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, 1879-02-02

IN It's review OF Jan. 30, the Cincinnati fFtet
current tays:
There has been material falling off IN the
aggregate receipts Of hogs the past week at leading
western points, botn as compared with several
lng week last year, At Chicago the supply has
Decn well maintained, but other places, including:
SOME OF the interior packin: points, hare been
drawing upon the market to an unusual extent.
The total number Of hogs now packed at the NIX
large cities since Noy. is l. 52, 0Oo or l. 0 coo
more itan to salne uate last yeAr, and 70 00o more
than the entire number 10 March / last year Tie
totai number packed during the past week is $50,
ouu head, which is the smallest number in any
week excepting one (durus the holidays) since the
nrss "eek or the present season. and is l0o, ooo
less than the weekly average since Nov. !. At
kansas City, PACKING is actively progressing and
TIC lst OF January estimate for tie season las
already been rcached 1t is reported that At Atchi-
son packing operations continue On liberal scale.
oat we haye no definite returns"
MESS poEk-Was irregular, advancing about
9sa 19s for March, and closing 2!.e higher than on
March Al 50. 45GD0 60; IS, 25o Urls seller April al
So 62Qte. 72N $50 brs seller June ut 10. 10. To-
cash Of Fcbruary; 81. 5sH@o 1s IS for Mach; g. Is
o. 67la for April; S9.T714@9 so for May, and
slo: 5 90 for June. Old pork was quoted At 81. 90
Prime mess pork was quoted at Ss. o00S. so, and
extra prime at S7.:25GlG so.
LAnp-Was irmer earlier. but closed shnue
ts tsa cash on >. dsy sss wf1s ef Of
Feozuacy Ut 50 10; l., 500 tcs seller March
At 80 1905 50; Il, 500 tcs seller April at Sc 500
GEO: total, 30, 750 tcs. The market closed steady
at 81. 32H@6.55 for spot or February; So. 4O;es
q: ~ tor March; 81. 5o@6. 5.4 for April; and
S6. 60IG. G215 for May.
.MEArs-wcrc in very good demand, and gcner-
aly firm, though quoted tame at the outset. The
trndins was chiefly in Ices! fntares. There was,
however, good inquiry for shipment, and several
orders were untitled because limited below the
views OF holders. Sales were reported OF 3, AGO.
COO lps short riba at S. 3213.G4 IS for February,
s445gI.35ls for March, S4:554E4. 60 for April,
and - 20 for May; $50 boxes do ut 81. 80
eG4.a spot; 100 boxes long and short clears at
S462.1: - boxes short ccars at 81. rs; 50 boxes
Cumocrlands az 4szc; =, 600 pcs and 100, 600 lbs
green hams lbs) at 35ic; so, 900 lbs do (l lbs}
u 5:sc; E23 tcs sweet picked hams at 6D6aic.
The following were the prices Der 100 lbs on thu
leading cuts:
, 1879-02-02

in this city Saturday morning: cars No. 2
winter wheat, 2 cars mixed, 13 cars No. 2 hard
wheat, II cars No. 2 spring, 1o3 cars No. do,
Il cars rejected, car no grade COS wheaD;
cars yellow corn, &c cars high mixed, Ii cars new
d. % cars new mixed, lis cars No. 2 corn, s
cars rejected c,334 corn); is cars white outs, 10
cars No. mixed, cars rejected (33 oats); cars
No. rye; 2 cars No. barley, 8 cars extra do,
i cars feed g barley. Total, 400 cars, or 203,-
600 bu Inspected out: 81 ,o92 bu wheat, 81. .1s3
bu corn, 1879 bu oats. 1921 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
of breadstufIs ind live stock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
&ndinn ar date.
, 1879-02-02

