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CONSUMPTION IN VIRGINIA.

The rebel authorities are now engaged in
wholesale conscripting, taking every age and
color and pressing them into service. Es-
pecially have they been at work in the North.
ern Neck OF Virginia, securing the country,
and consequently everybody able to leave was
flying, especially contrabands. There is sell
dom a night but that numbers make their way
across the Potomac, or to some of the vessels
of the fiotilla. The King Philip, Capt Frank
a few days since brought up about twenty. five,
who were picked up in a boat below Currio-
man. and the Yankee, Mercury and other
boats have lately brought off some large
Ut mber OF whites are also coming off daily
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NAsHvILLEs Dec. 2.-Gen- Wood succeeds
Gen. Stanley in command Of the attn corps,
Stanley being unable 70 take the field His
desperate bravery at the Franklin fight con-
tributed mainly 10 tsrn what threatened to be
q disastrous repulse into glorious victory.
When q part Of his command had run away
before the enemy, he rnshed to the front, had
his horse shot under him and himself woanded,
he still led on the charge, waving his hat and
calling on his men to follow. He rallied his
faltering troops, repelling seven successive
charges.
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LATEST FROM THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.

LATEST FROM THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
Artillery Firing n ear the Jerusalem Road
Flags Presented by Gov. Bradford, &c q,
&C., &c.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press1
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAe.
Dec. l, 10 P. MA great deal Of artillery firing
has prevailed TO- day in the vicinity OF the Jeru-
salem road, but without any result worth
mentioning.
At this hour an unusual stiffness reigns
along the entire line, the pickets seeming to
At each other.
This afternoon the Maryland brigade re-
ceived the new flags which were ordered for
them by the Legislature OF that State at its last
session.
After the brigade had passed in revie W, Gov.
Bradford made a speech to the officers and
men, which was responded to in feeling terms
by Colonel Dennison, who commands the bril-
gade.
The men composing this command have seen
some OF the hardest fighting OF the war, and
their thinned ranks and tattered colors show
how they bore their part IN each engagement.
made of heavy blue silk, with fringe and tassels
Of gold. On the flags are the names of the bat
ties the regiments participated In.
The entire affair was one OF the most agree
able character, and will no doubt have good
effect on the men. s.t
The Governor and staff leave TO morrow for
Buffers department. when the regiments there
!" =" w.D. McGRzGoR
~ The Widows, Wood Society Of Portland,
- ~
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SECOND EDITION.
A O'CLOCK P, M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo
atoms Of Government securities:

RICHMOND PAPERS OF THURSDAY are in
town. AS stated in Gen. Grants despatch to
the Secretary of War, published by us yes
a route to the seacoast They express the opin-
ion that he will not make an attack upon Au-
gusta, but will push directly for the seecoast,
with view to Interior operations wffsp he
establishes a coast base
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New York Stock Market-First Board
BY the Pennle,a Iine-Qfice Sill Ninth streal

NEW YORK, Dec. So. S. 1881, coupsn 6's,
lax; U. S. S pos, 1O7K; Certificates Of Indebt-
edness, 97K; Gold. 800 /; N. Y. Central, 119A;
Erie, 93K Hudson River, 1164; Reading, 1875 y
=. illinois Central, 1919; Cleveland and
Pittshure, 1094; Cumberland Coal Preferred,
as; Gle, Gland and Toledo, 10sA: Chicago and
Rock island, 103H; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chien. &c; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
go, 100 4; Alton and Terra Haute, -; Chicago
and North western, 4OA; Quicksilver, e6a.
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FEDERAL RAID INTO ARKANSAS.
Capture of Brigadler General, Tire,
CaptainS, and an Adiutant

CAIRO, Dec. 3-The Grenada Picket says the
rebel Governor OF Mississippi has convened q
court.martial in Grenada to try those who did
respond to his call, and the militia are much
exercised in relation thereto.
On the Goth OF November the citizens of jack
SOD, Mississippi, were much alarmed at an
apprehended raid by General M. l.. Smith,
who, with {, 500 Federals, had crossed the Big
Black river the day previous.
CAIRO, Dec. 2.-The steamer Belle, from
Memphis, arrived last evening.
An expedition from Memphis under Colonel
Karge, captured, on the Both of November, 40
of Pyles' and Adams men, fifteen miles from
Memphis, on the Arkansas side OF the river
Among the prisoners are three rebel captains,
lieutenant, brigadier general, and an adjutant
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Fight with Conscript Deserters.

