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TILE CONTROLLERS CONCENTRATIONS.
RETURN OF LBirER- 81 TIE PARK tO"Mi -S!JNi-'''
WITH COMPLAINT or UREGCLAEifY.

a. 1
WITH COMPLAINT or WREGCLAEiiN.
President William r. Martin oi the Park
Commission mas returned to Controller Green two com
nuniaatuus addressed to Henry g. stcurm-, ono OF th'
Park Commissioners, and containing Enclosures "l-
rccted 70 the Park Department. President Martins let
ter dated July 81, explains that tho Controller bad
adon,c3 this irregular manner OF communicating win
tl,. D.gt.nt the Con.is oErr, hal concluded not 9"
receive su.u letters An saying that II tho Controller
has any business winch D. proper 20 communicate Z"
the Department. De should in courtesy AT least, send
d...eI and lmputHG this action l0 desire Co. annoy the
commissioners De concludes h, .-'cr rs follows;
IL i,us. sc clear - you lha. yuu hV. carried ibis
thing INui. as lt is worth while lus iu'.r '-"r
,ut. 't. s,u ASPIRATIONS tu ~. I"r liA't ID
eup3rI.-.ll ~ H- u permitting Hu.I Hth''oI 7 ihai
b. ,xo-, a .rf loss >ud delay . that % gives Aou
inc a.,uftuui. OF sending from yuHr Office % ictiri
which Won can maze SAFE. ly tho mode I'D which you
Won what goa rt always worrying 20 sei point asli.
n bv oi sing U, %. something winch wl come 30 Oui
movie Ike WHOM It. o. too l-.e 10 Do - any service. la Ho
mss Die sense can these .,nn- b." o' atf dement,, ah
tev ma rrsIt m SERIOUS cutstI clements ana cnJtffI-
fY.ut- ID tlr Nl.hC business. such 81 GIailNcaOOh "'
arc NOT bound q, accord esrG 20 ynu 1uu Know very
yya rI.f these Tunul' pHTiurnalc.- aIsI .op now "
Is my d pe at when they ere t1Li rl o you an appc"
q, t,ur own sa...-p.ct vii Dee 'ua.rAl, ana ilsi Dc
pg not 10. necessary 80 1IlA- ,o bear "N sntA an cS
tou that public opinion winch p.oH'u!crS at once OF
tuiggs ID such tad without concerning itrtlI - rc
son about them.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. The President sent
the following nominations 20 the senate to-day
C,- Holt 10 e collector 81 Internal Revenue or thr So
oul D,r,t uf louisiana Thomas g. h'hii', $500
nrrIy ~ Colorado, aud Charles g. omIAih' Oh''e 0'
Marshal lY Colorado
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l.H. 90 trf Uu thc A.tit -it'u T.r .'Nt. -.i' B
from 'r4res.ts li.IL as. h. ii@7 b, tr--. .i'i a.
ffs,u~rtuu Once auI placed waiting n.t-f- ....H
t.5 #, A. Bradbury b. 'sf.' from uu-y un fH. Coast 'H-
y and uf,,rrf tHr I.s ~tt' OBJ tlF On u. -l ~ Passed
Assistant Surgeon A. - Bush s detached FROM t' attt
and place. Wa..fI- ur.. rs.
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WILLIAM NJ TWEED's PROPERTY.