The following shows the receipts and ship,

~ NEW YORK SATURDAY.
Feb. 31.-Rcceipts- 10,725 brls: wheat,
113,75o bu; corn, S7,40o bu; outs, $3.50 bu;
corn-mcal, 404 pkgs; rye, 5,l02 bu: barley,
1Sos2ss bu; malt, 100 bu; pork, 3Gl brls; beef,
3,62i tcs; cut meats, 1858 pkss; lard, 4,7SS
tcs: whisky, Ass brls.
Exports-For tweutv-four hours-Flour,
17,ooU brls: wheat, 200 bu; corn, 61, 900 bu.
GOODS RECEIVED
at port Of Chicago Feb 1: Il. a. Law g. Co,
63 casks grease; Elgn National Watch Com
panr, 3 cases watch material; Fowler Bros, 115
sacks salt: L. Wolf Manufacturing Company,
Is crates earthenware. Collections, S2,87G.
, 1879-02-02

demand for extra 8, which was stronger under
small offerings. No. 2 was nominallS lower, oe
Ing quoted at the close at Sfl:c for March a9u ~
S:;t:QlS4c for the month cash. Extra . itesn ia
eold at 47H4Sc in A., D. l. Co.'s closing ae tns
inside, and Galena receipts at 47c: Kegular 20
was quoted ut +c. Do for March sold at
closing at the inside. No : was quiet at 3oQ2c,tG, 2
and feed at 240J25c. Samples were dull Casa
snles were reported Of 4, 400 bu extra at 371:aD
4sc; 2, 400 blu by sample ut 35GT5c on track.
Total 6, 500 bu.
MORNING CALL
Mess pork-Sales. II, $50 brls, at 50. 55@e. go
for March, and 50. 70@9. rs for april. Lard
J.. $50 tcs at SO. 45@G. 47z for March Short ribs
loo, 600 lbs at S4.47M for March,
, 1879-02-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Less Active Market for Govern
ment Bonds.
Strong Demand for Discounts"
AWeak Stock-11arket.
The Produce Markets Steadier,
with Rather Less Doing.
Wheat and Pork kFirmer--Stocks Of Pro.
duce--Movemento Of the Week.
FINANCIAL.


Purchases Of Government bonds were OF
small lots, and those, of course, almost e1-
c1usively per cents. The per cents are being
exchanged continuously for the per cents.
The market was weak. The IS Of 1851, which
cannot be called are steady at 1o6}s, the 5-20s
Of 1867 we're of II to 1Dlaz, and the 5-20s OF
1868 36 to l02. The l0-40s were unchanged at
lU4s<. The new IS of 1851 dropped X to
l04ssz, and the new AIS advanced X to 10G.
The per cents have been marked up to 100
bid and 10o1< asked.
The Assistant United States Treasurer at
Chicago is now paving the interest on Govern
ment bonds in gold when it is wanted. The
entire February interest will amount to $6.-
co., and It is expected that most Of the
bondhoIders will prefer greenbscks to coin.
Gold is not in active demand. The brokers re-
>,,-+ rro,, .,,.. ~ 1nu<
, 1879-02-02

Missouri Railroad rose s6, to 116M@1l7. Chi
cago, Clinton & Dubuque sold and was offered
t50
The gross earnings Of the Hannibal g. st.
Joseph Railroad Company are reported as fol-
lows:
1878. 1879.
Third week January. .see ga $50. 10 Inc. S3476
The following were the fluctuations Of the
active stocks for the dar:
, 1879-02-02

Long clears quoted at 81 321,a loose aud 81. 47hx
boxed; Cumberlands. 81. 75@5. 90 boxed long cut
hams, 71:D74c; sweet~pickled hams. 6EG7c for
III to Ii ID average; green hams, o2l@5S for same
averages; green shoulders, 3.sI3Ec.
Bacon quoted at 4AAtGbtHc for shoulders, 45t15c
for short ribs, 505Ac for short clears 7A@e7ac
for hams, all eanvased and packed.
GREAsE--Nas quoted at 5izGt6c for white, ~
@5c for yellow, and 4D41.c for brown.
BEEF PR0DUCTs-Wcre steady and quiet at
S.. COOS. .5 for mess, So. 759. 90 for extra mess
and SIS. 71016. 90 for hams,
TALLow-Was quiet at 6@o1sc for city, and 5s
Gnf}r for counfry
, 1879-02-02

