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miscellaneous.

LVISITIIWTIIUWD.
NOR WATER-TlGIT CELLARS, VAULTS,
j Floors Damp walls Grnvcl Roofing or Gravel ROOF
repairs. apply 20 MOEN'S ASriAi1IC tENESI 90.
r. :. VAUGHAN, Treasurer l03 hadcirlauc, y }.
MILK, For Sale--Westchestcr County Dairy; ;
w two three cuts. Apply $50 Hroad~ay
DATENYS, Caveats, Trademarks. Designs,
Copyrights promptly SECURED. moderate terms, Nv
MUNN'& Go. -clcntinc American Patent Agency, - PARK
row. BcckmansL. Sew.NOrk. Thirty years c1l"n,hce
C,AFFS.-A Herring jewellers safe. almost
y new; cost $1,000 Address DIAMOND JEWELRY.
NH mo
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mo PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.

Since Tho Weekly and Weekly Issues Of fHr rsNtNH
have enlarged in size. and greatly improved ~ ioa
large number Of subscribers have sought cheap and durable
binder, wlcTcwith pre their psDtrs.
TINS TRIBlSE has received Supply OF PATENT BINDERS
prepared 10 meet tts requirement they
bouni n cloth. yenicnt durable and V
Subscribers by express tcages pad by ihc par
ehascr will he delivered NJ Tribune Publication Once
receipt Of 81. Address TiiE TRIBUNE Aew-YCrS.
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Saturday. March %. /

NETWORK. Saturday. March %. 1878.
The only sale held at the Exchange Sales
room to-day was disposed OF rs follows:
Bv Richdrd Y. RdrnetL - oo
5.story brick tenement houses with lot NO 95S
West 5dths 400 II l0thave. lot 2oxlooo 40 noo
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gitn Real estate for Sale.
At 4 GREAT BARGAIN, 5th-aye., corner,
~ FOR SAL 2jN7OV0D above 3it-st.; aisO two tour
STORY brown, tone houses 23dst close tt3ye XGjxlUO
50, corner Broadway 81 ST., lo1Nl3j.
S. EDDY 40 Broadway
EOR SALE-Three-stOTy bTOWn-stOne house,
! West i~tI-~t., -iu0nO West 5otl ST.. $500 West
5ith-7L. $4,000; new cottages Stk.st AMI Boulevard
goo ho,I-es and flats To let J. W. STEVENS, BROADWAY
corner 5-dst
lIOR SALE at sacrifce-A plot of sixteen
i full lots 5thayc, between l2ith and 10th tS
Ready Tor immediate improy emcnt
OWNER
Southwest corner 5th-sye. and l25tii-st.
L'OR SALE at a bargan--Thrce firSt-class
fiur-tnry. high stoop brown-st0ne houses; cabinet
l2ftst. west # 5tlaye facing Mount Morris Park,
viii De solo separate. OWNER
Southwest corner shave. and l2jth-st
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L'ARE REDUCED.
50 TO BOSTON,
va TIE
FAIL RIVER LINE.

