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The New York herald., 1875-03-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsJsR, Jan 5--Passed bark Eta LorinG Loring from
BoasAY' FEB lin port ships sagamore. Wood; and
Chanics, Ross H,vre, dgi Frank carvil tBr), No
Sailed Fss q snip Lady Du,erin r fsn New S;i YOGs
Sa'sa SgGS,isSt wss iSSs., ESsns, caa0' l'h
yenson for New Yort ds Queen OF the Msfsey isr' Ton
Sailed from saugor Jan 2& ship Lady Lawrence yr).
cirSruncos, Ma re s-salcd bark Jos Baker. Ryder.
9sss r. rorencs roeu sE ra aasx
Rrl, DO; " Lord Br,, do schrs Frank " Emery Fsl.
c4nDryas; March s-Arrvea brig Oyster Bed Las.
Adeza' Huntley Cienruegos' Ihets Lindsren' fascs'
W Bird. Merrill, do; e Sawyer Kelley. north Of Hat
East LoSDos. Africa no dats-Arrlvel. bark Azelis.
GInnALTAH. Feb l5-Arrved. schr Hydranthe, Doane.
iovc koSc, Jan s2-sailed, ship Morning Light (Br'.
Cheston. san FRANCISCO s
New York ,, sshrs Emma 7 Jrammond, Higgins cadiz
for ;'s' Ann kss san Geo
Torlh q liatteras IN ship parkcnhoe Brl Pen.seo;a
ssa aSy asPh PnkR@
scnrs Grace Davis DAVIS do; Nellie Dinsmore do'
acm T4sste sS eIr; & i!s'
Es 9 @ Rg for do do ana OH
GArAvzAs March s-sailed. brig Asa Porter. north OF
NELsov NJ Nov c6-Arrived, bark oneco Henry. New
PnrsouTn e' fe5 2a-saed bark Prospcro ataD Re.
p'kS RIO JAHSao @ Fe5 ssArriyed ship Pacific Foss Ma
zaan for liverpool nt in for %,y was Mur Br 81
Thomas: sehr ISAAC oiars Lake Iayana ., HAITI.
rs s. tns ons MS2sn S3Hnns cn Lizzie p.t.-.
% Sailed % sih BARK Arlstides Br, Matanzas for orderA
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
THE STORM UP THE HUDSON.
PoUGHKEEPsIE. March 8. 1875.

P0UGHKEEPSlE. March 8, 1875.
At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning the third
snow storm within week commenced falling, and
at that hour 1t already nearly two Ieet deep on
the level. All day yesterday the storm prevailed
and wnen darkness came 1t increased In violence
rapidly. ne wind blew gale from the north.
west and the snow seemed to come down In
sheets. At daylight there was slight iuil, but
through the night over thirteen inches OF snow
had fallen, and Us consequence when morning
dawned, there was general blockade
everywhere. 1t was the heaviest storm
strange TO SAY it dld not amount
70 much north OF Tlyoli nor south OF PeeksSuI,
nut between tnese ponIs 1t drii,ed mo she cuts
ef the Hudson Kiver lsairoad TO the depth or ten
ieet. Five freight trains were BLOCKED In between
here and New hamUurg ana That caused other
serious detentiOns. All trains on the Dutcness
and Columbia and pougnkeepsie and Eastern
railroads are showed IN, aud IL ls doubtful II the
gangs oi men seat out can get those roads open
today Ine storm seemed 10 pass from west to
east over tract OF country sixty miles wide. lhe
SIDE streets here are almost mpassable and ga nps
OF men ana teams are at WORK all over the city
cartlng the snow away and dumping 1t in parks
and open lots. In some OF the streets there are
snow banks twenty ieet deep.
Tnls situation adds greatly to the 1ears OF the
people resldlag along the line OF the Falkil IN re.
comes into the city from the back country on its
eastern limits on the north side. and passes in
smla street TO tho ryer. 1t Is spanned By fourteen
bridges. and II transform comes II Is believed
that every one OF these bridges VIII be carried
away. The creek Is now one solid mass OF ce
frozen down TO It's bed, with two feet OF snow on
The top. In case lG rises suddenly not only VIII
the bridges be carried away, but the leo
Will tear away the gas and water mains, and be-
sides inundating the gardens and lands along
It's line VIII possibly carry away fences, parns aud
perhaps several houses. The Common Council has
steps 10 avert the danger as far as possible,
and all hope that disaster may not come. Con-
apprehension Is also lclt as to the slrua-
ton aong Wapplnger'5 Greek and Fshklil Greek, rs
a ireshet in those stle must necessarily entail
"A stp
The New York herald., 1875-03-09

