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District Government Affair.".
LIQUOR LICENSES

LIQUOR LICENSES
Applications for Hauor licenses were approved to-
DAY by the Commissioners as follows: Jos. Fisher,
John w. Oil, Geo. F. KoZel, John Cartwell, B. j.
P Paf. Bio, Catherine Donney Darby Hayden
laghan, John T. Rotchford, John Sherman, Teresa
voight and Catherine ORouke They disapproved
the application OF Mary Mckinney.
RoBBERIEs-Th residence OF Mrs.Mary 8. Carey,
1d " street, was entered yesterday while the
house belonging 70 Dr. Louis Mackall, sso5 street.
was found yesterday to have been robbed Of water
cocks, lead pipe, &c, valued at so.
CHARGE OF SELLING LOTTERY TICKETS Not SUs-
TAINED.-In the Police Court, Judge Smell this morn
ing, JAS F. Molliere, was placed on trial, charged
with selling Louisiana lottery tickets. A young
tors Office with Mr. Molliere testified that he went
to Mr.. Molliere and asked him to get him ticket.
which he did. Detective Block testified that MT.
MOliere admitted that he procured tickets for sew
eral clerks. Mr.. Molliere testified that there were
several clerks who throughhm procured the tickets
The court said the evidence did not make out a
case; that it was shown that there was no cOmpen
sation received. He dismissed the case.
A WIFE's SUIT FOR DIvORCE-Mr J. A.Smth to
day, for Sarah A. Mcfarland, filed bill for divorce
Beaufort, s. c., september 18th, 1864, and She
charges willfu abandonment over two years ago.
RoBRERIEs REPoRrED.-Dr g. A. H. McKfm had
his buffalo robe stolen nom his carriage Thursday
from the front OF his door, 5th and streets south
residing at 1925 9TH street northwest, lost Thurs
day, by servant $13 In money and 81 worth OF un-
derclOthing.
THE APPROACHING COMET.-It Is now promised
that the comet Crooks" will become visible to the
naked eye by the night Of the 21st Instant and that
its Intensity will continue to increase until about
the middle OF January, but at its best It Will not be
a very brilliant object in the heavens
Michael winn, selliek schofeld and John Dolan,
clerks in the department of public works In New
York. were arrested last night, upon Indictments
charging DOlan with grand larceny, and Schoneld
and VIM with grand larceny and forgery.
The negotiations which have been pending be-
tween the southern Express and Norfolk and West
em Railway companies, Tor the control OF the con-
day.
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MISS Srocux's AssAILANr BREAKs JAu.-Tho
notorious Sam Fine. the assailant Of Miss Stocum,
OF North Salem N. Y, who was sentenced 10 the
state prison few days ago for a term of fourteen
years for burglary and horse stealing broke jai In
Bridgeport, Conn, Thursday night and escapei
He sawed through two Iron bars three-eighths OF
an inch thick on the cell door, removed the lock on
the door OF the wofkroom and thence esca,ed
through the scuttle. A reward OF 81 90 Is offered
Tor his CAPTURE
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The Courts.

