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PkusoEAL,-uou.J J. R. Doolittle, Of Wisconsin,,
Commodore Patterson, OF the Uhfted sAtes navy,
and Col. John Tatt, OF Montgomery, Alabama.
are rus sss at the Sherman House.
, 1865-08-07

Ncn1u STAR NIssIox PlcN1c.-ReHcmbet INC
North stsr MIs:,op picnic At Evanston to morrow.
{ruesisy.) Cars leave Milwaukee depot atsa.
m. Ticlets for sdult., 6Dc; children, &C.
, 1865-08-07

l. Kp PHOPtRrY will be sold 1t auctIoo on To r
aesn. II: 10e9 eEps{ oaFs1s: 152 Empty saes. =;
iFoa,1 2d.blk aod 1 iaI1s lpt 81 Ito.e nxt7rsa
a5d o.Dre furniture. Tbs k.e u takB p So Z: ~
Routh Water II JAO. II hTD1RK HuS'&31-4t amp
, 1865-08-07

H.nncAp prca1c The third aunull picnic OF
R.,lroxd emp oves will be Eiven al MnntwawA
r,ove. near Wipetk1, on Wednesday next The
h.s, of urrlc md I'll kinds Of smusemeDts. Cars
1ssve HtIwppkee depot At 10 Z. m. and Z p. NJ,
iesv,no tht efpye ct II and II o'clock.
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LANcAsTEn MAnKt:T q n, !.
New York NIarItcT.

...., New YORK, Jan. 3.
FLCUR-Stato and Western q shade
firner, and yory quiet. Sales at $40
l5@l0 ~ for e&tra State Sl1 05@
II 20 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and
Sll 25@l2 for trade brands, the mar.
ket closing qnict and firm,
W1ISKY--Very firm and duiet.
Western 81 23b@2 "a.
WIlEAT-Quiot and firm. Amber
Western 50 55@2 So. ..
CORN--DulI aud nominal. Sales
at 81 8C@l 88 for mixed Western
white Southern about 81 O8.
OATS.-A little frmcr. Sales at
81 08b for Western.
BEEF CATTLE First quality.
s18@2l fair to coed Sl3@18; CON.
mon Sl1@12; inferior SlO@1O 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Extra, per
head slO@l4; prime S7@9 90; ordi.
nary Sj@T 90; COMMON So 5O@4 so
inferior $4@4 %.
SWINE Heavy, corn FED, per ID,
l3}@14c; light and medium l3Cg131c;
still fed l3al3lc.
Hogs have been somewhat irregular
during the week, the market having
been influenced by the weather.
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THE COMING DRAFT.

Tho work of correcting the enroll.
Z inentslists for Fairfield county has, we
learn, been substantially completed.
The quotas of the several townships
will doubtless be announced in few
days, and It will then remain for them
to take the course they may deem best
Interference to filing the same Not
withstanding the reputation of this as
a Copperhcad' COUNTY, few others have
been more prompt in answering the
calls Of the Government, by voluntary
action. Consequently, the hardships
ofprevious drafts have been compara-
lively light upon her; and We doubt
not that as it has been in the past, SO
it will be in the future. Itis now con-
ceded in all loyal circles, that this war
is 10 no fought out to the subjugation
Of the rebellion. The present military
situation affords ground for the hope
that q successful issue of the main Of
forts of the Government IS not distant
and that this will bo tho last call
for troops, of any serious magnitude,
for the purpose in question.
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nlARRIN ID.

On Tuesday, the 3d ms, in Hook
ing TIP, by Rev, Joseph 4. Roof, Mr..
FREDERICK A. SIIAEFFER and
Mrs MARY ANN GRINER, both Of
this county.
On the 2d Of Jan. 1865, by the Rev
Mr.. Powell, VIM. II. pUGH to ALICE
W. CHURCH.
Dec. Goth 1864, by the Rev J. B.
Helwig, of Lancaster, THOMAS b.
FINLEY, Esq, Of Mt Pleasant Jefferson
Co, Ohio, and Mis-, SALLlE G, LAW
RENEE, Daughter of the Hon Wm
Lawrence, Bclletountainc, Ohio.
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And still They Come.

