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OUT OF THE RIVER.

Tho body OF n man, apparently about twenty-five
years OF age, was found floating In the river at tho
Jersey CITY ferry slip last evening. Tho head was
greatly bruised, but there marks OF violence
previous to death. Ho was respectfully attircd 10
black clothes and had black hair Tho body was con-
vsycd 10 tho Morguc, aud Coroner Cannon will hold
an inquest.
Tho body OF an unknown man, about forty.nvo
years age, was floating In the North River, foot Of
Laight street. yesterday. The deceased ~ described
US wearing blue flannel shirt, black vest gray pants
and laced shoes The body owed TO tho Morgue
4 q await ide ntincatiOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
From the Springfield Republican. Nav O.

TFrom The Springfield KepubHcah, Nay ~
II Is plain enough that the republicans could carry
the next House II thcy should show that they dc.
served TO. The chief difficulty in the way OF tnclr
success Is that they do not convince tho country Of
this esscr thl TACT What has there 10 the
duct OF the republican Congressman to incline any
body to support republican candidates this year who
did not in 1897 They had a splendid opportunity
Inst fall TO establish the party on the higher plane
where the President had taken hts position, but they
have dono nothing except Try 10 drag HIM down
the miro. And the leaders propose to '.ignore'
Hayes and make still another campaign the ghosts
Of old issues. IL looks aud more though tho
republican party must suffer iurtber discipline before
IL will loarn anything
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
ATTEMP TED SUICIDE.

Omcer Aecaulsy. Of the Tenth precinct, last night
arrested a woman, who gave her name as Jennie
hesnsn, and her residence at l10;h street and
Second avenue, on charge OF intoxication She was
locked up 10 cell the Eldridse street station
house. Doorman Burre on going his rounds found
the prisoner Suspended bars above her cell door
and her down RestoratIves were Applied and snc
soon recovered, after which she was placed In
STRAIT Jacket She refused TO toll Sergeant Granger
why she had attempted 10 hang herself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
STEAMBOAT SUNK.

BALTIMORE, Nd. May II, 1878.
The steamboat Martha Washington OF the Weems
liue plying between Baltimore and Fredericksburg.
Va, struck snag in the Rappahannock River last
night and sunk after reaching her wharf al Frcder
icksburg. Hcr passengers and freight were landed
before she sank Tho Washington IS fine boar, hav-
ing been very recently reftted and furnished. AS
sslanco has been sent her from Baltimore and she
Will be raised Immediately.
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WEATHER REPORT
HoLYuEAp, May IL PM-Wind SSW, fresh; heavy rain
FOREIGN PORTS.

ALICANTE April 26-saed. W Gem, Collins. AlmeriA
TO 6nis III loading for New York trot as bsfore,.
CnA RLorrHrovK. PEI. May 7Cleared bark Erema (Br)
HALIFAX May s-Clearcd bark Gerda (Nor). Olsen. Con-
way. Wales -.
Arrived 18th steamers Nova Scotia (r) Ritche Liver
poo for Baltimore Quebec (Br) Lindad do for Qusbec:
Austrian tBr), Wye, Baltimore Tor Liverpool bark Rama
VIOLA (3r) Prince Bull River for Newcastle, E. leaking
MosrRkAL. May 10 ,Cle.rcd steamers Mississippi {Br.
Tbeare Liverpool; Lake Nepigon tBr). Scott do.
roRr MEpwAY, Ms. May 6-Arrivcd brig Victor (Br).
Rudolph. Now York. . -
Btol fama tNor), stoesen. London Dagmar tBrl. Aa
derson Plymouth banks Henry tNor), Mortcnseu Green
ock Finn (NorJ Borg, Tonsbsrs Nor Ander
son Tonsberg; Canada (rl. Simmons, Cork; Resoute.
Bonde, Hoand Tordcnskjod tNor). scheen, Hull brig
Fanny r tAnO. Andre Troon for Montreal.
Pnsscd Father Point May H. stesmers Moravlan (B.
Graham from Mvsroool W4deusisn (Br,, stsphsns.
nst, Sandy Hook; John LcrwAy 3D. Lorway. Baltimore
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RESCUED AFTER SHIPWRECK.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May II, 1873.
Tho bark sonoma, which arrived here to-day from
Liverpool. has on board Charles s. Hartman, second
mate, and six sailors OF The ship p. r. Aazeltine,
winch was wrecked somo timo ago on the coast Of
Terra del Fuego They picked up by the sonoma
in the Straits OF Lemare, March a. In very destitute
condition, having subssling on mussels for four
teen days they report that curing their WANDER
ings, after leaving the wreck they discovered cave
wnicn contained fragments OF boat, some oars,
articles OF cothing &c. and skeletons OF boats
crew. but nothing by which the castaways could be
dan .,0a d
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A DARKROOM FIGHT.