FAIL RIVER LINE.
EACt ,:,i2S III ,.i,5;i -
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
Sq ,, q MUIR ae'y' 't G6 t t5 G T. E%lH
hSn5hr6pa ner.s iiasif,c! free By ,nne> Loat
lcag1nf loot Il FIi,ou.t At $50 ,. --.
FARE REDUCED.
ENOUR~ION Tl' kEi~. -
THE OLD RELIABLE Si0Ni%GloN LINE
Fuit MI POINTS LAST!
NOT \ TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
Tie elegant stcaia,as ~ruNINGroN andLHouE ISLAND
leave Pier 81. Nofta River. 1t p. d1ily
teNccpt Suudays).
Hereafter & sva sI5 fox h q i TRAIN vi"
.iae tdss 30. Al ali oS dee Of Icsco,r, 1ps cS
aad at Y'S b'''""fi TGoylpEycr LINE
Frslst ollI st.ae,s leave da.iy (cscep Sundasl At
p pi Fl i ' l ~ o,tSt % O'' o.
+. : BAG Pfc. l. W. FLSSs. cen Pass. Az
TONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
via NsvJci.'y sout @;i2n; C'iHreI.,.S Xc,4
iort M J. h,It, river no.! o. .eco. AZ sonfectins At
I.l,. F.yrf Il :. M and J. Nm,sud. u4raton. Egg
Il.rbor &C. Il M W9n"S ( at,%a, S,n ,,,r
NEW-HlyEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare 81.
Aew ayan :; ana ii D. NJ T,onnectiptwi,h
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KAiLh"An., CommeIciug Dee. ~ 1877.
500 ~ Western aud Sorthefn Express drawingfoo'a
1885 a. aI. special cnclgo and Western Express, Win
drawing room ears Ia C,udn.ia,la Rochester dun u,aO
lltOa m, Nort'ih and western LApe- % ''I'h "h'e-
ma ~, 49,, ~ 'uatca Evpr, with STEPPING cars lor Mon
t7eli ~ Rutland. Burlington and II Aihln.
Tor - iou., running uroae oycrs DAY IA tne w.es aiso
sl,rriue cars Grucga sul corning bWitp Niagara FiH
Iol'do ana ucIoi, and - ligi N''3'"s SUNDAY "SII
's 5I1'n-" i l1s- daily, with s.repas cas-
if@t All chico a'ro to We1Town excepting saturday
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nF0pT F:s FVFVTYG line

| tsUNDAYS EXCI.PTFD)
Tor Albany daily ron Pier 81 Norh River foot Of
Cnuslai Connecting with mlICsd Of all pdnta NoTih and
Fare low Other ronte Freight taken AZ low
rates.
for sale al the principal hotels. aud oil Of West
express GTes n SeW ORR ana Brooklyn where bag
gage can ~ c.o.frS 49, . -..
W. II. DREW, President
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MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1879.
6feamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Ho9satonlc
ID and Nausatuck Railroads Fare ST. steamer bridgeport
ieave~ daily sundays excepted at ll;3o H.
and bridgeport az III m.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hogsat toni.
and Nansatnek Hailroads Fare s az n
and Bridgeport at IL D. m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses ana corthd'
500 a. M for washingo Columbus CHICAGO and the West
Richmond Charleston and tie South through fnu"n c9
ou D. M ior Washington the West and the South via
washington making eloso connections for Psnarg Cin
cinnati louisville, and Louis Through Pullman cts
Baltimore to Cincinnati ana St. Louis ana rom "aHhhph
800 n m day Tor washington the soutl. and West. Pull
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Loisv1
S pln Ears tr0m aittmsre 70 cincinnati aud Louisville
meets WASHINGTON IN Trains for Lynchburs Florida Me-"
SS eag s sR at s co%E TsE 3, C cs ai
and Desbr0ssessts and depot 6rs9y Wy >sr orrro
ASK FOR TICKETS y IA IA ,B BA ~ AND "i''N
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Commencing Nov. 90 lSI7-1rlins leave az follows 49,
$50 a. m-For flcmneton Faston Bevidere Maucn
Junction with b H. ana ". Il r. .,.,
s45 q. m.For High Bridge l,anch hlsion hSiasD tn
Mauch Gums, Tamaaua. Hazi,ton, WlSesbafre Sch'on
.ib M and i3o D. mFor Sonicrvlllc and Pennington.
D. m-For Fieningt0n, Easton, Meuch Chunk. Iamaqul
WiEesDarre Scranton funkhannook, Tamaqua. Hazelton
D. -for High Bridge Branch. Easton. Bovidero and
Mauch Chunk Connects ut JUNCTION wIi ~ L. gu " ~ "
53O p m. dalyFor Easlon Allentown ana HaIriSou's'
S25 p m.--For Easton. Al, .-,,. 81, ...,,o,s
Bound Brook intermediate points, and at o"O To- lot
East0n Reading, and IarIlsDurg
NETWORK and LONG BIlANCltDlVISlON.
Tans leave Tor rem AI5DSy ' .s '"S
Stages connect Msttawan station o ana rom hhi
PORT aud ct Squan to and nom POINT PLhASANi'
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of iberyst Tor ffeeio" a'
S:15. HAS a. m, a. bis T. m
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Ncm 11ubilratlons.

