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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June is, 1875.
Cotton quiet, mddnng. ,Sc. Net receipts. 81 bales;
gross. a sales AZ block laho
Cotton quiet; middling I5c. Sat receipts s. bales
gross, ~ sales, 2aa stock tS67s
MONTE, June Is 1878
Exports ccastwse S5 sales iOO Stock corrected sS1
SAVANNAH. June 10, 1874.
Cotton quiet; middling, iSc Net receipts, Is bales
CHARLESTON. june Is, 1875.
csipss sSs bales sales, s. stock. 7.'a -
WILMINGTON. \. O.. jana Is. 1873
Al Ks Tor strained. Crude tarOeniins steady at 81 ~
tor hard - yellow dip and - 20 for virgin lar
oswEco. June Is, 1878
white winter, q IS Tor double extra Wheat arm sales
No. MGwsuTee elub, 81 To-; two cars ditto at 81 is
A me n e GCSa steady SI "a :: q
Corn meal sss Tor eoted ss5 for gnOeed Ps. ton
81 Der ton Canal ireghts-wheat 5sSci corn rye
e S1s lbs . SsS ss uSe canal sSs
Wheat sO0l pusnsis; LstUCIe ieet q lum er The
lswaier yesTday apSn - near a. can Se sssSr
CHICAGO. June IS 1875.
Flour in good demands fair TO choice spring saDeInne
fancy - IS 70 low TO choice wnIe winter extras.
: :S eIesa 1Rss = ana iSHSx
10 sgrins 81 40 No 10 iTese 81 y sgS'' Tsgr9 ar
ee Ge Sc Corn active and higher mixed, 7oc
gS, 10 S'd IN ;qy sS and
ss spot: Sshs biq June ssa ss SSy e f hssx
sq !. 1 9 S o;P a 81 % - Il
dun and nominal ss os .sS:; sls,o 81, sgs August
snort RIB %isdss is sn9r Sissr ~ ss ns
June Tnya' 6ss stesdy st Ssso cash e June SIC July
RScs %aFf5 $40 Wheat 300 oS
MI. S wasa lu Zoo eSshsis corn. McoJ dc Ssts
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Wheat was active but there WAS still good de-
md prices higher tue market closing
oil ~, and 81 ~ BID Chicago and Milwaukee,.
The sales comprise about a5OU lushels at 81 1873
81 lk Tor No Chicago spring 81 IL Ior do 70 arrive.
VI 1914 1l ~ Tor NO Milwaukee on the spot VI ~ loo
all June 81 10 tor ali July 81 IS 81 IS Tor WINTER, VI Is
Minnesota. 81 ~ 81 10 for NO Milwaukee, and Mill
nesota Corn In ac.lve demand and lc &c uearcr.
1hs sales about TbUJ Dusnels--3sc. Soc. Tor
steamer, s5c SSc tor SAL sse Tor yellow Sc o5c Tor
mixed. IN store, tor old. Oats still dun,
bal without aeened change IN prices with sales OF
lU0NU bushels at bstsc Toe. for Chicago mixed, iOc.
a Ttc. for white, 80 Coc. fuf Ohio. track. Rye
Quet. We note saes OF loo busges az ~ Tor canada
n ogud. neid at 9Jc state y3e. 81 Barley was nom
InaL Bar,ey mRu was negleo eli and rOmina.
FHutTa~ fersign-Ihe inarSet tor new layer raisinf
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1915 AND ll:30 A. NJ.
q $1,000 U !; 5-slc, '67.bc us
lvUW US So, C, '65. n. :. IL
ooUJ 90. @ lx5yS
u lsUUU y SHs, I0-t0, r.. :. ll71s
5000 . D -1U. c 'oa.b o lllX
Y $50 Us SIS. D-t0, C. be G 1875.
u 2,0Ov U So, r. 49,. ll71s
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The experts OF produce from this port FOR the
week ending to-day amount TO S., ora sig, against
ts,sso.ss7 Tor the corresponding week last year,
and sesTl, as4 Ia 1878. Toe total exports since
January ! this year are sllO, So. s2a against
slsl,SSl,sSs IN 1874 anI sl2s sl2, COS in 1878.
rnE FoRKIGy MARKET.
The London adviees report money AZ the stock
exchange on government securities at ~ per
tent and the rate OF discount lot three months,
balls ia the open market az ~ per cent. he
Bank OF England gained e2so 900 Duinon on balance
today. To-day is ticket day aud TO morrow tort.
nighty setting day 90 the stock Exchange.
United state oonds are nTm, but consols are
heavy and lower on fresh rumors 81 financial
troubles. ConsOls closed AZ a slight recovery lrOm
tue extreme decline. FOR moneY, " Isle 4 o.
demand; 67's, l09k 100 s.io; ten-iorua. lO4gs a
lO+H; new fundel loan, 1885,. Moacy easy a. .
per cent Ere shares, ltK a it5s; %. preferred,
y. Renies in Paris, 6A1Tgs. There u = continued
active demand for The new United states loan on
In&hsh ana Continental account. lhs sales "
he seLgnan-R0thschIId syndicate last week are
estimated al t5,0OJ.0O0 Alexander Collie
TO- o. Manchester, England, suspended TO-
'ay' Their Liabilities are estimated ~ a., cc0,010
Werilng. The house was estaDliaEed Ia lao, and
vas rated a. No. |. snaud 4 Co., East india mor.
nan~ are also reported failed. With liaoiitles A.
f2SOOOo sterling. very large isllurs ol . Kan.
eHestef cotton house i said ~ DO unmlneni.
TnE UNITED srGrRs rRFksCRY.
Treasury balances IA WasnInxt0u az tue close
OF baa'hsss TODAY were a. io.lows -ufFeh,y.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

