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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

PRoTEcrIoNAL GAME LAws--A number
of fish culturists and sportsmen met In New
York yesterday TO form an International as
sociation for the purpose of procuring the
passage of professional game laws for the
United States and Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

ANorHER DAN FLooD.-The village of
Minden, Canada, was yesterday Hooded BY
and Hall lakes, on the Upper Gull river. The
damage Is very great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

CiNCINNATI, May 9O.LThe ladies' centen-
Mai festival opens in Exposition hall to-
night, and bids fair TO be grand success.
rainiafure. Booths Of all kinds have been
erecfed. and the decoration and general effect
snrnasses anything ever held here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20
Recention of !tishop Jsegar

CINCINNATI. May 2n-Bisnop Jag.aT's ne
ception by the citizens OF Cincinnati. at the
Burriu House. last night. was aiiBe affair
and largely attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

FIRE IN THE wooDs.-A IRE was uS1nf
yesterday in the woods near Port -, ~,
Y. Several saw mills have beeQ2
together with a large amount g. - sSid
unsaved lumber. The damAG
In he immense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20
Bids for Government Geld.
The RaIlimore Shooting ARRAY.

NEW YORK, May 20.-The bids for govern
ment gold at the sub Treasury to-day aggre
gate s., i60 goo, az from 1850 TO ll6.23.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20
Water Works Investigation in Cincin.
natl.

CINCINNATI, May 20.-In the water works
Investigation yesterday it was shown that
Johnson, the present mayor, and Snellbaker,
chief OF police, had borrowed money from
Kramer the receiver, and used IL eight or
nine months; the former 5000 and the lat
Ter 81 Coo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

THE CENrENNIAL coxss Co.'s -. ~ yes
terday in Philadelphia resd' shovinS the
cnnnsr,es inisnd,ns participate In the ex-
hibition, and The hdinss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20
Female Ministries
AT
20 n ID s..
EGLLIN HOWARD
IN THE PLAY OF
b n r + J. Il u

may II hhTUHUAf MATINEE.
GRAND VOCAL AND IESTRU MENTAL con
NJ CERT at 81. Domiuic's New Church, IN aid of
the building fund, MONDAY, MAJ "a, 1873, at =
O'Clock p. m.
PROGRAMME:
Part Ii Quintnor-Introduction and All gro,
Beethoven; Piano, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn ani Bas
soon. 2. Aris-"Iler Himmel hat cine thrane ge
WENT" Kucken; Miss Eva Mills. Duo-Fsntaisie
and NariatiOns-Themes kusses-bafOnt; Piano and
Violin. 4. DuO-"Elisred Amore, !" Donizetti; Miss
Rose Nc Dermott and Mr.. .Odend hal OF Baltimore.
Adante- From he Quintuor above. Beethoven.
Part III Grand Septuor, Beethoven Violin, Viola,
Cello, BassO, CLARINET, Horn aud Bassoon. q Air
Des Nespres Siciliennes, Verdi Mr. Odend'h al, Of
Baltimore. g. Niolincello solo-Scotch Airs-K UNI
mer; Mr. yungnickel: of Baltimore. 4. Polonaise-
From the Opera Mignon,r A. Thomas; Miss Eva
Mills, Septuor-'' Finale. Fescs; Piano, Violin,
Viola, Cello, Oboe, Horn and Basso.
Tickets 81, to be had at the principal book and
music stores. mayI9N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

- rrREs are raging In -
woods s'ookr the North Pacinc Jn1fInn.
L -, lords OF wool have bBen o0E101,
an Swis -, al Numbering ostfits deztroyoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

The RECEIPTS TODAY were, from internal
revenue s4is 1851; from customs, So. SEQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Henry Howard, secretary
of the British legation here, who has been
transferred to a corresponding position In
the Hague, sailed for England with his FAM
lily from New York yesterday in the steam
snip Scythia. '.'-General Legyett, ex-com-
missioner of Patents, is in town for a short
time. His headquarters are in Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
reney received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demption aggregated sIe91, 52s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

APPOlNTED-The President 10 day ap-
pointed Everett b. Pomeroy To be L. s. a;tor-
hey for the territory of Arizona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20
SUMNER RESORTS.