CPECIAL SALE PRIOR TO REMOVAL
- 100000 selected pieces Of choice beautiful music
CENT PER PAGE. worth 50 70 60 Grts each Musical
about 70 their new siOres % Uno road
q l5thst., Ciisr GHti! -
choice musical sccC tiOns great sacrifice at then
~ I'D MON
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Corporctlon Notiteo.

Corporation Notite5.
.DROPOSALS for BUILDING Il WOODEN
4 CRIB PIER viii DO received by tho D,partlnan Of
Record Tor sale az No. City Han
PROPOSALS for WATER-CLOSETT TOWERS
4 VIII be received b. the Department OF Charities and
Corrections iInf March % 1875 For fu pan
The CITY Record for 20 No. Ciiy Hall
PROPOSALS for DRY-GOODS, GR0CE-
RfiS, &C. win b. received by The Depaitmen: 81 Chair
Ties uati March 20 1878 Fur fui parteu
lars The CITY Record for saie At 30 city Iiai
PROPOSALS for HAY, OATS, STRAW and
April = 1878 full particulars The CiY Record. ioT
sale al No 2 CITY Hall.
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ART sALEI rEKEMrroRYt
Steamboats, auo Naiircaos
THE LATHAM COLLECTION

NTTIZENS' LINE STEAMERS for Troy,
u connecting with morning tgaias Ion an POINTS Month
East ana west Pier 40 y IT,, foot Leroy ST. daily
cent saturday 90 .. rooms heated "in steam fate
lowertlan ans other route
EOR RONDQUp aud KINGSTON. landing
nj NcaLurgl P0ucke, pie l lAliud fas (Wc,t roinD
Cornwall Marioros-s or isoqs cono'ciinr ~ Kondogt
with Ulsiof Delaware aud Nalkh valley i.airoaGs
b0ats Thomas Cornell and Janice ". Baldwin Wh leave
daily from ler - Nor,h river. foot OF Harrison st
mclcing Monday, March - 1878.
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FUICU VALLEY RAILROAD.

~ ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l.
1877 leave dep0s foo; Of Confandt aid Deshros3es
Night Express, daily, Tor iasion Bethlehem
Allentown Hauch Chunk, Wilko-h1rrc Piistcn. -iyre. E
mira Ithca, Rochester Bufato Niagara Fails aud
mo West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROET IL. SaYKF, Sup't ami Engr.
General Eastern Once, church lunrtinat SIS
A.EL
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ETOR SALE-The furniture and lease Of q prl
vate school, full rIuing order Is well located in
RTCokIyn, y. Y. Address " TEACHER" Tribune Oiicc
E7RENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL. Passy,
AadcmOisele COT RTiAI, ne dc Ia Faisanderle
receives and Engrh young ladies' TO educate ID te
and German languages AID literature music dtawlZ
DC Terms 1000 ". KctcrnCss Parents u former
pupils Mr. lie Pastour Abric EIcontc Rue De Pasy Paris
SCHOOL properties for sale ard rent, every
- where. Spring list for stamp SCHERAEKHORN.30
Eastl4thsL, BY.
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gnstruftlcn.
For Young Ladies-City.