tmore; soren Berger CSor), Portland, o; Sth. An.
ste amer Indiana. Clark, Philadelphia tor LIVERPOOL
ROTTERDAM March 5-sailed. bark Annie Troop tBr.
Hil New York.
SWANSEA, March 6-sailsd, bark Whitney tBri. spt
Ger. Boston.
YOKOHAMA March 7-sailed, steamer vasco de CANT
(Br) Rice. San Francisco
Sailed from -. "sydia," for United States
LONDON. March S-Steamer W A Schoten Dutch.
from Rotterdam for New York which put back to Ply
mouth, will return 10 Rotterdam next week. Steamer
CGand OF the line, which lett Rotterdam the
9Th Will take Schotcns cargo board at Plymouth
and proceed to New York
Bark Queen of Commerce (Br, which arrived to-day
from Pensacola. had heavy weather the passage;
lost bulwarks and had OF her boats stove
Brig Rietta (l,r). Crquhart from Baltimore Feb for
Queenstown is ashore off the latter port
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINZ

h1EOhIEp By THE HERALD STEAM HAOhrs AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Gresham tBr, Mace. Messina, &C. with mdse
TO Phelps Bros Co .
steamer clyde, kennedy, Galveston feD N wa Key
west March with mdse and passengers 10 IL Mallory
90 March 7, aoout l2 80 AN, III W Font'ine OF hey
west aged about 10 years while laDoring under tempo.
rary insanity brought ON by drink Jumped overheard
ana WAS drowned Had heavy weather north OF Hate
steamer Ccstes, Freeman. New Orleans Feb ?s with
hdse ana Passengers 10 Clark Seaman .
schr Morton tof Yarmouth Ns. Bell Aux Cages IL
days with oswood 10 NOnes Coz vessel to lirctt Son
Co Was days north OF Hatteras with strong NJ
gales
schr jefferson, Hanson. Indianoia 9 days with hides
&c, TO orders vessel to rupper a Beattie.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eleanora. johnson. Portland for New YORK,
with mdse ana passengers
Steamer Newport simmons Newport for New York,
with mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City OF Lawrence Reynolds New York for
Fail River
steamer Newport Simmons, New York for Newport
Stea ner TIllie Ewing. New York for New Lor doc
steamer StoningtoD, New York tor Stonngton.
steamer Bridgeport We Ks New YORK or Bridgeport
steamer Old Colony, simmons, New York for Newport
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION,
WuIrEsroyE March 7. 1873
The river is choxed up with drift ice from Tbroggs
Neck to Sands Point, making 1t exceedingly difficult for
ste to get through
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
B- See cable news.

