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New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
Countrn propertn 60 Get

kT TARRYTOWN, on the HudsOn-TO LET,
~ immediate possessou beautifully FL RN SHED
HOT~f, all modern cnnyehiences sab" garden. &C., very
cheap r,nts :. EMBER~oN, $50 cixtl-aye.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL E,TATE TRANSFERS

OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL E7lAlE IRANolE Eho'
NEw-YORK CITY.
slsrstsA qol # ~ Of Ilu.aye. lo'xlO0 70 Riverside
'It IrIc -, s n 'p we II TO r"h1i fo,n $500
'' b,, n, and i fc 10 err Eta Arnold Nominal
lIsIhtI -. 10 It " o. 7th ave. 90llOto l7bstx
Ssi,w. f''''' -'.-.......-...... $50
!" .sme IN. Nominal
ryG J6. " tiowe. and Nife 10 WIN Burger Nominal
AIS ,,SsnT A a1d wife :, inond $4,000
>y,H%' ,sc A. 80 $4,000
rogt and "is @ 70 %'af' % "I5n' y ix Hsnrv o'OV
aIIc, u to S rti ri Muiyany -. Nominal
'S,'7, ,,.rrt 4 vs 70 ccc.la + Nottbecx 5000
9'tn.t n 575it " &iaye 5rgoll Harriet -,
',,,tcit 10 curly savings Bslk Nominal
,,1s,,'y t. oilsa p c. en- -. Nominal
r,c.,', snd yir 10 jams IA N 1900
',I I,4. p aan,si S All Vie 10 A@p siTls ~ $500
cnnfri It. cs 80 Is7i. same. Besy Levi and oth'rs
tfram Micn.Ibochcr ....... Nominal
5 y, ,l1o Mary -rerSooi to itc an II Icrr 5000
Por.,r - Bliss 10 a B stewart general as'snm'hL
.ri ave. S' - cor .t ,ai'.,loo: JULIA Kuhn and
,50ih i1''', s - I75ite Of 5iayc IooSloolo. John
tia1etl, Il c,la ,.... Nominsl
-nr f%iiss t1ac5 al VIII Garey Ao,ainal
stn,o. -. 24Gtnof 7tl-., 2i~looi ais" 5G.-,i'
ccor ista'r -iGN'i ais ro,i7' So iai.o u "e%t
2Ja2 (2iih warii; al-o fori,n ave. D" q. 7,A.25
TO SitlisJl-yr Lrvg1.ir t-lh afii Ahate" ,ooo
.aa.. ~, = lo Sc H. . 7sIoo % rart OF Mary
ny ana Gasain. Cna.s niic,n ....:. Nominal
rs ,r, vie {, Inoias ,iattoa .... 20 200
''i' it st. A. - ani 49,, =, F,c.. " sasc 1880
" ..' Icof ne a76,I0O5 jo5alh Set;
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ing quotations of foreign exchange arc as

United States bonds were active and strong az
about the best prices of the week, the free buying
being encouraged by the plentiful supply OF money.
Currency SKIES sold at 1888. while coupon ten
forties advanced to 1203s, new hves TO 1lo's ana
coupon 1sG7s to 1918. The following were the
,lcs;,,, e.,o.4 o,ot afiora.
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THE MARKETS.
lCarefally reported for tbs TRIBUNAL
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY, Feb. H. 1876.
AsnEsIThere is only small business going on bat no
queta1ie place Pots Pearls Donnsy 7c
CoffEh[There was only light demand Tor lo aud prices
were nontn lily UnchsBgod. l00D Christina sold
piisab terms the quotations l5Ulbc gold cargOes
And i0olsc iof i0bbing did grades
hskaa ~ the fsdsetsa IN prses Important
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
CATTLE MARKETs.

CHICAGO Feb. l2--CAInE-Beceipt- GOO head lO9iz,ae.
lower IN last quotations. ranged rom ~ 10 20 %
intoo pony stockors - % good TAT steerS ~ Zo"
Hoos-Receips 5000 heal active shade nrnTr Ia IL
hacon others steady packing 81 7jaS5 10 bacon 81 0Oe
AZ 20 shipping 81 95ds5 I6i shipments, 2bo0 head
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
Drooklnn proprrtp 60 fet.

