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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-13

The great falling off of the pub
lie revenue from imports is a mat
ter of national concern. The Gus
toms duties collected, especially at
New York, have 80 seriously de-
creased that some action is abso-
lutely necessary to make up the
deficiency in the Treasury. And
yet, it is positively stated, there
are more foreign goods in the New
York market than ever before,
many of which are offered at prices
which would be ruinous if the
lawful duties had been paid. These
facts point strongly toward a sys-
tenn of enormous frauds upon the
Government. Direct smuggling
no doubt has much to do with it,
and swearing to false Invoices is
equally efficient. How far ibis may
be the fault of the revenue officers
we cannot say, but it would be
impossible if it were not for the
completely of some of the impor-
ting merchants, who will stop al
nothing if only a good profit can
be made. This stale of things has
grown much verse since the re.
peal of the law giving moieties tC
informers for breaches of the reve'
nue. acts, and it is very probable
that the evil cannot be destroyed
until this or some similar penal
law is restored by Congress.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-13

The Modoc war cost, beside the
valuable lives lost, SAIL, 900. 1t is
likely that 81 900, judiciously and
honestly expended, would have
made allies of Captain Jack and
his braves, and saved 100000 to
the treasury; but there would have
been no speculation in it.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-13

A French scientist is of the opin-
ion that birds had nothing to do
with the formation of guano beds
but that the beds are composed of
fossil remains.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-13

"a LADX'S REMARKABLE DEATH
BED REQUEST. Mrs. LoWdeu, who
died in College avenue, in that
part of the city known formerly as
Mott Haven, made a singular re-
quest on her death-bed. She was
passiunately fond Of dancing, and
her death was fastened by an over
indulgence ia that amusement.
When she realized that she was
about to die, she requested that
her remains might be laid out ON
a board instead of in a coffin, and
that she should be dressed in her
new ball dress of fresh-colored sat
in, with white slippers. She also
asked that a fashionable hairdress-
err should beemployed TO dress her
hair in the latest style, and her
head should be turned to one side
after death, to show the hair to
advantage. Her desire was COM
piled with, excepting that a casket
was substituted for the board
After the remains were arfayed
for the grave, the corpse was
placed in a chair, the head turned
to one side in a life-like position,
and the picture was perpetuated in
a photograph. The circumstance
of her making such a request drew
a large number of curiosity seekers
to the funeral in addition to the
mourners.-M y. Sun, Sd.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-13
TO CONSERVATIVES

VNHE ADVERTISER HAVING been
4 permanently cured ofthat dread d.
sease, Consumption, by a simple reme-
dy, is anxious TO make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used, free of charge,
with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they win find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, DE. Parties wishing the
prescription will.please address
REV. e. A. WILSON,
1874 Penn ST williamsburg n. Y.
Noy. 24-6mdaw-A Abbott.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-13
COAL! COAL

NTE ARE prepared tot urnish con sum
wv ers with all kinds of ard and soft
al in any quantities, at fair rates. Give
call. Knapp & EMMERT.
Aagust5, l 6md3mw
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-02
ATrtumph over Humhnr.

It il not difficult to alarm the timid and invslids
are proyerbi.IIy so. Aware of this fact, the ven
dsrs of pseudo bitters .entfely free from Alcoholic
have raissd false cry against tonic preparations
containing spiritss aud doubt have frightene ed
few sick fOIks into Purchasing the fsrmented rub.
bsh which they sell, end which is infinitely more
injurious thaa the vilest drains drunk At tavern
bare. But already a tremendous reaction hss set
in sgainst these abominabEs nostrums. which, be-
ing devoid os the alcoholic 6asis which Lone pre-
ventsliquid botanic turning sour,
decompose almost az made Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has lived and will live down null
titndes of ouch impostures. A regular recurrence
of the demand for the great Alternative invigoraut
from those who have always been is patrons, shows
that they have not sweryed in their time hon0red
allegiance to Americas most popular remedy
and constant influx of orders demonstrates
now little impression, tter ALL the blatant denun-
ciations or the mock bitters men have made upon
the genstal public So lon HOstetier's Bitters
continue to cure and prevent Intermittent and re-
mittent levers, dyspepsia, constipa ton, kidney
disease, and the numerous other Aine ts to which
they adapted, they will continue TO dominate
the factious opposite of humbugs, and that win
be just as long as they are manufactured nd cold
Be it known unto all hogus uostrum ven6ers or
every degree of audacity and kuavery. that they
can never hope to puff themse in public favor
at the expense OF Hosteter's Bitters; the reputa-
tion of which 10 founded. as il were, upon a rock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-02
COMMUNICATED.

