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rRUSTEES' SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NJ STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN NEW

gERSEf AVENUE AND 1sf STREET EAST.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated October
~ lith, A. D. 1859, and duly recorded in LibsE No.
tngton county, in the District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secu, ed thereby, will
cell at public auction in front of the premises,
IhURsbAY, October 14th, at 4 O'Clock m: ell
that piece or parcel OF land situated aud lying in
the city Of Washington, and known rs part Of Lot
numbered eleven, H. In the subdivision Of square
numbered hundf ed and forty three, (7<3D be.
ginning at Q point on M street south distant one
hundred and twenty five l25) feet from the north.
east corner OF said square, and running thence west
along said street nineteen feet and ten and half
(l0k) inches, thence south hundred iOOl feet,
tbeDce east nineteen tl9 feet and ten and half lO1S
inches. and thence north hundred (lOO) feet to
the place Of beginning together with the mprove-
ments thereon.
sale In cash the balance In six and twelve months,
the premises. A deposit Of 975 will be required at
the time Of sale Convey sncfng at the purchaser 9
cost. /; the terms OF the sale are not complied with
In five days from the date Of sale the Trustees
serve the right TO reeel the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
ssMnEE s ekoSsSS' Trustees.
oct4-tds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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%. Real Estate broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner It'll and y streets u. ".
IsK6Tsp S PRhp92 IL IM dH ASp IN
TWEEN NEW yERsEY AVENUE AND 5rH
STREET NORTHWE6T.
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated Deceubsr
LIST, A. d. 1874, duly recorded in hber Ho. 76S,
folio az, Of the land records for the Dstrecs Of
thereby, .hal sell .t public auction ont Of the
O'Clock M, tae following described pieces or par
Gels Of land and Irsmiss:, lying and being In the
described lots Numbered one, ~ and two, q, j
and the east two CD feet Of lot three go In square
0sJ according to the subdivision thereof together
With the Improvement, const.ting Of . two stoFy
frame dwelling, with back building.
Terms: One-fourth In cash; balance In six. twelve
and eighteen months, with interest ct ten per cent
perty sold A deport IL 0lOO VIM be required st zine
0fss'e An e0nysXBf HS e PHSeH:isss cost
oct6- lot J. 7. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE GAYS.
DUNCASsoN BIOS, a.enensers,
II Southeast corner BIB and n sts northwest
TRDsEE ax s stsr vshgAssk syIIDIsG

TRUSTEES s,LEOF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOIS Oh L siRkET, BE fWsEN l3rH AND
14TB SHEETS.
- BY VIRUS e deed of trust to the ind -rsisn-
ed end kdwin Cutter, a. trustees, d .t-d June
=. Is n, lo7t- and duly recorded IN ii0er No I6s,
foil, 2D5 etsea one II tns land records Of Wash
cree p.-ed BIZ the supIsme Court u the Dist icr Of
Columbia, ,idips Equitv Court, in the ,use Of
Nor all W Burch-l., Norma Wizard e; al. in
lquity No 4,5A, roc. ls, EN- covering 10 set as
sole trustee, and ia mpiiAnce wi h the writ en- re-
quest 81 the part secure ny sail trust, shall sell
II public auction, in front Of he premises, on WE'D
NEsDAS october 20, 1875, At Z O'Clock p. m the
follow ing described real estate, situate city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, TO wit: Lots
Dunt cred thirty ,Tl and " S. } in
the recorded subdi' 'sion By the heirs II John Da
wilson, OF sQuar- mum bered two hundred and forty
eight, 3 said lots having each frontage OF TWEEN
" ,hree as feet tea l0 inches street, between
18th end IL streets.
Terms: One. thil d of purchase money in cash. AL
in and two years at percent interest; in
tercst pay abb ,tmi annually, secured by deed Of
T. net On ne pr"perty deposit Of 90 req uired
at time OF sale. IL terms Of sale are not Complied
With within ter days from time OF sale the
the right to resell tn property A. the risk
cost Of the default purchaser, after We ays
notice BY publ c advertise ment All con sncing
at cost Of pnr chaser.
JANIS Il. FITCH, Trustee.
octeeo6ds DUNUANS0N BROS Aucs
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VTHOMAs BOWLING,
i Auctioneer And Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Lstimer B Clear.

