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neelinRornniI,ond EmpIoy.-.

EAsT STEoTDsBURG. Pa, August u. TO-
\ genera meeting pt tns railroad ur"-
men and brakeueu 3. called 20 sss"mbie
~ Scranton at O'Clock this afternoon.
Notices % tbs effect have been pOsted
up The object OF the meeting y un
known
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Cholera Shin.

LONDON, August 24-The Alexandra
correspondent OF the Daily Nlcs says
the French transport Correz, with l3O
cases of cholera on board is not allowed
to pass through the Suez Canal or con-
municste with the shore. She will per-
fern quarantine one hundred miles be-
low Suez.
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Failed To Agree,

SAN FRANCISCO, August PA
PscervilIe dispatch says that in the
libel suit of Congressman Page against
the proprietors Of the Chronicle. The
jury were unable 10 agree after being out
al night, standing 6 to 8. The jury was
discharged
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PBILAUELrBIA, August 24.-FIOur-
In moderate dsmsnd; superine ~ 30;
e1tr. - ~, PeEnsy ylvAnls family 30 ID
al p. Mirn"eJtH p-teut 50 75Gg7 90;
high grade. - O1<a9 90. Wnsst- Qur.;
Peua.g, ur. rel 81 35Cgl 40; smb@f
sI4gM.l Coru-Firrner; yellow t9Gt
Gnc; tuuuIIed 5I95Sc. Osts - lluie!i
Pennsylvania white 20tGS5c; weste'n
mixed 3lG3i Rye-DuIl al 6Oc. Pro
vlsrons- QIrt. Pork-At sli 500
Is % Butter Quiet; creamery extra
22G,24c; Iowa, Michigan, Wi'consin and
Westerr R-ssrv- lS(azO Eggs-W'-t-
ern I6S,l7c. Coe-H-Western tull
cream 100 lGtc; halt skinned 9lGlOc.
Ps,ro eu,n-Frn4r; refined 1910 l3ici
crude 9tc Whlsky-flrmsri Western
81 10.
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Only n Joke, You Know.
Enquirer.

Comfy has fallen into an i'll humOr
with General Beatty, the rebel chief of
the anti-Hsyes movement, and hurls the
word salary grsbber" at him o. all con-
venient occasions. This from foreign
minister, earning eight thousand dollars
year in gold while he stays at home
and edits, is liable to be mistaken for
mild sarcasm
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Gam is but - shade above four per
,o, nramium now. 1t looks as If we
n,;,bt reach practical resumption with
,r, the aid of the resumption act.
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Marine.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 24.-Arrived
Joseph Spurney, New York; British
Ship Grssmere, Liverpool; Steamer
Granada, Panama.
New YORK, August 24-Arrived-
Steamer Mosel from Bremen.
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HOW II WAS DONE.

Tie alliance hr. Eeen the Atlantic and
Pscac AID The Western Union Tele
graph Companies was consummated net
IN the interest of the stockholders, but to
help the gamblers out of the losses which
we're inevitable without practical consol-
ldStIou. Everybody knows that JAY
GoU-D loaded up RUSSELL SAGE and
JAMES hEENE with an enormous cargo
oi Atlantic and Pacific, representing
something ike = million ard half, and
Ihea broke faith with them by taking
0Pon himself quite rs big lot of W est
srn Union, at price above which
lie had agreed not to buy. They
Lad got into the Atlantic and Pacific at
A'oai 20 which was the actual amount
Pald up on the shares. JAY GOULD
'egsn buying Western Union at 90 and
'7.O", snd had quite rs much of it us he
could carry, sll the way from 10000 to
'OVlv shares Now to realize. This is
possible by = compromise. SAGE and
NEENE hsye been punished enough, and
" 'A"y had not GOULD could not reap
us harvest without letting them into the
-e.l Is cleaners. He, therefore, moves
'-e o.aso.dsuOH, and it Is settled upon
'av>e terms The Western Uni)n Tele-
graph Company take; about II 500
'lA'e' OF the hands of SAGE, KEENE ard
'AEh''oN st %, paying therefor half in
gASa sad haIt in Western Union, At y.
1a' then j. the profit to SAGE kEENE
AAa GAEEISoN, which comes out of
'~e "easary of the Western Union:
sa.4m S,.4m over market value, ~,
q S. u about cost TO y, h. ana
Cain a. '2Vy @ s.:.......... ......"si29,COO
On Western Union shares
80 sI price "a, bought at Y,
"' H''y shares. 232,
p'oht to s, X. and O.. S66l 500
A', GOULD retains his shares, ostlms:-
3 'oWO,snd thus figures up his profits;
s1,, shares, bought at an average
pr,,I % VI say d; now worth (market
E,O-, 20.
.o1t on 5000 shares 4. and =.
- n and c., say s. a share. $4,000
S742, 800
'"'' amounts to almost million and
AL that the gamblers make out of it.
'-' Western Union pays half of it; the
AIo'ders get nothing in return, and,
'-e end, it all comes out of the public.
j. clever stock jobbing operation,
l. does not add any lustre to the re-
f''''ion of any one concerned in it.
b. "aEN lady enters the crowded
I. =, 'o'N' nothing plesses her so much
al Leaf murmur Of admiration from
p.,,s. s.ues. Andrews Bazaar" furnishes
ircr4 i,',ls la OF ball dresses, imported directly
.i,5aIS IS{pfosd in the latest styles. Pub
Oy W. R. Andrews, Cincinnati,
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Change Of Officers.