MCCONNELsBURG, PA, Dec. "a portion of
the 20lst Penn. mounted infantry had fight
yesterday at Timber Ridge with some con-
script deserters. One deserter was killed and
two wounded. One Of the latter was cap
tured. The balance escaped the pursuit
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Affairs In Georsetewn,

CONFERENCE.-The series OF religious meet.
ings, which has been in progress at the Con.
gress street Methodist Protestant Church du
ring these two months past, was concluded
last evening. The meetings resulted in the
conversion of about eighty persons, Of whom
about sixty united with that church The
meeting was commenced under the direction
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PORTION OF EARLY'S TROOPS GOING TO
THE DEFENSE OF RICHMOND,

A person who arrived here last night from
Madison Court House, Va, reports that yes
terday week ago long wagon tram belong
ing to three brigades of Early's army passed
through that place. The troops had previously
passed down the Valley, and it was the gen.
eral impression that their destination was
Richmond. On Monday last Kershaw's di-
vision of Early's command passed down In the
sama direction
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FROM TENNESSEE.

A Tax to be Levied on Internationally
Washburne and Dana Assigned to Com
mands.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2-General Washburne has
promulgated an order requiring tax Of half
per cent. a month to be levied and collected on
all persons in Memphis in any way exempted
from military duty, and who hold trade per-
mits. The tax to be on the amount OF business
per month. The fund thus raised to be devoted
TO defraying the expenses Of the militia and
paying for permanent guard for each regi-
BY order of Major Gen. Candy, the District
Of the West and Vicksburg have been formed
into one command, under Gen. u ana, with his
headquarters at Memphis.
Gen. Washburne has been assigned to the
command Of the post district OF Vicksburg
with its present II mlts.
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GREY Cloth and Cotton Cords at Memphis
to be Shipped North.

CAIRO, Dec. 2.-The steamer city OF cairo,
from Memphis, on the 3Oth ult has arrived.
General Dana has ordered traders in Eicks-
burg and NatcheZ to Immediately ship North
all the grey cloth and cotton cords remaining
in their hands, under penalty OF connscation
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Robert H. Orrison of Captain Richards's
battalion, Mosby's command, who was cap
tured on the LIST instant near Green Sprin rs,
Va, by a scouting party Of the Sth Illinois
cavalry, was sent in yesterday and committed
to the Old Capitol.
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MosBY ON CoNsoR1pTING DUTY.