eight fook place last night In Mcsweeny's liquor
store, at No. So Canal street. between Richard HEX
man, william ii. Allen. OF Wnitostonc, l.. l., and
Michael Fitzgerald, OF Baysidc, l. During
the ,ne,se tho latter was thrown Violently
10 the floor and his left leg broken Onicor Madden,
OF the tenth precinct, who heard tho injured mans
cries help, wont TO the saloon and arrested HicK
man snd Allen Fitzgerald was sent to the Chambers
Street Hospital wbsro hts Injury was properly attended
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A WOAIAN'S LEAP TO DEATH.

ALBANY, N. Y, May IL, 1873.
An unknown woman who took passage the
steamer ST. John Saturday night jumped overheard
quarter to i've O'Clock this morning, when opposite
Casileton, anu was drowned. Mrs. Reed, resident
OF Now York, saw her jump from window near the
stern. Her body recovered about three hours
aiterward near Cocyma lighthouse, and as
undertaker Aarr,gan's rooms. Dscoased wore a
black dress, gray blanket shawl and black straw
bonnet, and Ii apparently about thrty1vo years OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-13
FIRE ON STATEN ISLAND.

IRE broke out ct throe O'Clock yesterday morning
In IN uuoocuped two and bali story frame dwelling,
on Casloton and Bard avenues, New Brighton, $. l.,
near the residence Of George W. Gurus, which was
entirely consumed. The building was owned by Mrs
william vanteDt, ana valued at about 90, 500 The
nro 10 supposed 70 b. Of incendiary origin.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAP TAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters arc informed
thnt by teIesraphng the HERALD London Buroau ad-
dressing Benne No. 40 Flces street. London, or TO tho
Paris Office addressing "Bcnnct 81 Avenue dc POpers
Pas arrivals and departures from European and
ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the Unitcd States the will be oablel to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med.
teYsneau ports will find tho Paris oce the moro economic
cal and expeditions for tele graphing news. =
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SUCCESSFUL PEDESTkIANISM.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BUFFALO, N. Y, May IL, 1878
Michael Byrnc, the Buffalo amateur pedestrian, COM
pleted his 40Omie walk In 12S hours at tho Skatiog
Rink last evening. having five minutes and forty iour
seconds to spare AT the conclusion Of his walk be
stepped upon platform and addressed the immense
throng spectators aud promised II thoy would clear
the truck nc would walk mile rapidly show that
he was IN no way exhausted after bis long walk. The
track was cleared. but his medical adviser wonld
permit him walk aud he retired, protesting against
The advice. There blister on his feet aud but
Tor tho heavy feeling Of drowsness that is upon him
he Is apparently in good condition when he first
stepped upon the track.
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transacling business shall DO extended TO entries
from warehouses;. and take effect probably next
Wednesday
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Bark John Lorwsy tBr,. Lorwsy. from Dublin April II
via shelburnc. NJ.
Harm Ceres tNor), Olsen, from Waterford April IL
Bark Onni (No Abrahamsen, from Stotin March IS.
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BISHOP TuapDEUs AarAr.

Thnddeus Amat, tho Roman Catholic Bishop oi
Monterey and Los Angeles, died at Los Angeles, Cal
yesterday morning, aged sixiy-scven years.
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l. n L nRnwN

j. G. L. Brown died yesterday AT Philadelphia, aged
nity.three years. alter illness OF several days. no
was for many years business manager OF tho Press
under Colonel Forncy.
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YACHTS. srEAnBOArs. 90.

LNOR sEAsON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l. sfEtN
IL boat nearly speed IS miles, capacity 14W pas
sengcrsi handsomely furnished. uEukGE r. PLYMEh-
80 south st.
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suIsCELIAN EOUs

no REMOVE iAIiTAK FROM TIE TEETH 0sR
l. BRVwN's Csmnhorated saponacecus Dcntiriee asa
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Destination. Office.

DATES on DEPARTURE FROM NEw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
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nm JEREMIAH SMELL.

DR.. JEREMIAH BNELL.
Dr. Jeremiah Shell died al hts residence, IN Port
Jackson, N Y, yesterday morning, from dphthc ra.
aged sixty-twoyears. nc had been sick but six days
He was a prominent politician and repr csented Mont.
gomery county IN 1860
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-09
ii A Il RI L D.