CnARLEsroN. ". Va. jan 23d, 1875.
To the E'i'tor u Ae Spirit Of J.ferson
l have just seen cnmmunicatio6n IN the
Spirit, from my friend John A. Thomson,
E-q commenting Upon some opinions ascrlbed
to me by MIR Townsend, the correspondent
1T the Chicago Tribune have no fault to
find with the spirit or temper in which those
comments are made,-they are friendly and
respectful,-but it might have saved MIR.
Thomson the time aud labor employed in
writing that Communication, if he had been
appraised that do not recognize the authen-
ticity Of the opinions ascrIbed to me in that
brief and casual conversation. 1 caused
statement to that effect to be published ia one
of tho Martinshurg papers several weeks ago
Doubtless some Of The ideas reported were ut>
tered by me. but not in the Language or con-
mexion, that would present any authentic
statement of my views upon any of the gnes>
tions referred to. 1t was brief, pleasant,
playful conversation in the presence Of his
family. in which 1 certainly had no idea OF
expressing any grave opinions upon any ques-
lions financial or political, and was much
prised aud somewhat annoyed by the report
which he published of Thorn.
Yours, CHAs. j. FAULKNER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-02
MARRIED..

In THIS county. ON the 9Th NIT. by Rev.T. B.
Shepherd. Mr.. JOSEPH W. TRUSSELL TO Miss
MoLL1E DoVENBEHGER-Lo of TINS cOu ty
III the Baptst Chnrcn, Charlestown, on the
2S h nit ny Rev. T. B. 8 ephert. Nr. JAMES +.
LITTLETON tOMiSs LAURA B. TAVENNER.
At I, same tI,nc and place, by the same, Mr.
JAMES N. HElDWnOL to Mis- MARTHA E.
LII ElON-all of tnls cOunty.
III. tins town. on the 2sth nlt.. b. Rev. A. C.
rkins. Mr. EDWARD HAAS to Miss MATTE
GALLAHER- both of Lnuduun county. Va.
By Rev II c. Brown. Jan. 2lst. 1875. at tie
res ID nee OIL the BRIDES mother. DR. ROBERT C.
GROVE and Miss MAMIE MASON. all of this
county
On the 2sth uIt.. bv Rev A. A. P. Neel, Mr.
ALFRED KNODE. of Keedysvile. Mo, to Miss
LYDIA CLOUD OF this county.
In Hes CesvIlle, Berkeley county. Jan. 7th BY
Rev. WIN NJ. Wasl. MIR. ABB. KEARFOIT TO
Miss MARY E LANE, all of Berkeley county
Near White Post. Clarke county, Va on the
2Oti MT. nv Rev W. G. EgTleston. Mr.. J. MAR
SHALL DENNY to Miss La RA c. CHRISTIAN.
On the Il uit., at Berlin, Nd. bv Rev. A.
Ball. NJ. JAS. CORB1N and Miss ROSA SHU-
MAKER. both OF Lour oun county. Va.
On the 21st nit. in Marker Street N. f. Church,
Winchester. Va. by Rev. W. T.. SchO"lev. as
SiS,cd b., Rev. james Gardner, Rev. JAMES NJ.
STEPHENSON. of the Virginia Conference, 81.
E. Church, to, Miss ELLA FERGUSON, of Fred
erlck county, Va.
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DEB.