put into Norfolk aaPcn % with mseSn.fy
damaged
SLIP PACIFIC Foss from Maza,lan for Liverpool with
timber and ron into Rio Janero Feb % in want Of
BARK CLARA BELL. at San Francisco Feb 25 from Ma.
niIs on Jan 30 midnight IN lat s4so Ion i67 u E.
rsd et2 @ pa a
reanaouss AMI AMI srsss f whss WISH srif ana pos s Rs
carried aer anotScr swes the ID decks
drowned.
Port Royal &C. March
scHa pRixA DoSHA, from Rusten for New Orleans
Sps Es hs night
:, sGnn cnIrEnIos from Norfolk for Alexandria, with
River. 9Th inst before reported the Il suckneyi.
ps u Ss at River
FROM having been detained in the In Tanlr sonnd
on yss PySa as@
when off Saoe Race in heavy gale slipped sheet an
Dor and sailed again ain on the "a inst. and when OF the
Cape in q thick snow storm ncceeded In finding her
anchor, which was taken on board.
BosroS, March S-The storm on Sunday night was
quite severe. the wind being NJ and blowing gale
sea Beach.
unknown schooner is sunk in about Ave iathoms Of
when last seen the crew were trying 70 reach l. shore
since
vious TO the Storm but they could not be this morn
Ing
Fishing schr Hattie Collins. before reported ashore
Lovels Island of to-day and towed to East
Boston, badly damaged ana full OF water.
Basrol, March s-Ihe recent high winds have entirely
cleared harbor of Ice, and vessels find df1cuy
IN rcachin. the wharves All the vessels which have
been cbound for several weeks have lett their
OF destination.
FoRrREss MONROE, March s-Capt Smith. of tho aban-
doned bark Evelyn OBI, reports Left Baltimore Feb
sruc6 what was supposed TO be sunken wreck OF
sell sprung aleak and rapidly filled: put back. but was
compe led 10 abancon her at 10 O'Clock PM with nine
feet OF water IN her and settling fast.
HALIFAX, March s-Schr John Stewart, laden with
lime. and which had been frozen in " sheet Harbor
since January. was destroyed by fire on Monday
HIGHLAND LIcET, Cape Cod March 1.-The material
saved from bark Giovanni UtaD from Palermo tor Bos
ton fbefore reported wrecked including hull rigging.
&c sold at auction the besch Yesterday for about
500 About half the snmach has Deen saved IN dam
aged condition and will be Boston. The NUS
wine, rags and birthstone are totally lost.
PFILADELPnIA March s-Schr Ellen Hogate was
towed from ReedY Island to-day mot beforeI 10 Della
ware City. Her hull ait of the main rigging cut
down ga feet
Providence. March S-Steamer What Cheer was got or
the rocks yesterday and taKen into Wexford Harbor
and grounded.
LaUSoHED-At Gilmerton Locks. Va March 4. schr
Lydia II Royer, OF $40 tons capacity, owned Baird
Roper Il Co OF Norfolk Her dime nsions fol.
ws,-Lengtn a LAG feet length of keek 1876 feet
beam So ieet depth OF hold llh feet capacity, 6D tons
on q feet of water. he IS TO be commanded by Capt
Cranmcr. and will be employed in the lumber trade
between the various American ports and tho West In
dies.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS.

Inspectors Forbes and Costello, OF tho Board OF
Excise. arrested the following persons last nighr
for selling liquor without license. Charles Daley.
Isl West Houston street; John Dreorrichlsme.
3S Grand street; Bernard Bray, SO Grand
street; Hermann Meyer, 16 sullivan street; !;
Charles Munerut and William Acton, l07 Greene
street. The prisoners were locked up at the
Eight precinct station house and Will be arraigned
ct the jefferson Market Police Court this morning.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT RI March 8, 1879
Fishing schr Lydia of this port ana believed TO have
been lost with all board arrived here during the
night predicted in the HERALD to-day She ice
bound IN the basin at Block Isand1 having anchored
there the day that she left here had
done than the Ne wind drove the drift ice and
completely blocked the passage. They were obliged to
remain there eight days, and could send no news to
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
THE DELAWARE RIVER AND TRENTON.

The channel OF the Delaware River OF Trenton
and vicinity opened yesterday morning. with the
ice floating rapidly, causing lowering Of several
feet In The stream. The ice became blocked all
the way from Bordentown TO Trenton in the after
noon, and the river commenced to rise again.
Much alarm Is let, and serious damage ID threat.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
THE STORM AND SOUND STEAM
ERS

NEWPORT, r. l., March s. 1875.
The steamer Old Colony, which lett New YORK
at FIVE O'Clock yesterday evening, did not reach
here until nearly nine O'Clock this evening. She
was detained by the storm OF last night In the
sound. The snow storm Was unusually severe In
this section OF the state and great interruption
travel is the result. No trains from this place
could get beyond Fan River.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents AMI ship captains
Informed that by phins to the HERALD London
Bureau No &c Fleet street. the arrivals At and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, OF
American ana all foreign vessels trading with tho
United stacs the same will DO cablsd 10 this country
free OF CHARGE and publishod,
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty four hours in
com carson with the corresponding date OF last
year, as indicated by the Thermometer AZ Hudnut's
II HERAIn building
The New York herald., 1875-03-09

Steamers City OF New York (sr,, Liverpool; North
Point. Port Regal ana Fernandina; Vindlcator. Fha-
de!pha oarks Gazcilc, roin!-aPtrc; N Haven; Ma
tanzas; brigs taao do Adella Mcoon, do Cardenas
Proteus Cardenas; X Mex Spearng (Brl, Guantanano
nnG Ciehtnsgosi schrs rred JACKSON Laguayra and
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
SPOKEN.