TOR SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORES.
stores Nos 2 and Afrfc Dock, fronting Eas. River
~, ,Oining Hamilton Ferry. Apply u
= L. SCHGEFFELTN. 10 Wibam.st.
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Zeal gstate % gsrebanqe.

's'HE HOUSE, 80 East 1oth-st., for ex-
4 change. furnished. with SONS cash. or VII lease IT.
rgNHE most desirable and extensive Residence
In New Haven Ct viii De exchanged for fine place On
ample and good buildings. 10
tain, grOIn line barn, henuey, gardeners house.
and Is n the heart OK the CITY Adisess
h. o. BOX l12 New Hayen, Ct
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. 1876.
The only auction sale made at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day "a follows:
~ Jds. r. Hiiier
story and brick house with l1t lsi ave, 379 ,o
OF lSh IT. lot lSlOx1j Alfred DcAihson *Sooo
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
At GARDEN CITY. l.. |.
NEW HOUSES. FURNISHED AND UNPURNIsHED.
To LET.

4 7. STEWART Is con plotting and finishing scTerd
elegant BRICK WINTER and SUMNER R..-.DENCES.
VIII GARDENS attached, and contamng all ilc -Ol"rn IN
and yruiencrs hO. air furnaces. % haths
water closets &c. surrounded 10y amilr m i ont "ih
walks ad ssrubb ~. agreeable nelgAborhonl 'anins
cy lie With n tho advantages Of country ar. ruFc and
hracng )sphere free fr1n maari aud pcc y ha!thy
and agreeable ~ al! soasols
The HOUSES LOCATED On the nat raj IRE of tho
ground about loo FEET ABOVE THE OCEAN, ~.'h abun-
dance q GOOD lter and access
al times and in a weather aad where tay supplies
an De- hti IN stores and Groceries ccn' en-
emily ~ Ia tno city.
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FOR IL GOA large and Elegant Mansion, about fset
square, containing thirteen rooms urn shed b. noi'r s;ys
ant with every convenience Grounds. about acre oeAut
fully laid out.
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cIi,HIE- k. AVERrLf, secretary.
l1-oh Aotlc, roa 1nE sl,tf ov. y y HtskA.


lfuAn pgrltr, ii,. utA, ich. q, 80 =
NOTICE j. hereby given that the i NIX or
y kOI NI/E BHO1 III ~. inca" al No - Wal 81. H.
tity ~ Nta lUrs, has been urlRatd uY r '"'cTn"l
Nrh % Fiscal Agency OF Aa -gtt. W accordance
with Ice uruv of providing Or The estab shmcn
of f-ca Agency iu the tiiy ~ Nrw-l utk, AZ
rruye yj and all Bonds and Coupons Of t'r state
any county, ritS. toNH,lp precinct OF school dsht
I--u.d hire sr 10 b. i~si Il. Nlic
The made payable ~ any pait,ullr bank %
.44d cay. hrrriftcT payable at said Agency
1 H. y.
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FOR ~ G0O.-'n Il Elegant Manson same class as above
witt carria ge.house. )uuCs &c, but uuiurished.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

RAILROAD sTATION.-Rrci building. With large. we'll
warmed Wa rooms within hye minutes walk. aiOrns
aon with city nearly ever hour Of The day by
the Wsn and NortEs.io i lo.l from Hunters Point and
sn \ tory rio throu n beautiful scenery
I'm rtst-cla.s raj
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

OR SSl0.-An E'egant Owe lng House Of same class a.
, uniurnished. but without carriage house.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

THE LARGE FIRSTCLAsS HOTEL locs'ed in m es
CANT park adjoining the iioal station open or visitors al
ali times and supplied with every thing in season.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

