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rHR INCREASE OF our NAVAL Ar
MAMENT UPON THE LAKEs-THE

uOTIoE To GREAT nHITAIN. ITT
rss n-.,, ~
ine rresioen'' in ms message, NOT only
,shows that We are great people upon the face
OF the earth, but he also demonstrates. with
rrm,.,.l.hI. c,s.rro.. ,,., a, A., ,yo,.-
'.D'' N.-'s'e 1' 'Aa' "' ~
Tnnsnt, Wnen ne announces 70 Great Britain
that she must no longer harbor desperate per
soma whose busineas IL IA In make incursion.
eeross tno ooruer anu oomm' roooery, arson
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BosTos, Dec. Cat the municipal elections
yesterday the following officers were elected;
K. G. Fitz, Mayor Of Chelsea; John W. Mer-
rill. Mayor of Cambridge; A. D. Briggs, Mayor
Of Springfield; Milton Blnney, Mayor Of Law
renee; George Howlnnd, Jr., Mayor Of New
Bedford; Edward Il. Bennett, Mayor Of Taun-
ton; and Z. P. Burlington, Mayor Of Fan River.
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OFT Ola L.

Appointment by the President, by and
with the Advice and Consent OF the
Senate.
Salmon P. Chase, OF Ohio, to be Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States, vice
Roger B. Taney, deceased.
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BosTos, Dec. 8.-The electors OF this State
organized to-day, and after choosing Hon. Ed
ward Everett as their presiding officer, ad-
journed till tomorrow.
ALBANY, Dec. 6.-The Presidential electors
Of this State met to-day, and organized by the
election Of Hon. Horace Greeley as President.
They then adjourned till tomorrow.
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RKBKL AGENT FOR THE EXCHANGE OF PRIs.
osERs.-We see by recent Savannah papers
that NJ. ]. O'Brien, q well known BAltimorean,
has been appointed Assistant Agent for the
Exchange of Prisoners at Savannah. He has
'southern Express Company"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /. Iss..


Senator'S and Representatives can have the
DlLr NArrosAt RrrurLiclN delivered regu.
larry and promptly u their residences, IN vrap.
prs, BY ordering 1t through the Secretary Of
the Senate, the Ciuk Of the House OF Repre-
sentstives, or ut tho REPUBLICAN oaice, bil
Ninth street, above PennsyivanIa avenue. '."
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CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE
u COAL, LUMBER, DO.

WILLIAM R. SNOW CO.,
i01 Water street,
GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
Have for sAls, St wholesale Gnd retail'
1900 tons Cumberland Coal.
1000 tons Anthracite Coal.
Also, a large amount OF very superior, selected
Oak, Ash, and Hickory Lumber, OF every de1srip-
tlon,
All Of which will be sold on reasonable terms
All orders left at our ofioe, or addressed % US
through the post once, will receive pTomPt A''oh-
lion. VIM. n. SNOW CO..
iOI Water street,
d.7Im Georgetown, D. c.
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The leadip < Democrats OF New Jersey seem
inclined TO t'lrn a cold shoulder 10 Mcclellan,
and will pre- badly refuse to send him TO the
United States Senate, after all their blarney.
They favor JOhn 2. Stockton. john is q wild
youth, SCARF, ,ely old enough 10 be eligible, but
nippant, bI ;assy, vain, and highly ornate and
bombastic In speech. He stood up on q chair
at Chicago, and fought for the honor OF nomi-
mating, =" Jir-F-r! as the next Pr.r-resident OF
the Unit I'd States, Corr horge Behe Mackle-
hellani" He Is less mAgnanimous now.
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n The French FrsnEipsnni Toilet
wDERI

This widely aad Justly celebrated article, which
Is used throughout Europe, and considered
NECESSITY In TnE TOILET OF EVERY LADY,
is now for the nrst time introduced to the
LADIES OF AMERICA.
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city Improvement Recommended.
The Secretary Of the Interior recommends
the removal Of the Centre Market, and the eI-
tension of the Smithsonian grounds to Penn
sylyania avenue.
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Rsasssmbilns of ths New York Ei.cto