On Wednesday evening, April ard: ISIS, at tho
residence of the brlde's parents in Charcstown p,
by Rev. A. G. Hopkins. Mr.. THOMAS c. EARN
SHAW and Miss MAGGIE NJ. DOOLEY-secnnd
daughter OF Mr.. George Doolcy-all of this
town.
III the Methodist Episcopal Church South, on
Thursday evening. March 2S'h. ISIS. by Rev.
DR.. Sanue! Rodgers. Mr.. WALTER w FAULK-
NER and Miss MOLLIE EDDY. daughter of
MI. ". N. Eddy. all of Winchester
On tho 18th of March. by Rev. p. II. Thomas,
Mr.. DANIEL STUCKEY. and Miss ISABELLA
HYATT. all of Berkeley county.
On the 4th inst, at the residence of the brides
brother. Mr.. C. J. Brown. Pembiua, Dakota. by
the Rev. John Scott. of Emerson. Manit Ola. Mr..
JAMES ROBB, of PcmbiHa, to Miss MARY
EMILY BROWN. daughter of the late Thomas
Brown, of West Virginia, anil and -da ohter
of Commodore Charles Doarm.in, U. s. Navy.
In Martinsburg Tuesday. April e. inst, at the
NJ. +. parsonage. bv the Rev Mr.. Amos. Mr..
JOSEPH GRIMES ard Miss NANNY KENNE-
DG. both OF MartinsbuTG.
Near Darkcs, lille. April Cd. inst. by the Rev
E. J.. Wilson. Mr. JAMES ROBERT GROVES.
of Frederick cOunty. Va, to Miss BETSY ANN
GRAVES, of Berkeley county.
.Near DarkcsvilIc. April Cd. inst: by The Rev.
Mr.. Grouse, Mr.. OLIVER p. CARPER and Miss
SUSAN G. CONFER. both of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-09
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- The outlook abroad is more favorable TO
peace.
- The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad was
sold at public auction on Tuesday last. to a
S. Hatch, of New York, representing the
first ard second mortgage bondholdcrs, for
$3.50 900.
T. N Jackson has been arrested and
sent to Jail, at Clarksburs, on the complaint
of woman in Doddridge county, who
charges him with bisamy. She claims that
she has testimony which proves that he has
five wives now living, from whom he has
never been divorced.
- Isaac H. Powell, who was on trial in
the County Court Of Rockingham county,
Va, on the charge of wrecking freight
train on the Valley division of the Balti>
more and Ohio railroad, near Cowan's Cross
ing. last November, by which the engineer
and fireman were killed, was acquitted.
- The store Of J. S. JAMESON 4 Co., at
Wcsecrnport, Nd, was entered by burglars
about two o'clock on the morning CT March
30th. They blew opon the fire proof safe
and stole tEerefrom United States bonds.
promissory notes, and cash, to the amount OF
$4,000. Three men, suspected of the
crime, were arrested at Grafton.
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D | L D..

At the residence of her father. WIN. H. Rus
sell, near Waterford, Loudoun county, On
TnurshHy hat il the 25a year Of her age
nervous irrlFatiOn OF the brain.
At Gap View" near Dufliclds. Mlrch ed.
ISIS; OF C%fHSMImrtion. Mis- ELL Mi Il
At Raverswood. Loudoun county. March 18th,
Of Pnenmonia; nftcr short but painful illness,
CHARLES H. NICHOLS. aged 81 yeaIs.+ months
and days.
At hcr home. in Lincoln, Louloun comfy, on
March 9Th 1913. LYDIA ALICE CRAVEN, in
the Cefh year of her age.
In Martinsburp. on the gel nit, Mrs. ANN F..
ELLIOT, wife of Chas. Elliot. in the 4sth year
of her age.
In MartinsburS. on tho 2ed ult.. Mrs. Nc
ELRCI. i'll tue Nth year of her age.
Near Hadgesvillc March 18th. 1878, Mrs. JANE
HEDGES. wife of Enoch Hedges
On Sunday. March G1st. at the residence of
Mrs. Sarah G: Shepherd. Brrryvillc. Mrs. ANN
CLOUD. vile of James ClCud. in the 18th year
of her age.
In Baltimore, on Sunday morning. March 81,
ISIS, after = l!nEcIing liners OF pneumonia,
FRANCIS RAYMOND, a ged4 wears. months
Mary R. Staub.
Near Hil!sborough, Va, March 10Th. 1878.
SARAH, second daughter of Geo. A. Rector,
Esq.
Again death has invaded this happy house
hold and claimed for its victim, of its fairesr
and most ID lovely inmates The subject of this
when all the finer feelings and femanine viz
tues were fully matured-wEen too she
about to consummate her plighted troth-Alas,
how true Sin tie midst of life and the antlcipa-
ton of its brightest hopes. are in DEATH
After long and most painful illness, which she
bore with that meek and submissive christian
spirit, which. ever characterizcs the true
woman. she willingly resigned her pure spirit to
that God who gave it. Before the final hour
however. she called around her couch-her 10y
ing father, mother and sister, exhortine them
to meet her in Heaven spoke of beautiful
visions she had had during her affection of
minlstoring A2els beckoning her home. and re-
peatin- songs of praise. The memory of Sarah
will long be cherished by those who know her
we'll. and loved her most. and the high estima-
ton in which she was held by. tic entire COM
eoncourse of friends who followed her to her
last resting Mace. Though dead in the flesh,
she vet lives in the spirit, and adds but another
to the loved ones in Heaven. Nav tliev too
when the Master calls, have their lamps
trimmed and burning" aud DO ready to Join
hands With her il the bone prepared for the
faithful.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-09