STREET, GKORGETOWN, FORMeRLY OC-
CuPIED By JAS. r. ESSEX, DECEASED, AT
AUCTION.
N On THOBsDAY, October 18th 1875, 1t 4
~ O'Clock p. in front Of the premises, will sell
Los % 49, and 81 n entng I'D feet the east side Of
improved by an excellent two story and basement
Brick Dwelling house, two-story frame tenement,
" occupied by the late James =. Essex, deceased.
This property will be sold one entire lot, or d.
yided to suit purchasers.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest, the terms will
oct4 m,w,s;s THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Goals Goals coAL'
WOOD! WOOD!

Am n6W receivfn4 al sLzes Oh tne Uest Brduos
COAL,
"Lee," "WfIkesbarre" and Locust Mountain"
White Ash, "Lorberry" Bed Ash, and "Lykens
Valley" To persons who wish to take advantage Of
the low prices orders will be received this month at
very small advance upon the original cost for casa.
am also Offering At Low figures prime Hickory,
OAK and Pine WOOD, sawed and split any length or
size desired. Orders through mail promptly hlled.
Yard and Once, corner 8th and streets south
west; Branch Yard And Once, a street, between a
and Sd northeast.
jy8- SIM W. H. NARROW
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THOMAS DOWLIN0,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer OieAry,
Southeast corner Pennsyiv ania sy euue and 18th n

coutneest corner Pennsyisanis avenue and llth q.
THE WHOLE OF SQUARE $50, sUBpIvIpKp
INTO e BUILDING LOTS, BOUNDED BY
BOUNDARY STREET. AND U AND v SITS,
ONE OF TIE FINEST LOCATIONS In THE
DISTRICT. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, October
9th, 1879 at 4 O'Clock the premises, 1 SD ali
sell twenty seven Building Lots, being a sub
situated in of the able locations in the
city, where property Is rapidly incre Asing in value
and hDe residences are nearing com pletion.
Parties desiring to make hrst-class investment
should not fail to give this sale their attention.
three equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen
months secured by deed Of trust with notes bear
ing interest at eight per cent. per annum deposit
Of $50 will be required each Lot at time Of sale
Conveyancing at purchaser g cost.
By application TO the Auctiopeer a subdivision of
the property will be furnished
oct4 THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS EvENfNe.
fO.MURROW,
e. J SWEET,
H.. Real Estate Broker and Auctionesr,
No. sl1 7th street, pposits u. 8. Post Ofios.