On the morning of January e4th, 1875, at
Vienna, Fairfax county. Va, after an Illness If
IonE hours. of congestion of the brain, DR..
LEWIS N: SMITH, aged SIS years, ieaviog W fe
aud six children to mourn the loss of devoted
husband and kind and loving fat er.
In this place. on Saturday morning last.
CHARLES W., infant son of Charles ". and
Bette L. Trussell. aged mouth aud 25 days.
On Tho 6t: ult.. Mt her residence IN Clinton
4 years. mouths and IS days. wife of Lewis
Cleaner.
On the 18Th ult.. Mt Bell Air. near 'FRONT.' ROYAL,
Gus P. Buck, deceased.
November 21st. 1874. at the residence of Mr.
George 8. Shading. arke county. of Consump-
ference, n. E. Church
At Long Meadow. Jefferson county, after a
brief spell of sickness. whlch Sc bnre With
CiIrlssia' forritude. Miss n ANNAH II. THROCK-
MORTON, aged 81 years. months and day
On the 24th nit, in Berkeley county. Miss
S4LL1E SHARPE, in the Esd year of her age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-02
For the Spirit of Jensrson.l
A WARNING
To the FTaaactal Lap liakers, Bankers and

Thus saith the Lord, Gas you do unto
others SO will it be done unto you" Let us
examine and see what you have done. You
first inflated the currency. thereby stimulating
production and high prices for labor, and
then you turned and contracted the currency.
aud thus enabling few wealthy individuals
to goble it up to increase the rates of interest
on money beyond the rates at which pro-
ducers could afford 10 give and realize profit,
aud thus stopping production to certain ex-
tent, or q reduction in the price ofalabor,
which produces strikes or idfeness in order to
keep the wages up. L say to. the laboring
class that strikes is not tho proper remedy
The proper. remedy is to organize, organize,
organize-not for the purpose Of committing
iniquity, but to resist iniqu1ty. Call meetings
in every county, send petitions to your Law
makers asking them to change their policy,
and if they will not listen to your wishes,
when election day comes turn them out of
Office and place those in who will listen to
your wishes. and let them be men whocanno.
be bribed like large class of your present
rulers.
/ ask those person. to whom this warning
is addressed how would they like this state of
thiugs-manufacturfug stopped, bread and
meat stopped or locked up. Your financial
policy is bringing about this very state of.
things, su.you had better take warning in time
and unite the strings of your money bags.
January %, 1875. GRANGER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-02
Poisoned to Death.

A healthy liver secretes each day about
TWO and "a half pounds of bile, which contains
great amount of waste material taken from
the blood. When the liver becomes torpid
vt co"gested, it fails to eliminate this vast
amount of nuxious substance which. therefore
remains to poison the blood and he conveyed
t. every part If the system What must he
the condition of the blood when it is receiving
and retaining each day two and half pounds
ut poison? Nature tries to work off this
poison through ether channels and organs-
the Kidneys. lungs. skin. etc; but these organs
become ove,taxed in performing this labor,
in addition t" their NEUTRAL func,ioEa, and
clnnot long Withstand the pressure, but become
r"ri"usly diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical
centre of all vitality is uuduly stimulated by
the nnhc"lthy blood which passes to it from
tho heart. and it fails to perform its Office
hcahhCully. Hence the symptoms of bile
roisoning. which are dutlness. headache, in.
capacity to keep the mind on any subject,
Impairment Of memory. dizzv. sleepy or nerv-
"nS feelings, gln0mv forehodings and irrita-
hiIity of temper. The 6lood itself hcine dis
"ased. as It forms the sweat upOn the surface
of the skin. is 90 irritating and poisonous that
it produces discnlnred brown spots. pimples,
hlotches and other cru, tons. sorcs, boils car
hnncles and scrofuous tnmors.. The stomach.
bowels, and other organs spoken Of, cannot
escape becoming affected sooner or later. and
costivenesa, niles. dropsy. dyspepsia. diarrhoco,
female weakness. and many other forms of
chronic disease. are among the necessary re-
suits. As remedy for all these manifesta>
TONS of disease, DR. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery with small daily doses of his Pleas
ant Pmrgative Pellets are positively UNEQUAL
led. BY them the liver and stomach are
changed to an active and healthy state. the
appetite regulated and restored, the blood
and secretions thoroughly purified and en-
riched. and the whole system renovated and
built M anew. Sold by all first. class drug
gists and dealers in medicine
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-02