HOG PRODuCTS-Were less actiyc in the apprc-
gate. though fair volume OF business way trans
acted, and the market steauier all round, with
more lrmuess in pork. There was no chanse III
the British quotations, and New York tended down
wards, while hugs st the stock- Tards were steady.
There was fair trading in produce on outside ac-
count
The following table exhibits the number OF hogs
pacscd Al the points named since Nov. l, 1878, ~
compared with the returns OF previous seasons
and the total packing Of the season of l877-'S:
, 1879-02-02
OBITUARY.

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 1.-Dr. J. Z. Morson'
the eminent homeopathic physician, OF this c'l5'
died suddenly this morning Of paralysis Ran&
attending patient
, 1879-02-02

The schrs Naiad and Owasco were added to
the list Of chartered vessels Saturday, the TWO
carrying about a, 900 bu corn. Engagements
have been reported since Jan. l for about 81, 900
bu wheat The demand for vessels is small, and
rates are steady at &c for corn and 61lc for
wheat to Buffalo.
STOCKS.
The stock Of flour in this city on Feb. was
T1Sl brls, against 73, 707 bris on the same date
iu 1875, and s., 81 brls on Jan. l, 1879
The Secretary Of the Provision Call Board re-
ports the stock OF provisions in Chicago on Feb.
as follows: Mess pork, new, 15s, LOO brls; do,
old, 10000 brls; lard, 15S,476 1cs. On Feb i,
1878. 123,9n brs mess pork, 81 200 brls old
do, 103,953 tcs lard. Tl'e stock OF mess pork in
New York on the same date, lS7!, WAS 57,459
brls, aud Of lard, 67,2o6 tcs, against 5s,y31 brls
aud Il, 7SS tcs On Feb. !, 1875.
MOVEMENT OF WHEAT.
The fn1fo{yinr einVs thfa rerni1fs md chin
, 1879-02-02

The 1oloWlng were the receipts aud ship
mcnts Of the leading articles Of produce in this
city during The twenty-lour hours ending at
o'clock on Saturday morn,ug and correspond
ing date twelve mouths ago:
, 1879-02-02
BREADSTUFFS.

BREADSTUFFS.
FLOUR-Was very quicr, exccp. the sale OF one
round lot e, 600 bags) for export, and there was
no materia change in prices. Sales were re-
ported OF 400 brls winters at 81 05z14. So /, 400
brlB double extras at $3.40G4 90; and 100 brls
extras at 50 90. Total, l, 900 brls. The follow
inr ,r;a the nominal ranpe of nricea.
, 1879-02-02
By TELEGRAPH.
tEty fDRE.

By TELEGRAPH.
HEw YoRE.
70 the Tkstern Associated P7sss.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-GoycrEments steady.
Railroad securities firm.
State bonds dull.
Stock market dull, and alternately weak and
strong through the day. At the opening, prices
advanced 13@1S per cent, but soon declined Il
to 2. During the afternoon there was 4 recoy-
cry OF y to rs per cent, followed BY reaction
Of u to IL per cent, and at the close by q re-
covery Of IS TO * per cent. The principal ac-
tlvity was in Northwestern, st. Paul, Lake
Shore, Erie, and Delaware. Lackawanna s. West
cru.
Transactions aggregated 156, 600 shares, 1900
being Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, $500 Wabash,
II, ,UJu Northwestern common, UDu Northwest
cru preferred, Is, 0O0 st. Paul common, $500 St.
Paul preferred, 26, 900 Lackawanna. tl,000 New
Jersey Central, 1900 Michigan Central, LOGO
Cleveland: Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis,
2,C00 Ohios, G,o0o Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail, :tnd i, 7O0 st. Louis, Kansas City s. North
ern.
Money market easy at 211@3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, HI4H.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, at 4s5; sight,
4s7A.
The weekly bank statement is as follows:
Loans, increase, IS, ~, ,22G0; SPECIE increase,
Sl,20l 600; lcgal-tendcss, increase, $441,200;
deposits increase, Si,23S, ,0o0; circulation, de-
crc3sc, S13l, ,00o; reserve, increase, 1851, 500
The b2nks now hold $l7,6T.300 in excess OF
their legal requirements.
, 1879-02-02