CINCINNATI, August l4.-Rufus
King resigned the Presidency of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad spd w. h.
Clements has been elected to fill the
vacancy.
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Gene raj era Ut.

GLASGOW, August ~ The +Jwn
Council has unanimously resolved &"
present the freedom Of the city :" G"1
eral Grant On the occasion OF h,s Az.
proaching visit.
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VOL. ID.
atheelina &ralstrr.
goH closed yesterday at lo4s.

TIE ,oeather to,d'y aoiH be partly
,louty, ,oith southa'st to southwest ,'''"''
-, J,,,,r temDsraf,re, ami tocat rains.
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AbsrOBded

ToHoSTo. OST.. August l4-W. Il. ..
Coenu, OF the firm Of McNsIe, Marsh a
Cochin. j, believed 10 have abscOndef.
Some reports estimate the expected
deial ations a. $50, 900. The firm will
assIgn
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A WIFE MURDERER.
A West Virginia Doctor Accused of
Poisoning Three Wives.

Special Dispatch TO the Cincinnati En-
quiTer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Au. 23-W .
have been furnished with the particulars
OF most horrible case OF wite-murder
by poison by well-known physldisn OF
the adjoining county OF ROsne, and the
facts as related TO US almost surpass be-
liet in their horrible details. DR.. w. r.
Cooper, the party accused, lives at Three
Forks of Reedy, near the edge of this
county, where he has resided tor fifteen
years. He IS q physician OF some prac-
tice, and is known rs man OF violent
temper, especially when Intoxicated.
DR.. Caste, of jackson county, was
called in consultation to see Cooper's
wife, when Cooper said she was suffering
with cerebro spinal meningitis. Casio 5
suspicious were aroused by the careless
treatment OF the patient at the hands OF
her husband, and of his failure to dis.
cover the symptoms OF said disease. AT
the time he said nothing, but believed
that the symptoms indicated poison by
strychnine. Caste prescribed for the
patient, but as soon rs he lett Cooper re.
fused to give the medicine. When Casio
again returned to see the patient, his
suspicious were confirmed, and he found
the patient dying by poison, and that aa-
mnlstered by her husband.
The present Mrs. Cooper was the Doc.
tors third wife, and we are informed that
both his former wives died suddenly,
under what were at the time considered
very suspicious circumstances. He Is
now supposed to have poisoned all three
OF them 1t Is stated that his second
wife charged him with numbering her
when she was dying The bodies OF the
former wives will probably be exhumed
and examined for traces of poison. Such
is the horrible tale, which almost exceeds
belief in its sickenlng details. He Is now
in the clutches of the law.
Associated Press Dispatch.
CINCINNATI, August 24.-Dr. W. +.
Cooper, living near Charleston, West
Va, WAS arrested yesterday Tor poison
ing his wife, she being his third wife.
Both his former wives having died sud.
denly under what WAS considered suspI-
cious circumstances, it is now supposed
that be poisoned them also, and their
bodies will be exhumed and examined Tor
traces OF poison. He is II man o! violent
temper especially when intoxicated.
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Died.