Money was easy at and "a per cent on call
loans Mercantile paper Is unchanged. Sterling
exchange 10 steady and nrm prime asking rates.
ASS and 4.91; selling rates, 4.s5 4sT5S and 400
L9ok. Continental exchange Is stronger to-day
than before account OF dropping tendency OF tor
eiRn exchange on the Continent aud stlneuing Of
Continental money marietta Reichmarks, oIH a
NJ and sJiS q e5h. cables, 90. Prime Paris, SIS
and 5.1lT.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 1loK with sales in
the interim At ileK. The carrying rate was
per cent. Loans we're also MADE nat and at az
per cent for borrowing The specie engagements
Tor tomorrow are about sl.750, 900 - Brown
Brothers. 100000; Belmont s25oOOo; Duncan,
100000; Won Holman, $4,000; -, $500, ooo.
the total OF the week 10 estimated at between our
and ave millions.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., June Is 1874
The market for print elotas UNCHANGED.
HAVANA MARKET.
HANNA Juns L. ls7A
Exchange active sugar quiet
EUROPEAN MARKET.
Loxpox PnoprcK MAnKHr L oNpox, June is-Even.
ng-spsrm oil, RlJo per tun turpsnunc, s1s o. asa
-
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HAVANA MARKET.
FINANCIAL.
- - - asslas -
PRlYILkuEs