"
Tuy sIlggTPF ASKS FOR INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PERsONAL PROPERTY
YET FOUND
A reporter of THE TRIBUNE called ycster-
sey on John T. Curling Under Sheriff, and inquired 90
I. the alleged return Of sheriff Conner Of the execution
sssned ON Tho Judgment obtained by the state against
william M Tweed ir The &c 100000 suit As unsausied.
E1r Cunning said that the sheriff mad not made return,
b,t had written letter TO the AOrney6eneral OF The
state asking for instructions The amount involved is
very largo and, personal property had Deoh touD1
mn 10 s time 1t might be necessary 10 take some ac-
ton hooking 70 tie disposal OF the real estate against
which the notices OF Us pendefs Lad been fled and
,,hcb remained on the record uncsnccled These no.
ices were never fled In the shefTs Office but in the
County Clerks Once and the sheriff had not yet received
formal notification list Of the property II was GUS
sonary for the Sheriff TO ask instructions from the attor
peys If parties to suit obtaining judgments in dcuIt
ases and that course had boon taken in this instance
Following rs the sheriGs letter:
eHERIFF's OPTICS, NEW CoURT HousR,
Cry AND COUNTY or NEW YORK, July 10, 1876. J
The Hon. CHARLES s. FAIRCHILD, Attorney 6eHsTA-
Dear Sy In regard TO the process IN my hads against
tgilJiam NJ Tweed at The sut OF the People Gc would
sesnactfuIy request from yOu specific directions as To
shat you desire done with the EXECUTION und"r
food tbat some real estate attached by the Ming of
Iotce ~ rs ef.s and that some portions OF the same
we're elbseGleny released by order OF court nave
syed no noC Of such order. neither have received
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any direction advertise or sell the interest OF voc W.
fendsut iu any real estate in my county. nave not
been able 10 discover any personal property beonEhs
tbe defepdauf within my county on which 10 levy ]
shall he glad to have your direction respecting me mat
80 ~ ,0ui earliest convenience Yours, very respect
fully, W. u NoNNI"' 0NN''"'
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CLARK hear an angel sing" sang "A young
man in an outside township school exhibition =" No.
faint" shouted old farmer IN One OF tho back seats.
"ips only my old mnlo that's hitched outside" The
young ian hrnks down and GuL-iTeI HauJe Express
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NEw-Y.EE. Tuesday. AUG. :, 1875
Below may be found the result of to-day
sale III Arch. Johnson. establishment, Im.,e-uts'
--..--.-.. $1,000 Il ------ a..L L--L--lH--.
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Wasn't it rough on Ella, just as she was toll
ing Frederick at nnoh how ethereal her appetite Was
bayo the cook bawl out. Say viii ye have yur pork
and 4 Gems now, Or sait Ill Yer felleT's gone I"
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOAT. for TROY,
u SARATOGA, LAKE CHAMPLkIS, LAKE GEORGE,
ana Low and reduction TO an points mo eo.
CANT -elmboats Of tbs Jne ieaye DAlL4 (oa,uiays eK
connecting wd morning trains on ~ y Central kisselet
Toa li eet :S sod 70 ba9ss ,s checked to
JOSEPH CORNELL, suB-
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
stations IL sew. York foot OF Lbestyst az loot Of ARSON
ivc i' connects u soaerSle With south Branch B. r.
,7i l n1st.a6 WITH pel LaeI snd West. r. r.: at P
psaurg with Le,i~h and susquo anna Division: also win
5ar5 i. ami 10 Vest; also 70 Central Psan,y Now.
SUMNER APBANGEMENT
Commencing jane ~. l37G-LeaTe w.iork, foot q LID
so a.,-MAiI TaAry 'o Eason. Belydere. Bethlehem.
aaIc: FotsyEe, scranton SC Connects at junction wA
.74ja. In.-For s6racryilis aud Remington
81 o. Il-2otSNg l.Ht fa Galy exert S1htaysl iot
ES'o1 Tor Mauch CHUNK raHs3ra ronhula, WfesOa-Te.
'iOAj .. m.-For some7iI5, Fieiunston, High Brise
lilo p p.-EyrRfss for Pennington Easton. Ane1torn,
9.rre. E.alAs Columbia, lancaster Ephrata Fottsyie'
81 p m.|gxraEss Dor Easton, Bath. Maucl Chunk
80 D. "a aston Euon.ovn, and SIaucl chunk Con-
'!a 0e aet b. 2Pa 80, T ,sr. = ana r.pincton
55|r -l-I,ESNG tSrHs., daily. for aston. Allentown
Y,.ra hunk. WkcsDnre, To"lrds Reading. aud harr.s-
rar izabe.. a ~. 80. 5l5. T. go -. 8 $50
$50 .f5 ., Ei5 9. % ~ ., jIi, go 5'i5, 8 Oll
'r.sl T. 'sa,'. sou, =; 90, t,"' l.ly, = \ IL
i.'a rams io DlArI,n; 49,, ~ - =. w.
- "a -i ~, % o. s.r,a ~ a. r. -9s
'..-a - II 49,. -, "a t'.I 3 -
100 .''' l d - l, 40" I'' ''-" 49, .'-o' 49,
..-" 55c,uo5LliY5.,, No! syE,!Y. Hrpgs LAKE,
~ ID Ia "A r. .-b. -
80 Htv'iy loot 81 livery q. ;tO . u'. '.A p NJ
'0a'... 'l' rIfEl- ~ Ftti'.. "'.' -'. 9' -
--H 20 flanders for Budas laha an TX hti.l ~! lhs
rs Do rom fcoto' Iiber,yer nsssei connect atJcrey
-.s viii. .ost- -Fon zoos 81" ,l,.- IN c.. 800. -,
p. p r,., .,-. ..,o-,l - .'i' ~ '7'
H. T. DALI '''' ''"''' = az ~ s,----
rvBJI pa u w ~
- SUMNER AHRANGliii.',i Of teus' IN EJECT June D
.r'Ci &c., 49,. ,at..-o IA. e.. -.,. rl.r-,r,
.. '--' .i'i'l W. l - ~ 81 ,,5 mo
..'iIti am ''.'t ID .-e -i- -As
t'CHt.". aH' tii.t lAal ~.
IU45g M Nuras Nal -,r Eus.o, with coping Coaches
.tt-.lrl.
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CARAT0GA.-The most popular ana I HE
roaie by she spleedJ stesmrfs o. she R.
m E.\y aud a. JOHN having DAILY nom Fei "a . "a N
- n an Great reduction in fare BY excursion uaas~
L.ny Ssr.yOEas ald N0ASea@
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NTEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HtDS