The TIeasury now holds 1850, ,OjO lG2 III bonds 10
secure the National bank circulation and Sls'd2l,-
500 to secure public deposits. The National bank
circulation on standing is S3l2, Si,5Ol. OF which
amount 81 O99 go gold notes. The receipts from
internal revenue to-day were SiOo,o07 2; ; for the
month to date 81, ,763 S97 81 for the fiscal year to
date. $40 7sO,0i7 52 From customs to-day. S6O7,-
800 u; for the month to date, Sj,506S7O 81; for
the year to date $92,3SO, 7l6 70. Receipts OF Ma
tional bank notes received for redemption for the
week ending to-day, as compared with the CORE
snnndino week of last YcRr
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gi!n propertn 90 Get.


ERENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
l25h ST. Siha ave. nine rooms range, ile- bath,
gas Inquire OF G. SPENCER, -OI West ~ Ia ST
rS'O LET-9-STORI BUILDING, corner OF
Reads s the entire baildDz except the
part pied by TAompNn Conkln. Apply to
IL. l. x \. STUART, lb9 Chambersst
'EO LET immediate pOssrssIon)-Ihe first lott
OF 246 ianll ST. (nppOiie Earle's HoteD, through 70
aker ST. also top lOf, others IRON May l. Apply on
premises. T.. T. FRANCIS 246 Canalst
rEO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox5O,
q building facing city HAL PARK the rooms well
adapted for grstc!lss billiard OOn having high ceilg nne
lgit aud easy Apply ~ }. y nlchOFF x Co, Il
Park
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HolsAro1c KALGoAD CorANr.

IutrAIONIt kAIthnAb tuNiAA1,
TrT,frgr - OTFOi, BJuGElo 80 Conn, eh ]. l7lGl
NOTltE.-Ih annual meeting ut ihe stock
l"irrs the Huusato.c tairdd tpmtaB viii br held
90 their office in r tity rt BHdsr"l 'uhn on fkiDAl,
ir ,Jth Hst. 20 ~, pcoCs for The pura~r r iins
oaT ~ said Company for N ensuing, lih
other hu- ItuIrt 10 te done - s1d meeting
Ir0 u uo closed from The IAN % tie IL
inst. inclusive Ly order.
CHARLES IS. ANERtLG. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

CARRIAGES hal 1T minutes notice visit OF Inspections
requested Apply at the ofce near Garden city harad
station IN W T. IGfTSDALH. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
Diui0en0 Notices.

DANK OF THE MANHATTAN COMPANY,
- NEw.YoRK, Jan. 81, 1879.
President and Directors ~ the Manhattan Company
have this day declared a DIVIDEND OF FIVE Dl PER
CENT pas able - and after THURSDAY, the 10th proI
j. HAkBENsGER Cashier
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANI,
NEw.YoRK, Jan. ~ 1876 :
TI'lIE Board Of Managers OF this Company
j have declared a DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT ON
CAPITAL stock payable az the National Bank OF Commerce
in NewYOrk AMI after Tuesday, lst February next
Transfer Books Will close at cock SATURDAY
18th inst, CLOSED until the morning Of Thursday
'''' =" ~ ' JAMES c. HARTT Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

FOR 5000 large and very attractive Dwelling with ten
roou. ad al moaosn ea.ences. with spacious sariea
attached
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

FOR sr0a-A superb Brick Dwelling House, containing
eli ven commoious roous similar groaHls end conyeriences
as last.
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Cost ano fonno.

OST-A FUR MUFF, near the Ippodror,Ss. =
on Thursday evening. Tho nnssr WIZ o" up's~' ~
narded by returning IL 20 405 West 3stast
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