AAA COUNTRY BOARD-On tire Metr0poii-
& ii tan Railroad, about one hours ride, near
0s2J Dickinson Station; large, airy rooms,
teauiIu shade, good water, &c; fine bass fishing
near the place. Terms moderate For particulars
apply TO b. Z. Cuttings, 500 Market Space
northwest IReDI myIq-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

AN EXAMINATION Of second assistant
patent examiners for promotion TO vacan-
cies existing in the grade of first assistant
will be held on Monday next al the Patent
Onicei and OF third assistants. for promotion
10 the grade Of second assistant, on the day
following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

THE INTERPRETER employed by the In
terror department TO interpret the speeches
at the grand council between the Secretary
of the Interior and the Commissioner OF In
dian affairs and the Sioux Indian delegation
is the Rev. s. ID. Human, a clergyman of the
Episcopal church, who has spent fifteen
years as missionary among the Sioux, and
who is thoroughly conversant tn their dIa-
lect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20
49, sUhh H1rk sFsqEE AMONG TuE
Voc BUSH HOUSE.

&AA ROCK BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
YJAMkS a. FRSZIER. PrupEi.tor-This
A4 cei' braied watering place. with pacity
O. 80, opens JUNE ]. Persons slr uld bear in mind
though there arr inbumerable s'AIum Springs" iy
the state this i the fountain that gave celebrity to
Alum water, ard as Dr. Cobei SAYS, None have
been able To- compile With the Rockhriiys Alum
Springs IN its hold IN the public conf
deuce.N ~ "a eospr,
, 1875-03-24

tho tunnel, considering tho risky, and As mnny
pcoI.lo tl,Int. unnttgntodly speculative clIarac-
lcr of the undertaking, aEotll Wish to drain
monopoly Of thie kind mich, As they RAY,
would protect them frpm ono dnngcT, that rlien
they hid finished tllpsr tunnel noEIoIy woald se
II. But whom tho pan c0f1lcs to bs tiisc,lsseI at
least on this e!o Of t1,e Channel, don't beI,ava
that any such monopoly will be sanctioned. I
unlet atalId that Ur. Lacon1rnod motifo for ra!a-
Ing tho noto Of alarm 10 that l,o himself han a
protect AfoOt for Htlbniarino railway which
would dispenso altogether NTH tito making of
tho tunnel. The rails nto 70 bo laid Ut tha bot
tom Of Tho nea (what nbout gradients y, and
tho weight of tho carriages. cargo, passengers,
etc., II 10 be nicely ndaptel to tho weight Ut
water displaced that the natural buoYnncy OF the
submerged mnsB will DO 30 completely mastered,
or Kept In hand. 30 TO hroak, that inHtoad or
being an Obstacle 1t will rather assist In tho
lnottve power. THIS IA to bc air anil thoro In Ill
ingenious arrangement by which 4 comrrcssod
mir chamber Ia inale 10 drive tie Train through
tho water, and to hnpply tho paHeongcrs Min
tho necessary oxygen during the tfauslt. Ihczo
IL to Ie \ submarine station half way-n sort Of
monster diving boil, lighted by electricity, and
supplied with air from tho two tor,nini. Al
onn reads tho plaU, wllicl Ia drawn up with oil
tho luctl precision Of . french sayant, there
does not Beom to 10 ningle posabfe hitch or
peril nnfDrcheen or Hnproyided for, md 1t III
possible that a GOOD many pooplo would tuat as
soon run tho risk Of being drowned in Dr..
Lacotumo's submarine cartinge na ernothcrcd In
tho tunnel. but feel SURE that tho majority Of
naalkind will profer being sen sick for AL llour
md a half to oither for good many years to
COMO.
, 1875-03-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,

