l.. lhI3-lY.
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ENANDOAH HOUSE
MARTINSBURG, ". VA,
John Eellel.S. Proprietor.

TINHE Proprietor Of this excellent Hotel will as
heretofore. continue to keep the House
The Shenandoah House is one Of the most conve
uicnty arranged and comfortable hotels in Mar
tin,burg and the Proprietor will spare no trouble
or expense to render the stay of his guests pleas
ant aud comfortable.
The tine stock of Liquors. Wines, &C, with
which his Bar is supplied. will be kept up. and
persons who NAV patronize him in this department,
can RELY upon getting the very best article.
The Shenandoah House Is pleasantly situated on
North Queen street near the Railroad.
Nav q, 1873.
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Boots and shoes.

May 23, 1914. Spirit copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Friendships Tie.

The dearest friends are lost to each other
when letters cease to bridge the chasm OF their
separation; and few among Us can afford to
lose our good friends through wanton careless
ness and neglect, since they are not easily re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
POLITICAL.
For the Free P'e's.

Twas not a maid of royal birth,
Whose heart was all nv own;-
Nor vet painted bird Of ca IN,
who sat on Loves high throne.
She wore no purpled silken gown
No gems bedecked her hair
And ye, she was my Queen, my queen,
Ny Fair.
From sea-girt island came my sweet,
And simple were her ways -
In her the virtues blent and met
Like gorgeous sunlight rays.
To me her pure heart was pledged
Her beauty, rich and rare
And she was still my Queen. nv Queen,
Ny Fair.
Lavender.
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STRAW GOODS.
REMOVAL.

STATHERS &CO, MERCHANT TAILORS
have removed from No. to No. % NORTH
CHARLES ST, northwest corner OF Lexington
where they will continue thri' business as "rmer'
ly, with well assorted stock OF Choice and S"a'
snnable GOODS. which they will be pleased ID
make up 90 "lder. and in The most approved sly
a; moderate prices.
March Is, lS72--ly.