HOUSE ON TEX NORTH Asr OORNER or
IHlkD AND 4 sTRkErS SOUTHWEST
- BY virtue of deed OF dat. ugupt ST h,
q A. ID. 1853. duly recordei in Liber No III, folio
Ia, ct seq, one of he land the District
Of Columois aud the request Of the party
thereby. we win sell A. Publis auction. front Of
ISIS, at clock , m, all that piece or parcel Of
ground, situate in the city Of Washington, D. o.,
Known as and being part Of square north Of square
hve hundred and eighty three, N Of 5s3, beginning
Tor the same at the uthwest of said ca uare
and running thence north twenty five Is feet, By
uniform depth Of sixty 61 feet seven and . nal
az inches: together with the improvements, &c.
Terms $50, with interest ten (lOb Der cent per
hnnum from February 5th, Is7s to day of sale. and
expenses OF SALE In cash. ard the balance six aud
twelve month";, for which the notes of the purcha-
ser, bearing interest from the day of sale, aud Sc
cured BY deed OF trust the property sold will be
taken deposit Of eco will be required of the
purchaser At the tin Of sale, and all convey ancns
at the ex pense Of he purchaser.
BRAINABD H. WARNER,l
GEORGE W. STICKNEY. ( rfustecs'
octl-eo&ds e. J. SWkRT Auct
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bol Superintendent, Baltimore, Ma.
RALfIAoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
u DKPoT coRrIR 6TH AND 61RIErs NV.
Amer Monday, September 18th. ls7S. trains VII
TRAINS LA - fOh BALTIMORE.
daily e1cspl So .dsy Tor the North.
Tori. dsis .I .ss sanasyP and H''
$40 .. m, AeconlfnodstiOn 70 Baltimore, daily.
.1ost. Sunday PssIo ,Gt Car ss RAN. ielI' ''n'
I1:ss m, f.ss Line Wsss and North, daily except
las !; IN, f1IIs:. for PniIsdsllhia and Hs~
YoIk and Aorfolk via Baltimore, daily sx
y:leD ,. m, 4ccommoe.sos, daily except Sunday.
$50 ,. NJ. Cincinnati Il srsss, daily for the Vest
SOS sss Tolf s liz sh sIr1s
iss :: M. Me- nOrs Es,S,sss I'D, DAILY ,..,
e;tS .. n, Fast Line, daily.
Il:3s .. NJ, Aooommodstion. daily sxceys Sunday.
s:&S ,. m, Baltimore md PhilsdslDhts lxDrso
l:OS ,. NJ, nmissa HxDrso iron New YORK, daily
800 > m. Accommod alton, daily sxce pt sund
e:l0 ;. m, daily from Baltmors and the West
sns leaving 3 a I: asd 81
2. 70. daily srcept Sunday, eonnsos ct Bowie With
Trains iesyiSs WasGfnsson Ct ss O. n and 40 ,.
q. connect NJ 03snton with trains fer Annapolis.
T.ins arri,i,i ,t Mass.nttop q So q m snS go
fs.snsor. ,rs,tns sosir o.dsr. q Ticket 0nes.
sveuue, northwest corner eth street and Pennsylvo-
nia avenue, cave their baggage called fos and
and West. through tickets 70 Cinoinnsti, OoIum-
ea. IHesi.ssse's, hsusviiis "a LsI.: NV OF:
ego q. wILKIAs. srRerintsndsnt:
m aovn n. a>nl p>..- q 80 ~:
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A LlxAADRIA AND WAsHIHeTos 3. \.

A LnXAADRIA AND MAsHIHeToH B. =.
3IIXAHDRiA . sBEplRIOxyBURa n. =.
CoRNER OF AND eixfH STREETS.
Locei trains leave Tor Alsxandris - followE-e, =,
~ I Ia =; a., 1. u 4: she. JI;m;: asc
Oxosps sunday.
Lea Trains leave Alsxs.arh . soIlovr-s, =, o,
% :. saa .ss n: =. as ri 2i.. ass (;
s:aly. sa etA.s s...ns daily s!esyt SUNDAY.
md ths 2; N. and ,. n. train. from AleIasdrie.
connect daily With trains on Virginia Midland roaA.
SH!A! sSurH a III !, nAIs ~ VI 1sssns.1'
Ihroeen uckseD - au loln0 oo91h an1 boutnVGo
-. ~ IessnGsn e. Ieeye erde0 ks 1eeeaQe
oooopa. D, u. BOYD, JF.,
0M9i R01saeR AGsiS.
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WIN. MASSEY & CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA Xxx ALE.

A large stock, in excellent condition for use
Equal 70 Scotch Ale costing nearly double tn
price.
For sale by dealers throughout the city, or 1T the
Bottling Depot.
Price el50 per dozen, pint bottles.
SAML o. PALMER,
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AUCTION SALES.