AAE fAOfDHEp NEW EHAMTEH.
TO ne fd'for ~ 7Hs Chicago 1tfeua<:
CHICAGO, March 23.-Thd wltlo divergence Of
opinion existing amongst tito press OF this city
respecting the merits or demorits OF the pro-
posed bill IL such that 1t tempts unwilling CORE.
spondcnts to endeavor to arrive at = conclusion
UNBIASED BY tho petty malice exhibited by = por.
tlon OF the press towards ono Of the moYara Of
this measure.
Ills generally admitted that tbs present sys-
som OF government by incomp6tout uoarda has
proved failure gsosa and pslpable, aud thuk
u would puzzle tho Times to pick = EiuKls Board,
or membor Of ono, that 1t has not openly
denounced timo aud aghin. aud, doubtless.
lad not coEtaln politician, takon an active
part In accelerstlog tho passago Of tho proposed
Dill. It would have socoiyod its cordial support,
on!caa 1t Taa - inconsistent ~ It usually Ia.
Tho evils admitted OF the present, ,she question is
at1nply, VII! tue now charter 10 apt to semody
them ! think 1t will, for tho following scasons,
Inat by iucreastng tue responsibility Of di1Ier-
ent.oalcess, aud doing away With Tho existing d.
sdca Opinions IN the tiGereut Boards. It will toul
10 promote harmony iu thcir working, conss.
4nentlJ Ne ahall most likely AAyo more efficiency
sou pay less for it. T4a fact also that tho cAefs
Q! shess departments Will 10 appointed instead
Of elected will have tendency TO place mon iu
fesponalbls positious Who aFo tittel In sQula WAY
tos saetnt otlsE than belng politicians and il
!ounu incompetent would uecesBitAts removal,
Eor1nstancs, take tha presont Board Of Police sud
fre commissioners. would aak ths advocates
o. sas present sysssu II hsy think such = nau
, 1875-03-24

Special Dispdteh to Tht chieaao tribune,
br. pAuI, MIMI, March 23.-Ths first annual
exhibition Of tho Minnesota Poultry Association
opened to-day In tho Music Hall ofthis city With
larger oolloction than the most ssnguluo had
expected. Ths ahow Of bssn-yazl fowls includes
nearly every known variety Of cocks and hens
Including thirteen coops Of game-blsls and nu-
merous coops Of fsaoy breeds aud colors valued At
from go to sloo pair. There aro fow tlno
geese ercd from Wild stock, = faw turkeys, aud
several eoops OF imported aquatic fowls. Pet
aud house birds arc exhibited by thousands. ip-
elading st1sy-tlsc coops Of domostica.ed
plgeops aud doves ot humorous ysrioues,
othss psts exhibited sre rabbits. squirrels, sai
kind over made Ia Minnesota, It wili Int thrso
days. aud is likely to ssanlt in ! contagious en-
foyer prevailing among tho people of tho Htato.
- bad ~ ~ hs EHt aolao twenty yesse axo,
, 1875-03-24
IRON WORKS.
IRON WORKS,
THE CHATTANOOGA
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
woRE$,
Mining and Manufacturing Company.
Late Webster L Marks, and Thus. webster,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.


s.afs c.p. ssss; sr It'd h eB.4s: t. Ut. y: 5
.,s sSIs ;a5j; s 1 SS Share, OF sro
K f., =; =. # ,:ssa
sG:"s :: r"3t s M:s:.
Il fans1 s'i5 II sf eudtmf e.e5 dfsespn
i,n, fa fr na 'no pnIp..e z pu.shasax fssax maefa
IT, works srrecd On about fro .ercs
xhS sr msGns i. sna II Il II
n.s;t;nefy il .ho oensre ot til Ca Iran and sainx
+ s:s .ss; I'd
stitS, q ts Thsy "a toe.sa nsre sao
sfs ss;ssa ssasssss Win al tho
Tsu :nS vi w,tst f
sfss 81 asia! sGrsa" ss
csss x r. I - sss
ssaf r.s9s 5a ra9:1s x IT @
I'd Sss sps ~ u;
H. s,esk Sn haud soGeat purchase and ~ rood
& :ss s:{. &
S'ss: ID It. GSsE II
q H. cT
fhs Merss viii DO transferred tn .hs a.v comp.n, In
~ iat. IL ~
b s s Z e,. T. WSA ss :s t. d. 81 Il cS%p.sE En- =.
sh;s:. y S ssss sjs s:a ~ s''" 10 ~ ordinary
tSSi!y mads rslus'an .f tseeaotd land bultn:
lhs ilirectors ahd ueers Of this Eopanr will e A},-
PAINTED q h7 Ftt Meetlns VI tho sockholota, Of which
lsrectus c7tJ If chs etsr and forms for
ahArrs mag be procured fun The SECRETARY t1tp tam, D. Al
the ou,ce. of l's Cumpany. At shs Works.
Each application fur nus. Nv accompanied by
p35!tnont o. sln l,ns shar: IN Applicatioa.
6AaHl3 no A!lbtnent 10 made, tho uspott will he re.
turned without dc1iuctinn, wv
lere falloNs the Chaster. which Il vory full In it,
grant Of Manufacturing and Ml.sinx t1&aohlsA.I
OPINION or COUNSEL. Upon VALIDITY OF
fcorY.l
r,,, CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., IAn. ~ ls.;.
iHoMAs NEnSTEn: SfF: Va hats eI1tnl1lad Tho ac.
fsomn,,nyiax esy If e!af:os Il Ths haf'.nox.
III ba.ps a9a ~ h. 'ew f. 4. va1y A.
r msrfa9ieriy obtained md y lseaI. unerit The Company
o. may snfy osSaulEs and tnsss lhs tuaney
shastet viii tn Constitution ths United
s't1ca na af tbs xAt4 of Tsnnss,ss and thry Will 10
r ths Courts of cuuay In sw aad In equity
TKkwit1rr. 1GSttss1KSitG / rnEwH1rr. A.ty..
, 1875-03-24