CHICAG., August 24.-Priyste telc
gram ann ,uDce thst Lieuteusnt VIM
English. formerly Of this CITY, died on
the 2O.n 10 l., "f wounds received 10 the
fyht Nth the Nez Perces.
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RAae Ball.

Boston, August 24.-Bostons, S. Gin
cinnsti, 6.
ST. LOUIS, August 24.-Chicsgo, a st.
Louis, 3.
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ovvs1pENT THOMPSON, OF the Univer-
,,r i. suffering with the Hsv Fever.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Nkw YORK, August "a. - MONEY
Closed easy st 2S2t per cent on call
Prime mercantile paper ST 6i,97 per
cent. Customs receipts s254.OO0 The
assistant tres .urer disbursed 1866. 600
CIesrings S20.uOOOO0. Sterling dull Tor
actual buslne,, long ASH; short 4S8!
GoLD-OPened st l0ij and declined
to lOis, closing Al the lowest point B'r.
rowing rates fla: to 3 per cent. AM | per
cent, paid for carrying
SILVER A. London unchanged; here
silver bars sre l2St, greenbscks; Mt
gold; silver coin t@i per cent. discount
GoyERSNEETs-CIO shade tirmar
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s742,O0

bs, aEN lady enters the crowded
4. 70 'Som' nothing plesses her SO much
Al ~ Lear murmur of admiration from
ps,,s". ues. Andrews Bazar' furnishes
iror1 i,',h' aH OF ball dresses, imported directly
.i,bs5A 5AtSrosd In the latest styles. Pub
" w K. Andrews, Cincinnati,
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RAILRoAD BoSps-S Strong.
STATE BoNpS Dali.

STATE BoNDS Dali
SToCKs-Thc ste, k market in the msin
WAS strong and higher The improve
ment IN the forenoon ranged from ! to2t
per cent. There were frequent reactions
of ! 10 per cent, bit 81 the second call
prices were close on TO the best figures
The transact ons were on large scale
and At times attended with considerable
animation. ln the afternoon the market
WAS generally firm, some stocks reaching
the highest figures W the season. In the
final dealings the market Weakened under
reailZttions and there WAS reaction oi
10 a per cent on the best prices. The
western railways were the strongest
stccks The transactions on the Stock
Exchange were 250pOO shares. OF which
300 were New York CcntrsI. 10000
Erle 56. 400 Lake Shore, 26, 300 North
western, 1900 Rock Island. l0IO0
81. Paul, 22.OOO ONO, 500 WshAsh,
400 Union Pacific, l6,sOO Delaware,
Lsckswauns and Western. 1900 Michl-
gan Central, 1880 Psclhc Mail, and
80 600 Western Union
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-08-21

Amuug the huff III consequences OF "o'tructed
diges,ion. is the improve, shnent OF .he b'ood md
.iuce . decorative condition of the VITA h1id not
only produces dan g-rous organic weatnet.. but,
according 20 the best medical authorities. aG!ne-
times caused asphyIia, it is apparent tha, 10 i1'
prove the quality of the blood by promoting dices-
ton and assimi la ,ion, is ~ise precsution. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is precisely the remedy
Tor this purpose. aimee II 'un'ulAtes the essTic
uices coui those bilious nd CvaCua tive lrreR
uia tiles which interfere With the digestive pro-
ceases. promote. assu lie tic n at the f""n by tue
blood nd pu ifies we'll As nrichePu TIE signs
Of i'm prnvement in health in consequence al us'ng
the Bitters speedily apparent IN an accessi"n
of vigor. gain in bodily .ubr'snce, and Regular
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-08-21

The hrst object in lille with Inc American people
IL TO get rich -" the second how to regain good
health The irstcan be Ubtaip' d by energy, hon
e.ty and saving; the second, tg rod heai'h) by
us,ug GaEES's Aueusr FLowEn. Should you be
deepoud sufferer from any OF the effects at Dye
r.p.,a, Liver complaint, Indigestion. &c such as
SICK tie.dachr, PalpitAtion Of the Heart. Sour
s. mach, HabiIual Costvenes'. Dizzinets OF tho
Head Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirts, &c, u
need n OF suffer another day Two doses OF ArGusT
FlowER will relieve you al once. Sample Bottles
all 6,.i.ciass Druggists in the U s. For sale by
Ligh. d Mitchell and e. Z. Beller, Charlestown,
and J. }. Gilbert. Harper's Ferry.
Juns -, Isf7-eovy.
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Ready.Made Clothing
DEPARTMENT..