tot al tDe Drinks tnu tno
gis S Inc RsS$ss s$S
Total reserve. s7O927OOO s724OO2OO Inc sl47s'2oo
hsSs. ssanst Gep sits 5Ol27.275 b6.S8oe25 ''.'
Excosso reserve
above legal ,o,o eyo
t5s97SS ads5S45S 5seS45S "S T"S 1850
The week in London closed OH quiet market anu
though British Consols shade easier the oiii'eu
States bonds are firm. and the rates Tor money S"n,
"a quoted Yesterday. In Paris. Rentes adVanoeu
toG7.7O exchange on London Closing "' 80 =
The cold market was quiet but hrmer' opening az
119 advancing to 1875 (tbe highest pTlce OF the
,veeLO and later ruling at 113is0ll3. Inc lo"eSV
nrice of the week was 1l2A. On goid loahs 'no
carving rates were /. 2l2, 2, and hnahy per cont
&C. lote loans flat The foreign exchange market
WAS quiet but firm at quotations, WIN pro
odvance next week. The specie shipments to-day
auonntcd 10 S55O.OOO by the steamers Donau
$3.50 OOO) and Celtic ($3OO,OOOl, OF which
S45O OO0 were in gold coin. and the re-
,ooindcr S1OOOOO in silver bars. 1he
Assistapt Treasurer paid ont during the week
S751 900 in coin interest on the publlc debt ana
II 600 900 in redemption of called flVe-twentles'
inclusive of S20S, 900 and S244,O0O to-day respect
ivey. The import entries of foreign dry goods az
tbe mort of New-York for the week ending today
were 50 49,. .267 (the amount thrown upon the
market footing up go, ,2H072), and of general mer-
cbandise to So 7S5 PSI, making total IN gold com
valuation of $5,21O51s. The export clearances OF
domestic produce for the week ending Feb Werc
70 the currency valuation of $l,557,375. The
specie shipments of the week amounted to T9042Oi,
of which $3.50 900 was gold coin. The imports OF
specie for the week ending yesterday were S39,2Ol,
of winch 500 600 was gold coin. The days business
NJ the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
S23.ls1 200; gold balances, Sl's92'31S currency
balances, $2,3GG,345. The principal gold quotations
were: 80
looo.lls lso.ll$,s 1SSoo..-iiiss SSo....iiiiss SSSoo...iis
iiS0ii3 ! 1890 lib 200 lib
The days business at the United States Sab treas
ury comprised:
Gold receipts. s5s55s IS CnIy Paymen'' q os s
Gold payments. 2O9G~E ~ Cuiy JaNOo'''"' ~ N no
Gold 30, los ~ CustOhs'--.'-''
Curry receipts. J19.254 II
The following were the balances in the treasury
at the close of business to-day:
special deposit legal tenders for redemp - no,oooo
ton OF certificates of deposit. 1SlVpVv
coin l',i1.,l.V
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

NOR RhNT in PldiHield, y. IA large
HOUSE VITA modern improyemcnts stlbie two % sSr
Ador OWNER, Box No. /, Psinhed or NJ Box ooA
Now York.
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flarple Gn5 Slate 8lantel5.

CASONI & IS0LA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
lac u SO West ioths:, near i5rosiwW
MonuIaents Mantels, Asr- Figures, Thing. Md.nscouny,
&c Importers from and Manufacturers IA ltAy VI hHus
work OF every description.
MARBLE and MARBLElIED MAN lELS,
Ava NEW DESIGNS, from 81! upward; also MonumentA
Work at greatly rcucel pces Maroie turning 70, .n1
A. kLABER. Ma. lSt East Ilshteenth 80
w ID. & A. s. NlCHOLS.-2oO entifeiy hew
uroIs Iron Crestins, stable Rtare fohee "a ia
Wholesale and retail send Aot e4I1"s""- 10 ~
81, opposite Worth sI
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14

TJNO LET.-A furnished HOUSE with water,
ga- bath room stable, garden, for the Sumoer DiroS
81. ". " Brighton. staten Island location hhe ana
nj
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
CHICAGO AAD ALioS kAiLGOA CO.i
AGs' Fob. 9. 1876. 4
NOTICE TO STOCK KllOLDERS.-\ntlce is