ALBANY, Dec. THE electors reassembled
at the capital and cast the thirtythree electoral
votes Of the State for Lincoln and johnson.
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By 1E L EG RAPH.
FROM raE ARsY on THE foTonA,

rskoarnes s,kerorsP P'e-
t0on',ponaesee ,,o " .ne As'oo,s,so l rIe"l
hADs"' AA"f pscsmb.r rSSr,TsMsAc' ,sss' \
A nsg Of truce appeared yesterday in front
OF the "a division, OF the "a corps, bearing q
dispstch addressed 70 Generals Gregg, Hum
phreys and Fostef.i The Aak WA brought by a
captain, ist, "a and 3d 'iieuterauts .n6 !.
sergeant, ali stat oficers, The dIsp,tcbc.
were received and forwarded. Ther nature
has not transplred, nor what answer rrtnrnsd
n any.
Picket hrinr IA s,i,l liant nm In tho y,ciri,,
Of Fort sedRw1cE. halter {nor,r a Foy, us,I
but mot 40 per.iStentlv A tormsriv N,S'
A member m the adth Na,. Ja..ov roo,,,,o,,,
was sbot throuab M tbe % Se.s vs.,ardsy wb;ls ~.
Ting in Ma TAM sorn. h.if = mia n ,ha -.
on our ,ins
Gssrs,,,.. o..,, .,o., All,
Some chsnges in ,he no.,tiop ~ cs,, ain oor,-
msna. .rs hsIns msde mi n vor,d o he no.,s.
h.nd n, n,,h,i.h n.r.Ss,,,ss. "
TIA Ne nn.i,,,s o,do,. h.r. ho., t.,,,.a
.o.in., ~, ,r,aroorrse ,sh.,asos ..,,h ~
ens,n, an .rv nrs,sy, .h.,sva, "a r.,,,s.'
isiS .g.in.t s,chsng,ng nsw.n,nsrs, ss "a ~
men ,iong the IIna hays o,dars to shoo, a..
one Who sttsmnts 10 psss ontsids ths nJrts,:
WV ""O w M n Wcnnpnn1'
r,..,,.
80 aNN,- a,', -.
e De
rsnkun-ereat havoc among
the hsnsi bngsdhe
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 5.-The Journal OF
this morning contains the following:
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 4.-Nothing Of
special interest has occurred to-day along the
lines. ....--.
Our artillery was used at different points
against the rebels, who are engaged In erecting
bresstworks within half mile OF ours.
Prisoners brought in to-day say that Briga-
der Generals Glst, Stahl, CRANBERRY, and
Brown, OF the rebel army, were Killed at Frank
lin, and that General Cheatham lost every
brigsdier In his corps.
CEN. sTArLEr's ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLB-Ar-
FAIRS AT NASHVILLE.
CINCINNATI, Dee. 5.-Maj. Gen. Stanley, who
was wounded In the battle OF franklin, arrived
here yesterday. He says the reports of The
battle that have reached the public hayr net
been exaggerated. The rebels met with their
heaviest losses in attacking our trsins, which
were OF enormous size and value, and filled the
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The Rsbsis ANNOUNCE Hin I'm Route fc