EDWARD TEARNEY. Sheriff off
Jefferson county. Adminlsura-
tor of George z. -Washingtoc,
deceased, Plaintiff,
ARCHIBALD BOW En-, James $Is CnASctR1.
i. Roberts, James +. Ryan, ].
G. Fellows, James L. E. Van
metre. s. B. WynO.!am, Nal
than s. White. aud Brttl6 r.
Bolts, ExecntFix of Lawson
Bntts, decd, Dei'ts..
ETNHE Object Of this suit is to recover against
Il the NONRESIDENT Defendant, Archibald Bow
en-, kne amount of two bonds ex %cuted 10 George
81 ,c0os and the other for $500. aud 10 attach All
assets of said Archibald Bower and debts due
from Nathan s. White, and Bette r. Bolts, Ex-
ecutrIx of Lawson Bolts, deceased, the resident
DeteadantS, 70 him. and also all assets of and
debts due to MN from the other Defendants,
james +. Ryan, G. Fellows, James L. F. VAN
metro aud Z. b. Wynd aam. VINO were resident
defendants wnen this SUIT was brought, but
now reside in the State OF VIrgiuia.
1t aDpe3rIuR affidavit ii ed in this suit, t. ut
the Defendants Archibald Bowen, James L.
Roberts, James F. RYAN, j. G. Fellows, James l..
i. Nanmetre and T. B. Wyadham are not resi-
dents of the State of West Virginia, they are
the Clerks Office OF tho said Court. the first
Monday in March next. and do what is neces-
sary to proIect their interests IN this matter.
ANA i6 IS further ordered that a CODY of this
order shall be pub iSlIeC unce week. for four
successive weexs, in the esprit of Jefferson'-a
posted at the front door of the Court House of
cree is rendered.
ROBERT T Brown,
~ Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Green Beckwith, p. 9.
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PatapScO AmmONiated Soluble
e.: -f

Manufactured Especially Tor abe wheat Crop.
III AVlNG introduced this fertilizer into Jrfisr.
IL son county very generally last season, and
gOlteH it into the hAnds of our beat farmers wenTo
now prepared to offer II upon tie meIits alone and
viii give toe beet county references In regard 20 lie
value as Wheat Prod ucsr II is an article Of the
highest standard. thoroughly manipulated, and
drills well We have the most favorable reports
from 'he erOPs that have been threshcd, and 1eeI
warranted in say ing il can not be excelIed.
Our prices are lower than last con- and liberal
Send in orders enrly.
WASHINGTON Il LIPPITT, Ag'ts.
For JeffSr son, CLARKE and Frederick Conn ties.
Juiy lS74
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, and .

FIREA AT Observation-Disclosures and 3
: o'clock Wednesday morning the frame station.
house and freight depot of the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad Company ut Winchester, Va,
aud large amount of freight contained there
in, was destroyed by fire. involving considers
able loss. The origin of the Ere is uncertain.
The bOOksaud papers contained in the station.
as We learn from the Baltimore Sun, were
saved. The freight burned was valued at
$500. Two freight cars standing on the
track. valued at $500, were also burned that
Il, the entire woodwork was destroyed and the
iron rendered almost useless. Several other
freight cars were somewhat damaged, and the
fire was the means of causing slight deten
ton Of the early morning trsi6s. Three pas
sepgsr and baggase cars that stood on the
track near the strtion were also somewha.
scorehed, and will have to be repaired. The
company Kill rebuild the st1tiou Immediately.
The Neaeof Friday estimates the total loss
to6e $4,000.
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MIS- CELLAR oU s.
A NEW IDEA.