" hereby given 10 the Ntothodcso N. ard Alton
Railroad Company cash .iden ~ FJl 4 PER CENT
has TINS day been declared the Preferred and Common
stock of th, Company abl at the bauAi1gho oi
Mr-ss Il. *. lr-ur, ltluu CO.. No. 81 william st. New
York tho st ~ n March next to holders WI" regis
tered such 80 tie close 81 business hours the l1 inst
w c time Tho tr Hf books viii Doe closed. aad eopene
Tor transfers oa iac ~ dsy - March next
New-York tribune., 1876-02-14
The following were the balances III
at the close Of business to-day:

Special deposit OF legal tenders for redem| - no,oooo
tion Of certificates of deposit. 1Z'Sl"vvv
Coin 9'.,S-','c
Including coin certi1Caies..-----.... - ,93,,V
ontstan,nr legal tenors ,213l4O
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-05
Resolutions of Thanks,

At a stated Communication Of Jefferson Lodge.
No. 81, A. A. NJ, of Kabletown. held An.
gust 31st. 1876. at z p. 81; the Following Eresoln-
tons we're nnanimously adopted.
to tho ladies who served IN conuecron with tie
various committees and otherwise, whose IN
dustry and untirinR zeal contributed so Inr1eIv
to the success of the enterunsa.
R:'oirtd, and; That we were truly delighted
with the speeches. of p. G. n. RoIert White. of
Romnov, w. Va. and of Maj. john J. White, of
Loudouu county. Va. which wee . real intel
lectual treat, III which cloquence and descrip-
tiveness of Masonry seemed to vie for the
mastery.
RtsOiued, 3rd. That we cannot be too profu.s
in praise OF the tius vocal music had in connec-
ton with tue dejicatory ceremonies, by the
Musical Association of BsrryvIlIe. Va, nor of
the line performances of the Mechanics Silver
COrnet Band OF Charlestowu, For department.
and hne music, we commend them most heartily.
R'sofrt6, 4th. That we feel truly thankful for
the eSHntenancc so expressively given our un-
dertHklrg br the citizens of the community at
large ana then liberal patronage; and cannot
speak IN too llgh=pralse of the harmony and
order exhibited throughout,
G ii tCLIFF. BAcKus,
Sec'y Jefferson Iodpe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-05
CHARLES X. LANDIS.
CNn.lnnA
Free Of Co,t.

Free oil CObt.
The folio ing is an extract from = rescSipiiSu
of VinclAnu, published "a the Aew Ork IiIbunl
by the yell known AgTIcuItuFlSI SOsOp kUtnnEoE.
All the fRrmefs were II The we'll to a." sort,
and somo Of them, Who have turned theIT GIIeBCiun
10 fruits and market gard-1iaE, have grown r.Gh.
The soil is loan. vSryIHs from sandy 80 clNysy,
and surface gently UpdnIAinE, lnter'srtsd viii
small streams and OCcH-iuPs VT 'ssEdoSG ~
which deposits of peat o. murk are stored, sui
hcient to %fertilizs the Who'll" upland ~sGrtacs, sfteS
IL has been exhausted of itS cultural Irrtiiity
IL 10 Certainly one Of the mosi e4lenHite tractt
in an almost level pOSitipn. and suitshl. condition
for Pl EsEot farming. that ~e En"~ OF THE eide Of
the Western prairi-s. We foopd come OF thS
OIdest farm apparentV just 80 prnhtAhiy prH1ue.
tive as when fret cleared OF FORGET hm. or = hun
bred years ago
The geoloEisI would soon 6iscn,ar the cause Of
this couIiuued fertility The hot. '"ustry - 4
marine deporit. ana all through the s"i We 'OUnd
evidences Of cRlcArcnus suhSts nc-s e"herAllS in
tn. form OF indurst"d caIrAr,ous mail. chewing
many diGtinct for m . OF ancient shells. of ih~ teF-
tiAry formation ; and THE mGrIy subSiSncS isscHI,
tered all thu rough the coil in q Verv coIDU,inutad
form. and in the exact condition most e. siIy Gssinl-
hated by such PIsntS HS the farmer desi'es TO cul;
tivAts
AuOuat lS76-Sm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-05
AN IxGESIors P1EcE OF WORKMANSHIP