Steamer scandinavian (Br). Smith. from Portland for
Liverpool. no date. lat "a S3, lon 49 ~.
ship Brothers pap OBJ, Ferruga, from New York for
Genoa, Feb z near Cape de Gate.
Brig Lincoln. from Richmond for Rio Janeiro, with
loss OF fore in NE trades Feb lat "
Ion "a IS W.
Brig Ariel OBJ, from - for st Jsco Feb II. OF Aux
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

A HsoIUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
ant states legal everywhere; de &C.. suf.
Accent cause; no publicity required charge until
divorce az anteh; advice tree.
H HOUSE. Attorney, l9& Broadway.
A gsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
OF different states; legal publicity;
no fees in advice Tree commissioner every
state. NT. ,nNiSn l. MINI,
Private offices and residence, no ST. MARKS placa
T,HaONfC CAIANEH DEAFNESS KICKS
~ Method cures every case; references gwen Stamp
Tor crauinrs 80 West twenty urth street. New YORK
DR.. liOYI. M.uical Director.
ur SIODDARD Business Manager.
NERVOUS DTBiLIrY IMPORTANT 10 INyA
~ lids-For Nervous Debility ana Weakness broughi
BY in1iscretiOn, exccssas OF braiu
anu nervous sysem WINCHE,IER's .Pr Cir 10
Pill tested for over 80 years with perfect success
prompt, radical an1 ncrinnneDt cure. SEND FJa 4
UlRUuLA Piioss 81 per box; six boxes IS bv mail.
securely sealed win ull direetons Prepared ony ii
MINCHEsIEH CO., 20 JOAN street. New Yors.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
Boston, March 6. 1875.

The ghtsnip Relief No H. has been towed by the gov
tn. of the Stratford
Shoa lahtshlp recently displaced from her
by the Tho Relief will remain until the regular
boat Is in condition 10 resume her place.
Bridgeport, Ct March s, 1873
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Sails. lDsstioatioa. |
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The lghtvessels Vinevard sound and Hen and Chick
which dragged from their stations March 4,
returned to them 5th
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
POTOMAC RIVER.

The buoy at Port Tobacco shoals has been moved half
mile warJ5 and inwards from its ri2h position and
that 1T Lower Cedar Point has been carried away.
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
BURGLARIES IN THIS CITY.

Average tempera lure for corresponding date
The New York herald., 1875-03-09
BELOW.
SAILED.

day -'' -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
A Pitiable Case.

an Ifislman arrested f5T highway robbery
on being brough, before magistrate. assorted
that he WAS mere entitled 90 b. pi;isi lhar 70
be punished
"PiGed g' exclaimed DE Justice, while DIS
eyebrows archsl with mors than ordinary
wonder and contempt. And on what &C.
count. Pny2'
"Sburs % account Of The misfortune
Your misfortune. ;cLssi What, tl.i
We have eaueh. you. suppose
Oh, ths gsnssnaa Shafts srcazh. ne lers
knows my misfortune Ve,, enough.
But the gentleman Has sstonislei a7 Oh,
magistrate himself sai as Incapable q uai,r-
standing the cu'pr..s nsauiag
"You vill ovn, suppose SAID lis wor-
ship, "tlai Jon stopped Lis gentleman on
ihs bigAwsy'
ooh. yes. diI iba. same.
"Aad that you took from him fi!y pound.
la tillsg"
And there your bonors right again.
Well, then, you PsrPleaing yasa67os
What 90 you mean By Jour misiyr;oas'
Sburs. and the uyasy wasn't 10 my pick
Ct shove a week. when tie dirty bank stopped
paymou, sct was robbed Of every scbi.-
En'"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS-THE Old r.
The Old Family Journal,
VARIETY
ADVICE 70 q GIL who IS " Tinishc