THoMAs BOWLING,
A., the old stand q Lssiasr rsAr,i i''ssr'
Southwest corner PennsTfvania avenue ard Tito SC.
TRgsIIIs SALE or IMPROVED PBopKsTY
On Nkw JERSEY AVENUE, SE,B o
C sy yi,su. q deed Of trp... dated necemser
@y e sss = 'e'ss: g
IL. Io,. fIest tosether in one parcel forty three
feet Sp Ne. A., J',ssy Avenue .rd Egn bach
't1TH ., no. Occupied as = Restaurant.
maDs a. y, On. n ,srS cs.s rss,Ss in tso sau. pay
d dee o. trust on the property Sso deposit hen
iSs o. sale are Complied R 81 rssiH
oet,-ds TRos' D sS d.1 Hses:
,ETHl ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED until
s al. oe'oesS 10Th; ISIS, same hour aOd
essi.a t Hos " p OWLS Fr1 %acs
THOMAS DowLINe,
L 49,, Ane.iOneer and Real Estate Broker,
SOUTHWEST corner fennsylvania avenue and lith q.
TP RRSv.b pk shhs OF yyALgABL1 IN;
kky sTRn. y H bsBo sALrIMoRE AaD OHIO
- By vi<tue OF Two deeds Of trust, dated Nav n,
$50 q. and Ode December 81 Is79. and recordsd ia
on TUEsbAY. the atn day Of oc1ober. ~ lis, ' ~
80 clock IN front OF the premises, Lots Nos. q,
anu IN " likes SUBDIVISION, square No. 6A
Lots Nos. n aud g win De sold together They
front - feet on New Jersey avenue sud extend back
70 an alley, and are improved with nne Brick
Dwelling and Store.
Lot No Is is the tirs, from the corner OF street;
improved with Store and " sm. yelling House. G
Sale will commence with Lot No. IS
Terms Of sale: One. third cash; residu. in equal
payments. at six and twelve Months, with uter.st,
t. be secured by deed II trust. All conveyauoins
and recording at purchasers cost; SlOo on esch
parcel deposited when the property is struck OF,
Which Is TO be forfeited unless the terms are com
piled with In i've days after sale.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
octl-ctd TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, October 16tk, ISIS, same hour aud
place FRED. W. JONES, Trlstae
oct12d THOS. BOWLING, Auct,
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VGNHOMAS DOWLIN0,
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
. . At the old stand Of Latimer 4 Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth NJ.
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A Us 8 Il 8 5 srAfEsN Mil srEAnEHs
srS s"i YS Sis22 s sfsHTs sEEi tsS%
Favorf.s route for Tourists.
Finest approach to Great Britain.
f''''ns EAfEs P%ssH saai2R!'''''d
GLASGOW 8 I t5ybbsS22kih BELFAST
CAslss-seS: SIS : sso-Curenoy.
Beturn tickets ct reduced rates.
stssr.sf fssf; Z Gs Z if x s.' other
G S1sI !Ns, co . I5a sIr street.
spro-t.tn sam $40 10th st., near Pa. sveaus.
A MKRIoAN LINE.
NAIL SfEAMSHIPS. nnn
ONLY LINZ 90, GGARRIIsSS The
0UEENsTOwH and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMBDIATB 80 STEBRA8D
AOOOMAODATIOHS UNSURPASSED.
Bates - low - By another hrst olao Line.
PETER WRIGHT = SONS, Gene ~ Agents
Philadelphia.
I'D: COOKE, in. = S0. !B.nker.l. Agents.
INSURANCE.
JOHN T. ARMS. d. W. KErcHAM.
ARMS 4 KEfCHAM,
GENERAL NSURANCE AGENTS AND
BROKERS',
LIE Droit Building, Corner Of = and 9Th Streets.
We represent line Of STRONG COMPANIES
and Insure BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, and
other PROPERTY in the DIST RIOT against loss
or damage by fire on the best terms. sep7ly
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LOB POTOMAC BIvkR LANDINGS.

LOB POTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS.
The win $40 fzsorits Iron Steamer -
PILOT BOY ". ii. By lee, OsptsiR
having been thoroughly overloaded and rehtted,
Will resume her trips for Potomac river Landings on
TUESDAY, March ID, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY tberesfter, leaving fftEhugh's wharf
.rrtye IN Washington every v sanssssy ard essAsS
Freight received daily.
Al Mrefghts must he prepaid.
feba N. h. FITLHU0H, AReu
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STEAMER LINES.
CHANGE oF TIME.
EoULA6 LINE 70
NOhFCIk. NV IuHk.