FOr Young LauleS-CICy.
Mrs. LOUISA b. CULVER receives ives. at IT, her ,s
china and decoration No Association building cor 23d
4th-ave. References: Mt ID. Huntington, MI Jaihes NJ
Hart, Mr.. VIM. Hart, Mr.. A. I. Bellows
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave If LibertysL, for Freehold at
Y15, Has a. m. 4, 5.15 =.
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BrooklDn Real Gstaie for Sale.


NLINTON-AVE., BROOKLYN.-An elegant
~ house sale furnished: grounds -
MONS Grstcias- order complete In particular.
Adltr,. ]. NJ. b., Post ONCE BOX 4.sOi. New YORK.
NOCK PROPERTY-For sale or 10 lease, in
large small plots With without water 'front.' IN
0urcof CHAPMAN * VAN WICK tbs premises, Sew
f1gu creek near Grand 81. BROOKLYN, 4. d. or No ITO
Front st. New York.
yIOR SALE or To LEr-Dweling houses No.
4 80 Willowst and Ia Wl1ughby ST.. building N0. l5S
ReuseIst. suitable Tor a school business Offices.
GORDON T.. FORD, o. CLARK ST., Brooklyn.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.


~ Perth AmbOy. Red Bank, Long Branch,
Grove &C. at s:I5 ll:ij a. m. t. Bib T. m ,.,,
Stages connect Mattawan station % ana from M
FORT apd at Squan 10 and nom POINT PLEASANT
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Couutrn Real Gsldle for Sale.

4 f. MCRRtSIOWN, =. J.-fOr sale or rent,
A furnished country seats all modem improvements a %
iu rents from 300 to 5000 price 5000 10 $4,000
$. EDDY, li5 Broadway.
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lloNets ano 5asms i0ante6.

HARMS WANTED.-If you wish farm sso,c,
rriptiOn 10 LIVINGSTON a CO.. lY9S Broadway.
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SO WEST 26TH-ST., near BROADWAI.I-,
tpt Pleasant ROOMS rst second and third oors eAcei
lent BOARD prices mOlerate
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For Both Sexes-Citv

y ~ French Spanish and German thoroughly taught by
experienced professor Rapid guaranteed 10 those
earnest Gail address PROFESSOR, 81 East 30.hst
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MO. $40 WEST 32D-ST.-One large front
IN ROOM fer gentleman sad vile single gentleman
Isn oil rrIf nn. lforcnCes.
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Conntrn Board.
DoJr0 ano Rooms.
West Side.

SPLENDID PARLOR FLOOR, with every
- convenience for housekeeping piano heat gas osu
hot water so q month two rooms. furnished, TOT hou'e
kceuilg. ST. priv .fe hOiisc. III Iahl 6llh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

sl.) WEST 31ST-ST. desirable rooms, with
eSb without board parlor door OF EngSh oaSe'ehI o
Nh T dentists
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At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE.-

FARM OF 2jacrcs suitable iof gcuiirnans country
residence Tie properly Is ocat or TIE west siie Of the Al
Road uir north The station, ant commands
extensive OF the Hudson River TIE land Is fully
erred with apples pears, and Other small fruits. aud ali under
cultivation. The buildings comprise good barn. cehouse,
AMI other out hudaesi The house contains II laigc rooms
HNMANE ClAIkE. lrhune Nni,c.
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DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
III Brunswick, y. j. lOSjh year begins sept - sends
boys wear college. Prepares for college scenhc scho'
OF business. Twenty bOardels - r,,,,vx, ,,,o.or
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Gcnnirp properln 60 Eet
Vil De sold st auction on
srrffr pgDAN MARCH d

At Montclalr. \. ITO let, neatly furnished
n house. beautifully located house contains rooms lni
laundry; stationary tubs and l-ssins Address = o. lA 3
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for a small
Aaly. city and country eonyeacies rent low 70
good teGnt. J. H. DENIsoN ths oAce, o. 100 Belieue-
ave. Newark. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
MARRIED.,