An I~HGESIoUs PIECE OF WORKMANSHIP.
MIR. JOS. Barns, of Waynesboro', has JUS,
completed a most ingeuiou>Iy constructed
clock. |. is all in a case fifteen by twenty
inches aud about fifteen inches in depth in
the background is a scene in New Jersey,
where the battle of Trenton was fought; the
Delaware river in view-a ship sails up the
river and disappears behind a cliff of rocks,
where there is 3 Windmill in motion. On
the right hand corner is n Touring mill and
depot. a %cupoIa on top with a clock in i, Civ
ing correct tine. A miniature train of cars
can be seen To leave the depot, pass over a
bridge, aud enter q tunnel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-05
2 2 2 2 z & Z Z E =
TO THE WORKING CLASS.

E can furnish you IN 10y u'ep' at which ,ou
can mako very large pay, IN jour own 70
cHIIleE, WithOu being away from hUme over biEkt.
Agebts va 8tsu In every Town and county ~ Ako
subscribers for The Centennial Record, the IArEssI
publication in the UBiteI StAteS 10 pages, u
column; Elegantly IIlustTGIed; Tens 'bIJ 81
per year. Tn. Record IL deVoBd to whatever IL Of
intereSt connected with the Centennial year. The
Great Exhibition at PbIiGG1iphIG - Jolly illus
trHted in detail. EvsrJ boo ~sBtsiI Tue whole peO
plets great interest 10 IN ~ Country Cen Ie0b iEF
Birthday, and want to know ali Ab"oi I. An eEe
giant patriotic crAyOn drs"iDE pr'n,ium pictur" 10
presented FREQ to zach subSCF be-. IL - omitted,
LA remembrance of tho Ons HUndTsdih Ami.
versAry of thu Independence Ufthe United StAtsS.'
Size. % by 80 Inches, Any one can bSoUnr = soc
cessiuI agent. for but sho~ tbe paper sDd picture
ard hundreds Of subscribers ara easily ObIGiBsd
eVsryNhere. There 10 NJ bUsip~SS tLAi will pay
like this at present. We have many sHsnts 1h0
are making a. high Is ; 81 Yer dGV apo UPWsrds,
Now IL tho time; dOB't delay RCmenIlST - ccS,s
nothing TO give the buIineSsa trial Ersd for our
circulsrs. terms. sun sAmple copy 81 % p-F. Which
are sent free TO all who apply do ~ 60 day. Cen.
plete outfit free To those who decide q ssKAPs-
FsrmsTs and merhGnics. nd their Sous AND daugh
tiers make the veFv beat If SCENTS. Address,
n CEETENNIAL RFCoPD,
July IS is76-i5v Portland. vain.
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Grange NIixture-

TNHIS valuable FertiI ger 10 IN manufacture by the
i old and reliable PstAPsco GuanO Co., Of BsI-
timore, under the immediate supervision Of their
Chemist. DIR. 6 A Liebig. II was in trOduced by
them about three yesrS sKo TO meet she general
demand for a low priced but genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. IL has proved an entire SUCCESS. and
the demand for it has so increased, that last wear
the sa!es amounted 10 900 Tons Il 10 rich 10
all the elements of plant life which the science and
art of man can suPpIy. and contains no sand nor
any other VAlusless matter. While not containing
90 large a per centhge Of Ammonia a. most Of she
high priced FertilizeFs. il has nearly double the
quantity OF hone Phosphate OF Lime in . decom.
posed and available form which makes 1t mare
permanent in effect and consequently Of greater
value 20 the farmer thsn ths high priced and hirb-
y en1rnoniated articles. weinyite farmers 10 cali
and examine the sample We have AZ our ware.
house. wAsHISGTOS a 7 7 d RI
AuRust J. 1875
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HSaIGh