BOSTOS AND PROVIDENCE
On ard after MONDAY, se ptember Dth, LS7s the
nev sDo elessnt steamer,
Lady Of the Lake,
Will make thee regular trips between WASHING
TON and NCkF0LE each week,
touching AZ the prtHctpsl River Lsnd- e.e<44N
tngs, - follOws Leave WASHING >rD->zhE11
IOs every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FIJI
III a. ocIDck y. m, and NORFOLK every
p. m.
Fare 70 Eorfolh, %; round trip tickets, %. Meals
and state rooms extra.
Tickets good until used.
. Tor Ifcketr. sfeterUCns or Information Apply ~
the once Of the INLAND AND sEABOARD
COAsTlNG COMPANY, at the National Metro
DArtment. seplB-tr
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" DUNG AND MIDDLETON, Auctioneers
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LIE Droit Building, corner 9Th and ats northwest
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VNHOMAe BOWLING,
i Auetioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylv ania avenue and Ilth n
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TTHoMAs DowLIHo,
Auctisueer and ReA Ks.sts BroRer.
At the Old stand Of Latiaer A CleA-y,
Southwest corner PeunsTivania avenue and Tito SC,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

It is sine qua non of health, that the sources OF
vitality, the "springs of lfc, should be free from
contamination. The fluids which. by their action
upon tho food, ttan.forms it into blood, and the
great vital nutrient itself, must be pure, if tho
muscles, the bones and the brain to be properly
nourished and kept vigorous. To this end the
stomach. tho liver. the bowels and the kidneys
sho"ld perform unintcri tcdly their 6iou, unc-
items, since if these disturbed tho vital fuids
speedily become vitiated. Tho best, nay, the only
blood dep=rcnt'which purities them, by overcoming
thoso bodily Irregularities which produce them, is
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters. The principle upon
which this ,alutnry Alternative acts is simple as
it is phiosophic. The origin of most dise ases nd
invariably those which affect the organs above
mentioned, 10 wea knass, caused by Insufficient as
IirniIa.on OF tho food. The Bitters speedily rec.
tity the cause OF the difficulty by restoring Wig.
digestion, that ali parts of the phy steal
structure supplied with an abundance of pure,
rich blood. This increases the activity of the as.
charging organs, and enables their ..row off the
etste matter, which, RANKING in the svstem.
destroys health. Thir ..saily refu.e having been
9otrid OF, ap9 perfect nssmilation re. estabishcd
there 10 nothing to prevent healthy and active
performance of the various functions. Such bcin e
the case, it is plain that tn Bters the
most reliable stomAchic, hut cradicant Of those
diseases of the liver, bowels and kidneys which
contaminatc the spings of lie.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE on WEST YIRGINIA.

Jefferson County, to>wit
At rules held in the Clerks 0Bfes of The
Circuit Court Of JEFFERSON County, august
Cd, 1875:
TAYLOR HILL and SARAH E.
HILL his wife, Plaintiffs,
cA 4sgg.1s. I0nER, De isAsS0AFs'''
TIHE object of this snit is to recover for
services and labor performed by said Sarah
E. Bill, wife of TLylor Hill. FIR the said Cath
ar1ne Moler. in an action of Assumpsit. and to
attach the property of said Catharine MoIer.
It appearing on affidavit fled IN this suit, that
the Defendant is not resident of the State of
rpest Virginia, she is hereby required to appear
within four weeks after the date of the first pub
ication of this order. and do what is necessary
to potect her interests in this matter.
Aud it is further ordered that copy of this
order shall be published once n week, for four
successive weeks, in the esprit of Jefferson
newspaper published in this County. and also
posted at the front door of the Court-House of
The said County, at least twenty days before De-
cree is rendered.
ROBERT T. BRoWN,
Daniel e. Lucas, p.q.
august 8. lS15-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

s9~ Our ncighbor, whose Catalogues
were assimilated by some thief, on Friday
night, hopes that the rogue had meloncholic
satisfaction in discovering the "true inward
ness" of the same, and predicts that he cant
eIope with any more without interviewing the
ragged edge of shot gun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

EH Fall is coming. and in order to make
room for large stock, j. Goldsmith is selling
out his entire Summer Stock at a sacrifice
For good selection of the best goods at as
tonishingly low prices, call at the Twin Fronts.
Mauko & stern's perfect fitting shoes con-
stantly on hand *
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

PoTsPoNED.-We are requested to state
that, owing to some conflicting arrangements
the Grange Picnic which was to be held a.
the Flowing Springs on the 18th inst, has
been postponed until Wednesday, September
Sth
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17
SAMUEL REGISTER,
Presiding Elder.
S. G. FERGUSON,
Preacher in Charge.