Ls4ap" esrFtsoond"es Aaashs.ter tEno,' c0nr,er.
a Dr., Lacomtne who dates from tha poi,is ia
rtndlstrle It pa,n, conpIaiua ysfy ,n,,cl, ~ sn
Item proposed y 10 inserted, aud, ~ I un,,ar ~
ssand. agreed o By tho two Governments ~ =,
franco and Graf britain. In tho oono.ssiaa ~. =.
tho construction Of tho tunuol between Doysr
.os,. .od c:.s : l. Z =. tss effect that foF hl.t5
}oss a1o e1 1i.e o o. tas concession nehsr
communicating which msy be proposed, homsxestr ~
pI&esieabsand nlTantag it NAV aaam ~ ~
Ono caa sAs13 understand &lat tic promotera Uo ~
, 1875-03-24

Latest theatrical conundrums WHY IL 1t plain
that Hamlet waa \ temperance man l]ecause,
in Ala famous tutoryior with the Queen, Ls tellH
her. " You sLau not bulge"
, 1875-03-24
THE COURTS.

como.
TILE COURTS.
| Record OF Routine IBtlsinesz TFuns-
acted Yesterday.
| THE VALIDITY or roREcLosuAE sALEs.
The case OF Wilson against Tucker, Allen, and
Walker heard bofoso Judge a1ooro few days
ago, ,aa bill In Chancery 10 redeem tito east 90
If tho ao,lt 81 ncres OF tho northwest quarter Of
Sec. rs, T. 80, II. IT, In Cook County, from =
mortgage giyon by Nowker to Tucker, somo
years ugo, forthc rurehaao-money, Wilson clan-
cd under deed from Dowker's widow and o4c-
cusrx. Tho defonBo WAS n foreclosure Of ths
mortgage By proceedings in Court In 1866. THO
principal points made by 3fr. Harding, Of Hard
lug, Mccoy l. Pratt, 1T support Ut tile bill,
| wore:
First--That there was no personal service Gil
Dowkcr and that tho notice by publication was
/ defective aud void bccauso 1t was published but
ouco weck. for four weeks. In daily paror.
Second-rhat, although the final decroo was
rendered before Dowkera death, tho sale was not
actually made until aftar ho died, mud, therefore,
| was not good This point Was not rory muc
pressed upot tho hearing. but tho principal effort
,sas mnde TO sustain tho invalldity Of tho notice.
air. Donncy, ot Bo',ney, Fay l. dsiggs, for tho
defondant, contendod.
First-That the notice itso]f ua1 su,f,cfont
aud r., Al, rosnoct. ,,hnt Tin Ia, roo,,;,o.
"'c 80, =. w. nIis..- ,." 49, ~" "t',
oeco"a--lhae II III any ieepeet tle not'ce VAS
irregular, the irrcguarity amounted to nero
error, aud was nut sufficient to prevent tue
Can't fron, o1orctH;,r tur;rt1io,ion md lint NJ
s,,n,, -, 20, y.
n this proceeding, in any other, after 40 great
lapse Of .l,nc.
Thfrl-ThAt Tim NIAster's kn1e in a,.cb ses
~ s,rta IN ,o o"ra ,xa ~ .aIa .ase''
=! n"S W ~ os' "as app'o-
| pursuance Of lien iudcinllJ established, and
that, therefore, tic tlcsth Of q defendant nfter
sueh a flnaf tleeroa tt1ea mt lmnar ,bo author. @
h"en ,na. ose4oe uoea NV 4lII"t 'Ae a"'ao1-
foufh-A very largo number Of authorities
weEo csod OIL tho points in controversy, and dis
cassea' , huu .no ooas.' having holo tno matter
mnsurel7 to considcf lilo matter, decided the
caso in favor OF The defendants, holding tho no
,ice and tho sslo gooh and directing tlccrco to
Ia prnpnrei nccor]iuelv This dcrrro raa
ontnrcl m rnetori1ov lin con,ntninn,t nrorin,,
IN snnan1 ~ ia Smn,ama conrt p'A'A"A' p4Aatn6
~ "'pea' ~ 'A' '"pluu 1r,.vs. s'"'S'
Judge Jameson filled up Ills Jury yesterday,
and tho opening asgnnlents wero begun III tIa
DearboFn s,F stFcot cases.
AssIvnoo of SiIscT 1innIncnrft mil @rt'oo f'o''''ona'
L.: =, ;snsns s',, wss appo!atod Provisional A..
0'euee " 1'n..as.st ....s.s.s issoon , n g. @ a..
against john soryts. ~'0''
aurEu1on COURT IN pR1Er.
n,s, A!exanaef ssa:o Mn,:o neEan n sn1t f9F $4,000
"Hei,ss u; Iii. +; osan.on ana L.. ~; Mltcholl.
1In FreI - Sationa .nR q, rar. so,
uolious 1fcGinuiss for n. .200. W.
H-t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04