The Rsbsis Announce Him I'm Route for
Dsrisn.
Richmond papsp OF Monday cohtsin the
following important and significant paragraph
"ofnclal information was received here yes
terday that the column Of shermAns army
which had been operating in the nclghborhood
Of Macon has disappeared, IL is believed TO
rejOin the main army near NUN, Informs-
tion received from oficlsl and other sources
seems TO indicate that shermsn's objective
point Is Darien; near the mouth OF the Al
tamshs river, fifty miles south Of Savannah" !"
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DEACON JOHN PHILLIPS, Of sturbridge, Mas
sachusetts, whose great age (l04 years) has
been the theme Of much remark recently, has
Just received the following letter from PresI.
dent Lincolni
EXECUTIVE MANSION, D.
WASHIBGToH, 2lst Hovemb,r, 1884.
MI DEAR sTRi have heard Of the incident
at the polls in your town, in which you acted
so honorable part, and l take the liberty Of
writing TO you TO express my personal graft
tude for the compliment paid me by the suf-
frage Of citizen so venerable.
The example Of such devotion to civic duties
in one whose days have already been extended
an average lifetime beyond the psal mist's limit
can not but be valuable and fruitful. II is not
for myself only, but for the country, which
you have in your sphere served so long and so
well, that thank you.
Your friend and servant, A. LINCOLN.
Deacon JOHN PHILLIPS.
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sPEo1AL.NoTIOEs.

u
~ m..op,o.-Ths er.es fsss. o Fr.s
and sossptsd Mssons Of the District q ooiunbis,
Win reslme labor on the revision OF the con.hfv-
toe - twKDNrspAW sy;bsSaf.s bSf \ 9'Sla'f,
dssi rlSN Y dssad ssoret.iy.a
n- All Persons Liable to tns Dram n,
ne Eighth and ninth subdl.triots SGeorgetownl
sS nsSys sS SS o.csi or ss
ofiorp,ng ! dr.n s.scsi.sion. dss1ad :
~ Hssdqu.rtsrs Comp .ny o, Trsssurt
nroinElr, Peo. o les4-At nesting OF the CON.
Pa az st !. Ss4. S s'fsa s
s:ss. 81 sSlisas s..s
VIII Sas % .aSpsG
aTRkAsURY REcfMfNT PROMENADE Cor.
'IE UIHUrG CERT.
Mutc BY orsfIis,. N y. 5. y, @. BGn4i',
MEfsRs. EDTons; The above II tho sensation
sa.cunosin.ns 70. s.iI,i.n. di,Pl.y e h.hioa
oious , fuise q The treasury Rssin,snt ~ y
ss SS,. y 81 1Ss %
but we consider IL within the Legitimate provinss
Of the "high privstes Of this resiment 10 Inform
rsaUres thss they should declare ne csuss. ~Sss
impel themn 70 this theatroal promensdei withsut
our counsel or consent, and We hereby protest that
ence, or position for its sanction or support.
While the country 10 clad In mourning and the
clerical employees IN rags, We cannot Afford to en-
gage FordT Theatre ct an enormous expense, and
the I'm. Y. q. N. @. Bsndr at slofty hgure-making
an Aggregate cost OF q, 2oo-for one evenings ex-
70 publicly announce that We shall not mstch or
dance TO the sound Of any suoh musio," and that
we shall NOT promenade on any such boards, and
furthermore, that We call upon our associate
" high prfvstesr IN the Treasury rsRiment to dis
courage and denounee any such oitidinl assump-
ton and vanity on the part OF our superiors In
We, therefore, members OF Company c, Of the
Treasury Regiment, request the pnlieation of the
following preamble and resolutions adopted BY the
Wheysas tie commissioned ofioers OF the Treas
ury Guard have assumed TO set for and In the
name OF the regiment. without consultation with
or consent OF the gentlemen composing IT, In plan
ming and advertising promenade concert or ball,
We, the non-com missioned ofioets and prfyates OF
Company @, OF said regiment, do hereby adopt the
following rtsolutiousi ID ...r ..
Re,oired, That the treasury Guard was organ
tive military service TO the Government, should
an exigeney arise requiring IT, and noifor purposes
OF display and pleasure. .... ". ..
Rssotred, That II is ipjudioious and unwise, at q
time when our necessary expenses for living arc
so large, to engage In any scheme for pleasure In
volving an unnecessary expenditure and that We
most earnestly protest sgainst and disolaim tho
action Of the commissioned ofieers Of the Tressu-
ry Guard n .ssumics to act for US 10 the manner
Rssofved, Tkst these resolutions be Published In
the city papers. J, 7. CLEMENTS,
dec1s 60 - - 90 secretary
. Ur.a- -. m -. Ns
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G RESS $40 AL,
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NJ short-Hand writsr.-Any Person
requiring the services OF an experienced Short
hear Of one BY applying In the Editorial room Of
this once. ae3hu
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Second Edition