RAILROAD MEETING.

N holders of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company ncld ut the Court House, IN Front
Royal. on Tuesday, the SrG day OF April 1877
the following resolution was unanimously
ahap:cd "Rtso!r'd. That the annual meeting Of
the 81 ockhodcrs of he Shenandoah Valley n.
in MAY, instead Of tie rst Tneaia s in April
aud at the city of Winchester, Va, instead of
Font Royal" In conformity Herewith, the
annual meeting of the Shenandoah VALLEY Rail
roah Company will be held the Hart Hotel"
WmchcStrr. Va. at I2 o'clock. on WEDNES-
pose of tectinr PrcsIdcnt and RodSd If Dire
loIs t" serve the ensuing yca-. nd to attend to
any oShcr business that NAV come before the
meeting. JOSEPH Il. WRIGHT,
Sccy s. V. r. Il. Company.
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NOTICE..

UAVING purchased tho cntirc stock of Dry
IL Goods. Groceries, Notions, Q leensware,
Boots and Shoes. &C.. of d. s. Hughes, the
new firm, at the old stand. corner. of Main and
Lawrence sis. 1t will be our instant object to
keep in stock n select line Of goods. and dispose
of them at such prices as tho times demand
We therefore invite call from the public.
mamds :or goods in our linc, and pIehging our
personal efforts 10 please in every particular.
d. S. HUG HE'S & CO.
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Change Of business.

FTNHE mercantile establishment of the under
l. signed having passed into the hands of ID
t,s nrey;n ~ i,,d"htnJ ~ nim fit thoIr ar.
counts must lie settled at once. He returns
thanks for past favorS. and solIcits tor the new
firm liberal share of the public patronage.
D. 5. HUGHES.
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- The residence Of Mrs. Mccormick
widow of the late Col Francis Mccormick, }
situated Oh the home place to the left of the
turnpike leading from Berryvlle to Castle
mans Ferry, was destroyed by fire last
Thursday afternoon, together with some fnr-
niture belonging to Mr.. T. Mccormick.
The fire is supposed to have been communi>
Gated to the roof by sparks from the chin
ueT- Ola, La Cour;cr,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-09
BLACK oAKBARK.

7 WILL buy good BLACK OAK BARK that i.
= properly taken and cured sseoro irg the
loving directions. and pay CASH for Il NJ she rate
OF 50 per Cord ofi25 feet reinforcement, delivered
at my Mills in Winchester, Vnsinis, snd - on
Cara at any Psint from Mariipst Org 10 Harrison-
burg bot the Cars must be carefully and ris,,iv
piled and filed full all that can be xotten in-ia
much per car. &c.
DIRECTIONS: -Commssee takin 4 the Bark. ss
soon ss IL will peel veIl-ruu frssIy-ssd be sure
10 take the bark from ths upper part the md
limbs. for the young bark 10 more heshy and bet
ter than the old bark, which 10 mostly ross the
BARK should not be broken up too much, sBd must
be Of average thiekness, the heavy butt bark by
it.rh will not be bought at full price The sut-
will prevent jts curling, also protect the inside
from the weather. which being the part used,
must be kept bright and not allowed to get vet
mould, which injures its strength and color. the
all important parts.
March 10. Is7s-4m.
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CHEAP SHOES.

