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GOOD NEWS ABOUT THE READJUsTERs.-
The party is almost dead in this county,
and, in fact, in this end OF the Ninth dis
triet.--Pedris6urg Virginian.
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The Educational Journal of Virginia for
May is good No.
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MT A. GREENTREE,
SIS BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,

has just opened
- cases of STRAW HATS, which he offers ut
great sacrifice;
HATS at soc. sold everywhere else at 75c. or 81;
HATS at Coo, ut 75c and 81, selling generally at
from 81 to- 81;
All styles Of HATS for men, youths, and boys;
MACKINAW HATS at 81:
All the latest in GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS at prices to save purchasers at least 80
per cent:
In CLOTHING he has made every effort to present
the very best style, best goods, and the lowest
prices;
FLANNEL SUITS at $3.50;
CHEVIOT SUITS at $3.50 worth Sl2;
All kinds OF CLOTHING for mems, youths. and
boys wear.
Call and see the new prices on goods. No trouble
to show goods. up 23-Iu,Ih,&slm
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The F" mode Of extrication" proposed by
Mr.. GREEN was proposed in the Legislature
several years ago by Mr. FULKERsoN.
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Aggregate balance. ..............." so't92 90
ipstc,d of 3d. as reported by MIR. Rcsliault
\ yerfcation OF which is of record on tne poohs VI
dhn Addition. and accessible to the public.
As bearing upon this subject the public wei Know
the Inability of taxpayers of 1876 and ISL 10 NC
were in The two previous years, and In ADDITION IN
large portion of delinquent real estate taxes or Ls1o
and1 ST. were created by revision OF inc ASSESS s
lit CATION in tile courts and consequent delay IN
the payment. = 1-,,,i. ,o :
licvinr uarics from the payment OF poil-iaN us Il
PREREQUISITE for children entering the public schools
snons1bIe 4. Il. WOODSON,
slwTIt CiCy Collector.
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hIY TIE G d OP EN- ING OF
SPRING GOODS ut
COHEN BROTHERS,
Which has been admitted as the most extensive and
finest collection OF goods displayed In this city,
presents besides tie above features thousands Of In
iuce!ncnts that arc not to be met with elsewhere
THEY ARE OFFERING:
245 dozen VICTORIA TW O-BUTTON * ID
GLOVES, in dark shades, at 45c. pair, the
regular value Of which is $1.25;
$50 dozen OF celebrated make in white, black, and
every imaginable color. at 75c.;
NEW SHADES IN FOUE-BUTTOT OPERA Of 4
most superior quality ut S1.25
Constantly on hand = full line Of LEROY SEAM
LESS, in blacit nd coorcd;
Is dozen ED CiAUNTLETS 1t Coo. the quality
heretofore sold at ! 1925.
They are also In receipt OF very extensive lot OF
HAMBURG EMRROIDERIES,
some few OF which have been wet to very slight
degree, and will be sold ut considerable sacrifice.
Several cases Of handmade SHETLAND SHAW LIS
ut fully one half their value:
% pieces IMPORTED LINEN LAWNS. In spc-
cial designs, 1T ] &c.
in MATING, by which they are enabled to sell
them below any price these goods have ever been
offered ut before.
MATING RUGS-sometling new-Over two yards
in length, elegant patterns, at 90c.;
A large lot Of real TORCHON LACES at much be-
low market value;
Also the BRABANT (Russa) POINT APPLIQUE
and other handsome LACES. ap20
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The e Gilbert elevated street, raiiHay,Y,'.
10 New York " perstea aop TIesdaYf ias
whole length. Itran1 sonssths lower end Of
stsaa City, spy Trinity church, to thesP Parks
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rzyBE REAL FACTS, AND ALL OF