Al Bolivar, on the 18th Dav Of December 1917,
bv Rev. J. A. McFaden. Mr.. WILLIAM Z. JACk-
son aud Mrs. LUCINDA MIERS-both OF Jei-
ferson county, W. Va.
At Darkcsville, Berkeley county, on Tuesday,
February 26th, 1873. By Rev. Mr.. Maydwell, Mr..
ROBERT STEWART, Jr., to Miss MARTHA
Balm.
February 2lst 1878, in the Lutheran Church,
M Unionyille, by Rev. K. &. Holland, MT w W
II. LINK and Miss MARTHA n. DANIELS,
daughter Of Mr.. Dennis NJ. Daniels.
In Shepherdstowu, at the residence OF the bride,
on the 18th Of February. by Rev. Il. Z. Holland,
Mr.. II. TAYLOR LINK, of Duihelds, 20 Miss
KATE OSBOURN, daughter OF Mr.. ID. n o'-
bourn, of Shepherdstown.
At the residence of the brides father, 10 Lnray
on Thursday. February Z. 1878, by Elder r. NJ
Perry. Mr.. SCOTT ASuBY, of Fauquier county
Va, 10 Miss LIB. ALMOND, daughter OF Thomas
NJ. Almond, Esq.
On the 2lst Of February, 1873, by Rev. +. L.:
Wilson. Mr. PETER BENDER and Mrs. NANNY
j. STANLEY-ali of Berkeley county.
In Martinsbury, on the 2Tth Of February. ISIS.
NV the Rev. Father Doherty, Mr.-.ANTHONl
HEDGES and Miss FAM IE FRElIE-both OF
Mattinsburg. '.t
At the residence OF NJ. Jacob N. French, near
North Mountain depot, Berkeley county, Mr.. j..
CRlSW Eli. aud Miss LIDE ELLIS, daughter OF
the late John Ellis, all of Der keley county.
At the residence of the brides mother in Fred
erick county. Virginia, February 18th, ISIS, BY
Rev. ". A. Wadr, DR.. EDGAR b. SMOhE to
Miss ANGIE PAYNE.
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The March term Of the County Court Of Jeder-
son will begin on Monday, tho 18th Instant. Col.
Ro. vs.. Baylor, President, and Justices John F.
smith and a. VI. Spoacclles viii compose the
Court. The Petit ury drawn is as follows:
Wash. Crawford, George ;. Bonham, d. +. No
Ter. Jacob c. Byers. Geo W. Chase, John Welsh,
NJ. vs.. C4st.cman, Henry Cannon, ISRAEL Russel,
J. Howard Stridcr, j. B. Osbourn, Daniel W.
Heudricks, Lewis Seabold, Thomas Licklider,
William Butts William Burnett, George koonce,
Edward Grove, O.. y. Smailwood, julius NJ.
Coyl.. B. r. kamey Daniel Hood. Henry Hagau,
Daniel Cockrjll Thomas +. Sublette, Z. J. Lee,
Jr., Charles L. Ferren, Charles J. Bowers, Jas.
Wl.ttnsiou.
judge Uoge wall begin the Spring term Of the
Circuit Court on Tuesday, Mach 10Th. The fol-
lovin, is the drawn list OF Petit Jurors
Jacob Eyersole, samuel Michaels, Charles En-
gle, James ". Greenwood, Jr., J. J, Gilbert,
Wan. e. Daniels, Aaron llehebower, Morgan Emit
Ter, Edward Colston. VIM. McSherry, J. II. Dut-
tcscr. Eds ard Murphy, John Avis OF VIM, Vim.
y. Lemcu, Charles Janney, John y. Byers, Thos.
NJ. SLaul. Benz. ShcWbyiogc, Wm. Weutze!l, Jr.,
John ". Hendricks, T.. \. Yates, VIM. \. Mar
shall Charles l.. Uopwood, James Aldridge,
Charles LickliGcr. Jchn y. Sadler, John A.
Brooks, John ". Marshall, :. W. Wysong, John
Melvin.
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Marjlus6urg Matters.