N SD EI.alNa ataa l.'A..NFfA..A
G.r1uIe-Yu tc,. ne hat you have been .
years a. bolrFu. sSoal, aud hav jus, 6aish-
"a yurs aiukashla. aal van, 90 sao v4st so
shah do 1s1t.
Listen. nj cushing Ge';ruls, and viii tell
IN: Cir up IN he aorujaz ia god season.
20 dgwn toto iAe'SitcheA, '.ezs a potato By
tbs ,br5a, With Gus haaj aul Aai's wiss thc
other, shin .be potato ant d.zsn Others Tie
it. stir up tss bu,hvheat batter, hex 10 the
oven ana see how tAs b.sk.,t IRE doing. hustle
arcuod gonerl'y. sep on Ia eats tail, aud
help yurs good "a uo,hor 90 Sc breakfast.
Alter breakfast pat tie yoag children 3
luncheon Tor skool. help sash Up ,hs 6isies,
sweep sum, put things IN order, and suz'iu
dur.ag the Jay uit % least tao inches aal a
half on sum oy yure brothers little blue
wrolsn stockings Tor nest Winter.
tn other words 20 O. work aud make ynrs-
self useful nov .lat 30 AhT become oIuamGn-
tsI. aad Il yu bav emmy time, sit after ths bets
are made. and the ducks hay been fed pitch
into ,hs yianua, aad.nass Tie old rau.s-5cz
skrsam Will musk.
Do tLis for one y,lr. and some likely young
fellow 10 the ueishbo,hoel Win bear ov j.
aud viii }es.n. O. bass around 50, aud say
iwesisr ihags than you ever heard De-
fore, aad 6lauy ai.i give 80 chance TO Keep
h0uss 90 yGre owu hook.
Yu follow mi advice, Gerry an1 see il Il
JQrA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

1--WE cO-partnerIhip heretofore cOnducted under
i the firm pane Of DAVIS 4 LOCK il this day
dissolved. Parties indebted will find their ac-
count. in the hands Of John w Lock. prompt
settlement Of the same Is requested.
August q, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
Ics Cream Parlo-S.

Tg'HE undersigned respectfully informs the public
that bic new ICE CREAM PARLOR5 ere
completed aud handsomely furnished. and ready
for The reception ot visitors-to whom will be sep
piled lee Cream Of the best quality and most deli
cious Hayors. Cake, CONNECTIONS, &C. GeDtlemsE
alone will and saloon especially k:ted for them
IA rear II the store, where they will receive
prompt attention.
a.e-At shoot notice lee Cresm, Fruits, Cake,
Candies, &c, supplied to families In Quantities TO
suit GUSTAV BROWN.
Innn G lSTl-tr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16

A basbful young a.crsymAa, .sscsatly rising
70 preach FOR she irsi ip5 Iasls q tsr'ibl.
nix Of it by announcing bis text 10 this wise.
Aud Immediately tl5 cock veg; and Peter
vent on! and crew bitterly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16

A young man says The p'c;tissi Sir. in tow
wears blus-soppei stockings, sad she IS not
afraid 10 show then. He saV bem hanging
CO a clotbos-liae 10 ,hs backyard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16

Augustl9, 1S71-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16

z lCENSE to sell spiritGous liquors having been
} 4 refused me- in common with all other Gppli-
Giants, BY the County Court, notice is hereby Civ
en- that will be at my place of business 10 settle
not To sell-and hope all indebted 20 me will come
forward and pay up, and thereby enable me to
meet my Obligations heavy rent, &c.
JOHN ). YESTERDAY,
Basement JEFFERSON Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16

Irritable Schco'mlsteI-" Now, then, stu
pid. what's the usxI word Wha' CONES
sftsr cheese
Dull boy mouse. sir"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
PRIVATE SALE
OF VALUABLE
SMALL FARM.