To TIE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND:
Mr.. Woodson's Statements of Facis" are true as
far ms thew go, but he omitted to mention Vely
material fact. . ..., ID. ~"
Tie admits 4 balance against himself
and in my favor of.....................9 5,i92 90
But fails to state that Sl7,42S.9o III ......
cluded in his statement OF my teIin- ... ..
uuen,s of May l, 1875 was due by
the banks of this city, and was paid
by me in the following month oil
June, 1S75......... .................'. 1f,4Ao %
1921 AS
Winch Is the exact sum claimed In my card rs
having collected "MORE THAN HE DID, although
tbo per cent of taxation was heavier when col
lected." .....
Some of tire banks claimed that they had been
improperly assessed in 1874, aud during The pen
dcncy of the question which they had ralsch inc
sums due by them were necessarily emDraced III tle
delinquent list, but having been paid by them 10 me
soon after settled with the Auditor rs ior o'her
regular taxes, without charging the usual extra
commissions allowed for dcinuuents, ut the dates
named in the following statement from The City
Auditors books:
1875.
June 18th. First National l;ank........S S.293 W
June 18th. Union Bank ................. 2,f9Z W
June 10TH Merchants National Bank. 1000 w
June 2ls,. City Savings Bank.......... 9T3 81
June 25tb. State Bank. 5000 &c
Amount as stated above. 81 ',4Ao Nv
1t will thus he seen that what GAINED Is hteraliS
correct beyond all queston-that his delinquent list
WAS s2l ,22l.46 greater during his two years OF
service than was mine during my two years, al
though he had smaler aggrcg. tc amount OF taxes
to collect Can the people afford TO elect man VINO
costs them over $40 900 above his regular commits
sions? Decide too day. Respectfully,
my Tit 0Ol1N 7. NEo-1H - =
A CARD.-Believing that Mr.. A. b.
~ DIJESBERRY Is the choice of the people for
tnc office of HIGH CONSTABLE, hereby with
draw from the contest, and request my 1rlends 10
give him their support. ,.>,ro>r
my 7-1t* --.-. GEOK0E +. Null NN.
T7HE COUNCILMEN OF MONROE
Il WARD ;, - 1,rr,r ..
NJ r.. STRAUS. T. Fl. ELkEII;
". Ii. HAXALL, j. r. ELLYSON,
L. d. HILL.
These gentlemen will be voted for by tne SOHO
men of Monroe Ward. They are seeking no oihces
in the Council, and will be safe guardians OF inc
payers int rests. my GU
VOTERS OF MONROE WARD: The
Y following gentlemen will represent your III
teresls best in the COUNCIL:
G. CAMPBELL,
... ia. +. ID. HILL,
l. n EILYSON. my 7-1t*
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r EFT WELL ENOUGH ALONE!

i H"n
THE OLD COUNCIL FOR CLAY WARD.
FOR BOARD OF ALDERMEN:
Il. W. PICKRELL.
j. q. SPANGENBURG. f..
FOR COMMON CoUNCIL:
ROBERT w. OLIVER,
JOHN j. KING. g..
CHARLES X. SK1NkEE,
JOHN LAIIER,
EDWARD D. CHRISTIAN.
That the present representatives from Clay Ward
have intellipcntly and efficiently discharged their
duty is sufficiently evidenced by the extensive and
iudicious i'm movements which have been made Ill
every mart of the ward during the past two years;
whilst their votes have been uniformly cast the
Correction of abuses and honest and economical mu-
n!cpal government.
Let us reward faithful public service by c2n,ln-
uauce In Office ONE WIN hNoNs.
nv got
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE.

GENERAL TICKET OFFICE
EUROPEAN TICKETS.
Persons contemplating visiting the
PARIS EXPOSITION,
or other points CT Interest In
EUROPE,
would 10 well 10 purchase their tickctsat
A. W. CARRIERS
GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
TICKET OFFICE,
l.. $40 EAST MAIN STREET.
AGENT FOE TuE
CUNARD, WIIrfE-SThR. NATIONAL, HAM
BURG-AMERICAS, NOR T H-G ERIN An
LLOYD, Observation-Disclosures
AND ALLAN OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LINES.
EXCURSION TICKETS IT REDUCED RATES.
sTATERooMs SECURED IN ADVANCE,
STEERAGE TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL
PARTS OF EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES.
RATES THE SAME AS AT THE NEW YORK
AND BALTIMORE OFFICES.
TICKETS SOLD TO ALL POINTS NORTH,
SOUTH, EAST. AND WEST. IN THE UNITED
STATES mt same rates rs at derots.
Information checrfuliy given by letter or other
wise. \. ": GAkBfk:
SO east Main street, Richmond Va
NH 22-eod2m ---------
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The above figures show as follows:
Aggregate Of delinlucnts. 1879 ana ono =,
~ 1885,. "o"oS ~
Aggregate S7g OF aehnauen.s, 69l61 Al
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The New York Nation has not expired,
Mr.. Appel. We receive it regularly.
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PERSONAL.