We a.a again called to mourn the death oil
81 ...j citizen. james Lyle Campbell is 10
nora I'm n. ta.aess OF lie aud as it were
sr.s., .r die coiynsa, Of robust health, he
.,s been slll1a,y Gu. down. Bat yesterday
s. was aa,as us ia the yigor Of manhood,--
..dav BE sleeps With his G,thers. Mr.. Camp
bell wa. d uau Of mark among men. To his
,arse physical Ieyelopement. there was added
A ur measure Of sturdy morality aud a
Kindly charity .or his fellow men. lie was
christian gentleman in The best sense OF that
term aae whose l1ily walk and conversation
were .a eoasoaaaco with that high profession.
Ills word was as good as bis bond aud was 50
r.,.r.l.l among all men. Ills lellow-citizsus
often called Linn from the retirement he cyvet-
Cd @, take charge Of important public trusts,
lrttli, was az a sacrifice % Dim Of domestic
sla,y. lie was always retiring ana modest,
Lu, al4t Ore took upsa himself TO DO, be did
. With ernest ana hearty purpose. II viii be
,.a. indeed before we shall look upon bis like
s.tia. ami this ID lt.lery 90 our dead and no.
. Do. a..ll.
MIC. seemed % bayea p-esen,ineu' o' lis
death. Ia cl4,e5sstioa with gentleman
Of ,a.s ci.y ba. q few DAYS NJ, he stil he
"was putting his business iu proper shape ilr
be lI n1, know bly sl,n his time might
c.ue. CA T4s--hy last ha c'mpnjrel Of
D.. 81 &.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
The Berkeley Fair.


This fair viii be held in Nartiusburg, W.
Va, on the eth, SDh, oh, aud 10th Of Septcm-
Der. This is the fourth Fair, and it has al
ready achieved q reputation second to none
within a radius Of one hundred miles, aud the
indications BOW are that this Que viii be a
greater success than all tue others. Its
management has been bold and progressive,
and expense has never been spared in order to
give visitors d satisfactory aud crtditable eX-
hiujtou. This year, ia addition to the splcu-
dil stock, trials Of speed, &c, they will have a
JJHdf{a balloon ascension, with performs
auce on the trapcze-bar by the orouaut whilst
ascending, aud the dropping Of cat from a
parachute at an altitude of 1000 feet, rope
walking, Indians, sack-aciu-, and other a.
muscmcuts. Arrangements have been made
for cheap rates Of fare on the BALTIC. d Ohio
Cumberland Valley aud Western Maryland
Railroads, aud on the two latter, special trains
will be run. MartinsJurg is at the head Of
rao Shenandoah Valley, and is thriving town,
and those desiring to view the thrift, enter
prise, skill and products Of the country, can
Lot DO better than by attending this Fair
Are YOU bilious Do You feel drowsy? Have
YOU the " blues Do? Take a dose OF DR.. Bulls
Ve,~,fs bI, Pills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
The Party at wiId-eOOse."