dealt In at tho New ork Exchange bought and
sold by on margin Of ave per cent
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negotiated at one or two per cent fo market on mem.
bcrs Of the New York exchange respon sble parieR
Large sums have been the past " aayA Put
cali COSTA on LOO shares.
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10 any address Orders solicited BY mail wire
promptly executed oy Aodress -.
TJMBklDGE co..
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saddss sa5l easn, control 40 shares OF stock for 81
days without further risk while many thousand dollars
prodt DO galneu. Advice Information iur-
nished. Pamphlet containing valuable statistical In
forma lion aud showing now Wall street. operations are
conducted. sent
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$1,000 Tenn 6's. u So.
5OOJ Cen Pac y BIDS. >.
.oUO 4 4 LIST, y a o..
SJ0J I'm I. 10 ist- b c
1000 Tn Pac skg ID. b Q
2UeO Mich sou 3 T.. b c
OJOJC& Nv { c K b. b c
1000 Erie "a m. b c
lOU shs AT a 4 tel. b 9
~ pae Mail sS..be.S
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WILL ALLOW FAIR PRICES FOR DEFAULTEu
w Railroad Securities aud pay part cash and balances
in Real Estate. address DEFAuLTED, box 10 Herald
office,
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c.1n TO $500 INVESTED IN "PUTsn AND "CALLS''
DlU or Double Privi sges' on the present active
will realize large profits send circular.
BAkREIRAS 4 Co., No Wall street New York.
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VUANTED-A MORTGAGE OF $1,000 CAsHED ON
w improved city property. Apply At 7uS Lexington
avenue. US paid.
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FINANCIAL.

A-sAFE AND PROFITABLE INvEsTM ENT,--
"A. zen cent state ana Municipa soncs ior saS
In Of 500 and SoOO and ~ Ou Chu oz
or address FORsrkS. LuDLoW.& CO., Bankers, No.
Wall street. New York
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MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MoRTGAGEi
M good Mortgages E. & s. HICKS
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At REASONABLE RArEs-MONEY on LIFE AND
"A kndo meus lnsuraaos Policies Mortgages anl
other Insurance Of al xmas eneotsl w.ta
bcst eomDa glS- J. J. tIAJnLGh Co. ~ Be0AAway
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,OND B0ARD--l 2. NJ

$1,000 i scar, 3D.. 1907 $1,000 Y S2Oc o., n u
100 ) Us, c, ill.,. 10 luSo0 lU4U, c..
25O0y Us -, T. %. b Q l3lk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
WHAT DOES IT MEAN9

From an article on Capital removal in
late number of the Charleston Courier, We
copy the following. We hope, for the sake
of our late elected State Senatorial represen-
tative, that what is implied therein is untrue.
The Courier says:
"Mr. Grantham's predecessor in the Senate
and his colleague from Morgan, Mr.. Guston,
voted against Capital removal and the wealthy
and populous county of Jefferson is unit
against this injustice to the 3rd District
We therefore don't and never did believe
Moses Grantham reflected the will of his con-
stituents. The much talked of s'will of con-
stituents" sometimes is outweighed by glitter,
ing promises to be rewarded with place on
State tickets II such estates" are not washed
when the next State election comes around 1t
will be because the Bird District has forgiven
and it never can-the insult that these
''mirrors (?l of constituents" have heaped
upon it. We shall always remember Mr..
Grantham with the tenderest emotion
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
LETTER FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 10, 1875.
Dear Spirit Perhaps few lines from
the Capital will interest your readers.
presume your representatives. have not
written to you, as an idea prevails that menu
bers of the Legislature ought not to cores
pond for the press.
As soon as the session commenced three
cornered fight began between Walker, Cam
den, and the Removalists. There were three
active, powerful and shrewd Hobbies, always
at work. They combined and throttled the
Legislature. So far as one could see, not a
word was written to the press except what
suited the designs of these three competing
interests. Hence nothing was talked of ex-
cept "Sesatorship" or ''RemoFal" People
at distance cannot understand how every>
thing was made sabseryient to these three in.
terests.
1t was well understood that no Senator
would be elected until the Removal was en-
acted. Although it is evident to every ohe.
these questions did not depend on each other.
and ought to have been kept separate, vet
they were mixed up, aud that mixing throttled
legislation. Hence, up to this date no bill of
general interest has gone to the Governor.
From what can gather, the history of the
first five weeks, may be thus summed up
Camden came here with about 20 votes, and
his Supporters were violently opposed to Wal,
ker. The latter opened the contest with 81
votes-2O from the Sd District, and from
the Island these votes would go to any one
rsther than to Camden. There were 72 votes
in Caucus; so they had 81 who were opposed
to both these leading candidates.
These 81 gentlemen were styled the oppo>
sition, and while they could not force an cleo
ton, they could and did prevent the election
of both Walker and Camden.
AS soon as it became known that the Gov
ernor had refused to veto the Removal Bill,
the Camden vote and the opposition began to
unite; Walkers forces became scattered, and
the only question was-who shall we elect
for both those gentlemen gave up the race
1t is generally admitted that the Removal
was great outrage upon the Sd District,
hence 1t was decided to take Sd District
man. Mr.. Caperton was the second choice of
large majority. and his election resulted as
matter of course. 1t had long been ex>
pected by those who were cognizant of the
operation of the various disturbing elements.
The Hobbies and defeated candidates have
all gone home, quiet is restored and the Leg.
islature has set to work in good earnest upon
the much needed legislation. But SO much
.".S "as ooeu iUst t"at au auJourueu session
is inevitable. All bills of private nature
are being pushed aside. Now and then some
green member will beg to have his bill read
the first or second time, which is granted by
the h@o'9i"g ones because they foresee that it
will never be read again.
The session is about to end. and the work
stands TINS: terrible battle to beat Cam
den and Walker. Then, hard fight to re-
move the Capital. Aud last, $50 bills half
enacted.
will try and write you again before I go
W"st. TRAVELLER
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lie D..