PROBATE CorRT-.,,td0e H0gner.
Yesterday, estate or Patrick i. Mccarthy; order
authorizing executor TO sell SLIGO In District OF Co
IuInba 3 I'D bonds. Estate OF Thomas Cowliny;
order appointing Elizabeth Cowltng guardian of
orphan children on bond OF $3.50 Estate OF Mary f.
Cooley: citation against admin iStrator issued. Es-
tate OF John ASchnapp; executor bonded and quail
fled. Estate OF Benjl T. Mem; order OF pubica-
ton issued. number Of accounts were approved
and passed.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,ldee MacA rthur.
To-day, Schureman agt. ZurhorSt; order for clerk
TO pay over money. Armour d Co. agt Hoffman;
rule on defendant TO employ new counsel John
son agt. Field; order for commission TO take testi-
mon} in ten days. Henry agt District; demurrer
sustained. Denver agt. Taylor; do. Withdrawn.
Lyon agt. Helin1ck ct al: do. sustained; appeal
noted. Lyon agt American Life Insurance Com
pany: demurrer 10 replication Sustained with leave
10 amend United STATES agt. Schneider ct al; do.
to plea OverTuled and as 10 =, 3 and sustained.
CRIMINAL COURT--,Jisd1e F,gie.
To-day, Christopher Tyler. convicted OF Larceny,
was sentenced 10 TWO years In the peIitentiary at
Buffalo, NY: John Spedttn, convicted OF stealing
wagon and harness, sentenced TO one year in the
penitentiary. Thomas Mackey, larceny OF Sl2p from
r sullivan; sentenced TO i've years in the peniUen-
uary.
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w ooDwARD & LorHnop.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
Having purchased large line of ALL-WOOL FOULES,
AZ inches wide of superior quality and finish goods
which have sold at less than 75c yard
very low price have determined to place them
our counter at Soc per yard. at which price think
they will be the best goods intrnsicay offered in
Washington. The colors comprise all desirable shades
of myrtle green. garnet bronze olive, Russian blue,
hunters green, cardinal navy blue real brown golden
plum electric blue, and huzzar.
We cordially invite examination and critical inspec-
ton.
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I'd Edition.
Latest IG|eglalS to The Stal.
ssGOd Save Ereland.T

STRIKE ;oR POLITICAL REASON OF LONDONDERRY
FACTORY WOMEN.
LONDONDERRY Nov 3--Several hundred factory
women in this city struck work because the pro-
prietOr refused to discharge man who moved the
corporation of Londonderry to rescind It's resolution
granting permission TO Lord Mayor Dawson, of
Dublin, to deliver his lecture in the city hall The
striking women paraded the streets shouting, ''God
save Ireland" Tney were attacked and stoned by
mob which they fought desperately. The police
finally dispersed the mob
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The ROWeIl-Lynch Tragedy.

THE HUSBAND SHOOTS HIS wIFEs PARAMOUR
The quiet but respectable community OF the little
village OF Batavia, New York, was shocked and hor-
rified on Tuesday by great tragedy in their mid
which laid bare the immortality which existed In
one Of the best families there. 1t seems that E. L.
Rowen had for some time suspected his
wife and Johnson L. Lynch. and on Monday deter
mined to test her loyalty: Ho told her that he was
be alarmed at his absence Mrs Rowell helped
him pack his two valiSeS, and babe him adieu on
Monday evening: Rowell affectonately kissed his
three pretty children, and, springing into a car
rlage, was driven to the railroad station. At the
station he dismissed the hackman and went to the
National hotel. His room was large corner apart
ment overlooking the railroad station All Tuesday
morning he sat at his window smoking and with
his eyes fastened on the station. AT O'Clock Ia the
sEehng and a as kow s ,be walked down to the
just arrived on the train. The husband saw
them get into a carriage and drive of
red pepper at the hotel, followed them. apparently
with the intention of binding and horSawiipping
Lynch. When he reached home he found them at
supper and Secreted himself near his wifes room
In short time his wife and Lynch went into MIS-
ROwell's room Rowell then threw open the door
quickly drew revolver and fired two shots in rapid
succession. one passing between the faces OF the
guilty couple and one lodging in pillow. Lynch
then started to leave the room Rowen followed
and fired two more shots, striking Lynch In the
back causing instant death. Lynch fell to the floor
a corpse.
Mr. Rowell at once called for help. and when the
neighbOrS arrived he was standing beside the body
and beside him WAS bowl of water which he had
apparently been using In endeavor to restore
Lynch to consciousness He spoke kindly to his
wife, and when the officers were taking him away
asked her to kiss him, but she refused Letters
were found on Lynch's body, which indicated that
he had been invited to visit Mrs. Roweu during her
husbands absence
SOMETHING ABOUT THE ACTORS.
The body Of johnson l. Lynch was taken to Utica
Wednesday afternoon. He was nephew of Arthur
B. johnson, the well-known politician, and OF the
late United States Circuit. Judge Alexander s. John
son. His father, James s. Lynch, is an accountant
and was formerly cashier OF the Ontario Branch
Francis Herman His reputation as a fast young
man was well established AS far as can be learned
Rowell and his wife lived happily until few years
ago. when Mrs Rowen became careless OF her h,ls-
bands love and changed him from pleasant father
into an in-tempered and quarelsome man.
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JoB Lors.
TRUNNEL & CLARK, Sill MARKET spAcs,
Have secured some Special BARGAINS to which they in
vlte attention.
100 dozen German Linen Knotted Fr;noe ro,ra,s .;,.
2t1lo. beautiful finish, % cts or 43 per doz.m
100 dozen ali Linen Napkins, reduced to 81
lOo dozen all ilnen Napkins reduced 81 az this oual.
ity has never sold for less than s rs WAC ""~-
case fne ia Bankets s., rssiuced from S. So
wear. Handkerchefs. Gloves &c A
50 dozen Chiidrens Ribbed. Full Regular Hose reucea
20 - cts o pair
We have grand assortment of Dress Goods incluiny
all the latest dsgns and colorings correct prices
Fine Broc.tte Selyets and Silks to match
sl4. .Ef,eant Styles" Also a special number OF o.
Our stock i'll all departments s very complete and we
invite an inspection OF stock and comparison Of prices
"ONE PRICE ONLY"
TRUNNEL CLARK
OF sl1 Market Space.
SHlkTs.-DoN'T FORGET THAT THE
~ MYSTERY" SHIRT
IS the best Shirt for IS ever offered in this or any
Uer country, being elegantly made Of the very best
This Shirt has been sold in this market for ten years
thousands Of our best citizens testify su-
pIda1iriS ooth as to quality aud It,
ohiy 70 cents tor the
MYSTERY" SHIRT.
pes. mttns ana oss uniform quality Of any shirt
Sold only 1t
MEGINNIsg.
soAs t002 y street northwest
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Indicting st. Louis Officials.
THE MEMBERS OF AN.ALLEGED RING.

