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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-21
LABOR WAR.
THE PEkNSYlV WANNA STRIKERS,
They Hold the Fort.
Freight Business Suspended.
ALARM IN BALTIMORE.
Proclamation of the Governor.
THE STRIKERS ELSEWHERE.
They Hold the Fort.
Freight Business Suspended.
ALARM IN BALTIMORE.
Proclamation of the Governor.
THE STRIKERS ELSEWHERE
BALTIMORE THIS AFTERNOON
The Outlook Alarming.
[ NpeciM Nispnfch "a TIle INfnl

BALTIMORE, July 2f-The outlook here is
alarming. Both the United States authori-
ties and the civil authorities are apprehen-
sive that there will yet be trouble. The mi
litia are still reudeZvoused az Camden street
depot, and although efforts are made To keep
the crowd from the scene of trouble, large
numbers of people ttrong around the place
No passenger or freight trains have left by
the Baltimore and Ohio road. At one o'cl'k
600 special policemen are being sworn In by
the mayor. These are TO take the place Of
regular patrol and occupy their beats, and
regulars are sent as militia. Great anxiety il
felt concerning the safety of the custom
house and post office. There have been hints
thrown ont that mob Of thieves. taking ad
vantage of the eNciteme 1t, contemplate
raid onight, 10 secure the treasure LODGED
there. Collector Thomas telegraphed TO
Washington the rumor and rNcei vel imme-
diate reply from Secretary Sherman TO
know If he needed protection. Thomas re-
piled that be had men enough but bad no
arms. General Tyler, postmaster, has or
gained his force into a company for the pro-
lection of his Office. He has about one hun
dred old soldiers, and If trouble comes he
will head them himself. MAC.
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SPREAD OF THE STRIKE.
Western Nympathtzers

ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-NOthing new has
transpired this morning in regard to the con-
temIlated strike on the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad. 1t is said, however, that next Mon
will probably join the brakemen and firemen,
and that the engineers, while they will not
strike, will refuse to run trains with green
crews. The yard men and switch men on the
western division OF the Wabash road yester-
day raised SI75 which was sent To the strikers
on the Baltimore and Ohio road, and they
say three times that amount can and will be
raised, Ii necessary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ COLUMBIA TYPOGRsPHICAL UNION,
k-T No IO1--The regular meeting Of the Union
Wi.i D. held III ENESING. At clock. At ~.
I.-aE Hail. 5tn aBd III streets north w. 81.
Fu-i1#s- 4 importance. A full terdance desired
u FbANk 4. BHODERICK, Rec. Sec.
~ THE PAST. PREVENT AND FUTURE
~ & the Jew SUBJ Ct for To MO BLOW ,
t>EI5sEI by The ChriS. adelphias, at McCaUley 8
h. J.. ms, lyaui- ayenus, bet I'd and Sd sfs.
-..Hf tss--. ~ N q clock 1t
~ NORTH CAROLINA AykNUE NJ.
~ Mission, cor. sth and streets southeast
Preaching n a III By PASTOR Rev. J. SHREEvE
o. M ur DAVID WILSON. Subject, Recognition
q Err-rf- ia Heaven. Seats free. it,
- SONS OF JONADAB The regular Quar-
~ tsrIy meetirg of the GRAND COUSCIL.
~O.- 4 JDuadsb Will be ned in PiIneer Council
WRIf. -f--er . n atd Il -treef- northwest, SATUR
UAYkYENING Jul, FL 1871, AZ 80 p m.
r. SUGDEs, soldiers HOm',l
Jy2u - Grand Secret .ry.
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ArD..ra.toa ,'resa. 81

BALTIMORE, July p, 3.iOp. MI amer
lean has Just issued an extra advising arbf-
tration between the railroad officials 3 "a
strikers. Ma,
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MSs Ss9ise cO,lee.tGn n sTATUARY, ITALIAN
sT 1SbLL MONuMENTS. VASES, HEAD
u suit the time. ' 49, S-'SS
" RUTHEIroRDs MARBLE WORKS,
ny3l en- 1ll0 atar Oosca
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EVENING STAR.
I'd Extra.
The RAILROAD WAR.
Stirring News from Cumberland.
Strikers In Full Control.
They Are Reinforced by Miners.
BALTIMORE AFTER THE RIOTS.
Intense Excitement TO-DAY.
THE PENNSYLVANIA STRIKERS,
Intense Excitement TO-DAY.
THE PENNSYLVANIA STRIKERS.
AMONG THE STRIKERS.
RailrOading Under Bihicuisies.
Especial Dispatch to The S,ar.I