u1ODD1 V3S CO1NDV1kIf
Richard Sweeny, refugee from Buckland's
Mills, Fauquier county, Va, .who escaped the
conscripting officers and has reached our lines
in safety, states that Mosby has declared his
intention to enforce the CONSUMPTION law
throughout the whole country outside OF the
Union lines in Virginia, even as far down as
Fairfax county On Tuesday nightlast, Sweeny
says, large number of conscripts were in
Warrenton and Salem, while in New Balti-
more the rebels had conscripted every man.
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PREACHER MURDERED.-Itis authentical
Iy reported and generally believed that Rev
Vim. Evans formerly OF Smiths Island, bu
for some years past resident of the Western
Shore Of Virginia, has been murdered by tn
rebels. He was local preacher in the NJ. E
church.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-PURNI ROOMS for gentle
- men, with first class BOARD, at No. Mis-
souri, avenue, near Sd street dec 8. 3t*
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS for single
- persons or families. at s. W. corner of 2lst
and H streets, and at 373 Pa. av,; also. table
board ST.
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN FIRST
"A class Board at No. 3 4 18th street, between NJ
and n. one block from the l4th street cars. Also,
few Table Bearders can be accommodated.
nov S-1w*
A FEW GENTLEMEN WITH THEIR WIVES.
"A or single gentlemen. can cure elegant rooms
with board, by application at 432 street, be-
tween 7th and 9Th. Also, few Table Boarders
can be accomm edated. nov 28.5tr
TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, COM
municating. with Board, at ISL West street,
Georgetown. D. G. nov l82w"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Gen. Grant at Norfolk.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 2.-Lieut. General
Grant, accompanied by portion OF MS stan,
arrived from the front yesterday afternoon on
the steamer Mary Martha. After visiting Rear
Admiral Porter, on board the flagship NAL
yern, be proceeded to Norfolk, Va
In the course of the evening, VITA seVerai
friends. he visited q hsnn's Opera House, where
Mr. McDonough's play of the Seven Sisters
was being performed. Although occupying
an obscure seat in private box, bis presence
soon became known, and he was greeted with
great enthusiasm.
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E'OR sALE-A CONFECTIONERY STORE An
l. ply at No. 36c eth street, next 10 the corner
of 1. Ids lw') VIRGIL VANNUCHI.
ENOR RENT-PARLOR and CHAMBER on sec
l. ond floor, and also two CHAMBERS, separate,
at No. La y., second door from 9th st.
de 3-3tF
E'OR RENT-A HOUSE. contain ina o rooms with
L other canveniences, for rent, and Furniture
for sale. For further in'ormat'en call on the
premises, 5! street, between % and 3d. or $40
9TH street, above d. dec 3-6t'
LOR R1NT-Two four-s story BRICK HOUSES.
eight rooms each, just built, with gas and
water, situated 22d street, between III and I,
Washin gton. d. G. Inquire Immediately of JOS.
LIBBEY, Lumber Yard, No. 81 Water street,
Georgetown, D. G. dec 3-St'
CQUARE OF GROUND FOR sALE-Loc sted in
- the northeast portion of the city; is dry and
high; contains 100000 square feet and can be
bou ght at bargain. Fsonts on and l. streets
IA "t' 'A"A'' r. NJ. HALL & CO.,
DAFT Real Estate Brokers.
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TYPOGRAPHIoAL sOCIE.
. sso Ises II sSs q, ca,S be he'd THIS
City Hall. llt'l c. PROCTOR, B. s.
- THE GRAND LODE OF FREE AND 40.
u 3 cepted Mas2ns of the District Of Colu NIB q ,
vi resume labor THIS Saturday EVENING, at
O'Clock. for the last reading OF the revised con
stitution previous to final action thereon Full
rsaresentAtion is desired. By order
W. MORRIS SMITH.
1t Grad Secretary.
nTMAGENENU lNCAMPMENT,I o. .. ,,
EaYy-Ysrd, on MONDAY Jsu9ary =. 1855. Par.
tcvlars hereafter. II
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ON THE AVENUE, No. AIS, near AZ street, is
the Dollar Jewelry Store. See Special No.
tees. dec 1.lW*
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QUIET PRFCINcT,-Last night the new 9Th
police precinct was unusually quiet, there be-
ing no arrests reported during the last twenty.
four hours.
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THE ATTORNEY GENERALsHIl

THE ATTORNEY GENKRALSHIP.
tits believed to-day that Hon. James Speed,
of Kentucky, has received the appointment OF
Attorney General, in place of Judge Bates,
resigned.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
MAR1NFs FAsH10HAABLE DANCING AGA
TEMPERANCE HALL,
e street, between 9th and 10th Sta

This Academy is now open for the rece ption OF
pupils. WV "
DAYS OF TUITION
NJ or Ladies', Misses and Masters Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and Fridays. from to 5p. m.
@ Gentleman's Class-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, from to 10 D. m
Those desirous of joining lay do so by applying
at the Academy during school hours. Quarter
commencing on entry. oc8
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NJ. OO.F.-GRANDL ODGE.-An adjourned
lS meeting will be held on MONDAY EVE
MING, Dec 5th at IA o'clock.
@THE ANNUAL LEyEE AND BALL OF
will take place at Odd Fellow Hail, Navy Yard
on tn RSDAY EVENING, December 18th Par
ticulars in future advertisement. dec cost
~NOTICE.-The fifth annual meeting of the
US THIRD BUILDING ASSOCIATION, of
Georgetown. will be heldlin the Reading Room OF
Mrs Lang's Hotel, on TUESDAY EVENING next,
held for officers, to serve the ensuing year.
dec 3-3t WILLIAM KING, Secretary.
TAT REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
lS ofthe HACKMEN'S BENEFICIAL Assoc
CITATION. on Thursday evening, lst inst, Mr..
Patrick Brennan in the chair, the death of Mr..
WILLIAM DALTON was announced; ~hereupon a
Braxton, McArdle, Murphy, and Brennan, to take
proper action in the premises. They subsequently
re ported the following resolutions; which were
unanimously adopted
Rfsolred, That as this Association has su staiu ed
a severe loss in the death of Mr.. WILLIAM DALTON,
our late Treasurer, and sppreciating the mani
virtues of our deceased member, we will outwardy
manifest our respect for his memory by attending
his funeral in q body.
Resolved, That We will ever cherish the remem.
brance efthe manly bearing and honest and uprigh
Resolred, That will tender to the family of the
deceased our deep sense of sympathy in this the
hour of their affection.
Resolred. That a copy Of these resolutions be
communicated to the family, and also published in
the Evening Star. It,
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ASSISTANT JUDGE ACKNOWLEDGMENT M
H. Ellis member of the Military Commission
on + street, between 18th and 18th streets, has
been appointed Assistant Judge Advocate Of
the Commission, and will act hereafter in the
absence OF Judge Advocate Colonel John A.
Foster.
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SAAoN q o CORNER OF NINTH AND sfs.