IL this county, "Wednesday night February
Fl, 1915. Mrs JANET Y. BEALL, rei,ct of the
laLe Georg+ b Reail, and daugnter of the late
John Yates-in the 72nd year of her age.
uEdav evening, Feb. Goth. Mr.. R:CHARD H.
TURNER, of Cincinnati, OHIO, formerly of Lon
doun county. Va. brother of Mr.. George H. Tur-
ner. of this county.
Near Eearnevsville. February Goth. of Con-
sumptiOn, JOHN F. MCINTYRE, in the SSth year
OF MS age. He was brave soldier in the Con-
vino knew him.
On Tuesday, February %. Mr.. WILLIAM ].
HARRIS, formerly of Jefferson county, Viva.
On February 18th, near Browns Shop, Miss
BETTY oSBOURN. aged Fl years aud few
days.
On Friday, the 18th ult., in Berkeley county.
AZZIEM!ER, daughter of Robert L. and Emma
hHyett Biilmyer. aged about three years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,

Ga the 10th ult., bill passed both Houses,
providing for the immediate settlement of the
disputed boundary line between West vir,
GINA and Maryland. The land in dispute
involves about forty square miles. mostly held
by Maryland, and the line is stated to be about
thirty>seven miles long, extending from a
point called Fairfax Stone directly north to
the Pennsylvania line.
In the House of Delegates on Saturday.
10th, on motion of Mr.. Tanner, the bill
changing the County Court of Jefferson was
taken up, amended and ordered to a third
reading
The Legislature agreed on Thursday to ad
journ next day, to meet in Wheeling on the
10Th of November next The impeachment
of Auditor Bennett aud Treasurer Burdett
was recommended. Investigation viii con-
tinue during recess.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
SENATOR GRANTHAM-CAP1TAL
REMOVAL.