IOVttIut DtNII'ItcFt 10 Tue OIuT.
CUMBERLAND, July 81, n. m.
The train with troops which lett Martins
0r clock yesterday morning had
De-. .#st . ug-7"ns, all told, but as
mo. .r. --.-... ra-- -.uT nni those
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THE PENNSILVANIAC CAMPAIGN.
The Phtlade4phia militia Getting
Resby to Move

PHILADELPHll, July Il, 1:20 q. m.-Sev-
eral companies Oilmilitary have arrived at
ton has changed lis headquarters from the
League House tO,he depot, and the moving
Of the several commands is hourly expected
An order has ben issued calling upon the
men who failed l. respond last night to re-
port at the West Philadelphia depot at nine
O'Clock this morning.
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The ID. & o. Road suspends Opera

BALTIMORE, MD. July 81, 23i p. m.-The
railroad ofhcials have just decided not to
run any more trains over the road until the
state and national authorizes can insure the
safety OF the companyS property. At the
present time there Is not train moving be-
troops remain In the depot Quiesly and the
crowd on the exterior grows smaller hourly,
hpt the ofdolals expect u n h hrGelI ~:
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THE PENNSYLVANIAS STRIKERS
Moro lrOORs for RiIlshurs

ERIE PA, July 20, II p. m.-rhe seventh
division OF the National Guard has been
ordered 10 Pittsburg, and transportation l.
being arranged. The troops will go over the
Erie and Pitisturg railroad, on which nc
strike is reported.
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mented during the afternoon ana evening.
| The reports that several bridges between thu
city and the Relay house had been damaged
by the rioters is pronounced untrue. The
shops OF the company at Mount Claire are
almost entirely deserted. but a strong force
OF police is guarding them.
The Situation az Marttusbuvg.
MARTINsBURG, July q, 1850 a. This
place remains very quiet. No freight trains
have been start ii yet, and in the absence OF
Col. Sharp at Cumberland IL is difficult Ia
find out the intention OF those in charge OF
the idle trains About 50 men who went
west on trains returned on the Cincinnati
express train east this morning from Cam
befland, where they were CON, iel' ed 10 leave
their duties. Up to this morning only two
west bound trains had gone beyond Cumber-
land ard 10 keyser. All the others are lying
al Cumberland without hands to run them.
The passenger trains are ir. OCULAR, the eN-
press from the west having been more than
TWO hours behind time. The train due rom
Baltimore al half-past 10 has not vet arri we'd
IL appears useless 10 start any more freight
trains westward until sufficient force ia con-
centTated at Cumberland TO assure their pas
sage beyond that point. All other points
where distractions are likely 10 occur are
sufficiently guarded. General French was
ordered last night TO send all the troops ne
could spare TO Baltimore, and be made ar
rangementS To withdraw the force from
KeySer and send II TO Baltimore, but before
notice was given to Captain Litchfed 20
start his com mand, but the order was coun-
demanded.
Troops for Washington and BaIti-
more
FORT MONROE, Va, July 1.-Two COM
panies OF artillery will leave here Tonight
en- the steamer George Leary for Baltimore
and two companies on the Lady OF the Lake
Tor Washington, TO aid in suppresslng the
strikers.
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Especial Dispatch 10 The Star.l

BALTIMORE, Md, July q, p. M sec
ton OF u. =. troops from Fort McHenry
with Calling gun, equal to one hundred
muskeIs, assisted by Two Revenue Cutters,
Al, guarding the U. bonded warehouse NJ
La ust Point, and their presence is having
good effect. About thousand strikers are
congregated at Baileys, at the foot of Eutaw
street, and are holding all trains. Collector
Thomas Is swearing In special watchmell
houses connected with IL. The strikers at
Camden street show no inclination to pro-
woke violence. Ii a riot occurs to night the
point of attack is expected to be the armory
of the 9Th egiment. Universal preparations
will be made between now and dark to guard
this point Mac.
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We are the Manufacturers
GOLD q WARM AIR FURNA CES,
k9'Idl 10 Steam, and t1nQlGestioqso6sy Tie bed
"a use.
scnptive pan hlet, ~ wv
~CHANDKLIKRs and GAsrIxruREs n,
stairs. -
SMITH. BIRGE a. CO.,
cecA-u JOI4 Pesasuirp,i I'm oreau,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
Mertinsburg Matters.