With great pleasure and many
thanks, we acknowledge the receipt Of
the subjoincd list of contributions for
the good work ofsonding the Gazstte
to the soldiers in the field, for which
we arc indebted to the patriotic cxcr-
tions of our friends Messrs Samuel
Lutz and Oscar w. Sefcrt, of Rush,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-05

The New Year 1865 commencing
on Sunday, placed many persons in u
quandary as to which OF the three days,
Saturday, Sunday or Monday, to OBJ
servo as holiday. Some selected the
first named day others the second; u
larger number the third-whilo not u
few, determined not to miss the right
ono scrupulously celebrated the triple
holiday by getting gloriously drunk
on all three.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-05

ITEMS WORTH CoMMITTING TO Mem
oEY.--A bit Of glue dissolved in skim
milk and water will restore old Grape.
An inkstand was turned over q
white table cloth; a servant threw
over it a mixture of salt and pepper
plentifully, and all trace Of it disap.
peared.
Picture frames and glasses are pre-
served from flies by painting them
with brush dipped in u mixture
made by boiling three or four onions
in a pint of water.
Bed bugs are kept away by wash
ing the crcviccs with strong salt wa
ter, put on with u brush.
Soft soap should be kept in q dry
place in the cellar, and not be used
until three months old.
Stings and bites arc often instanc-
ously cured By washing them in harts-
horn or tnrpentino.
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Rallrosa Aesiasal al cirols,lIlo.

AShEoeH ASSsGent al SlFcAeNllio.
We have Information Of d serious
accident which occurred at the cross
ing Of the Scioto river neaf Circleville,
on the Cincinnati & Zanesvillo Rail.
road, on Saturday night last, The
particulars we have as yet been una.
bio to obtain, but the main facts seem
to bO that as the night freight train
going west entered upon the bridge
crossing the Scioto, some breakage Of
machinery or arrangement Of the rail
caused the locomotive to run off the
track with conclusion which broke
down n portion Of the bridge, precipi-
tating into tic river the locomotive
and the entire train. except the two
rear cars, the last being passenger
car. Some eleven cars, a part empty
and n part laden with various dsscrip-
tions of freight, made the fearful
plunge. The most lamcntablo feature
of the accident, however, is the loss Of
life Of one of the employees of tho
Road, and the serious %ounding q
another. Their names We have not
obtained.
Since this accident, the trains from
the West have been uniformly behind
time, indicating an injury to the bridge
requiring several days to repair.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-05

DSr Persons desiring Holiday Gifts,
will do we'll 10 so to A, BRENNE-
MANS BOOK STORE, where can be
found fine assortment of Photograph
Albums, Portfolios, Bibles, Hymn
Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, be-
sides other articles suitable for Holiday
Presents.
Will ALSO in a few days have fno
assortment of Gold Pens.
Next door to Tallmadgo House, Ian.
caster, Ohio. 2w3S
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10 nII those Liable 10 Dram.

There will be meeting Of the citi.
zens Of Lancaster, at the Court House,
THIS EVENING, Thursday, January
9th, 1865, for the purpose Of deyising
some means to relieve the city from
draft. A litde exertion, and we will
Gll our quota Every one liable to
draft is expected 10 come.
~ BY Order Of the 20 nmittee.
Lancaster, January 5, 1865.
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E@- We observe that the ice crop
hereabouts is being indusLriously har-
vested this week The quality of the
article appears to be superior, consist
ing Of hard, crystalline masses several
inches in thickness.
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AaDssG.On the evening Of De
ccmber 2Sth, 1864, in the CITY HALL,
a LIGHT BROWN FUR COLLAR.
The fneer will confer n great favor
upon the owner by returning the same
to this Office. 1t.
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Columbus, Dec. 26, 1864