FO, THE PUBLIC u ..ast4;;t t! Is
In Justice to myself and the office with which am
connectedlttis proper should take some notice OF
q card which appears in, the DtSpatch OF this
morning, signed by Mir. John +. Regnault. II Is
true furnished him the amount OF taxes assessed
by this Office from the books of this office which in
formation is at all times acce sslble 10 the public
ButiI did not know anything about the amounts he
or Mr. Woodson either collected and never gave.
or authorized the use OF my name for
purposes, and 1t has been Improperly used In the
phhlic prints without MY knowledge or appreciation
"a. Respectfully, EDWARD GRAY
Assistant Commissioner Revenue.
RICHMOND, May 8, 1873. my Tits
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n[7@IN DRESS GOODS YOU CAN
find at ~
COHEN BROTHERS
4 magnificent line of every class Of goods, from the
cheapest to the finest imported
SILKS of every description and color. including all
tho Paris novelties In style and colors;
SATINS In all cOl0rs;
BROCADED SILKS in the most beautiful designs !;
BOURETTE aud FEATHERED designs I'm French
dress-goods also, the MILAN and LLAMA !;
In GRENADINES the CHENILLE, MEXICAN,
BOURETTE;
CHENILLE, DAMAsSE, and IRON, In black and
colors;
20 pieces MARSEILLES a. 40c., WORT: from Coo.
TO 7Jc. Ger yard. APP
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lam A CANDIDATE FOR.ELECTloN
i to the position of COUNCILMANfrom Jefferson
Wsrd and respectfully ask the snppor. Q, my ieo"-
ctizens ut the primary eec1o hespe 1snI nv,
my 7-1t* f..: t.sss5E JOhN d. MOLL-OL.--
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e,ANDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.
OFFICE OF CITY CoLLEcToR,}
RICHMOND, May &, 1878. ).

. RICUMONps MAY y, iofo'
,TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND'
/ STATEMENT OF FACTS.-My opponent, M.
John t. Rcanauit, inanifests desperate zsal III MS
efforts TO again occupy the posi- or City Colector
and to such all extent to induce MIN puplSn IN
tho DisDntch of this morning an inquiry. nHo
Serrea the city Bcstf'' which he assumes TO an D
swcr for himself thus :" I, respectfully. John +.
Reenaut."" AS This inquiry will &c answered TO- j.
morrow by higher and more reliable aulhorlty
l abstain from comment, except to say that IN IN
pursuance of ordinance the CITY COiieGtor
required to report to the Auditor on inG i iss
day Of February in each and every year lne
amount OF delinquent personal taxes or mat aate;
In pursuance of which John Regnault reported
on The lst February. 1875, S27,999.S2, ana Isl
February. 1876, Si1.426.S1-making a total Oh
s39.42663. A. II. Woodson reporc cd lst Eeoruary'
1871 Ill GS7 sc and-l at February, 1878, S15,-
al GiG4mSkinp n total of 27,OlS4S. these hg-
1res nnear on The Auditors books Of 1st Febru-
ary, 1875. and 1878, Inclusive. Ut, ct,+o
In regard 70 delinquent real estate taAe' HIS sl"'e
ment Is us follows: ...... r. ..
. Regnault's Delinquent
CIV LIST May, 1872. Sl2,4UI III
Reguault'S delinquency -ar.. ..,-@
1st May<1S76...... 1891 VI 600 5Ae17
"Woodson,s delinduen- .'..
cy lst May. 1871. S2O,947 IL --... ..-r. 49,
Woodson's delinquency
1S' way 10 - S42.143 60"
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Woodson,s delinduen-
cy lst May, 1871. S2O,s47 Il
Wo0dson's delinquency
LIST May. 1S7S...... 81, l0o 90 .
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airlllllollll lsllat1

TUEsD & Z. VS. .
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ITO THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARD.