e FN- ! URN ITN IILNI NNV =. 80,
" RIVER RAILEO AD.-AttuI J4As 70 Ia't through
trans viii leave Grand Cutt.ai Depot. .. y,,,r, 81,
$40 a. h.. Chlcs.l and So"Jhern Etprela, wiz '-AN'
room ears throg IN Rochester aad 81 A'aa e,,,,v,
HtJ special SsrAOrA ENurc,s ail'.' - 80. fr
POO p m. pav.ls room car through 70 l'"''
I0Sea ~, spccis Chicago Eypusa, Win dA'Na''S--
ears tn lslchea ar. 8giialu ant NaStrA ta.+
1850 ~. northern AMI We-tsrn EIDfHfN =, e,r,.,ra
S.IOu M special 5l1tDca ENpress al. :, ~, La
3 p m Connects &C East albany WITH risA' eA''''''
Ney.
40D D. N Montreal Express With sieee,agcss TON Nv
No,s To- ii Albar flus a. Montreal - Nsg = ~ .rl
600 p n. F,prcSs v'iA ~losring ara 'sI va '''''
C.,aut. Ais. fn- Aoatrtal va FAts-O T-A
syp d. IN Pannc ENarcsS daily with s'nrfi,eSs,is aad
Iosbrser Nia4sA Fais BaIslo. C!oyeiand nsliosd
- inns. as. to tfcsgu both l. =. ard w. 6 TtSy,
100 "a M. express, With sooqnSeags Tor AioAA''
Hy T'o,s az per Local Time Tables Tickets io o@s
os2 anJ III Br,AusV and * Wescot kipress - mi -
20. faI s.lla 'pyookIyn " a. H. MbbAbS
NasbinSlohs~' "'' General PaSssJ.rr 4 srn>-
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DAILY SUNDAYS, June ID g. SspL 10 .gc'usy at3 D y
Tc-r,s At.-o1gs secured p-rsipa, huti. rdyek
crlces sad ui-g and st-AuHera shDhfE D. IJNA1
Gen. lass. Assent BORDEN - LU.lli. Aselts
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I EIIGU NAI.Il kNiINDAU.
Hanna 40 Esl lNI 1F PASSENGER TRAINS. A'rl %
ls-LI c., ts foot ~ gaIllaLr AND nc.ul scs,i o.
"a. D.. iot piston Hvsa,lgrI, Al,uisNB. Hal,1 ti1s
gaflptou FgAyrr Nt.l~ h4.lGHf C.ty, shenandoah III
carmel siamoAu. AtsJ2gro 'ittsion, a.r- U- sc,
connecting with trans for Ithaca. Auburn, h'CAes 90 b-f
ta.u. NIAGARA sails aid shr NpaL
,. ~, r3.lou. be.nu.ii. Alsr'9wp Na1.h thlnN
Hatgtl.. N4l.uI, SHG.au.o1hf Nikrshalrr ft-ill
SC Ira' ue close connections Tor |taeug Fot1yic, "a
IIlr.bcg 49, q.
Chuui stepping 90 a.. ,.at.slA
cn,epu Mach hunk. WlA,a1SyJe lssloi NlYlc, EmtA
IitSea AuDD. lo, Erstri. E4ta' a-Aa tas, ana 80
West. PIluaus slrs. ~, Ca % sttarAed
RDEr D. -AN..A, supp. ani Ensr
Grl,i1l Eastern Dut conner Uf Church tulla-stA
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CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOAT. for TROY,
- SARATOGA, LAKE CHAMPLAiH, LAKE GEORGE
THE aiIRONDACkS MONTREAL, and al points North
Low fare and reduction 70 el points The ee
OF this Line leave DAILY Saturdays
ceutei D. No. from Per - North River, loot Leroy IT,
ling viii morning trains on n Y Central knssellet
Oy8 aud Ir and Boston 3nd connecting railroads.
Through tickets sold ld baggage checked 70 ti.atoa.
Joseph corn ri 4.
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Manufactured IN Waynesooro, "a
M. I'D. PFOUTZ.
WAYNESBORO. PENN'A,
ESTIMONIALS