The MBABERS OF AN. ALLEGED RING.
The St Louis grand jury yesterday returned in.
dictments against Joseph b. McIntire, state coal
oil inspector; E. Butler leading democratic poll
tician, and David w. CarIth and Dr. Frank j. LutZ,
police commissioners These persons are charged
with combining to obstruct the administration OF
the law with reference to gambling, lotteries and
gift enterprises, and to dictate and control police
appointments with view to carrying out their
schemes, political and otherwise The report OF
the grand Jury is in scathing terms 1t asserts that
a combination OF notorious persons existed for the
purpose OF Obstructtng the laws with regard to
gambling, censureS the governor for granting par
dOns especially TO convicted gamblers, and recon-
mends withdrawal OF the pardoning power from the
governor and the appointment OF a state board OF
pardOnS The following indictments were also re-
turned: Henry s. Newman, state commissioner OF
labor statistics charged with selling notarie COM
missions; Hugh q. Brady, member OF the legisla-
ture, charged with bribery; w. r. McCheSney.
leader OF the gamblers ring, charged with at,
tempted bribery; MI. Pickard charged with running
a tea store with lottery accomplishments; H. w
Moore, managing editor OF the Post Dispatch and
Florence ID. White, reporter on the same paper
charged with abstracting court records
5000 VERDICT AGAINST TIE B. DIN the
circuit court for Baltimore county, Md. q sealed
verdict was returned yesterday awarding S 600
damages to Miss Grace NJ Allison against the Bal
umOre and Ohio railroad company for the Killing OF
plaintiffs father on the line Of DEFENDANTS road
Ar. Allison was killed BY a train at the New York
cutoff OF the Baltimore and Ohio, and the accident
was alleged TO have been caused BY carelessneSs OF
the company's employees
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CHEAPEST SILKS In WAsHlsGroS.