~ :. s. CLAY WAR;, May 4, 1878.
EDITORS DISPATCH: Tn response to q
IIcall Of my friends, hereby announce myself
rs candidate for the position of ALDERMAN
from this ward. CLEMENTR. BAHKSDALE.
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A LDERMANs FOR EFFERSON
"A. WARD.-Mauy friends of. h fzJf5'4 ~. ii
~ s.sss DR.. R., G., ,CAHELL ,ti5s s4i5
will support him, for ALDERfANs from jefferson
Wsrd at the primary election TO be held Tomorrow
S5 nv S.2 y = - 800 80 go. z.
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A CARD.-Believing that Mr.. A. b.
+no Once of HIGH CONSTABLE, hereby with
draw from the contest, and request my 1riends 10
give him their support. ;, a~.>,,>>,
nv 2 ltk u EOkO T. L. NUN oN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-02-23

The managers of the Masonic aud Odd Fell
low Dinners aud Suppers a, Charles Wash
iugtou Hall. 2ls, aud 22ud, made very COM
plete preparation for the entertainment Of all
hay inc a desire TO assist these Orders or meet
,he cravings Of the inuerman for substantials
aud de,icaces. The Hall is handsomely em-
bellished ty eversreeus gracefully pendau.
from Ceiling aud walls. and in front Of the
stage is displayed, in huge proportions in gilt
the cmblems Of the two Orders, compass,
square and 10 tie uniui,atsd the euigmati-
ca, q aud the three links Friendship, Love
an Truth the spl,ndid workmanship Of
Msssrs Thomas Earu,haw and b. +. DOoley
This elegant contribution for the present or
uameutatiun OF tie Hall and the subsequent
decoration Of the Lodc &C. attracts the immedi-
ate attention and admiration Of every visitor.
The Hall Is vocal with tho caroliug Of birds
aud ,Le sweet voices Of young girls. A Well,
canupiel after tie fashion Of the Orient, from
whose depths delicious draughts are dispensed
by handsome dark haired. browu-eyed Re-
beccA, Is located at a convenient point that all
NAV lgeuch their Thirst with beverage that
exhi.,ra,es and does not iutoxicata. Justice
is there with her trus,y scales aud lbs;one-uo.
stern. 5g, beautiful, diguifed, graceful aud
exac,uc-to weigh but We hope not Gud
wanting 10 GteraI!tyl ak who desire knowl-
edge yi thyir avuirjUpois. Fragrant coffee, pr
ri.. lot lroa the Incompatible Windsor COT
fcepo;. IS served ty attentive ladies. The
tables are 'uzar.ously laden with good things
-th. m.Hu iu part comprised ofoystegs, salads,
turkeys ducks, chickens, &c. &c. In fact a
ry>, s.yJry AMI apperzius aroma pervades
tie cilcuuauJjclt atmosphere. Tables freigt-
"a With handsome pymmdal cakes, artistical-
D. ICED aud ornaneutgd cakes, tie coutribq-
..yus vf N,ssrs Gustav Brown aud Henry
Dunn of this place aad Mr. John Macarthur
Of uarVers Ferry, aud with pyramid Of con-
served oranges with "a slory-halJ O.! candied
spil,r-v,Js, the work and contribution Of Dir.
PM,T. EuLr markire him as a master in his
profession, aud susar-pllnis, fruits, conlec-
,ous and small cakes arranged beautifully by
,be j4n fingers Of fair lands, greet the eye
Also a ;aL,, bcaut.fed by articles Of vir,u aud
sJ.l.lel by things Of prime uccessiiy-baby-
clothes. Cor instances oeN attended. A BIZ
Die. Furs, Cakes. &c, are to be presented to
Orders, by vote and to individuals esteemed
or good looks aul e1cglleucies y Joseph
Goldsmith donated tbe Furs with his accus-
TONED HbeEl'i,y The two Bands a!ternatein
discussing their best selections in their best
way. TIE Feast closes to-ujgLt-Fdday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-02-23
Below is handsome tribute to Rev. Jno. W.
Lea from the Martiusburg Statesman:
The Episcopate of West Virginia.