DR.. JOHN OELLre-Dear Sir.-Having been afflicted
for along time with Dyspepsia and a general prostra-
ton of the nervous system, and having used o great
many different medicines without experiencing any
material relief. | was induced by your agent, Of this
place, to try a bottle of your Tonic Elexi , and found
great relief before / had used half a bottle, and l now
firmly believe 1t will effect apermanentc cure.
A married lady who is not willing to have her name
published states; Tongue cannot tell what | have
suffered from a facilitating whites. tried all sorts
of remedies and physicians and still did not get cured
the best physicians only gave me temporary relief.
/ continued in this way until l was compelled to keep
my bed more than half the time. was
ed to try your Flexir which | did. I am now fully
restored to health, to the great joy.ofmyself and hus-
band"
We could procure a number of this class or GER
tifcates, but for obvious reasons, they would not, of
course, allow their names to be published.
Alpine, Morgan County, West Va, July 10Th, 1871:
DR., Oellig, Dear Sir:-I hereby inform you that /
had been suffering with the worst form of Dropsy of
the Chest, with spasms and dyspepsia for two years
past. l had been docloring with seven doctors, who
told me l could not be cured, but must die. Mr.,
Pfoutz gave me some of your Anti-Billious Pills, and
in three weeks | was cured entirely. l can recon-
mend them to the suffering as the best pills before
the public. Yours, truly, ABRAHAM ROLAND.
Hedgesvine, Berkeley County, West Va,. July q,
1871. DIR. Oellig 4 Co, Gentlemen-I have been suf-
fering for fifteen years past with great pain in my
back and side, nllness OF my chest, &c. | took a
few of your Anti-Bllhous Pills, which cured me en-
tiraly, and l can safely recommend to any afflicted
in same way. Yours, truly, MARY KRxTzER.
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Republican County Con-
VentiOn.