CHEAPEST SILKS In WAsHISGroN.
COLORFD SILKS reduced from 81 to T5c COIORED
81 -FS reduced from : j - To 81. COLORED SILKS
reduced from : ~ to 81 Is.
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 to c5c
Bi4ACk SILKS, reduced from HI % to al
Bl ACK S1LkS reduced from 81 80 to 81 25
BLACK SILKS reduce, from S. to 81 So
THESE ARE THE VERY BEST GUINET SILKS
FRENCH
r The New Style Dress Goods-TRICOT-an Pure
Wool, 40 inches wide. SI.2o. Special BARGAIN.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD WIDE BLEACTED
COTTON ONLY SIC
BROCADE SILK VELVET ACTUAL VALUE n
REDUCED TO $3.50
AUCTION BLANKETS
SO All Wool BLANKETS reduced to s.
$40 All Wool BLANKETS reduced to IA
Double White BLANKETS reduced to a.
Bleached TABLE DAMASK all Pure Linen SLIGHTLY
SViled. twas 75c. }. now Soc
COLORED SILKS Soc BLACK SILKS Soc
COLOkED and BLACK CASHMERES all Pure Wool
DOUBLE WIDE, SIC, Soc. &c. 75c.
CARRIERS"
oeN III MARKET SPACE.
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Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK MARKET STRONG But FIRM.


NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was duh during the fore
noon, but strong. and after the announcement OF
favorable bank statement at twelve o'clock there
prices at 1890 O'Clock about q to per cent above
the closing prices of last night, the latter on
Michigan Central, St Paul and Omaha common
and Northwestern. The most trading was. however,
business up to 1890 being 80 900 shares and the net
result an advance OF a over the closing price of last
night; St Paul, In which the business was 14OOO
shares and the net result an advance OF over the
close last night; Oregon and Transcontinental, in
which the business WAS 200 shares and the result
an advance or 4 over last nights prices. New
York and New England fluctuated widely, first
advancing II, then declining Ia, and then adj
Vanclng - TO BOIL. Aside from these the general
market was stronger throughout the forenoon.
There was only small business In the railroad
bond market. but prices were generally firm. and
In many eases & to q higher. Government bonds
were q higher for the AIS and = lower for the IS
Money was nOnlinaily per cent.
The Markets.
baltimore. Nov. 3-virginia past-due coupons
AZ; new tenfortes. 34a; threes 81 bid to-day
,o BlALlF1iM i Noy 3-Cotton Imddlins.
and firm; western higher and dull: southern red
lo,al 10; do. amber lraalI5 No. > Maryland. liz (
November. 10524a1 O6; December. los ta Osi.: Jan.
Southern nspS dn ana
st bid year 55.a57 Jansry, ,ta5tiS Oats steady ss
and guietvsouthern. a3aj7: western white ,6as7 do
firm and UNCHANGED. Eggs higher. 3atsl Petroleum
1lal2a Sugar dulA soft SO copper refined steady
with good demand. AN. Whisky steady Iisal IS 8
brtshts x dull and d Hnchanys Essr d
oats. 5000 bushels; rye. 400 bushels Shipments
c %at; 10 n,shes saes-wheat 5000 bushels;
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.

FRENCH TRICOTs
We have Just opened complete assortment Of French
Trcots for TaOrnad Suits in browns, garnet, navy
blue and black. at
sFs,u 77777s5as5 PER
~fs II y &
S5s Ill n Ss5@ YARD
ALSO,
BILLIARD CLOTHS ~ inches wide in all desirable
shades at 90c yard which worth least 81 per
yard
As inch TRICOTS of domestic manufacture at ST. IS
per yard
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to Ii. Ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Thieves, Liquor Saloons.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The excise commissioners
to-day discussed the preSentment to the grand jury
on the subject OF liquor saloons kept and fire.
quented by thieves. On going over the list It. was
shown that these saloons were either kept by rep-
table men, were not licensed at ALL or that licenses
had been granted by the old board.
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Lady Mandeville's Maid.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Rose Koran, Lady Mande-
ville's maid, arrested yesterday, charged with
stealing two diamond pins and lot OF wearing ap-
parel from her employer, has been discharged,
there being no evidence that she committed the
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