wear not member Of the p. Z. church, but
We have very warm feeling for 1t. In our
opinion nothing outside OF the Bible approaches
its Iitany in tho portrayal OF mans dependence
on the mercy Of his NJ aker, aud his absolute help
lessness without Divine guidance. We never
hear, sinner as We are, the grand old Litany re-
peated but We come away, for that day at ieass'
better creature. In a secular sense, no otner, we
take some interest in the election about to De had o
q Bishop of the 7. f. Church, of w. Virginia. vi
all the branches of The protestant church the l.
f. is the weakest in point OF membership. ny,
we shall not undertake 10 say. But the opporiu-
nity now presents ITSELF in the election oil bish-
op, TO enter upon, for the first time, Jealous
evangilizatiOn ThequestOn addresses isei the e
fore, who Is the man 10 carry forward the "orA
OF the church Judging from our standpoint we
unhesitatngly say that the Rev. Jno. W. Lea,
rector OF Trinity F. T. Church in this city, Is the
man for the position. Ia the IN idde age OF lie,
profound student OF theology, for which his studies
at West Point, where he graduated with distin-
guishe ed honor laid an excellent foundation, what
ever NAV be SAID OF a military education IN con
tradistinction that Of theology, his pulpit eio-
ouence, hts piety, his conservatism, his popular
manners, his energy, his whole-sou ledneSs IN the
cause OF his Master--a presbyter who counts not
personal sacrifice in winning souls 20 Christ-nor
hesitate sling his saddle bags across MS snoul-
ders aud surmOunt the bUldest creg OF tue Alle
GAMES were il necessary 10 further his Master ;
Kingdom. Such man is Rev. Jno. w. Lea, and
such are the personal characteristics needed ior
the first Protestant Episcopal Bishop oi west IT
ginia. In saying this much for Mr.. Lea, we nave
nauht 10 SAY of the claims of the other distinguish
ed clergymen who have been named IN connection
with the high oiice they are worthy undouoted,
IL OF the dIstiction, but we say that none VIII
more earnestly do the work Of prelate than the
subject OF this notice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-02-23

At the residence Of her son-inlaw. Mr.. Thomas
johnson. near Mjddleway, on the 9TH Of Febru-
ary. lstS, Mrs. CATHARINE CHAMBERLlN,
aged so years. Q months aud days.
4 the residence Of his son, VIM. d. Smith,
ESQ. in Clarke county. Va, on FRIDAY night,
FED Is, ISIS, Mr.. f. JAQtELlNE SMITH aged
about SO years
At the residence of his brotherin-law Mr..
Frank Gardner, in thi, county on Sunday last,
Feb. 18th. ISIS, Mr.. JOHN kEYES, in the nth
year OF his age.
In Winchester. Frederick county, Va. on
Tuesday. the H. February. ISIS. at the residence
Of Mr.. Charles b. Hancock. Of typhoid fever,
LULA A. SMITH. daughter of y. II. Smith, Of
Loudoun cOun,v Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-02-23

ALARMING SYNrrONS.-A cough or cold, II not
promptly attended to may result in an ioccrSo lie
lung disease. For all diseases of the throat,
breast and lungs bronchial or asthmatic alice
tions, Dr.. Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry is pleasant and certain cure. Il pro-
notes expcctoration and removes all diseased mat
Ter which obstructs the lungs. the liberation Is
healed. and the sufferer is restored 10 perfect
health. Trial size bottles p cents regular size
StO0. Il the bowels are cos.ive Or liver dIsoF-
dered. take a few doses Of DR.. Swayces Tar and
SarsapRrilla Pills which will evScuate the bowels,
and is o. vital importance, relieve the contested
liver and remove ali billiousness. % cents a
box. These valuable remedies are sold at the
leading drug stores, or can be had by writing to
Dr.. SWayue Son, Philadelphia. For sale by
druggists generally. ieb. l6-Iy'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-02-23
Church NOtes.