We are certain that neither of our contem--
poraries of the Chariestown Free Press or the
SPIRIT of Jefferson, would do Senator NJ. S.
Granthsm an injustice, and yet their late ref
erence to his position upon the capital removal
question seems to smack of disapproval Mr.
Grautham, in voting for removal was guided
alone by what he conceived the true interests
of the people of the State. He became con-
WINGED, as almost every person will upon per-
sonal observation, that Charleston is no place
for our State capital, nor never will be, unless
the clerk of the weather can be induced to
change the seasons and make eternal spring
surround it-extending the radius to all other
parts of the State. This however is Charles
tons misfortune, not her fault We agree
with our contemporaries that Wheeling does
not mend the matter, SO far as convenience
to other portions of the State is concerned,
and looks to be useless trouble to move the
capital even temporarily to that locality, but
we understand the Wheelingites have pledged
themselves to support bill to permanently
locate the capital, and such proposition will
be introduced at the present session provided
It is extended. So there is prospect that
this vexatious question will be finally settled
To this end we hope to have the support of
our friends of the Free Press and Spirit, he
lieving that they will agree that the sooner
this distracting and perturbing element of
discord is disposed of the better it will be for
the interests of the people of the whole State.
In the meantime we would assure our con-
temporaries that the vote given by Senator
Grantham, of which they complain, had ref
erence solely to final, and it is to be hoped.
satisfactory solution of the question Of per-
manent location.
xvn L. IL
burg Statesman We would be as far as the
editor of the Statesman from ..doing Senator
Grantham an injustice ind yet most certain
ly do our slate references to his (Senator
Grantham's) position upon the capital re-
movai question" not only seem, but do
''smack of disapproval." We were opposed
to removal, and our people were almost to
unit opposed to it, and Senator Grantham in
casting his vote for the removal of the capital
to Wheeling, most assuredly misrepresented
them. Whilst it may suit Mart;nsburg to
play her little game 10 the vain hope of Sc
curing the coveted prize herself, we are of the
opinion that the people of the Third District
will not readily be cajoled into the position of
"kissins the hand that smnte them" and the
First will willingly relinquish what she has
so long striven to attain therefore Wheeling
has the 'heads win, and tails you lose" side
OF the game, aud we have been used by Sem
ator Grautham as stake for Berkeey's game
of chance. Such is the view our people take
of the matter, and doing so, can but condemn
the action Of Senator Grantham in the prem
ises
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
One Champion Horse Hay
T. o r.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

A REPORT being in circulation that Hos
"A pital Tax has been Improperly levied by he
Assessor In Eabletown District. and that am
interested that the report is entiIeIv false and
clrculaIsd BY malicious ne. sons with evil inten-
town District is Is cents on tie hundred dollars.
and when renorted by the Board OF Education
to che Assessor was s1eci6ed as ceuts for Build
ing and 8 cents for Teachers Fund. Mr.. Cleon
Moore. in making out my books, used the vacant
column intended for Hospital lax, and in this
way the amount of School Tax was divided in
of the Tax bills.
LOGAN OSBURN. JR., Deputy,
March 9, 1866. =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02

Adams, and his sureties, tended to depreciate
the value of said property.
1.-THE claim of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Compay being cloud upon the title to
said property, and it not being deemed adj
visable to offer the land for sale with said
cloud hanging over it, in January last, after
consultation with the district attorney of the
District of Columbia and myself as counsel
for the United States, he instituted suit in
said district court against said Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company for the purpose of
removing said cloud. In this suit the United
States, the purchaser, &C. Adams. and his
sureties were compliments, and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company defendant; that
it would come on to be heard in September
next, when he would press for hearing of
said cause.
"He stated that he thought it would be best
for this suit to be disposed of before the prop
erty was offered for sale, but there was uoth>
September, 1878; that, should I deem it
advisable under all the circumstances to pro-
coed before the suit then bending was heard,
be feared that the property, with the claim
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
hanging over it undetermined, the rights Of
the parties thereto not being adiudicated,
would not sell for sufficient to satisfy the
claim of the United States"
1t will be seen from this extract that it is
conceded on all hands that, .'here IS nothing
to prevent a safe under the decree of Septem>
Der, 1873" In our next issue, we shall en-
deavor to show that there is everything to in
duce such sale forthwith, and that the policy
of waiting for the termination of the pending
suit against the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company, will be injurious to the interests of
everybody except the small band of specu-
la.Ors, under whose auspices fraud upon the
Government was originally concocted, and
perpctrated.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
N A & RE D.