y CORNER OF NINTH AND D SIS.
This large and handsome HALL is now fer rent
for BALLS, CONCERTS, &c. 1t is finely frescoed
and finished In the most gu 3antial manner, with
large and convenient dressing rooms and gallery
at the south end for spectators.
The Hall 10 the best ventil atsd room in the city,
with twenty windows ON the south and east and
west side, Win large yentiiAtor In the center OF
being bull; With SPECIAL stts.tioa TO that object
have the best floor that could be procured.
~Ths Hall viii be rented fer Balls, Concerts,
" inaairs Of Q. sHECKLEs. on street. Sd door
from the Hall. nov 10 IN
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II L
NEW FRAME HOUSE, six rooms. on 10th street.
with rent r PfIa f F. mi FUR FOR SALE
in the house: all new. Will be sold at invoice pri
ces- possession given, with rent free for one
'f SMALL FRAME HOUSE, on leased ground, for
200 ACRES-a magnificent farm-with fne
House. Tenement House,. Barns &c &c; 500
same Thirty miles from the city. AT $50 per
a' Two nRIcK HOUSES. Island, new. We rooms.
We want to buy a number of Vacant Lots and
Houses worth HOTEL / ri Z =, PRePs ssTs,
ted in ibis siFV V,i "a NJ: GROUND.
294 900 square feet of Ground east of the Cap
Isl ifsS S. s ss ss ::'
de3,2t corner 7th and r streets.
OO0 O0O FASTENING 6t L LAT wt Just re-.
and Sv soa IN re Evans oo
dec 3-lw* Az street. bet. II and 1, Island.
2OOo bushels of prime Jackson White Potatoes.
suitable for family use Just arrived per schooner
Sarah, and for sale from vessel, piE;T SE RERRy
d3 St. s5 Water st.. Georgetown.
GAS sTOvEs-GAs STOVES. A
The hest and most economissl G "a HE ~
d dNG STOVES bS ever K tas Tfsts5 co.
Successors to J. L. Savage
Pennsyly ania avenue, between
dec 2w 9th and 10th streets.
CLARIFIED olphG CLARIFIED CIDER,
New landing from bark Laconia, twenty-siX
pipes prime CLARIFIED CIDER. direct from
Massachusetts,. For sale in quantities to suit pur
chasers, by RILEY A; SHINN.
Union Bottling Depot.
d3-1w [Chron.J 81 Greene st.. G cor getown.
MAGNIFICENT CLOAKS,
At 5O4 Ninth street. two doors from
Pennsylvania avenue.
The latest styles, the greatest variety, the
largest stock in the city.
We offer the ladies of Washington all the aivan-
tages of first class house. and stock not surpassed
by any other establishment in the country.
OPERA CLOAKS
in the greatest variety of colors and trimmings.
Call and examine our stock, at
JOSEPH BICKERTON & CO.'S.
5O4 Ninth street,
two doors from Pa. ave., and
dec 3-St* 1873 Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md.
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~ The Widows, Wood Society OF Portland,
Me-, has permanent fund OF $1,000.
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WINDOW SHADES.
Aoo PIOTURE CORD AND TAssEIS non