STATE OF SIEGE FOR FRANKFORT.
BERLIN. Nov. "A minor state Of siege is pro-
posed for Main, in consequence of
the recent explosion In the Office OF the chief Of
police.
MURDERoUs ASSAULT ON MILE. VAN ZANDr.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-Whie Mile. Van Zandt. the Amer
lean prtma donna, was returning home from the
Opera Comique last night man armed with ne
vOlver made AN attack upon her. The police heard
Mile Van Zandts cries for help, and ran to her as
sstance and arrested her assailant, who proved to
be person named Merlac. He previously threat
ened Mile. Van Zandt,
AN IRISH BAILIFF SHOT
DUBLIN, Nov. "A baiin was shot dead last
night in his house at Castle Blakeney County Gal
way No one has been arrested.
AN HONOR FOR SIR STAFFORD NoRrHcoTR
EDINBURGH, Nov 3-Sir Stafford Northcote has
been elected rector OF the Edinburgh university.
RETURN OF THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-LOrd Mayor Dawson returned
here from Londonderry last evening" He was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. procession with
bands OF music and torches was formed, and es-
cOrted him from the station to his residence where
Mr. Sexton, NJ. p, addressed the multitude, and de-
nounced the treatment OF the lord mayor In Lon
0OndarrV
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MRS. SARA A. sPENCER Vice. IA n

MISS MARY +. SCHRFTNFR
AVE TEACHER OF Ei.OCUTION
Losis al Ansly vocal culture Expression
II, adi!.-s l.. SHAKESPEARE and GENEIAI. IL F.ts
TUE Glasses forming ior Clergy and for Law
yer ~ 1iAsS- ave Il'-IIn'
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" ASHINGTON School OF EXECUTION AND
w ENGLISH LAStit &tiE.

Shcr-hand Clerks furnished CAL through telephone
n tis lis DrtI Store lJ,ll street and New York ave.
OIL j 4
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M ASHINGTON SCHOOL. OF PHONOGRA Apply AND
w llfE-NIii TING 9:7 I str,tt northwest
tI.ASs~ILo VII meet Zach evening at 6:a0
PIN AfE Lessons given il desired
SIEtiAt Curs- OF twelve lessons for PhonoTii,l,Fr=
81 3EN1S sup lid with Textbooks. Corr books,
l!ct-Olafit Periodicals. ihOlOsTiIIC materials X.
TAPf-N iirlNG Lessons any hour day or evening"
NEIiINU MACHINES Tor SAFE EcIit.
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THE APPROACHING COMET.-It IS now promised
that the comet tsBr0Oks" will become visible to the
naked eye by the night Of the 21st instant and that
Its Intensity Will continue to increase Until about
the middle OF January, but at its best It Will not be
a very brilliant object In the heavens
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Mrs OLGA DANIEL.
V1 VIII resume her Lessons in
FRENCH AND GERMAN
At her Restdencs 1913 9Th street northwest ogL2v.
VDROF. SHELDON'5 DANCING ACADEMY 1elt p
II street nOrtlwest--Al the latest dances tar.-I,t
Casses tuesdays Thursdsys AID SATURDAYS Re-
Unions Tues (lays and SATURDAYS go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-05-17
1853 Drug Trade 1858
AISQCITII ~ co.
Courthouse Square, Charlestown,

CouTt-IIouse Square, Charlestown,
nEALERS in Drugs. Chemicals Paints, OILS
Window Glass. Patent Mcdicinc-, soaps
Pcriumeries ffaf-. N,il and Tooth BRUSHES,
Dru--ist' Sundrics and fmcy Goods.
We rc-rcctfully call TIE attcntion Of our Gus
TONERS end thc public o. our iar-ry aud well SCI
lectod stock II an articles usually Pept in first
class Dri-r store With increased fic'1tres for
business and enlarged stock we are prepared %
serve tie public with all goods in our lire n
reasonable figures We are prepared O. supply
country physicians with an articles thcy need
40 the most moderate prices.
our Book ard Stationery department Las
been wei ,to, YeJ and we are offering special
inducements Qn soosl- I'D this line.
4 fuu line II Tobacco, Scsars. and Smoking
Tobacco always on hand We are headquarters
for John Lucas & COS Liquid Paints-auy
quantity Of an colors FROM ID. tol gal. cans
always in stock.
january /, IsS3.
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RPGHrPH.