BRAZILIAN TURNIP SEEDI-6oO Bushels TO the
Aere!-Thls Turnip grows very large. weighing
from to 12 pounds, and is more juicy than any
other kind ever raised in this country. They
are exceedingly healthy and grow very thick
These TurnIps have been grown COO bushels to
the ACRE.. They should be planted during the
month of September. Send in your orders at
ut once to w. S. TIP ron. Cleveland Tennessee.
Price prepaid by mail, SO cents per packages
packages for S1.00- Each package will SOW one
quarter of Seed all Fresh, last years
production. August g. lo15-4t.
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TO ALL CONCERNED.

NOTICE IS hereby given that tho bookl, 90.
IN counts and all business OF tho late nrm Of
Timberiake s. Young are IN my hands for nsttlsA
msnss ana persons interested are requested e
is very much desired 60 eettle All ontttandina
matters pertaiDingto tho late firm at tho earliest
day possible. ADAM YOUNG. -
MORGAN Mills. {" Frederick County. VI.
May rs. ls75-2m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

GRAND TEMPERANCE EXcAMpMENr.-
The Good Templars of Lcetown, We learn,
are making extensive preparations for the
Grand Temperaus &c Encampment to be held
in the woods near that place, next month
Il is p:connsed to hold the cncsmpmcnt for one
week, commencing on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, and largo huber Of Temperance
Orders of this and adjoining States lave been
invited to participate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

Em- Prof. Edward Harrison, of Richmond
College, Richmond, Va, preached an able
sermon from the text, 'tAnd the Disciples
were first called Christians in Antioch" in
the Baptist Church, of this town, last Sun
day morning, to large audience.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

Acc1DENr.-Mr. John w. Gibson was
thrown from his horse, last Saturday evening,
on his way home. We have not been able
to ascertain the character of his injuries, but
learn they are not serious.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

Eg- J. 3, Haines has the largest, cheapest
aud best stock of Chewing aud Smoking To-
bacco in town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

Reunion OF Co. Bon Saturday morn
ing, the 9TH instant we learn from the Reg
ister, the surviving members of Go. B., End
Va. Regiment, Confederate Army, living in
that neighborhood, assembled in front of Sher-
herd College, headed by Criswell's Corpet
Band, and the Drum Corps, commanded by
Capt. Fl. f. Barhhart, marched to the Big
Spring, above Shepherdstown, where they
were met by number of their comrades in
arms belonging to other commands, and other
| friends. Addresses were delivered by Coils
a. R. Boteler and VIM. A. Morgan, which
were very appropriate to the occasion. and
were received with hearty cheers. After a
'tfeast of reason and flow of SOUL" appro-
pirate resolutions were adopted, and the COM
pany returned to Shepherdstown aud were
dismissed; after having had very pleasant
reunion.
HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER,
1S75.-Harper's Mogosine for September,
containing sevcnty>fve excellent eugraVings,
has happy blending of the light and pictur-
esque with its graver and moro important
articles. The Number opens with beau
tifully illustrated. article on GLOUCESTER and
Cape Ann" by s. G. W. Benjamin, the au>-
thor of recent illustrated papers on Brittany
and the Channel Islands. Porte Crayon re-
appears as contributor, with an entertaining
sketch of Virginia tournament, characteris-
tically illustrated.
NEW MUs1c.-From E. W. He!mick, 27S
W. Sixth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, We have
received two choice pieces of Orchesti music
-"Sadie Darling" and "Remember Deeds of
Kindness" each of which have been favor>
ably commented upon by competent critics.
CAMP MEET1Na.-Tho charlestown Sta
ton, NJ. e. Church South, will hold Camp
meeting in Mr.. William BeaIl's woods, ut
Flowing Spring MILL" on the line of the
Winchesterand Potomac Railroad, eight miles
West of Harper's Ferry, and two miles North
of Charlestown, commencing August goth.
As the grove selected is exceedingly-be
tiful and admirably adapted to the purpose,
and of easy access by rail and good public
roads, large encampment is expected.
We most cordially invite neighboring
Methodist charges and societies, and all other
earnest workers in the cause of Christ, to tent
with US on that occasion.
SAMUEL REGISTER,
Presiding Elder
S. G. FERGUSON,
Preacher in Charge
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

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