I FOUR o.oLooKL p. M.
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: ~ Georgetoyvn.- Fair for the Bsnent
OF the p. K. Mission Chapel will commence THIS
AFTERNOON, At vigilAnt Hall, High street, be-
low Bridae, 10 which the generous public arc In
VitnN Oman afternOOn and piRht, deo-tts
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DrBsgtn now TO arrest the appearance
Of gray hair by using Lubins Florilins." 1t will
surely restore faded hair to new life, create new
hair upon bald heads, and make the old look youth
full, and the young more beautiful II exhales the
rare and indescribaby delicious perfume OF thou
sand exotic flowers. Contains no oil or alcohol,
and will not soil the most delicate fabric. It 10
iust what ladder need '.
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aE notiee.-Thsre will be a demonstra-
tion on THURSDAY, 9Th instant, At II O'Clock, q.
m, Of simon's Encampment, No. y, OF kniGht'
and her subordinstes Of the District OF Columbia,
at Israel Church, at which time there will be
banner presented to the EnoAmpment. At
o'clock D, M, there viii be grand entertainment
given atthe Assembly Rooms, corner OF Twelfth
and streets. de6-N'
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6t- The Confsssions and Experience OF
An lHvALID.-Published for the benefit. and as q
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood, &C., supplying Al the same time TIE MEANS
or sELr-cuRE. BY one who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable quaekery. BY en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the author.
= NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
dec b.Im Brooklvp, KinRs Co., N. Y.
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1F Brady's Gymnssiam for Physical
Exercises and Healthful Amuse nents-62, q and
90 Louisiana avenue, nsAr Ninth stIeet-The hnest
In the country. Exercising room Is BY l0S fed hot
and cold Baths, dressing, reading rooms, lookers,
&C., for the free use OF the members. Open fron
O. m. tin 10 p. m. Call and see II or send for cr-
culAr. " ...r s... ....
noyas-Iws ABNER s. BRADY
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10 OrphasS Fair.-The Managers Of
the Protestant Orphan Asylum, In connection with
the Ladies' OF the different Churches Of this city.
will hold o Fair for the benefit OF the Asylu-s, 70
commence on onFRIDAYEVENInG, Deoember = a.
R.ll u.i u, go a>~.-Ak strcot. ho1D-tt
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CIV. FRANK BLAIR, created quite sen
sation iu Congress the other day by his
home thrusts at the treasury department
and its chief. He affirmed that Secretary
CHASE is disunionist, having expressed
himself in favor of ;disunion both before
and since the beginning of the present war;
and that. he is now intriguing for the sue
cess and independence of the South hoping
that in the event be may be made presi-
dent of the Northern half To these grave
charges there was no reply THAD STE
VEINS being appealed to to speak In defense
of his friend, denied that he was CHAsEs
organ and declined opposing Gen. BLArRs
attack. tbs very pretty quarrel as 1t
stands, and may lead to some important re
suits
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The Pari, correspondent OF the n. York
World says:
In regard to the iron clad vessels that
have been built for the Confederates in sea
ports of Great Britain and France during
the last eighteen months, thy information
is positive tia, they will find their way
across the AIlantl" before the end OF June.
Arrangements have been made for the trans
fer of those vessels tina; were built for the
Emperor uf China To parties who cannot
be identified with the South, and after the
transfer has been made, the governments Of
England and France can no longer inter tri Z
with them. The parties alluded t. will
then take them tn a seaport IN some other
country, where, by process well known in
maritime prac ice, the vessels will uItmat-
ly come into the possession OF the agents
Of the Confederacy.
These vessels, of which there are about
twenty in all, are built expressly for ocean
navigation, and some Of them are OF the
same class as "The Warrior" and La
Gloire." They are all constructed In the
very best manner by the most experienced
European ship builders, plated with iron
or mairable steel 10 thickness that deties