I HAVE reduced the price of the New .ew-
1 art Sewing Machine to $500 Tim, Ma
chine Is the same construction as the singer
Machine and warranted % do as great variety
i work g any ON the market. Hcmmer>. iui-
fer Tucker au,i an other attachments furnish
cd with the Machine free otcharsc.
GEO. W EEARSLEI.
I.hruarE u. ls.2
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Mrs. IN. WHITTINGTON i- prepared io
VI Repair Cane Seat Chairs 90 Short n'
and upon easy terms, 40 her home ~ '"'
Southern suburbs Of Clmrics.0sH, on bloom
cry turnpike.
september g. 1852.
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80 Eiorence EEOmse

AID BERKELEY SPRINGS BsTITS
Are now Open and Ready foF Visitors.
THE FLORENCE HOUSE has been greatly
improved since last season Rooms and
BDarl from SO % SIS per week. The rooms
and fare shall be equal 20 the best % the Springs.
Write for terms and circulars.
CHARLES GREEN,
Owner and Proprietor.
Berkeley Spring. -. Va. June j., ISL
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(tANYASSFD Hams and dried Beef
- for Sale by
GEO. ". T. KEARsLEY.
IL
VERY ISIPORTANT

20 the owner- Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine
,G Po,tiry ] have jus: received fsom q. u.
lIurii.r. Allentown, Pa. q full supply OBJ tir
ccet rated iahiyh Cattle Powder Co purify
the blood. cioa~so the .s,icm, prc,cntand cImc
diseases 300 Cattle. ,he,. Swine, and FonIi.
Duyoy's Horse and Muic Powdcrl-lhc b'-i
remedy for Oh diseases Of the Blood Nerves
Muscles &C. 10 save of the food lost rs ua.!i.
,,.stcd i'm the ordinary way Of feeling
Farmers Uufm CATTLE POwdgr--to inr
crease the quantity and quality Of Nib Buiic
Flesh. Fat So. -..
Also for distribution q i1t ~ Dairy Boo.
ON Practical Farming. in which you will tad
that YOU can get one third more production
and of such q quality that Butter 40 made Hi
bring frpm 10 lOc per pound more thar DE-
fore. and that with the same amount o.
now used Won can feed one third .aofc SOD
as all the food eaten viii boz fully d
through the action of the Liver inylf1Ft'
and the Phosphatcs, added % the Fauua t-
Mon Cattle Powder IN l.sD and isl.
Call early and take the benefit Of til-.- 'a.i
able inventions without delay,
Yours truly.
Dr. CIIAS. l.. PRATT. Sol'
March T. 1873 Charlcs;OWn, 81. ~.
lime assortment Of Tobacco aui ~"'
} smokers Articles, az the Drug
Or. CHAs. J.. PRATT
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The .syrGcisse steel Pier.

THIS Plow ms an unpara'lc'ff P1.ii''
= in Virginia The only sies. Bn
made JOB the l. s. 10 will hold DOB hard iII'' A-
which no other chilled piOw could t0 I.i
SON We have statement Of an cNp-rc..
jefferson County farmers expense oi tH'"
these pi0ws in breaking - acre, Oi uari p
las, Fall, tO-wit $50 expended lDr s.io W
the two.
VALLEY FERTILIZER 20.
Sell for Valley Of Virginia.
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.Wenphis E.rpress -.

which leaves Baltimore % 10 O'c,ocE, mona
arriving al Charle-;Oan u 252 afternoon
train is especially commendei ~ eMPl
Oysters and other Pcrisliatlc Produce.
Rates and Quick Time 20 all points South -"-
West. For particulars see -.,-,
c. HORACE GALLAHEk-
Agent % yharies.oH-'
sep;cmbcr . lSs2-lu.
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GRAIN SACHS.

All. rartics having In their possession Grain
y sack marked with the name of " J.. T.
Washington or lippitt 6 Co. are notified
that they are my PROPERTY, and will please re-
trru them 90 me al once. ] must decIine a.
IeaF grain sacks as ID istOo heavy O. tax lpoa
business. and an ace. Dlmodation entirely un
appreciated. Sacks will be supplied lie, ~
clare To- parties from whom I purchase gf,l1.
Tboss NOT returned promptly. Will he Charged
10 cost price 10 party retaining tiCn.
b. C.. WASHINGTON.
Jul, - I5S2.