Latest quotations for February delivery on the
leading articles ioE the last two business days:
, 1879-02-02

LONDON, Feb. 1.-Consols, for money, a6 SIG.
American Notwithstanding, 13; Erie, 2615;
preferred, 49s5.
United States Bonds-'67s, 1o4; 1o-4os, 107;
new SIS, 107; 451sSs, 110.
Amount ut bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balance to-day, 4l,00O.
PARIS, Feb l-Rentes, 1l0f SOc, TX. int.
, 1879-02-02

The following table shows the shipments Of
product from this city during the periods named;
, 1879-02-02

Totalg gross wight, ios-
Lard ..,....,. . s. 532. 728 rs. 800, 24o
Hams. .+.......... .. G, ,OS4, S04 ~, 26}, jsi1
Sides Il, GGa, 8G9 14o, a03, a3J
Shoulders ...,.. 303, 1873 2D, 44j. -I:13
In its review OF Inn 40 the Cincinnati Price
, 1879-02-02

CHICAGO, Feb. That d code Of the settled
rules and principles Of the common and statu-
tory law is practicable will be admitted by
many who deny its desirabiitY. The objections
urged may be repeated with the answers which
have been stated before.
/. 1t is first objected that it Is not possible to
reduce the entire law to"a complete and perfect
statute.
Tins Is conceded, but its force as an areu-
mcnt is denied II the objection be valid to q
code as perfect as may be, it is also valid as to
any system Of law, for no system Is perfect. II
society shall deny itself 4 code because perfect
one cannot be devised, it should for like reason
deny itself all government. for a perfect
government has never existed.
The objection would have some force if it yas
proposed 20 abrosate all law save that expressed
IN the code, as was doae in the Code Ju,riuja,,.
- We foroid," sad the Emperor in the Consu-
tutlon promulgatlng the first code, '< all plead
ers ana advocates, under penalty OF making
themselves guilty of fraud1 any o,her statutes
lhan those Which arc inserted in our code, Or to
quo1c otherwise tnan Us written therein: for
THESE Constitutions, together with the works of
the ancient Interpreters OF the law, must suffice
to decide all suits" In tile Constitution pro-
mitigating the Panuects he said:
Let no 1ur1st at tue present time or in the
future Care to annex commentaries to these
laws; we only permit TRANSACTIONS Iron, Lain
INTO Greek, and the summaries called parq!ittG
intended to describe the ARTICLES; but not .utey-
n1easoass m or rather pervesaones. Penalties due
snail contravenc this prohibition"
=, Ike prohibition attended the PRONUNCIATION
OF the new code. It's said that Napoleon cx-
GAINED, - Ally code lis LOST" when informed
I'laI;1t was the text Of q commentary. Even
pe;e that it should ab7o@ate all law not
thefeln written, and leaving all cases fur
, 1879-02-02

The following were tle exports from New
York Tor the week ending as dated:
Feb. /, jan. So, Feb. 2,
1870 1870. 1878.
Flour, brls.... 49,. III. l20 35, 10 ~, Ol5
Wheat. bu. ..511, ,37G G7:, $40 SEE, C:35
Corn lu ::,116 O!}4 :G3 700 81 Bo:5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16
ErtenSjUe Sale