Msa's. Youths, Boys and Childrsns snls N
Foreign sad Domestic Cssimsrss; Drsss C9su
and yssts in Enrii,h and French Diagonals, TIs-
xos's Drap EIs, &c. Our rspuia tiOs as Ia 'tyIe.
quality aud 81 10 woli know TO need comment.
..atisfaetiop Fuaranteed TO all Who patronue my
ests bIishmest. Clothes dos'imaks The mar but
= good ft adds greatly 20 his appearance.
HATS, HATS, HATS.
In Straw, Mac hna-, Felt and W fool.
TRUNKS, vALISES,
Rubber Costs, Leg gins, Caps. &c.
Thar ful for the past liberal patronage Of the
public. trust by lose attention and square deal
ing 10 merit con tinuancs Of the sams.
NB.-No. 81 oOataibs full and complete as.
.ortme nj OF Clothing. Boots and Shoss for Men and
Boys. 8. HANBCRGER. the old o Z. in charge
Who k.ovs how to pira.s ALL
Respectfully.
P. s.-Tho sole Agency Tor Domestic Paper
fa,hiops-Ca Catalogues Tree. IT,
NAV ]. 1877.
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10 the People Of Charlestown and Vi
Cinity.

The Trustees of the Charlestown Academy
announce the gratifying fact that the increas-
ing patronage of that institution lays upon
them the necessity of increasing aud improv>
ing its school accommodations. The present
Building, which greatly needs repair. is ut
terly inadequate for the attendance upon the
school, and offers no facilities for instruction
in the natural sciences, now so essential part
of even a rudime ntary education.
The Trustees have, accordingly, after much
consideration, adopted plan OF improvement,
which coutemplates the necessary rehtting
of the old building, and the addition OF two
oommodous recitation rooms, one to be adap-
ted to the uses of Chemical Laboratory.
They have appointed Building Committee,
composed of Col. VIM. p. Craighill, U. s.
Army; Maj Jas. Law. Hooff, and VIM. II.
Kable, Esq, aud propose most vigorous et-
fort toward completing these improvements
in time for use during the approaching session
of the school.
To accomplish this sum of not less than
81, 400 is needed upon the most economical
plan they have been able to adopt. AS is
we'll known the institution possesses no en-
dowmeut, the grounds and building being a
memorial Of the intelligence and liberalty of
our fathers. The individual members of the
Board of Trustees have contributed more
than oue>fourth of the sum required, and
now feel that they can confidently appeal to
the public spirit and the intelligence of this
community to supply the residue. so that the
proposed work may be Immediately begun.
In no way can an Investment be made
more certain to yield an ever Increasing har-
vest in the future. To build up and equip
a school of high grade which shall attract
patronage from abroad. and shall bring to our
own doors the means of liberal culture for our
sons, is surely on enterprise which commends
itself to the warm aud hearty support of oil
our people.
The benefit. of such school reach not
only those who enjoy Its instruction, hut
gradually embrace in their refining and ele-
vating Influences every household and every
individual in the community Any member
of the building Committee, ahnve named. is
authorized to aolicit and to receive anbscrip-
tiona, TO be paid in three equal installmenta,
unon the completion IF tho foundation. OF
the roof, and of the Building. respectively.
HENRY b DAvENroKr,
President.
VIM p CRAIaHrLL,
JAS Law Hoor7,
VIM. l. WILSON,
CLEoN M0oRE,
JoHN RuRNs
JosErH TnAPNELL,
GEo n TURNER,
DAVID HOWELL.
Trustees.
Chaflestown. Anp Is. 1877.
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DALoARN. opposite the Carter House. is
selling Groceries, Glass and Queeuswnre,
Wooden aud Uol!owwsre, Tobacco. Cigars.
Notions, 60 at the lowest prices for Cash or
Country Produce Call and examine his
stock No trouble to show goods
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July 81, 1877.