fCVJ fOO
Different celors and sizes Window Shades in
store. Orders for any required style size Shade
made to order.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
w We have now on hand a full supply of Cali
d fnrsis Wines and Brandy, in bottles and 3D. on
kys, Irish and Scotch Whiskys. oughton, Hos
letters and brakes Bitters, New England and
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin. Pure Spirits, London
For sale by EGAN & PERRIE.
nov 296t Corner and 9Th sts.
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~IOO.F,-GRAND LODGE.-An adjourned
IL 3 meeting will be held on MONDAY EVE
MING, Dec. 5th at IA O'Clock.
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EOR SALE-A fine double. barrel SHOT GUN.
u imported Also. a thorough bred Spanish
POINTER DOG. well broken. Price Sl25 Ad-
dress A. B. c., this office. de 3-2tt
I ARGE MAP OF GEGRGIA.-Compiled under
IL the direction of the General Assembly: one
copy only; backed with cotton. Also, a large Map
of South Carolina. For sale by
dec 8 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Different sizes and colors Picture Cord aad Tas-
sells Rings. Nails &c
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lid GLOVES FOR THE OPERA.
We have on hand white and colorsd KID
GLOVES. for ladies and gentlemen.
LANsBURGH BRO,
81 and 375 Seventh street,
de32t a few doors above / street
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", fOR SAEB. ~
pair of beautiful bay HORSES, IN
.E.-.:Ewell matched; one FIVE, theA0.
other Six years old; one sOrrer saddle horse eight
years old one BUGGY and one CARRIAGE,
nearly new Apply at the stable on G ST., between
lth ana lZtn. nov 10 Inn
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BUILDING ARCHAEOLOGICAL the meeting
second monthly of the Excelsior Building As
ISOLATION, Thursday night, the money on hand
sold as follows: Ten shares to M. L. NOerr, at
SO; four shnres, do, at 81; three shares to N. d.
Larner, at SO; five shares to J. T. Whitaker, at
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ROYS AND CHILDREN'S OVER COATS,
Dress and SCHOOL SUITS fine and medium
quality at low prices.
We have just received large assortm of BOYS
and Children Clothing of the most desirable
st. les and qualities which offer at the lowest
prices. WALL, STEPHENS a. 90
nov ll-2W if Intel l 200 pa Az
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The richest, handsor.est aud most varied stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
the District. These goods are warranted to be
ship.
Also. beautiful assortment of Card Eiste
Frames OF foreign and domestic manufacture, All
goods warranted re presented.
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MUSIC TOR BALLS. PARTIES, &,

LOUIS WEBER, No $50 7th st-eet east, re-
Specifically informs his frien DIS and FORMER pa ~
irons that he continues to attend Balls, Par-&R
Scientific Musicians. No 500 1th st. east: Gsv
Yard. &C E-lm
-
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HORSES! HORsEsi

QuARrRRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION, WASHINGTON, Dec. ], 1864. &
HORSES, suitable for Cavalry and Artillery SER
vice, win be purchased at Giesboro Depot in open
market, till DECEMBER 81. 1884.
Horses will be delivered to Captain l.. Lowry
Moore. A. @. M, and be subjected to the usual
Government inspection before being accepted.
Price of Cavalry Horses $l75 each.
Price of Artillery Horses $50 each.
Payment will be made for sIx(6) and more.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division,
dec2-Nt Quarterm aster Generals ONCE.
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Having recently added largely TO stuck of PA
PIRHANGINGSi in store. making thehssor mt
more perfect and desirable than at any former
time. especially of rich embroidered and medium
forei en- and domestic manufacture Also, com.
plete assortment of Satin and Blank Papers, en-
bracBg many new and desirable styles. Also, Q
choice stock of WINDOW SHADES, different pat
terms and colOrs: with a large and beautiful as
sortment of OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, both in
gilt snd dark wood limitations. PICTURE CORD
ANDTASSELs, different sizes and colors: Rings,
Nails. DC. Orders for Paperhaueing Window
Shades punctuAlly executed in city or country.
Terms cash, for goods and labor.
J. MARKRITER No AS6 9TH st.
= nov 30. 2wif* 8doors above Odd Fellows' Hall.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-03

LOYAL MARYLAND The New York
Times says it is amazed that the Mary.
landeTs permitted Gilmore, with 200 men,
to ride all over the State with IMMUNITY
The Post responds -" We are not sur
prised, for Maryland is as much eeces.
sion State as South Carolina" If this be
true, how completely it exposes the All,
litiOn IalSch0Od, circulated by this anne
Post, that Maryland, at her last election,
fully indorSrd Lincoln's emancipation pol
icy. How CLEARLY it proves, too, that
shoddyitcS and aliens, imported BY the
Administration for that purpose, carried
Maryland for the AholitioniSIs in defiance
Of the legal voters Of the State-provcs
that the election was a farce and fraud
Maryland scorns the Administration AID
its policy, but her limbs are shackled, her
voice stiled, and hIrelinss and traitors,
backed by Lincoln. riot in her halls Of
legislation, spit upon her Constitution and
set her laws at defiance. A day will come
when her people will risr in their majesty
and drive from her borders the ignomin
ious helots that have stolen the property
Of her citizens aud cast stigma upon her
fair fame.