cENTfo4be NEW YORK 8 oR1ENrA1. TEA
~ COMPANY, wIll Insure by return mail, Que
pound OF e1eslleas 00.one. Young Tyson, Eng
hsh Breakfast, Japan or Mixed Tea such. as is
usually retalled at , so ea s I 50 per pound.
1t Is a fact not generally known that by a re-
cent arrangement OF the Post Office, small guam
Titles OF merchandise now conveyed Mt
Charges considerably less than those of tine ex-
press companies the cost on one pound of Tea
The New York and Oriental rea Company is
taking advantage of tins extraordinary facility
ana Is supplying it's customers all parts of the
U%ited states with the finest Teas ever import
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statement of the distribution will be puI,-
hsled and forwarded to ticket holders. and all
gifts Will neprnWp' ~ paid liter the distribution
GOOD and Responsi ME Persons Wanted to work
LOT the interests of this Association. Liberal
Commissions Allowed.
How t" REMIT 10 US.-Monev should he sent
der or Registered Litter.
Address all communications to
ALPHEUS x. COLLINS, Sec'v.
January -. 1915 MS1. DenjsOn, Texas.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In thc County Court, of Jc6er,Oa County,
>. West Virginia.:
GEORGE F. ABELL, Trussee,)
P4aInii1t.
Against SIS CuAScrRv.
GEORGE W. WILLIS and 9th
ers. Defendants.
(Ertroc'. from Decree of Novem6er Is, 1919
TT appearing to the Court that tic special Com
l. missioner. William Clerdening. has never
wade Report. required by the Decree OF
Octnber 3Oth, 1850, an the motion of the PialnIlH
aTnle isawardcH against him to show cause why
h. should not be attached for his failure to make
such report, and this cause rs referred to Gloon
Moore, a commissioner of this Court. who snail
ascertain and report what funds II, tins cause
L;Hve come i"to tie hands of VIM. C!enhenung
Special Commissioner. and what dlsposI ton De
has made of tue same. aud if he has loaned out
anr portion of said [und, to whom lie has loaI ed
the same and on what security, and to wnOm
the funds Ill this suit are nov coming; and hV
whom the same is claim I. and any other mat
tiers he may dcem pertinent, or any party inter-
estcd may require III order to disposition by the
Court OF the funds i'll this cause; aad hcfoIe OK
ccuC'no this Decrcr, lie snail give nn,ice to all
oarUIes lnfercsted,by publication for four weeks
In the Spirit of I-tfcrsOn," u newspaper nub-
list ell III Charlesrown, j fersoo county West
Virginia, " hIch shall bc equivalent to n persOi-
al service of notice all the parties inter- sted.
A COpY-TeSIe.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk
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oAE",

HAVING heretofore done business ut Summit
Ii Point, / would respectfully call tho atter-
tlOh 0t INV former friends and customers TO the
tact that am at the d -pnt agnin and viii be
glad to serve them, and viii be- pleased 20 nave
n call fIom them. w. G. WILSON,
OF the fran of Wilson BIotheTs.
Summit Point, Sept. IS. 1874 Sun,
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OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefersou CountH. sct :