Ia They are having lively times at
tho Capital City this week. Besides
the opening Of the Legislative session,
there are the Sorghum Convention, the
Wool Growers annual meeting, the
session of tho State Agricultural Soci-
ETY., and the newspaper publishers
Convcntion--to say nothing of sundry
meetings, associations and conventions
Of LET'S public character.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-01-05

e%Since the fall of snow of Friday
night last, several days of pretty fair
sleighing have boen enjoyed in this
vicinity, and the boys and girls have
had fine sport in coaSting down the
Wheeling street hill in hand -sleds.
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Tho Entertainment OF Friday Evening
. Last.

We should be glad to go into an ox-
tended notice Of an enterprise so cred
liable to all who participated therein,
as was the concert and tableaux cxhi
bition for tho benefit of the poor Of our
city, which came off at the City lin
on Friday evening of last week. But
the space at our command will permit
only q brief allusion to the perform
ances.
", The lady vocalists and instrument
alists acquitted themselves TO the great
satisfaction of the large and apprccia,
tive audience, developing some voices
ofrare excellence, and musical culture
of unexpected superiority.
An impromptu glcc club of gentle
men amateurs delighted the listeners
by their singing Of several fine pieces,
especially by their tasteful selection
and artistic rendering cf sundry
gems Of the standard Opera, which
were univerally pronounced bNHy."
We did not intend to mention any
names, but really cannot refrain from
remarking that in response to repeated
calls from the crowd, Krciders boy "
made an able, patriotic and amusing
"Deutch speech, which brought
down the house"
The exhibition of"tableaux vivants,
was indeed o marked success. Not
one Of the representations was fail.
ure. All were beautiful in the ex.
trcmo-but especial praise is perhaps
due to the following Faith, Hope
and Charity Circassian Captive,
Bachelors Dream =" The Three
araces" and the "Goddess of lib
erty,s -- q. g....
The last mentioned was the culmin-
ating glory of the occasion. A lady,
With form and features happily be6t-
ting the part she impersonatdd
crowned as the Divinity which re-
eeivesy (we are happy to say) a large
share of the devotions of Americans,
displayed aloft the "Star Spangled
Banner" with the single significant
word SAVANNAH, emblazoncd on
its folds With the tempest of ap1-
plause which greeted this tho curtain
fell, and the entertainment was con.
tluded.
Tho sum realized from the oxhibi-
ton was o. handsome one, and will
be material aid in the benevolent
object for which it was given. =
On the whole, our city may we'll be
congratulated on the ability and vii
lingness of her citizens to get up SO
good thing for so good a purpose.
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Church Notice.

st Johns Episcopal Church will be
open for Divine worship on Sunday
morning next, the 9Th inst Services
will commence at 1O3 o'clock. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
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sherman Tss,imoniol Meeting


In accordance with generally cx-
pressed wish from all parts of Ohio, a
meeting will be held at Columbus, on
Wednesday January 1lth, 1865, at
three o'clock p. m, to perfect arrange
mcnts for raising and presenting. a
meritable testimonial, on behalf Of the
people of0hio to Major General w, T.
Sherman. t' |a>.!ar'H
All persons who feel Interested in
the object of the meeting are respect.
fully invited to attend. rT h-a
II. II. HUNTER,
D. TALLMADdE, Com
JOHN T. BRAsEE,
Columbus, Dec. &c, 1864. u..
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We have been favored with a copy
of this excellent periodical for January,
1865 Asido from its merit as the pc
culiar organ Of the science of PhrcnCl-
ogy, it has an abundance Of matter OF
uncommon interest to all intelligent
readers. The issue for January is a
pictorial double number, and appears
with 32 quarto pages, and beautiful
illustrated cover. 1t contains portraits
of Tcnnyson, Silliman, Sheridan, Cobb,
Phillips, Susanna Wesley-mothcr Of
John-an Indian Chief, Franz Muller,
Miss Muggins, Miss Fury, the Princess
Of Wales, Florence Nightingale, a
group of Warriors-Hannibol, Julius
Caesar, Pizarro, Cromwell, Charles
XII, Frederick the Great, Scott, We'll
lington, and Napoleon, with Ethnol-
ogy, Phrcnology, Physognomy, Phys
iology, and Psychology. No. /, VOL
41st. Published at 20 cents y num-
ber or 50 year, by Mcssrs Fowler &
Wells, $50 Broadway, N. Y,
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CIOthfmE! Clothing