for some yeArG past for people, suffering from pull
monary affections. Asthma. CAyArrh. AR0s, and
debility many thousands have entirely rec oVsred.
A new Brick H6tei has just been completed. 100
feet 'front.', with back buildings. tour sIOrses high,
Including French rUof. and all "dsTn Improve
ments for the accommodated If yINitors.
Price or FARM LAND S25.OO per AcrS
payable by InStAllnenU. within The period OF IOuF
yeIrS. In this climate, planted out to ViheS, 90
acres Of land will count fully ss much a. 100 acrsA
further north
PsrsonS pnGequEinted With Fruit Growing. eaA
become familiar. with il in = short time on account
of surrounding 60
FIVE ACRES, ONE ACRE, and TOWN
LOTS, IN The toVnS OF LAnGlsSiIis Anc VinelAnd,
Glso for sAIe.
Whilst visitiag the Centennial Exhibition, vire.
land can be visited At small r1prh-e
ApGper containing full in tOrmation. win he cent
upon applicatiop to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-05

The Hon. George W, Julian, ore of the
founders Of the Republican party. is on. for
Ti!den and Hendricks and takes the stump
in Indiana on Saturday next. lie was the
candidate Of the Free>Soil party for Vice
Pies;dert in 1852 on the ticket with john Z.
Hale, aud was a lesder of the Republican
party until it began to stink in the uos,rals Of
aii decent mnn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-05

TnE DEDICATION AT kABLETOwX.-The
dedication at the new Jefferson (Masouic)
Hall building at KabIesowu, on Thursday, we
understand, was quite au interesting occasion.
After the dedication ceremonies the process
sion, headed by the Mechanics Silver COrnct
Band, of Charlestown, moved to q grove near
by, where dinner was enjoyed and addresses
were delivered by Col. Robt. White, of Rom
uey, and Col. John White, Of Loudouu coun-
ty, Va. We regret that an unavoidably nuu
attendance prevents US giving a fall accoun:
Of she proceedings.
The building, in the upper story of which
Jefferson H.ll' is located, was contracted
for and erected b. Mr.. James W. Butt, of
Charlestown-the foundation having been
built by Mr.. John Albwin. Its dimensions
are 20x4O feet, and two stories in heighth
The lodge room is handsomely flashed with
Al lrched ceiling, and the entire job neatly
s1cuted-:he whole rejecting creii. both
upon the young Masonic Lodge of kabietown
Tor :ts energy aud enterprise, sud upon Mr.
Butt for his skill aud good i1dgmca; as j me
ehsaic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-05
HARpER's FERRY TRADE.
THOMAS W. BEALE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
STOVES, TIN d SHEET-IRON WARE,
Cor. Shenandoah and High streets,
HARPER'S FERRY, w. VA.

THE subscriber would ADOPT this method Of in.
L forming his friends, and the citizens Of Har-
per's Ferry and the adjacent country. that be 10
still cOnd the above businessin Alta branch.
es. Having had tWenty-thrse years experience in
the sr'ds. and it being his iutentiOn TO work mono
but
THE VERY BEST MATERIALS
He WillcOnhdently assert that customers may rely
upon getting No. / articles from hs Establishment
SCOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
executed in the very best manner and At the short.
est notice. Orders from any portion of the county
Will receive prompt attention, and prices EuRrAn.
teed az lOV as the lowest.
SPEARS COOK STOVES the most
compleie Cooking Stove the world has ever seen ,
constantly on hand 10 short, any article in the
Tin ard sheet-GrOn trade can be had AZ his Manu-
factory.
MUSsoN'S C0TPER LIGHTNING RODs furnished and
put up anywhere in the county. at the shortsSt NO.
tee and upon reasonable terms.
o. Job Work and MendinE done in the best
style and at the shortest notice. Merchants sup
piled on the most accommodating terms.
HArpor's Ferry, Oct. s.. 1872
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-05

IL TO give Ordinary water all the refresh.
'nI and i"Vigorasing qu.Itties OF sea water,
salt II all it has a ~buOyant feeling. which
shows how easy it is u get up n ~huoysnt feel
ing. Salt will do it s"n,etimes, bu, the NEST
eitrc'"al way of producing 1t IN the family is
to Plan; a "i.ight>Runniug Domestic" suuaro
10 fro;.t Of the hanrthstone.