OF
SOUTHDOWN AND COTSW0LD SHEEP.
.V1HE Subscribers second ANIMAL Sheep Sale viii
take place at " S,rathmour." near ut. Jack
son. Shenandoah county, virginia, Immediately
on the Valley Branch of the Bait. o. L. l., on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2o'h, 1879.
VIII be sold,
100 Pure bred reerling Southdovu and Cots
void Bucks.
100 Pure bred Yearlins Southdown and Cots
void Ewes.
100 High grade Cotswold Yearling Ewes and
Eve La;rbs ci his own raising.
The NOS. of the sheep were bred by The late
Brutas J. CLAY, by Henry CLAY Snr., !. !. Me
gibbcn l.. N. Bedford, Mr. kennald and other
well known Kentucky breeders. They are Choice
ard desirable.
lie hopes % oEer some 20 ~ 81 Head Of young
pedigree Kentucky Shorthofns Of both sexes, at
the same time.
S,.le ,ril Commence NJ II o'r'oct promptly
Lnuci at o'clocf Sue resumed ~ , o'cioet.
TERMS Fifty dollars and under cash over
80 DAYS will De- given tor satisfactory negotiable
paper. ~
Trains on the morning Of TIE Sale vii! leave
Washington 40 3 CLOCK Frederick, 5.45; lla-
gerstown. 10: MartinsbGrg. 25; stanton,
no; arriving 40 10 o'clock and returning the
same day-stoppiug at all way stations. Tickets
athaif fare rates aud good for three days
GILBERT :. MEEM.
Col J. p. Muir, Of Kentucky, AuctiCneer.
August , 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16
Notice.

Z AN now administering on my estate, after a
I period of upwards OF "a years as a Constable
aud a Deputy sheriff in the Southern District
of this County, and make n balance sheet in my
favor OF many dollars due me. Those indebted To-
p O in aav manner will soro costs by calling and
settling the same on or before the 2Oth Of Janua-
nv next; after that day | shall make clean
si-eep without regard % race or color.
Persons owe will have nothing but money
% paw with ID can collect ten cents "a ihc dollar
OF what is Justly due me, and will pay as soon as
West Virginia laws will make Il. II this does not
suitthclr convenience they use their pleasure.
ask no Jurors JOSEPH STARRY.
D.o Gn l-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16

CRH 4 WEEK in your own town, and no
900 capital risked You can give the bust
ness trial without expense. The best oppor,uni-
Is ever offered for those willing to work. You
should try nothing else cu:il yoa see for Yourself
what you can do ut the business we Offer No
room t. explain here. Iou can devote all Foug
time or only your spare time to the business and
make great pay for every hour that you work.
Women make a. much rs men. Send for special
private terms and particulars, which Nc mail free.
g Outfit free. Don't complain Of hard times
while sou have such a chance. Address II. uAL-
LETT CO., Portland Maine.
Aug. l6. lS79-lv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16
CuuLFsrovy, August Nc, lS79.

MEs,as Epir0ss FREE Pass.
Afer a lapse pf nearly fourteen years desire
sou O. rcnu1lish the above advertisement terbai
iu GO iiiero';n ! am ready % carry cut the same
embraced in the above; and do hereby author
Use Mr. >. shelley Smith % receive any monies
duo me, and his receipt shall be- good for the same
he will have all NY Bonds Notes. &c.-pay or
settle with him Persons having any business
with me. personally, will have 10 do so within the
next fifteen days. after that, il they seek me they
vii. not hud me for one 10 three months. IL owe
YOU any money or am bound Tor any as security,
/ will pay tie Same within ten days.
Respectfully,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16
Dental Notice.