From, Tie Iadpln iaa.
On thursday night the pantry q Mrs John
s. Robinson was entered and robbed OF Hour,
butter. lard, ttc.
The pantry Of Capt Wm Colstou was also
depleted by some thiefor thieves.
Thcrcs5lcnccs Of Mr. a Bowman and Mrs.
Daniel Doll were cuterci aGd rOl bed Of various
kinds Of provisions.
The store room Of ]-r b. s Iycih was hrok-
ca int0 and 10: Of bacon and the loose change
in tic money drawer stolen.
a large meeting Of citizens 20 dcviso means
for frtLgriue tho interests Of MhFtinsburg on
tho Capital question. Among others, Hon.
Andrew Hunter. of Charlcstown, made a speech
full of encouragement O. the friends Of Mar
tusburg. A Mass Meeting TO be held on the
2ith Instant was decided upon, and L. d.
Faulkner, Esq h sen as the Orator for that
occasion. Al active, energetic canvas vii!
follow.
from the Salesman:
Circuit. C3art sttl in session.
ar. Christian lIcury on Thursday oisht fell
through tupway and broke his leg.
J.hn 4. Gahaits farm Of 207 acres near
Bcdlm.tou, bas been purchased hy I A. Noll-
MGR. E-G.. Of Nl.nmsrrt, Pa, o.; $1,000;
8 T. Gu>ys farm Of 22j 4ercs ty O.. IL. Jar
Wis fur $500.
The Baptist Church Las hccn undugn ing
iuuut.rt changes adIir' 90 tie Dcauiy atd
c.mWt g ,lcci.icc. The progress ot th's
denomination lass certainly been very pUcP-
fi'f. O., ,.Ir .i,t-.rs IrIt YClr+ AGO tlCy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

Y p vou want Comfort and Dry Feet buy the
4 Monogram Eoots Hand made throughout,
and every pair warranted.
Oct. 7.lSIC. TRUSSEIL LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

Vow Is the zine OF year for Pneumonia, Lunh
Fever DC Every family should have oo'llo o'
moment firi cough % take hold oi yoar enid
vour family or Yourself Consumpti ~ Asihm ma
Pneumonia, Group, uemorrhages a"d ointr 'it'i
diseases nav -ct III. Although 4. is true GEE1AN
Sysrr !, curing thou.aud, OF these dreadful 0is,
eases, yet Is is much better To nave u 10 nan,
WHOM thrcc doses viii cure YOU. One Bottle viii
last your whole family winter aud Keep you
safe from danger. ii you are c1nsumptIVe q" het
rest uutu sou have tried this remedy. SamPic
Bottles I0 cents. Regular size - cents. SOLD hy
your Druggist Light Is Mitchell, Chaliesto"h'
and !. J. Gilbert. !arpcr's Ferry.
June n lsIG-c0ply- nd, March 10, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
AttctionccE..

TT'liE undersigned having taken out license aa
Auctiunccr, oilers bis seryiccsin that capac-
itF, aud will cudcavor o. obtain the best prices
for a,l property placed under bis hammer. q,
Yes. De solcits thc patronage of those persons so
fortuuat, o. TO have any thing and want 10 dispose
It 10 % the highest bidder. Orders addressed 10
the subscriber 40 Charlcstowu viii receive prompt
attention. GEO. ". HLNSON.
Nuirh Is lS76-Gm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

a LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

J4.t PaBiihel ~ q seated Earelope. Price eis-
~ A Lecture on the Nature,
Treatment. aud Radical cnre Of Semi
ual Weakness, or SPcrmaiorrhna,
induced bv SelfAbuse, Involuntary Emissions,
Impotency. Nervous Debility, and impcdimenti
10 Marriage generally: Consumrtion. Epilepsy.
and Fitr Mental and Thy sicai iEcapac,ty. &c.-
By ROBEEr. =. CUlN EkWELi, u. D., au'hor
OF the e" rceu Book" de-
mo rorld-renowued author. in this admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
tia. thc awful consequences Of Seli-Abuse may De
efcetrely removed without medicine, and with
out danrcroas surgical operations, bougics. nstrn-
mcrts. or cordieis painting out mode OF care
NJ one, certain and cilcctuai, by which every sal
f,rcr. mo- mattrr what his condition u'ay hc. may
euro himself chcapiy. privately and radically.
- mi. Eceisro r;I Prore boon 20 hoe-asd'
end fiogsr0is.
Scniundcr seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad-
dress. on receipt OF siA cents, or two postage
s:l1rs.
Address tho Publishers.
CUINERWELL MEDICAL CO..
Il Ann ST, Sew York, Post Olcc Box 1886.
January Is, lSIT-nd April q, lsT-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

7 ICGT & MITCHELL have for sale Ccsmollnc,
| Vlsoliuc and Stump Liumcnt
March 81 lsT7.
Z IGllT & MITCHELL have for sale Garden
! Seeds an papers aud by the bulk Early ork
by The or; Trophy Tomato by the cs.j Silver
skin Onion by the %.
March u, 1877.
Z IGHT . MITCHELL. have inst Increased their
Z I stock 81 Pine Pocket Cutlery. Beet Pen
Knives from $3.50 10 2jct
March 81, 1877.
I IGllT & MITCHELL have every vsrictg #
! 4 Flower Seed, also souc roots and bulbs for
sale. March 81, 1871.
I IGUT MITCHELL have every variety ~
French Note Paper, GustrcccNcd new loi. }
March 81, leI7
~ EOECET. LIGHTS Circulating Library has
I ! ai ne iat, Works iu and viii receive neat
selk ihr very Atestfor only 10 cil pr geok.
March g, 1871.
Ms. LIGHT would Ike fo5 parties to return
" One books they borrowed about ,Ho OF three
fcdi5 ago.
March 81. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
TOR SALE.


Z III. accounts due me T., Jinuary ], 1874, must
y De- settled. owe money that ought Ia be
paid. Jurticc Co those I Owe demand it. All my
bills and account. will o. presented and must be
settled without further delay
Frb. 3. 1877. !. !. II. STRAlTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
TOR SALE.

BRAN NEW WAGUN TONGUE, elegant
ls ir1u-d llJ rlialcd, made by liiibcr. and
bo.fgy, and crcT used, ior sale at "a iow figure
ln.ri-r 40 FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Lay ., 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
SI1EDl SEEDI!

CMOyEE lnd Timothy Seed, Seed Oats, prime
( quality, Tor sd. hy .......-
CWolCs assortment Of Garden seed Peas,
( I-aus, Sc, ior sale BY
RGOAEDHAN's cclcb-at,d Flower feo ], Tor sale
i by JAS LAW. uOUiF co.
gL0JGHS-Thc li.cEeudarn tw"-llarsea
puu-h. Uarla1iel % d. ,he WotG required ui
Jas. LAW. HOOFF CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
Personal.


I HAVE established myself at the stand former
" occupied by Albert Miller for the purpose
ut conducting the Cabinet business in all it,
branches. and will work low for tie cash or pune
tual customers. Country Trade taken in exchange
Tor work Bill hanging executed at shortest no
Jan. %, 1876. Pc. holland.
WYE have Just received i fresh supply Of Goods
w In our line, suitable l0r the season, which
will bc sold loW. DUKE i GALbAllEk.
ItARDEE SEgDS.-Wc have received our
I \ usual largo stock OF Fresh Garden Seeds
from tic best Growers. Have also sOmo new
Fcb. II. ls77. DuKE& GALLAHER.
III vou want Comrort and Dry Feet. buy the
I Monogram Boots. Hand made throughout,
oct, 7.lSTC. TBUSSELL & LUCAS.
X. N. l..
our NEW PLOUGIl IS san in thc Geld, and
( none better IS likely 20 turn up-thr soi- 10
has been in use md ayoTably known for five YEAR,.
Supplies of them constantly On hand at oar Foun-
dr., and Machine shops DO Charlcstown.
Aug. 10, 1876 WERLICH & WELLER.
NOTICE.
FTAyING completed my contracts abroad
( which have occupied my sole attention Tor
utarly year past, AN nos prepared ior'oFdcIs
in an thc departments Of House Building. Ad-
dress me 30 ChGflcstOwn.
sept. is, lslG. J.. {. HoLhE5.
DEST Cucumber Wood Pumps Also. the
/ Chain Pump with Patent Cum Buckets OF
Chaius-for sale by
Feb. II, 1871. DUKE GALLAllEH.
CtINGLE and Double Iron Beam Steel Shovel
> Plough- for sale by .,.
CtARDEN TOOLS.-lIocs, Forks, Rakcs
I I Spades, Spade Forks, Trowcls. Be-. fur sale By
JAS. LAW. HOOFF 3 co.
March II, 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
Notice.