= -
Goose" was not only the handsomest affair OF
,be season. but one OF the most brilliant enter
tainneuts which we ever attended. lld-
Goose the scene Of the festivities, is situated
about three miles North OF Shepherdstown,
near the banks of the Potomac, and Is the beau
tiful summer residence Of Henry Shepherd,
ESD where that gentleman aad his interest
inc family retire from their winter nome IN
New Orleans The substantial aud tasteful
buildings, the beautifully teuaced gardens ana
lawns, the picturesqe lake, the shaded avenues
and the unrivaled mountain scenery conSplrc
to render this one Of the most desirable and at
tractiye places in the Valley OF Virginia.
Mr.. Shepherd, who - admirably performs
the part Of u generous host, welcomed his
guests upon Ills occasion with on ur6aulty
aud cordiality that surpassed even himself
while Mrs. ). with her usual grace and ele-
saace moved among the crowd in the spacious
saloons, carrying sunshine and glAdneSs 10
every hea,t. The party, we understand, was
given 10 Master Il ziu Davis Shepherd,
yo:th of some sixteen summers, with genial
manners aud fuc talents WHO Is u1w prepar-
ing for Harvard University, aud whom we
feel confident will perpeluate the honor OF his
fathers name aud tie integrity OF his prlncl-
pies.
In the carly part of the evening the compa-
nv was entertained by au TrOnauic display
which. with the countless number of Chinese
lanterns. rendered the scene ouo of the most
surprising bliilancy that ever burst upon our
a,touished gaze The music was furnished 10y
tue "Shcpaerdstowu Orchestra which, uaGer
the admlah'o leadership Of Prof. Sutmcr, at
[ o.. 81 l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
MARRIED.

Near Ilarpcr's Ferry, on the 30th ult. by Rev.
J. VI. Friday. Mr. JAMES A. MITCHELL and
Miss ELLEN Y. LOW MAN-all Of this county.
ON tbc 2lst January, 1873 at the Cathedral in
Baltimore. bv the Rev Father Starr, j. MARION
MARI and CLARA ]. ROWLAND, both OF Wash
iugtoE
On the 9th ult., In The Baptist Church. by the
10, l-vllvr. Mr. r n. GLOVER 10 Niss'IIl.
LIE NJ. YOUNG. an of Clarke county, Va.
On the 18th uIt.. by Rev. !. Porter. Mr.. JOSH
FLETCHER To- Miss =. OPHELIA EATON,
all of Clarke county, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04

New York letter, says: The season Is on
tasvauc. Families who have been absent
.ror their city homes frr ssvera, weeks are re-
tuning, and the uptown avenues, accordingly.
are tIhibituE signs Of renewed lig In au-
otle week or ten days the return movement
willie general, an event 70 which tie retail
store eepsrs and business people generally are
hosi = forward as promising q break 10 the
r-. ,a..c. stagu1 l1u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04

DERKlNS Patent Vented Nursery Bottle has
advantages sver all others, il being 20 con
structed that the vent can be regulated, thus IN
suring the perfect control Of the supply Of milS-
II also allows the child 20 nHrse naturally and pre-
vents wind from entering the stomach, which
causes irritabiity and often severe sickness
Physicians all oye- the country are recommend
Ing this bottle Give IL trial Justrseeired by
Nav {. Is75 c. L BELLEH.
TIRENFIELD'S Horse and Cattle Powdsr-fres
= from all mineral medicines, vet so compound
% OF various roots, herbs barks, &C., as - be
prompt in its eject and able @ give reiiei IN all
the prominent diseases Of the hsrse. ior sale by
Mav9 &. l.. BELLER.
DESTROY TEE POTATO DUG.-Use Paris
/ J Green freely. il has been proven 70 be the
only article that will answer the purposc.
May %, 1875. G. Z. BELbEk.
CtEA FOAN-strobger than any Yeast or Baking
> Powder in the world Light aud nutritious
Bread. Biscuit and Cakes made vii II with hut
little trouble G. i. BELLhk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04

Some cf our farmers are twice troubled aud
'csu5v,elgo the corn too much corn TO
slck IN the same field, oud no uuJbjus Tor
Cd COWS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
DE-. ToniIinSon'= Dental
Office,
C5ENEE OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREET
CharleStOwn.

Best assortment OF Groceries and the cheapest
in tue State, at FRAZER ! BISHOPS, Martins
burg, ". Va.
For good crop Of Corn, use FRAZER & BISH-
OPS Star Raw Bone Phosphate.
Extra fine ground Blue Windsor Plaster, very
cheap, at FRAZER BISHOPS, Nattiusburg
". Va