Rev A. c. Hopkins preached at the colored
NJ. f. Church on Sunday nigh, by invitation.
R,v Dr. Arbogost viii preach in the Nj. f.
Church, South. in this place on Sunday. Feb.
2ith, morning aud night.
The Baltimore Conference NJ Z. Church,
South. will meet in Baltimore on the 9th 81
March.
The Baltimore Conference NJ L. Church.
North will meet in Cumberland on the 9Th
Of March
The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of
West Virginia will meet in CharleStown, for
the election Of a Bishop, on the e1th instant.
Bishop White will preside.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-02-23

Beautiful HArR.-From :. A. Tynes, well,
known citizen OF Wilson. n. C.:-My wife h2d
suffered Tor ten or twelve years with kind Of
dry letter, which KEEP: the scalp covered with dan e
duff. and caused the hair TO tall outand get very
thin and turn gray, but after using three bottles
"I.ondon Hair Color ReStorer" the letter was
cured and the gray hair restored to its original
color. the hair stopped falling out and is growing
beautifully. By telling of the effect il has on the
head of NV wife | have induced a number 10 try
Il, and want YOU to send me one dozen bottles
Nv express. enclose post office order for $ to
nav for IT, " London Hair Color Restorer" Is
sold az T. cents bottle by all leading druggists.
DR.. Swayne Son, Philadelphia, sole prQprie-
tors. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-02-23

"IrcHtxG Piss Is one Of the most annoying
diseases in the world, and all can hnd prompt
and certain relief BY the use Of "STayne's Oint-
meu," The symptoms are moisture, like persPi-
ration. intense itching, particularly at night
WIN. =. Grove, L. ). Marshal's office, Harrison
burg. Va, writes suffered twenty years from
Ibis terrible disease, consulted many Physicians,
Bat found no permanent relief until l used
Swaynes Ointment IL also cures letter, PIN
plies all crusty, scaly, itchy skin diseases, eav-
ing the skin clear and smooth without blemish.
Sent by mail to aay address on receip; of price.
SO cents a box, boxes tl.25. \ idress letters to
Dr. Swayae & son, $50 North sixth ST., Phiia-
delpbia. sold by leading druggists. ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-02-23
MARRIED.

On the 10th Of February. ISIS, by Rev. J. 4.
McFadru. JEREMIAH IIAINES and Miss VIC
TORlA HOWAED-Gotl Of this county.
On The evening Of the l4th inst, at the resi-
dcnce OF The brides parents, ncar Middleway,
this county. by the Rev. Charles G.. Fisher. Mr..
HARRISON GETZENDANNLR. OF Monroe Co.,
Missouri. 70 Miss FANNIE f., daughter OF George
and Elizabeth Myers.
At summit Point on Thursday. February It'll.
ISIS. by Rev. =. G.. Ferdu>ou. Mr. GEORGE ".
ELLIOTT and Miss MANY +. HARMON-all of
Jefferson county.
On Feb. 4ih, at the VI +. church. in Martins
burg. by Rev. J. Edwin Amos JACOB Il. PLOT
NEi, % Miss NANCY F. rYSON-bo,h OF Berke-
lev county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-02-23
VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ CHARLES1OWN
For sale PRIVATELY.

rT'HE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on ihc corr
ner Of Congress and Water street 10 Charlie
t,vn. 10 Tor sale low and upon easy terms. Il isa
Brick House, with Frame Wing under new Roof
containing Nine Rooms and Kitchen, and beti
Cellar IN town. The other Improvements on he
lot are Stable, capacity fof four horses ard two
cows; Cutting Room, Corn Houfe, Carriage
House and Hog Penal under one Roof, o Brick
Smoke House. and large and Excellent Cisicru
Comnodious Stable and Wood Yard. Choice
Fruit Trees upon the premiscf eonsistiug Of g.
teen PEACH TREES, best varieties; four APPLE
fkEES-Goldon Pippin, Rambo, Ssect abG
Dwarf and extra early June Applcs; Cooscber-
rics Currants; 81. Green Gage cndtyo Siberian
Crab Apple Trees-whte and yellow; No. }
Hart Cherry Tree, two hofelio 90. Hops, A.
parsgus and large Hot Bed. The Garden Lot u
: acre-rich and productive.
P0rches % Brick Structure and O. the Wing
all 10 good repair. ThoIot under good fence, con-
tains about x II acre.
Price 81. 500 Cash, or 81 .C00-one ;hiFd CASH.
and balance IN two year, the deferred payments
- be secured By Deed n Trust 90 the prentice
JOSEPH II. EASTERDAl.
Oct 20. 1871
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