A IL persons knowing themselves b. b. indeJt-
Y I'D - the Estate OF the late Robert +. Brown
az earnestly requested D. co.ac i0rsard and dis
charge tbeir iudebtedness. Those having claim
agaiHsi die tate viii please present them To The
u1d-rsI-Lcd or 90 r =. Lynch. my Attorney IN
let SAHahs H. BAOWN, Ada'x
CLarlrs'owl, f-e. Co., " Va
. I lI-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
NOTICE.

7 HAVE removed ms TN SHOP 10 the second
E door ct the building formerly occupied by
Wciricl Weller, as "a foundry ard Machine
Shop, aud d, Odd stand oi Thomas D. rIrker's
Tin and stove !le-ze, where am prepared 10 do
an Wauucrul
TEN AND SHEET EEsCN WOE2Ik.
ROOFING AND SPOUTING 4 SPECIALITY.
My Tiuwarc viii be sold 40 the bottom price,.
Trade sill. Dc taken IN czcAlnr e. f0r ware or work
~ Remcrbl. tie Second Door.
JNO. $. YESTERDAY,
April 2s. 1877. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
ICE CREAM PARLORS
OPENED.

GUSTAV BROW invites attention OF the pub.
Z Z lie o. Tie Opening, FOR the Season, 0l hi.
handsome
Zee Cream I'aTlOrs.
and also respectfully notifies an of Lis roadiuc-.
90 supply ICE CREAM, ICES, CAKE, FRUITS
and CONNECTIONS for Weddings, Pattcs aud
Families The Dc1tat
GUSTAV BROWNS.
Anil ls. 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
IsI:i%tc1..

wv have fast received ard ere now grinding
vs. prime lot % BLUE WINDSOR PLAS-
Tttut 81 c.ick q Weller ,iill, tich vc otter 70
I.r rotes. LlPPITT q co
Nav ., 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

WE have Ter salc q secondhand EXPRESS
" WAGON. viii De- sold cheap.
March 10. 1877. DUKE O. GALLAHER.
1 NICE stock of an sizes Of WHITE WASH
a BRUSHES. jgattcccivodby
March IT,. 1917 DUKE q GALLAHEE.
(mAfNS, namcs, Rope and al Goods IN our
I line needed Con lhc present season, icrEiie low.
March 10. ls47. DUKE CALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

EpEant4E Plants q!
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
2 LLva-ictics of Cabbage Plants atthc Ffai.
y lli.i Nurseries.
April-l, ioTi-u. HOPhINS x CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
wool wanted.
NOTICE.

7 IGUEST Cash Price paid for Wool. By
May ), ~. JAS. LAW. uOOFF { co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
Faintness at The Stomach.

YrGrriyr IS not stimulating hit'cu which
creates @ fictitious appetite, but gcnuo 'our,
which assists nature 70 restore The stomach ~ -
leallhY notion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

II VEGErTNE Is taken regularly, According
directions, certain and speedy cure viii lOiiJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

rsyIE POWELL MACHINE NEEDLE. TOR sale
by tue hundred and dozen BY
". c. CARRELL.
Dealer In Foreign Domestic Dry Goods, No
tiuAs, Boots, Shoes. Hats Caps. Clothing,
Main Succt, Charlcstown, W. Va.
Feb. Is, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
Female Weakness.

VEGETINE acts directly upon tho causes OF
these comrIaints. 10 nyieOratcs and strCucth-
ems tie whole system, acts upon tho sccIot4Vo
- - ~ ~ I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
Salt Rkeum.