BERKELEY lTEMs.-From tho Martins
burg Independent we copy the following items:
\ number of cases of petty thIeving have
occurred in town during the past few days
Hon. W II II. Flick has so far recovered
from hrs illness t. he able to travel. aud
reached his home in this town ON Wedues-
day last,
The work men in the b & o r. r. ma
chine shops here were put at work again on
Monday. The shops were closed during the
strike, and .he men gladly received the or
der tc 90 to work again.
We had a pleasant call from Rev. DR..
George r. Elder, Congregational minister,
Of Franklin. Della ware county, n f"rmer>
" of Jefferson county. this State. The DIR.
filed the pulpit 70, the Lnth"ran church in
th. place ou Sunday, and preached an IN
teres,IRg sermon.
County ITEMS -Frnm;he Shephordstown
Reyj<tor se copy the following ',"ms:
Mr. Geo Conlty killed Fiuer Sna.o, the
other day, which contained 65 young sna.;es.
each 2 inches in length
Thirteea persnns were received into the
Episcopal Church ~ this place, on Friday OF
last week The rite Of Gorf nation was con
ferred by Bishop Wh't:ie.
TIE barn of Henry Isitncr. father of j.. G
I,itner, at kesrnrysrilc. this county, near
Carlisle, Pa was burned Wednesday with
contents, consisting of this years CROPS, sg>
rcn!rural Implements, lire stock, &c Loss
1000.
List oF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charie-town, Jefferson
county, w W.. August AZ. 1877:
Miss sallio Butts. Mrs. Frank II. Miller,
Miss Sarah Peer. Jennie Jenkins. Mrs. Mary
SuIliean. Mrs f. J. Wilson, ". FTstt,
II. W Hesrvey. Geo. Lee. W. H"ttoh"n.
Abe Schwartz, Jesse Simmons. john SiaIips.
The above letters, il not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of.
fee. Persona calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
G. LEIsESRING, p. NJ.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC You can
buy any Summer goods IN my stock al your
own prices. at the Twin Fronts. Ladies Hnse
IS cents per dozen and up; Gents Hose, SO
cents per dozen and up
Jos. GOLDSMITH.
10
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CARRIAGES OF ALL DESIGNS,

Rocka~ays. Phaetons. Buggiss. Jumpsoah. jag
gers, and E1tepsion Top Spring Wagons and
Market Wagons.
Having been dOirg business eleven ysnrs. and
working for WelIs }. Hawks before the var. Ano
having nov in my employ MIR, VIM. Davis and
Thosas Ryan. Hawke old reliable Pslnts, anu
Wood worker. ] can give satisfnetioa to all rho
may favor me With AcaIl- All New Work built ~
u narrated Tor twelve moa tbs.
REPAIRING done in the best manner and NJ
short NO tic 9. nd with the beet material.
JOHN Z. HILBERT.
I..n... Al IL
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pesu,t of Oh,fructed Digestion

WANTED ESQ good J"urp"ym"n Shoe
N.Lers GEO II HAGLEY.
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THE NURSERY for September will charm
every little reader of it's bright pages. and lis
attractive illustrations more than please all
who look upon them.
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A NICE line OF Caioues at Mrs. S. Il
Armentrout's, West Main street.
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LOCAL IaIElLlaEMcf.
An Address on Temperance.