lust opened one Of the ehsa pest lots OF SHOES
- ever offered TO the people of Char Iestovn and
vicinity since the vsr-Fios or Coarse. for 6elf
or dress. and viii Dc cold - short profits. Call
- st:SE-5 ss1DALGARNs.
March ~, 1873 Opposite Carter House.
SUPERIOR Lap Roh<s nsd Hor.s csvsrs. for ..I.
- by DUKE q GALLAHER.
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Thirty Barrels of Corn

in Glib here, in lots of hbls large quantity
cured BACON, 125 lbs. LARD:l fine saddle
HORSE. and in harness has superior. and /
yonnC MARE. years old; Leather Top Shift
ing-rail Buggy, Set Buggy Harness, one No.
MICH COW. yielding Al gallons milk daily;
Heifer Calf of above COW. three months old.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of Six Months
will he given on all sums over $40. purchaser
giving bond and approved security, with IN
terest from date interest tn be RENTED If paid
at maturity. Suns of SO aud under, Cash. -
No property to be removed until terms of sale
are complied with.
Aoreb Of 1879
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REMOVED TO VIRG1NIA.-Ifr. C. =. Heikcs.
former associate IN the publication of the Mai,
bat more recently engaged III business at Dills-
burg, Pa. has removed, with his family, to the
farm i'll Jefferson county, W Va, the purchase
of which was noticed by us some months since.
This farm lies about four miles from Charles
town, on the Berryvile turnpike. and is one of
tic choice farms of that rich aud beautiful agri-
cultural section. Mr. HeiKes has purchased at
recent sales. in this county, some very fine speci
self to improved stock-rasine, in connection
with tho ordinary operations of farm.
IH1gsrstuLcn Nail.
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MIS- G ELLAN E gu s.
49,
DIR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD Fz+s
REMEDIES
NATURAL SELECTION.

IRE not advertised as 'cure-a ais but are
a .necities IN the diseases for which they are
NATURAL SELECTION,
Investigators of natural science have demon
,<r.ted beyond controversy. that threue hoet vac
,aim.I Kin gdom the s'survival OF the nuss;'h
the only Ia mat vouehsafes thrift and perpstuiy-
Does NOS the same prineipIe govern the eommer
ciaI prosperity of N an Al INTERIOR esrno, -
persede superior article By reason OF ssPefet
merit, DR.. Pisrce's standard Medteines have GUY.
rivaled all others. Their sale in the oniteo
States = lone exceeds million Cellars Per an
mum, while the mount exported foots up 70 n
er.I huudred thousand more No business eoe.a
grow TO such gigantic proportioes and rest efss
a. y other ba.is than that of merit. = -
DIR. sAGE.S CATARRH REaEDY.
IsPF Nant Use. =
DIR. S4GE'S CATARRH REMEDY
Its Cures extend over period of 20 yssrs.
DIR. SAGE'S CATERRH MMEDf
IL. sale constantly inereases- ,rsa
DR.. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
Cures by its Mild Soothing Effect
DR.. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
Cures "cold 10 Head aad catarrh. or ozena-
AN oPE NLETTER. 1T SPEAKS FOR
TTSRT.F '.HF . q
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IRE not advertised as ''eure-aiis" but ~
A specifics In the diseases for Which they a. AZ
T.cOmmended- mama ra2 e E4 go ~ -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-09

PERsoNAL.-Horace BeaII. Esq. senior
member OF the late firm of Ii. & F. c. Besll,
of this place, has bought the entire stock of
hardware belonging to Maj James Law.
EIooff at Charlestown, West Virginia, and
is now in business at that place. We regret
to say that our town has lost one of its most
enterprsing young men. What we have lost
Charlestown has gained. We wish our friend
success in his new place of business.
TFrostburg (.Nd) Nining journal.
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WHITEWASHING.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE

TTNHREE good Sewing Macnines-a New Amer
lean and Domestic, (both new and Il slight
~ used Grover s. Baker-either or all OF them
for Pine Lumber. SnnGles. Pork. Beef Corn or
Flour. Apply ut the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
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Plants p! Plants !!
CHURCH HILL GARDENS.

JNHE subscriber would call the attention of
i the public TO the fact that he has all kinds
of Plants. such as Cabbage, omaIo. Egg. Canli
flower and Sweet Potato Al for sale cheap
for Cash. s. II. WOODY.
April 2, lSI3-}t. Agent.
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March ee. ISIS
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NEW HAND AT THE OLD STAND.

DIANOS.-E Retail price 5000 only S2oU Ior
j Tor Organs. price s 375oniy Sos. PAPER free.
D. F. BEATTY, Warrington. n. J. ap9,4w.
EVOLVERS FREE.-Scven. .hot Revolver
IA with box cartridges. Addreas. J. Down & Son,
1856 Il l3S Wood ST., Pittsburg, Pa. ap9-Iw.