On the evening OF the 9th nit. at the residence
of the brides parents, near Dnficld's Denot. by
Rev. John a. Scott. Mr.. ROBERT NJ. DUKE to
Miss MARY H. MCGAREY. daughter of john
AcGarry, ESQ ell of this county.
Jan: 81, 1875, in Loudoun county, Va. by Rev.
J. NJ E.idays HIRAM c; WALDRoN. of Jeaer-
son county, W. Va, and Miss MARY J. COPE
LAND. of Loudoun county, Va.
At VIM. Lemen's. near Kearneysville. on the
5:d uit. by Rev: A. A p. Neel. Mr. J. BAKER
kEARFOOT. of Berkeley county w Va to
Miss ANNA BRoTHERT0N. of this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
TERMS OF SALE.

Eight Months credit will be given on all sums
OF Ten Dollars and upwards, purchaser gIvine
Negotiable Note. payable at the Bank of Charles.
town, With interest from date; interest to be
Declare, Cash. No property to be removed until
terms OF "a ie are complied with
CO. Sale tn commence at 10 o clock A. M
GEORGE W. BOYER.
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For Rent.

A HOUSE with Six Rooms. For further par
N hcuIars apply to the undersigned
BAYLOR & WILSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE.

The following Property. to-wit:
Twelve Head of Good
III O H - e -
Six Work Horses, (sour of them Brood Mares. \
and TWO year old:)
Six lead OF Cattie-twoo of rem Milcl Cows.
TWEEN, y-four head of good Sheep.
Eighteen head of good Sho4ts.
Three Sows and Pas.
l REAPER AND MOWER COMBINED,
Two Gem So ing Wheat Drills.
Que Wneat Fan, three Barshear p,oughs;
Seven Double and Siusle Shovel Pioughs.
Two Corn Co, erels.
Two :.-horse and two 2-borse Harrows.
One Six-hoI SO BroaG-tTead Wagon.
Two Narrow.tread Fonr-uorse Wagons.
One Wagon Bed, pa, Wood LADDERS;
Wagon Harness for Six Horses.
One Spring Wagon and Double Harness.
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CORN WANTED!
For Cash or Trade-on the Ear or sh.lI.d-br,
Dec. 9. 1874. WASHINGTON LIPPITr
MALL RAPER-IOo different ,,,I.,oT nm.
@ w.r.kxAnsLEr.
CATALOGUE. for cbill,- soId -
~ August IL, 1873. GEO T. LIeRr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
Notice.

A S it is important that nv business shonId be
"a closed, all parties indebted to Ee by Note or
Open Account are respectfully requested to call
and settle the same without delay, which will
enable me to meet my indebtedness.
have removed INV Stock of Goods to the cor
ner room of Market-Honse Build !ng whore viii
be pleased to meet my former customers and the
public generally.
March .. 1s75-s.. L. fN'''r1n'CA'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
To the Pubic.

ME undersigned having purchased the entire
Stock of Merchandise from Mr. George e.
Co5dell, are prepared to offer to the public great
inducements. As they propose doing n CASE
BUSINESS they have marked their goods at Ca.h
COUNTRY PRODUCE
will be taken in exchange for Goods at Narket
price. " '~o'
Mar. .. 1s74-st. RoDER1CK & BRO.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DURsUANT to decree of the f,cnit Court If
Jefferson county, w. Va pronounced on the
I'd day of April, 1874. in the chancerv causes
scoIlay's Admir- and heirs, aud Richardson aeainst
the same, the Undersigned. Commissioner aD-
pointed by SAID decree for tie put pose will SELL
o" Saturday. The 27th day IF 4Murch. 1875.
in front of the P. o. in MlddIeway in said coun-
ty, a Valuable
LOT OF GRoUND
with an old Building there situated ut the n.
W. corner OF the Main street aud the Bunker
Hill grade-TunuinH about 30 feet on Main street
town
Tnfs is a Valuable Lot. located in the heart of
the town, and special attention is called TO 1t.
TERMS OF SALE.-A third IN hand-Ihe res
idue in two equal payments. with interest, at 9
and Is months. and title retained until pad.
o. Sale to take place about O'clock, p u.
ANDREW HUNTER,
n. g. WHITE,
Feb. %. 1s75-5t- Special Commissioners.