penetration; and mounted with ornaments
far superior to anything now atioat in
American waters These vessels will
prove an element vi strength on the rebel
side the Importance Of "hich has been
entirely overlooked by the administration
intent OF its utopian negro schemes? When
these vessels reach or shores they will not
be used for defence Tobreak the block ado
If Charleston, Wilmington, and Savannah,
will be their first attempt And after that
It Is expected that they will attack some If
the seaports in the Northern States.
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In view Of the almost universally pre-
Aicted failure of the wheat and other crops
this year, serious apprehensions are felt
lest next winter will bring with it a wide
spread famine. 1t is said that the policy
of placing a total prohibition upon ship
ments of breadstuffs to foreign countries,
has already been discussed by the officers
of the government, and 1t is thought prob
able that should this years crops prove as
short as it is now feared they will, an
embargo will be laid on all exports of pro-
visions So much productive labor has
been stopped !; so many men, formerly pro-
6ucers, are now withdrawn from their Ia
Dor that, in reality, less extent OF ground
is under cultivation this year than usual,
and the apprehension seems to be we'll
founded that even that will fail to yield its
customary crop.
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PHOTOGRAPHS are now taken very success.
fully by the new magnesium light Fifteen
grains in the form OF 6ne wire will burn a
minute, and not cost more than few cents.
Ar the distance of 8 feet from the sitter,
the light produces a negative equal tn any
obtained from sunlight under the most IA
vorable circumstances, and by moving the
light, the harshness OF the shadows and a
distribution of light and shade arc complete
ly at the control Of the operator. This
opens lew pageia photography.
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LARGE SHIPMENT OF SPECIE TO EUROPE.
Two steamers sailed from New York on
Saturday for Liverpool, taking out the
large sum of Sl,175,O00 in coin. On this
the New York Erpres, remarks:
These shipments, heavy as they are, it is
said, would have been much larger, but for
the fact that the government paid out on
its sales small gold, and the leading bank
ing houses have offered Ia ] per cent. to
exchange this for double eagles which are
scarce. The double eagles are cashed on
arrival at Il fixed price, but the small com
suffer delay and expense on being sent t"
the mint Tbi5 large shipment OF CON IS
another evidence Of the extravaganza OF the
country. We do not suppose 1t will be stop
pea by any preaching Of ours-nor ought 1t,
until debts are paid contracted Tor ,mpor-
tations made-but the gold to Europe in
addition TO all the government bonds fol
werded and all the goods exported, d 'es
not speak we'll for the Judgment or patriot.
ism oi the people IN period OF civil war.
The importationS for the week arc the
heaviest on record, and amount III the ag>
gregate IT, between seven ana c5ht mil
hons The importations for the week are
greatly in excess of the corresponding sea-
son during the past two years. The com
IA .i,ou stands thus. 1862, So, 342. j64; IS
G3, S4.622,0l2; 1854, s. ,468 .S35.
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SOMEBODY who knows and who is sensl.
bic observes that when twoer more women
approaching you on narrow walk, fall be-
hind one another to enable you to pass you
may be sure they arc ladies Of uncommon
pollteness and consideration. The usual
course pursued by women is to charge all
abreast, sweeping everybody before them
into the mud.
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The contest for the army sword at the
New York fair, has terminated, just as
everybody supposed it would, in favor of
Gen. GRANT. Had it continued as it com
menced and each individual been allowed
TO vote once and no more, while it would
not have brought so mach money to the
treasury of the fair, it would have afforded
a better t7st of the popularity Of the two
commanders As it was, the contest was
mefely one of wealth and not of numbers.
The party that had the most greenbacks
won tue sword.
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Proclamation by the President
of the United States.