Jefferson County, set ::
In the County Court, January Term, 1875.
At a County Court continued apd held for said
County, the 18th day of January, ISIS on
Levi G. Cordell's estate. and also of Christine
Cordeli's estate:
ID EPoRTS of the accounts of N: s. White. "a
IL Administration Of Levi c. COrdeIlS and os
hHecItor "t Christine Gor!lsli, and of the Debis
a-d Dema"d" against said 0ec.ndenls' estates.
having been filed III the Clerks Office OF tn:s
Court, AID also having been confirmed by the
Court ut the September Term, 1874, pursuant to
the Act"f Asse:mb IN such cases made aud pro.
Vlded and more than two NeaTs haviug eIal,sed
since the qualification of said White Ms Personal
Representative Of saId estates; 1t is ordered by
the Court that the cLeditOrs OF said estates show
cause, 90 the 18TH day of March, 1878. against
tue .Oat meDt- AID delivery Ot-tiIe money and
otner estate of said Decedentsto their DIstFIbn-
tees aud Legatees; and it IS ordered that a COPY
of IhIs 1rder be published once a week, for fonr
successive weeks, in the Esprit OF Jefferson :"
newspaper OulIilshrd In tins cOun w, and posted
at tine front door Of the CUurt-HunRe of this
county on the I'd Monday of Two successive
Teste.
Ian o. 1s-5-A+ - NAOO'NH' SleTk'
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Summit Point Depot.

ETNHE undersigned, having purchased the en-.
tlreStOck of Mercaandise of MesSrs Hiiieary
& johnson. Mt this place, are prepared 10 offer
TO the public great Inducements, as they propose
doing strictly e0ah btsinsss, have marked down
share of their patronage. TT ev asst of the pub
lie trial. WILSON BROTHERS.
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GENUINE TE a

OtSSuSe ouE Guultuanu IGaplt0lena0ieS us
10 import Largely for Cash. and thus sell
emma and japan, and thus save many interme-
dlate profits and charges.
DO. Because We have imam 9urated . New System
of business. originated New Idea.
" save the profit of tile middleman and give
them to Onr Gus; G,Itrs, by sending dIrecGsIO amy
Prices.
18th. Bccause.as the; -.
Great Need OF the Times
is Pure Tea Mt Low Price; and rs we are de-
tertrlned to Supply tails Need, 1t is to your inter
est to help us by sending on your orders ct once
CO. See our Price List.
Oolong lBlack) 30, so, 60. best 20 cite rer pound .
Mixed Green ard bIack) 40, co. 81, 20, beat soc
Japan (Uncolored) 60. 40. so, bsst s 90 per h.
Imperial (Green) 90, 10 so. 8 100. SI25
Young Hy.Op GGreenl 81: 60, 20, best 8 90 s.
GunIowder (GTeen) $ . 90, heat ! 25,
Eng ish Breakfast (Biack) 60, 20 So best 81 90
eS-P. g. We have a special quality of very finc
Ool"ng and Young Hyson at ST IS per pound.
Any of these qualities delivered free by mail and
safe delivery guaranteed on receipt of price
PLEAsE NoTE-We deal IN nothing that il I'm
sound, Injured. Damaged. or Aduiterated in any
Respect even the lowest qualities in the above ist
are perfect in their degree, CLEAN pure, and unin
jured 10 every particular.
CO. We want active and reliable Agents ey-
eeryWhere; to whom srectal Inducements are OF
Tered: The business is honorable and respPcta-
Die: Young and old. rich and poor, malo and fe-
male: can get mp Clubs and act as Agents. Send
Tor circular and begin at once.
Address. e.,
New York and Oriental Tea Company,
IS Yesey Street, Ny.
January %, 1851.
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HAULING

THE underSiRncd will haul goods and othGr
property, remove iuTHitu re DC aud any th m e
elSe IN their line, at the ShOTtest notice and upon
re" sdna BILE tcrms Orders Icf' al the Of bar
Geo. z. COrdelI will receive prompt al tention.
MANUEL 4 aooE.
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ES The Smithsonian Institution has re-
ceivcd notice that reward of 81, 900 will bc
paid t" any one producing the only copy that
exists in the United States of book PUB
lished in London by T. Jackson, with the
name OF NJ. Lindsell on the title page, and
against the publication of which the Lord
Chancellor issued an injunction. since it con-
tanned certain statements regarding member
of the royal family