Tettor. Salt Rheum, Scald Head &c, will GER
tainly yield TO the great Alternative ELECTS OF
NEQELINE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
TO FARMERS:
"F&CELSTOR, -
ANALYSIS:

Ammonia ........................... G55
Soluble Phosphate ct me........ ............. ~ p
Bone " ........................ a-Ot
Potash 'o4
The most concentrated, universal and durable
fertilizer ever offered to thc iarmer-combininS
all he stimulating qualities ui Peruvian Guauo,
and the ever durable tcrJi,i.iug properties OF
bones. In inc, dry powder, prepared expressly
Tor drilling.
After NINETEEN YEARS experience hy The
Farmers at sid. and Va. 10 the use ct " LACEL-
SIOU," +; s. their unanimous opinion thHt an
application of lC0 pounds Is cqua! to from 200 to
800 pounds %, amy other fertilizer oF gu3Ho, ana
Therefore !uliy 100 per cent cheaper.
UNIFORMITY or QUALITY GUARANTEED
~ TIE MAAUFACI uEEhS.
nd~ Td~ncr- alonN .cc 'Ir' ,rerg Bl3i,troRd
,1 g. riorc, nth me ANiLI&IS 0Hd QUIZ
NANE ia RED LETTEGS. ~ others arc
csnateyeH.
PRICE $50 PER TON.
.. }. TURNER s CO.,
- PuArr ST., BAL-WouE.
March 10, iSTT-jn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
Piles.
Dyspepsia.

vrarrrNE has restored thousands to health
Who hayo boon long and nainiul suIleToIa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19

NOTICE.

CtARDEN TOOLS.-llocs, Forks, Rakcs
I I Spades, Spade Forks, Trowcls. &c.. "rsai By
JAS. LAW. HOOFF 3 co.
March II, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
Consultation.

VEaETIyE does not act rs q cothartic TO do
bilitate The bowels, but cleUlsos all tho organs,
enabling each 70 perform tho functions deyolv-
Ing upOn thom.
National Republican., 1877-10-15
Fii0h Real rYs Estate and oenss, Bu,lnos, Agents.

Il Roal Estate and Genssal Business Agents.
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9HiNs, fkcE = CURTAINS, kosEWooD PIANO,
HORSE, COUPE. cAAA6F2.rop AAA65iF22i rHEros AND
On wEDSEsDATE ESHnSHs M6HNiNa October II, com;
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Elegant % X octave rosewood Piano. Grand Square.
Pompci, pilsster and Bionte. Mantle Bronze Clock
and Figures Satin LauihrequIns.
wan walnut a%Gs Sna SsIi'i4r Gii Tascc cornIoes,
i,rnsse!s Carpet; Paintings aud ornamants,
Walnut Library Suite, In Leather ! pieces,
e%iindcf Tgp Ds;k md omss ,s,l Chair.
q rpet, Lace cur;n,n. >,o poou
Walnut II. Il sidebaari,
Walnut Arm c; s Dlnirg Chairs, o.,.
Hail and stair Carpets, Linen and Rods,
NJ T. walnut Hal RiUE SiGgT ROOM
Masni ce iSent Hue SrSc%sS sa,!S very cry handsome
MnsIiicen! Blue six Worse Curtains, tn,ade In
Masniiiesn! Blue Carpets, Rugs Ornaments, &c,
| lJlue and White Toilet set.
| Wire and Hair Mattresses, Bedding, &C.,
| GItEtN ROOM.
| Splendid Walnut chamber set,
| Ctrpet Rng,, Reming on Sewing Machine,
| Hair and Wire Mntr 81 q,
| BetldiI 4, Or zen and White Toilet Sets.
| RED ROOM.
! wnlnut Chamber Set. 10 piecrs
Lace Curtains, Carpets, Rugs,
| Toilet wnr Hair ard Spring Mattresses,
| Pillows, Bedding &c.
Together with contents of Servants Rooms Ritchet
| and the usual Furniture Of upper floors, too M
| merous to mention.
At ~ o'clock pre- mpt, same day and place, we viii
| sell
One Horse; one Coupe. in good order,
One Canopy!Top Phieton and Harness.
| All the above being the property Of family who
declining housekeeping The Furniture is nearly ne,
and IN de- to order. II ls seldom such chance
| obtained to purchase elegant and well-made Furn
tn
F-strcet cars pass the door; Avenue cars With
three squares. DUNCANSpN BROS,
| o,lSJt AuctiUneers.