Proclamation by the President
of the United States.
Another Call for 200, 900 More Men
A LSO, 1000 Ladies to examine the stock c I
a elegant Bonnets, Hats, Gibbons Artificial
Flowers, Etc, ETC., Wholesale and Retail, which
Is just opening at the we'll known Establishment
:. NJ RHEINsTRoM,
No. IA Main Street, Wheeling West Va.
The undersigned has just opened by far the Ian
gest and most elegant Stock Of Trimming, MilTn
cry, Straw and Fancy Goods together with com
plets assortment of Notions ever offered in this
market.
My iorg experience in business and extensive
acquaintance in the Eastern cities amongst the
largest importing houses, enables me to offer su.
perior inducements to all who favor me with cali
before purchasing elsewhere. Ny stock is large
and well selected, inferior to mono in the West
AM everything which is usually kept in q first
class establishment Of this kind, may alwnys bo
found at bargains
2OO0 pieces Bonnet Ribbon Mt very low prices
26O0 Trimming and Mantua &
5OO u xes Artificial Flowers; some of tho very
latest and most improved styles
ZOO Boxes Ruchees and Tabs, at extremely low
prices
500 pieces Gimppure, Brussels, vsIsnciues
Thread, Lace and Edgings
2S0 pieces Silk Bonnet Laces Edgings some en-
tirely new styles, very cheap
200 pieces Linen and Cotton Lases and Edping..
looo Plain Black and Colored Edge Vel
vet Ribbons, best make, imported
~ ioo dozen Bonnets such as English ard Swss
straw; also, Dunstable, Pedal Leghorn and Milan
Braid, at your own prices
i6O d zen Ladies hair Nets; also, Ladies Mo.
hair and Silk Dress Caps.
lou dozen Ladies, Misses aud ChiIdrsn's Hat
WHITE and colorei, latest styles. will be sold at
200 dozen White and coIored sha kers oftbe he 8,
A fine stock of Silk Shawls
DO do Grenadine do
do do Grape do
20 very large stock of Hosiery.
do do do of Ladies and Gent. alove.
DO do do do Mohair and Silk Mi +.
Ladies Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
Gents Umbrellas
: Embroidered Linen Collar, Rome
Slts and Marceines of every shade, and all prices
skirt Brands, Mohsir and Silk Embroidery fraids
Ladies' Hair Brsids Sewing and Embroidered Sill
SPOOL Cotton, Pateet Thread Dress Buttons Psa,I
Shirt Buttons, Pins and Needles.
Also Gents furnishing goods. Hoop skirts the
latest best and cheapest In this market Ladies
Balmorals, white black and colo,ed. English
Grapes, black, white and colored; French Grapes;
Ladies and Gents Linen Handkerchief
do do silk do
anu greas many articles entirely too numerous
to mention; all Of which will be sold WboI,saa and
Retail ct reasonable prices. To Country Merchant
and Millinsrs would call particular attention
to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere,
~ am sure they will not find as large a stock in
extent Tor styles and chsapness in any other es-
tablishmsnt in this city.
Rsmsa Der the place
No. l4l Main Street, whs.II,.1 ~ Va.
april Hd w. w.
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QUIrE popular Instruction recently
broke out in Athens in consequence of an
official of the police having assaulted the
editor of a newspaper for some criticism on
his conduct.
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1T. PoRr, Esq, is our authorized agen1h a .
Morcsntown subscribers will hereafter pay tneii
.uhaer;nt;on to Mr.. PoRr, at his Shoe Store, wal
mt street.. below Main. He will also receive Or
ders for advertising and job work.
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Hon. W. L. WILEY merits our thanks
for copy of Messages and Document"
relating to the Navy Department during
the wear 1868
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House and Lot For Sale.

The House and Lot on Main street. No, 81 81 by
l IO3. The house Is good two story brick, large
and two small rooms, good kitchen and cellar. The
most reasonable terms will be offered, For further
particulars inquire of JOHN 2. FOoSR, Main ST,
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