From ,hc Independents:
Can't. e.. j Tu.Glcr WAS presented with a
larI,.me sword by lis company, the Bcrke-
,ey fight Iahatry, At the parade on The 22d.
some thieves entered Che Store f MI James
Uuu,b Monday nigh, aal stole some eight
slcss of ar Mr. H. is unable TO tel,
whether le ..e. anything else o' not.
The s.o-s room cf D. VI. ShaGtr Sc BIO
was catered I.urslay ui-lt by a bold thief
sul Gle money drawer robbed q fifteen or
twenty dollars. They clunrt tell what ar
.e.,s g wereD,ud.za, it any, were taken.
S.uc '..rcs "weat through the smoke
house a.J ,le chicken house Of Mr. w. IL.
Showers. oa thc Warm Spring road, two
mile. -rom gown. Saturday night. They stole
ui-. pieces &c bacon. hams and shoulders, and
Oh .., twenty thirty chickens.
At O meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
A-rc..tura, sHi Mechanics, Association on
Gle 2ll February, lion. G. J Faulkner pre-
siding. t'c following gentlemen Of jefferson
County vcrc elected Directors :-Rlhert W.
Bay John T. Scl'ev. DIR. I S Tanner d.
Geiz.alAaayr. L. 2. D4niriIse. ". y, Mar
shah
A: TIE recent Conference Of the Cui,el
Brethren iu Winchester, the following minis
ters scr, arp1,utel: For MArtiasburg, Rev.
j. *. Nelson Berkeley Circuit, Rev. DR..
WA D-cL
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BrsuuruL H,iR.-From J. a. Tynes, vel,
known citizen Of Wilson, \. C.:-Ay we 9AG
suffered Tor ten or twelve years WIN KIM "
dry tatter. which KEEP. the scalp covered with dan
druT, and caused the hair to fall outand get yer!
thin aud turn gray. but after using three bottles
"London Hair Color Restorer" the tetter wa
cured and the gray hair restored TO It's Original
color, the hair stopped falling out ana Is gro"iIs
beautihlllv Bv telling Of the effect il has on the
head Of my wife have induced number TO ,ry
it. and want you to send me one dozen bottles
bv express. enclose post-oiiice order Tor - 70
paw for it. L" London Hair Color Resiorer Is
sold at IS cents bottle by all leading druggis IS
DR.. Swayne = Spr, Philadelphia, sole Proptise
tors. sold in Charlestown by Butler d Aisquith
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Defendants.

The ob,e, Of this Sci. Fd il 10 revive 10 the natc
of the above mentioned parties as defendants, tho
suit pending In Chancery. in the Circuit Court OF
Jefietsoh County, West Va, Of II. X. Riddle r'.
Joseph Myers.
Il appearing on affidavit filed in this suit that
the Defendants, Elizabeth Thompson and her hus
band, Thos. Thompson, Geo. W. Myers. Jos. Myers
Rosa Myers, and Edward Myers, infant son Of
James Myers. deceased, parties named in the ioro-
going scire facids are non-rcsdents Of the State
OF West Virginia, they are hereby required a.
appear within four weeks after the date of the
first publication Of this order, and Do what is ne
cesar 10 protect their interests In this matter.
And il i further ordered that copy OF this
order shall be published once a week for four sue
cessivo weeks, In TnE VRGfSf, FarE PREss,-a
newspaper published 10 this County, and slso
posted at the front door Of the Court House of
said County, at least twenty days before Decree is
rendered
A Copy Testc,
u. c. WASHINGTON,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
WIN. II. Travcrs, l.. Y.
FREB Pass Fee $500.
Feb. lG, ISIS.
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DIED,