TTOHG Undersigned. Administrator oftbs Es-
Il safe with Sac will nuNtNsi o( ths late Mrs
e. R EeiI aui Ia accordance with tie pTav.-
sirus ~ tie viii II the te,aeor, oHorS a. pfi-
vata SIZE ,be farm ~ vbi.h she diei sieSei iy-
log partly 90 Jsii.rs'n a1i partly ia Berkeley
near Edwards Iori on tie Cpeluoq. IcJ1-
aius
III 81 acres.
ard IS Of good quality Of limestone laai, good
porU.9 % it being IN IINBEE. Il - in
proved wtb good
MANSION HOUSE,
ce-h.usr. Dairy ard al necessary out-bUill-
inss, 0iid o ugy-r-ilihoR Well ia tie yard
and che Cgeg11n passing through Is. makes Il
c.HyeG'e.t farm lYr s.oyk pUtpose'
I, c,u te considered, taking the land and
eoDvsujeoees together a. one Of the most elgi-
DE suaI farms now IN toe market.
/ VIII, sell u SD another u1impr5yci track Of
- ACRES,
detached from tha above. Itisof good lime
Stone AMI Que fourth Of Is in good timber
The ar.t.e llTt Off. l. under good cultivation.
TERMS:
O1e-6i,h of the purchase money can remain
10 Gle hands of the purchaser, the interest 10
De pail annually SO long as one Of the legatee,
live; upon the residue the terms II payment
viii Do accommodating. The Administrator
who restless upou The premises will take pleas
ure ia showing /, 20 those designing % pun
chase
J T. BELL,
Administrator with the Viii annexed.
P.O M3laway. Jefferson County, w. Va
Nr- Sfl 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16

When We see man l1wa. and are sliced
with On itching % kick him, O.; Is WEI, TO make
sure .ha, he viii 20, De up again, iorf be
does get up tbe situation becomes enb1rrass-
ing and slme.ns u.sa-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16

A Virginia bridegroom seven feet high is
announced Tie affair created considerable
sensation, bus is Is believed she only married
him % 60 ctes,ul.aog With.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
Notice.

HAVING recently suffered considerably from
4 fires in my woods, on my lands on the Easr
side Of the Shenandoah river, originating from
tresspasses by huntsmen, and having now put
chased Of Mrs, Mckeyitt her "kose Hin" end
" Mountain" tracts OF land. (late Chaplain) The
lattcrtract stretching from near my Shcclet Quar-
~ along the river nearly 90 "Bul's Pals" and
neen much tresspassed upon, hereby give public
notice that am determined 20 prosecute ell who
hereafter offend by tresspassing on any Of my
bands. WIN. LUCAS.
March Q, lS72-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
Q. n. O.. >.
Our New Grocery Store.

T'HE undersigned has josi opened Ia the Corner
Rsom Of the new Market EouSe, and will keep
on hand every ;hiuS in tbs Grocery line, Is we'll
a. all kinds OF Foreign sad Domestic Fruits.
Green GroSerieI Canaci Gou,ls-rickleB, Nuis,
Candies, DO, Sc. BACON 10 Quantities 10 salt
FROM . slice % full piece, Flour, Cora Nesl,
TOhscea. ScgSTs, etc.
rJ-A Ajee Lunch Room will 20 added where
Hau, Chicken, Oysters, Sc, will b. served b. .
gentleman waiter.
Complete arrangements have been nsde 20 far
1isb families in season with OYSTERS BY tSe gal
Ion, or in the Shell.
6,;- Goods delivered within tie corporate lin
is,
Terms positively cash-and very how prises
guaranteed. GEO. L. CORDkLL.
Augustus, lS7l-y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
Boot and shoe MAILING.
REPAIRING, &C.

TTlHE undersigned has removed his shop 10 the
building on the corner Of Main and samuel
streets-three doors West OF the Presbyterian
Church. The character Of the work done by the
subscriber is well known and sppreeistea oy ,ne
citizens of Chariestown and vicinity. Itis hardly
oecessary 20 sdd that he will endeavor to sustain
his reputation as q reliable workman, and will e1-
ecute promptly aud at reasonable rates all orders
given him-either for New work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS Of VIM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
Grain Wanted.

TEHE highest Cash price will be paid Tor Corn
in the ear or shelcd also for oil other kinds
OF Grain, at the CharlestOwn Depot
STARRY d LOCK.
January TO- Is74-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-01-16
Groceries ! Groceries !!

TNHE odd Family Grocery" maintains a. we'll
i earned reputation by always having on hand
large stock Of
FIsESH GROCERIES,
OF great variety. and ALLOW prices There T. not
article from Herring 20 Ham, or a Mustard
Seed 10 4 Sack OF Salt that cannot be found there.
COFFEES OF ALL BRANDS,
SUGARS OF ALL GRADES.
SlRUPS OFEYERY QUALITY.
SPICES OF EVERY VARIETY,
Besides Soaps, Candles. Oils, China and Qucena-
ware, Woodenware, Brooms, &c, &c. Call aud
see.
Sept Is, 1873. W. EBY.