A Mass Convention CT the Republi-
cans of Berkeley County will be held in
M~artinsburg on SATURDAY, JULY
LIST, ut / o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to represent the
county at the State Convention to be
held in the city of Parkersburg, July
9Th. Also, to appoint delegates to the
Republican Congressional Convention
for the Second Congressional District
of w. Va, to be held at such time and
place as the Republican Congressional
Executive Committee thereof, may de-
signate, for the purpose of nominating.
a candidate of the Republican party of
said Distric, to representthe Districtin
the Forty-ffth Congress. Also, to APP
point delegates to represent the county
in the Republican Senatorial Conven-
ton ofthe Twelfth Senatorial District
of West Virginia. for the selection ola
candidate to represent said District IN
the State Senate, to be likewise held at
such time and place as the proper au-
thorities may designate,
The Republicans of Berkeley
ty, and all voters thereof without dis
tinction, in favor of reform an proper
administration of our pnblic interests,
opposed to the County Court system,
are accordingly hereby respectfully re-
quested 10 participate in he Conven-
ton
By order of Republican Elk. Com
mittee of Berkeley County.
GEORGE w. FEIDT,
june l1.-wtd Chairman.
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POLITICAL
FOR THE ~SHERIFFALTY.

To the Voters Of Berkeley County:
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS.
II hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Office of Sheriff OF Ber-
kelley county, and solicit your friend
ly aid for the position. If elected, l
promise to discharge the duties OF
the Office faithfully and impartially.
Very respectfully,
VIM. SPEROW.
February 26, wifi.
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d E Y.

AVING OPENED new and attractive
III Dental Parlors on the corner Of
King and German streets, in Degrange's
large brick building, desire to call the at.
tention of the citizens of this place and the
adjacent counties to the following impor-
tant facts:-Both of the gentlemen are fine
practitioners. The senior member OF the
firm is a dentist of over sixteen years ex-
p%erience, three of which were spent in the
city of San Francisco, CAL, and the past
two in Cumberland, Md, where his skill
as a finished, practical, and scientific OPP
orator, has earned for him a reputation as
a m%anipulative dentist of the highest or
der. DR.. Peddicord has made FINE OP-
CREATIONS ON THE NATURAL TEETH
A SPECIALITY for years past, often by
his intelligence in this direction saving
valuable teeth after they had been con-
demned by other practitioners. He will
be in charge of the OPERATIVE DE-
PARTMENT. He will also extract teeth
POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN Hav-
ing used constantly in his practice all the
known agents for producing insensibility
to pain, and having rejected chloroform
because of its danger, and gas because of
its uncertain effect, will continue to ad-
minister ETHER, the SAFEST known an
esthetic. With highly improved instru-
ments for its administration, is enabled to
extract from one to sixteen teeth IN ten or
twelve minutes, without knowledge, dam
ger or pain on the part o fthe patient.
The MECHANICAL and PLATE DE-
PARTMENT will be in charge of DIR
KNODE, who has been for some time as
ISOLATED with DR.. Peddicord in this de-
partment. He will take into account all
the characteristics of complexion, features,
&C., when selecting teeth to replace lost
ones, and allow no Inattention on his part
or dictation on the part of the patient, to
produce those incongruities so constantly
met, staring the observer in the face from
mouths whose lost organs have been re-
placed in disregard to artistic laws. Es-
pecial attention given to children's teeth.
DR.. Hall, of New York, says-"Parents
who neglect their children's teeth commit
q SIM"
Teeth mounted on gold or silver plate
with that superior skill reached alone by
OLD SCHOOL DENTISTS, whilst in work
mounted upon Rubber, or Celluloid or
cheap bases, we acknowledge no superior.
Great attention given to diseases of the
mouth and gums.
An EXCELLENT DENTRIFICE PIE
pared for our practice and recommended
will be kept constantly on hand.
All fees will be exceedingly moderate,
commensurate with the skill req ired and
labor performed. No fee for examinations.
Ns- Teeth extracted FREE on Satur-
days; from l to 4 P. NJ.
June l, lydaw.
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NERVOUS

1t is invaluable as a TONIC 1t will impart strength
to the system, purify the blood and restore the lost
appetite. 1t is alco certain to remove all distractions
to the regular course of nature in females, purifying
the complexion and giving elasticity to the spirits.
Also, a sure remedy for the diseases of GREEN
SICKNESS or CHL0ROSIS, LEUCHORRHEA or
WOMB, &c. But like all remedies of this class
should be used with caution by Married Ladies. This
Elixir is composed ofPURE HERBS and all that Use it
will perceive that the combination is Powerful and yet
Harmless to the constitution. 1t is impossible for di-
seases to withstand this formidable remedy. Disea-
SEES are forced to leave the system.
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Republican State Conven-
ton.