Hon. GEORGE o. DAVENPORT. of Wheel
ing. will deliver an Address on Temperance.
at Washington Hall. on
MONDAY ETENING, AUGUST goth,
at s o'clock.
The public cordially invited to attend
Encourage the cause by your attendance.
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Chaslestown. Ane Is. 1877.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-Judgcr
Green. Raymond. johnson and Moore.
Since our last issue the following causes
were considered:
Gate. & Bro. Is Crage and Smoot, ka-
nawha county submitted.
keystone Bridge Go rs Lewis Summers
and others. KanaEha county submitted.
Appeals were allowed in cases OF Bradford
ss McCon,hay and Others Kanawha county,
and Yeater ys Allen. Duddr'dge county.
Rowland rx Row land, Mercer county ar.
gurd and submitted.
B"wyer rs, KNAPP and Martin, Grcenbrier
county ; submitted.
Jnhnson Us Jarrett, Greeubrer county
submitted
D. F.. Johnston. Of Mercer. and ] D.
Johnston and J b. Peck, of Giles county.
Virginia, were admitted to practice.
Appeals were allowed in Rcuick Us. Lud-
ingion. Greenbrier county Col ins rs. Mann
ZANE county Stuart, buchanan L. Co. rs.
Greenbrier County and Davis rS Henry.
from Wood county. Petition for appeal in
Templeton rs IIuz'ett. Kannwha county. was
refused
The f,llowinr cases were argued and sub
mitted Farmers Bank of Va. rs. Mont
gnmcrv: Reid e. Stuart: Smith & Atkinson
e. Knight; jarrett rs Jarrett; Elicit 4 Go.
rx Stuart CalwelI u.s. Prndles EXT. Cat
taghan's Admir- rs Circle was submitted uron
rule The foregoing cases were all from
the Eighth Judicial Circuit
Gases from the 1st Circuit will be called
on Tuesday, Augn-t 81. and the 9Th Circui,
ON Thursday, August %.
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PuRL1c SALES The attention o. our rend
ers is directed to the following Public Sale
advertisements in this pnper:
7~es,7ny. Ang~s' 2s'h.-Real Estate. by
Daniel Grtzendsnner. Assignee.
Fyidny September 7h-Resl Estate, by
Jnsenh Trapnell. Special Commissioner
Fr1"y. !Srp'-mber 21@.-Rcal E.ts'e, by
Andrew Hunter, ID i Lucas and Geor.e
BAYLOR. Special Commissioners
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CHEAP Dress Poplius at Mrs. s. II.
Arment,out's, Yves. Main street.
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DR.. Tom liIlSOn7S
DENTAL OFFICE,
Cons1n OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREErs,
C2Asal'leStOWno

LAMPS The best selecrl"u OF Lamps III
CbA,le-towu, also full Stock of Chimney>,
Burners ard Wicks for sale by 5. S DAlsarn,
opposite Carter House.
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COARSE and foe Salt, Pepper, &C., for
eale BY s. 8. Dalgarn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-08-21
Jefferson Carriage Factory.

I,HE undersigned respectfully an-n
] nounces to the eitscBs OF Jefier fSseIGz
and the public generally, that hoS2-0-
stII the old stand in Cha rtestOwn on the sd-
joining square to ths Rank of Char Iestowp. two
doHs lssst OF TruIseII Il Lueas' store, where he
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-08-21
WE ssLL EVERYTHING Fos rHE
G A r d T. n ,

We ssLL EVERYTHING rHE
G A r d + n
And offer NOW Uom juno 10 to August i5):
Celery Plants,
Large whlte Solid. by mail, for. | 20 - 100
Dwarf Red, I-Ou - lCo
Anv of tn. above Celery Pl. ts. by express. for
S5.uO per 600
Cabbage Plants,
Premium Fat Dutch. by mail. for. 8 90 per 100
Drumhead Savoy, :" =. ~ - lun
Ned for pickli - lOO - lUu
Any of the above Cabbage Plants, by expre's,
for $500 per COO.
CanlifloHer Plants,
EARLY Erfurt. by mail, for......... - Is per 100
EARLY Paris. .......... l.2o - l"o
INV Of the above Caufiower PIant,, by e1prs.s.
for $3.50 per 900
90 Special prices FOR larger quantities given on
api location.
TURNIP SEED.
INV OF the foItnvin leading sorts sent by mail,
for lUc per OF CSC per III -15c. PER ID:
Early White Dutch White strap Lesf-Red
Top Strar Loaf Golden Ball Improved 4 = err
lcau Ruta Bsea
PETER HENDERSON & CO.,
sEEpsnEx A%p FLoEI.Ts,
80 Cortlapdt ST., n. Y.