DR. MCCORMICK vii! visit Charle,,own, Pro-
IL fe,tioaaHy, on SEPTEMBER SIN, and re-
man week
~ Office az Carter House,
August l6, ls79-J t.-Spirii COPY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16
i BODE
PHOSPH ATE
CT
LINE.
LINE.
IL. 4. Alexander, Agent.

rgNHIS is the Fertilizer that Revolutionzsd the
trade. Farmers had been paying from 81;
10 $50 per ton for Fertilizer when Introduces
tSistb-ee years arc and astouished them by sell
ling itat on fourth less per than they had be-
fore paid Many hesitated.to use Il. All the Fer
tilizer Agents laughed at t.and remarked Zone
season will wind ii up and the erring farmer will
come back 10 his first loyc' But, alas for their
prophesyings the result was wonderful year alter
year. Noe the same Agents solicit your patron
ace and tell you they eau sell you Fertilizer just
as good as the Dissolved Bone Phosphate of Lime. "
Nine is the Fertilizer they all fgbt and for the
reason that the farmerwauts 1t. lie says g IL has
done the work; yours may be the same don
doubt your word-but must bay that which has
brought about such wonderful results"
refer the trade 20 the following gentlemen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16
News and Times about Winchester.

From Tie Nprs.
NJ. I-l,..~.I Grin, u ,-o,,r., ,,,n on,-
.,..f ~ ,ai.t ,,... 60, h,lIis ,o,
IL. i,,. ne,
Irs. love anal Miller. assisted by Dr>.
Mcclure. Williams and Bell, last Sunday
made q r's, norton examination 40 The re-
mains Of Hiss Elizabeth Sigaioose. This lady
hal suffered Tor some eight years with an oya-
ran tumor. Size would never submit % an
operation lor its removal. The examination
developed tie fact that her hic might have
been saved 10y such an operation. The tumo7
weiehc. i0 pounds, ana was hcid by S'cH.
der Aeamcrt inns lazy h'd oeen t"pPeu
TWENTY-FIVE times ior tniS tnmor' saI!0ls oi
water beng removed each time.
,..... D.. 7..,.,.
r1
III . '''c ho"f 'i, IueS'''t H'sn' % I''>'
wees. .iI. A'.ue' perry "'" -.u''e'''"
canned ir'ins' i''N ths upper "'ey' were
,l,'l's BOD tLe co,f OF 'i'' Derry i's'-eue' %"
Aa.N S.'e,,' wac" d ,''n nau'eI l3o"' a morse
dee.si, A''lHs nom iI'S'3n oeun'' we oe"e,''
came np. and roughly ordered them 10 maze
room i,r Ian % SIT down between them. Ihey
refused ana i"'''eI N'in @ take seat 'iSg-
".-Ie' ".e'-al," N7 u.''''o d savage assault
kso.kcl him down. ana was teaching him
hester manners. when he drew pistol which
lie placed against Mr. Bcrry's body. and pulled
tlg trigger bct Mr. p. sraspcl bis hand 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16

nRIAR SCYTHES, Patent Fly Fans, Brass
: Kettles, ChufBs, Tor sale by
< 1nrnst9 Duke 4 GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16

The iarm formerly owned and occupied
iy ite at. LalNeu lpckett GEAR Uolsou,
Io1ioul county. was sold hs, wec!, AZ public
sl,e 90 M.ssrs T. C. DtbGlan ana j. MARSHALL
Raw .ugs- $50 acres az SIS 90.
At the Grecpbricr White Sulphur
Springs Sunday there were th.1icen hu1dred
people seated at dinner at one time aud then
ucrc were q hundred or SD outside. This
shows that Che sp5ugs are llu,isains now Il
ever they .,ourisl-d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16
A College professor once said

tia; be who expects 10 rate high in lis class,
must 90, especiorate on the floor Much Of
the hawking and splitting was no doubt,
caused by catarrh, which the professor knew
could be readily cured by the use OF Dr. Sages
Catarrb Remedy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16
Dry Goods,