Al his home "a; Ripnn, Thursday morning,
March 9Th. ISIS, Mr.ZACHARY TAYLOR OFT,
ared about 30 wears. Euuera, services at the
house az D o'clock this Friday morning Inter
meut at EDGE Hill Cemetery
On February 10th, lS1S, after an Illness OF
only few DAYS, Of Pneumonia, az the residence
az her brother. T. A. smith, Esq., in huniord-
Vile Nv. Mas. MARY JOHNSTON. mother Of
the editor of the Monroe County, W. Na.) FER
der Ua'ciman, in the TT year Of her age She
was a native of Jefferson county, this state. one
had bgen a Jealous member oil the Me'houiS'
Church for about 60 years, and though the sum
mons camc suddenly. she was prepared u meet
Il. and died trusting in her Redeemer.
In Nartinsburg, on the Goth Of February, 1875,
Mis- SARAH c. CHAMBERS, aged 50 years,
daughter Of Joseph Chambers
AtDayton. Ohio. few DAYS since, Mr. JACOB
fCKLlDEK, brother to Mr.. Geo. Lickhder' IN
the Goth year OF his age formerly OF this county
AtHart'. Mill. Fauquicr county. on the 9th OF
rehrunry, Mrs. Ann CARTER ASHTON, daugh-
Ter OF Rev Thomas Balch, d. D., recently dec q.
OBITUARY
On the death of Mrs. JANE y. J0NES, wife OF
Peter Jones, ga yor OF Bolivar, W. Va, who died
lIth February, aged SO years. .r
In the death Of Mrs Jones how forcibly does i:
occur 90 Us what shadows are, and what
shadows we pursue" She was cut down in the
vigor OF life and health, aud when her friends
thought her only Sleeping, death had laid It's icy
hand upon her She'flied the place OF mother and
wife with such rare fidelity as 20 make her loss ir-
reparablc 10 those from whom she is taken. They
sorrow, however, not without hope, for she was
not afraid 20 cross over the river, aud longed Tor
the eternal home. And as they see that her
graves Kept green" they can feel that she has
gone up 80 that home from this below, aud awaits
them there. l.
Harpcr's Ferry, March 5th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09

Nj john Hoffman, who resides near Shep-
herlslown, and Is still engaged in sowing the
seeds Of Etcraa, Life is the gentleman alluded
to 10 the appended paragraph from the Sunday
School World, published at Philadelphia
WAYSlDE SEED SowING.-N four years
ago the American Suuday-SchoOl Union began
work in a destitute neighborh,od Of ives
tern Virginia. Four members Of that Sunday
echoo, Of 1894 are still living. One Of them
is spending his cold DAYS il distributing
books, tracts, papers, &c, among The poor and
destitute families, both white and colofed.-
Co foot be travels over a district forty-6ye
miles wide, stretching along both sides Of the
Potomac. lie receives 10 pay for his work
save bis board mostly corn bread, and often
sleeps on the foor Most Of the children can
read. and they apply eagerly for papers
They often frame the pictures With rye straw
and hang them on the walls Of ;beir cabins
Thus the GOSPEL Of Christ finds its way to some
who rarely, it ever, hear preaching. How
much good might be done if Christians
everywhere would initiate John Hoffman in
gathering up religious papers, and disttibut-
Ing them among those who have none. instead
If casting them into the waste basket or into
the FIRE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
Berkeley Bits.
From the Iadependert:

Fran the Independent:
ST the Darkesyil.e Fair Miss Bessie Seucin-
diver was awarded beautiful gold watch
The entertainment was a financial success.
Mr. Daniel Wright now owns sixteen farms
in ;he counties Of Berkeley and Jefferson.
q. ". Lanon at Mill Creek has a beef
which Neilhs 0Hs pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-03-09
Notice to Lot Holders.

nERSONS owning lots in edge Hil Gene
terry" desiring 10 have them filled nap when
needed, and carefully attended o., can have the
work faithfully performed by the undersigned at
moderate rates. r. 3. LUCAS.
Superintendent Of Edge Hill Cemetery.
Feb. % ISIS.