A convention of the Union Republican
Party will be held at the city OF Parkers-
burg, on Thursday, tho 9th day of July,
1876, for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the Offices of Governor, Audi
tor, Treasurer, Attorney General, State
Superintendent of Free Schools, and three
Judges ofthe Court of Appeals also for
the purpose Of nominating an Electoral
Ticket, and transacting such other proper
business as may come before the Conven-
vention.
The Union Republican Party of the
State is requested to appoint delegates to
said Convention from the various coun-
ties, and at such time and in such manner
as may be convenient to the people OF the
several counties.
All voters of the State, without regard
t past political differences, or party afiil-
atiOus, who are in favor OF such changes.
in our Constitution and laws as experience
has shown necessary, and favor retrench-
ment and ECONOMY in the administration
of our tate affairs, and the punishme t
of official corruption, are cordially in
vited to participate in the said county and
State Conventions.
By order of the State Union Republican
Executive Committee.
JOHN W. MASON,
Oh 'irman.
GRAFTON, w. VA. June l, 1875.
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DR. PFOUT'S
ANTI-BJLLIOUS AMILY PILLS

These excellent Pills will be found a sure remedy
for acidity of the Stomach, Indigestion, Habitual Co.'S
tiveness, Cramp Collie, Fever and Ague. This terri
BILE and distressing disease Can with from two to
four doses be overpowered, and has in may cases eff
fected a cure with one single Pill. Every pill being
an ordinary dose, renders them the cheapest medi-
cine in the world, and their certainty ofcure une-
qualled. We have never found them to TAIL in cases
ofJaundiee and Spasmodic Affections. They purify
the blood and promote healthy action of the skin.-
They are purely vegetable and perfectly free from
anything that can do either permanen Mt or temporary
injury to the Stomach or Bowels. or to the general
system. Persons not in need o. them would do well
to keep a box constantly on hand as they do not
loose their good properties by age, and are therefore
available when needed Certain destruction to Worms
in all cases, they having been tested in cases where
all other oilsand Syrups have failed. With the many
certificates, and even the samples ofthe Monster Tape
Worm, has been removed. which can be seen at my
office, this Pin is warranted in all / say or the money
refunded.
These Pills had their origin in France, where the
medical science is far advanced.
DIRECTIONS.-Two pills win be found a sufficient
purge for an admit. If taken to relieve constipation,
one pill every morning is advised. For ague. two
pills two hours before the time OF of having a chill
For a child six years old, half a pill win be found to
act well.
o.,fot,ro IN NVovoa,boros De-
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Old Bounty Land Warrants.
United States General Land
Office.

Contested Land Cases prosecuted before
the United States General Land Office
and Department ofthe Interior. Private
Land Claims, MINING and PRE-EMPTIoN
Claims and HOMESTEAD Cases attended
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RetanAgenfs

M. A. sNoDGRAss. j. w. WALKER, Druggists,
MArtinsburg, w. Va.
CIV MARSHALL, BedingtOn.
GEORGE CHISMEN, North Mountain.
HENRY HULL, Hedgesville.
lJune 4 lS75-lyw.l
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a M II z

$1,000 EEET OF BLACK WALNUT,
for which will pay the highest market
price in cash also will furnish for lime
burning and domestic use, Hard aud
Soft Coal at lowest rates. Warehouse and
yard at G. V. Depot.
o. E. RIPLEY,
June5, 3mw Martinsburg, W. Va
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Three Dwelling Houses,

and outbuildings. The first is a new
frame house containing eight rooms, good
frame barn and necessary outbuildings /;
good well of water in the yard.