Notions, Boots. Shoes, Hcts, Cps, C'otdiag
&c, de-,
at Greatly Reduced Prices, il order to make
room for the coming season. Read the following
prices aud be convinced; Richmond Siitch-Down
Shoes, 81 20 Gents Calf Boot, $3.50 up La
dos Slippers. Is cents up DO. Morocco Shoes,
IS cents up do. Lasting Caters, G5 cts. up -
Best Prints cents; ] doz. Spools Cotton, ctF. (;
Wash Poplius. cents; yard-wide Cotton. 81
cts Ladies Hose, cts pr, Gents = do. 5 cts,
aud other goods in proportion. Never were such
bargains offered in CEarlestown; No Auction
the place. First National Bank Building.
Auqusi 3 1870 EIMROD TRUSSELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16
Msrtinsburg Matters.

Martinsburg Matters.
From the Salesman:
Sixty teachers attended the Teachers
Institute conducted by Prof Joseph McMur-
ran.
NIr. VIM. Enller, formerly Of Pied
mont, has taken charge Of the Grand Central
Hotel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16

Senator Coukling has found his peatat
as -NrasanSctt p.,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-16

Charlie toch;or, the ac or, Is dead.
Corli Of Manhattan Beach has cx-
;.l,i.l',..., -. - ''' ''
Lr.....-,. ..,,.,L g, l.. n.rI.r vl.ile
riaia-le,l.sg is unceremouiousl5 kickeI down
stars. SuNh is h,c.
r.4-. lY.ri,rr.l;r..,;, = ..il e., Lo
81. o" -' - -,
M, rel III. soa.iaat.n him,,ll
1t.....-..l.. ..t.... ......-,.r.io,l
= '.. . .'' 49,. .,..., g., ', A.. -,
80, ,, ,'I , r ~, ''...'.,, ''
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ems, AMI , wen SHOWN youns physician. i"
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Special Commissioners Sale
Y aluable Lands
JEFTERsONCOUNTY, WEST "a.

10y virtue Of 4 Decree Of lac Circuit Court az
} jefferson County, entered in the cause Of
Jno. II. Campbcli's administrator v. y. :. White,
Trustee aud others in ctaoccry, Oh the lst day of
Nav. 1879. the undersigned, appointed commits
soncrs for tn purpose, viii Offer for sale, at Pub
lie Auction before the Court House door az
Charlcst0wn,
Tuesday, ihe 2nd of September,
1879, at y o'clock. " those valuable Tracts Of
Land described in the Decree aforesaid as contang
respectively us acres and l1poles and one uudi.
vided fourth part oil 2l5 acres, and 100 acres and
% perchcs-!ess 80 acres and - poles-and an
undivided fourth part OF 2l5 ACRES rs aforesaid
being altogether 81 acres, | rood, and 3j93
perchcs. more or less and constituting in great
part the land whereon ID +. Shoemaker resides.
These lands which constitute oue tract except
small detached tract Of Timber land which viii be
exhibited in the Plat arc among the best limestone
s1ils Of the Shenandoah Nacy; are situated on
the old road leading from Middloway to Minchcs-
ter about miles from the former place, and 81
miles from summit Point, on the Valley Branch
Of the b. Il o. L. r. and are conFenent to Post
Offices, Schools and Churches. TheT are improv-
ed by
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cISO0 TO $1,000 A YEAR, or $ to 20 a
risk. Women 90 as we'll as men. Many make
moro han che amount stated above. NJ one caa
fail,o make money fast. Any one can do the work.
You can make from 30 cts. % 8 an hour by de-
rotiug your evenings and spare time 20 the bust
ness. Il costs nothing - try the business Moth
inc Gkcif lor making money ever offered before.
R1siBess-s lsasaut aud strictly honorable Read
er. &C. sou want % know all about the best paving
business before the public. send Us y0ug address
ard SO viii send YOU iull particulars aud private
rms free; samples worth s. also free; you can
then make I'D YOUR mind tor Yourself. Address
GEORGE SfINSON co, Portland Maine.
Aug. lj, is59-ly.