Those in want of Clothing, Ready
Made, or. made to order, will do we'll
10 leave their measures at |. LEWIS
Store, Mr.. GEARHART MILLER is al
ways ready to get.you up FIRST class
fit!
fm6 f.LEVY.
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------------,---------
DlED-ln Greenfield Tp., Fairfield
county, Dec. 2Gth, 1864, (of Typhoid
fevor), Mrs, SARAH ANN, wife of James
W. Mason, in the seth year Of her age,
She leaves seven children to mourn
her loss--six OF whom arc of tender
years. Il. J. NJ.
Departed this Ii ifc near Dumontyillc
Ohio, December 10Th, 1864 James f.
son.ofEdward and Emma Ewing aged
one year, rihc months, and twenty
days. G,. .J... ..-.
Like n dew drop this bcautiiul bud
ofconjugal affection and future prom
Use, wds born pure, lovely and bright
sparIilcd for moment on earth and
was exhaled to heaven, there to bloom
in unfading luster and mature into
immortality. LIZZIE.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed in the post.Ofilcc Mt Inncas
ter, State of Ohio, On tile 9TH Of January, 1865.

Remaining unclaimed in the post.Oilco Mt I.nncGs
ter, State Of ohio, On tlie 9TH Of January, 1865.
Hs-ro obtain any Of these letters the applicant
must call for "ddOeti'ei lsttersr give the date OF
thislist, and pay one cent for advertising. -,
ns-if9ot called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Free Delivery ofLettrrs ly Carriers at tlr reslden
ces OF the owners may be secured by observing the
following Rules:
/. Direct letters plainly to the streetand number,
as well as the Postothcc mud State.
2. Head letters with the writer, P0stohcs and State
street and number; sign them plainly with full name,
aud request that answers be directed accordingly
3, Letters TO strangers transicnt visitors in a
townor city, whose special address may be unknown,
should bem,rled at the lower left hand corner with
the word transient "
L. Place the Postage Stamp on the upper right
hand corner, and teare space between the stamp ni
direction for poit.mGrking without interfering with
the writing.
n. L. A Request for the Return of aIcttcr to the
writer II unclaimed within 30 days less, written or
printed with the writer's name poItofce and STATE,
across the left hand end of the envelope on the face
side, will be complied with ut the usual prepaid rate
Of postage, payable when the letter is delivered to
the wrltcr.-Sec IS, Law Of 1853.
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Casualties In the Fa,rnsla Companies,

Casualties in the Fairheld Csmpanies,
OOth Regiment, before Nashville.
We give, in another place, letter
from Lieut. JonN L. ELDER, Of the gal
liant 90th, furnishing an interesting
account Of the part taken by that reg.
iilCnt in the battles Of the 18th and
10th of December before Nashville,
with list of killed and wounded in
Companies l and D..
Lieut.. ELDER also sends us q copy of
the rebel Governor Harris tremendous
proclamation, a lengthy piece Of boifi,
bastic rigmarole, Of which we can give
only the opening paragraph, asa spec
linen brick, as follows:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TENNESSEE
IN FRONT Of NASHVILLE
DayIDSca CouSTY TESS,
December 7th, 1854
TENNEssEANs .. .--E fHE.F
The Confederate Army is here for
the purpose of driving the invader
from our soil and relieving you from
the rule of the most absolute and law
less dcspotism planting upon the
dome of your Capitol the flag of the
Government of your choice, and sccu-
ring to you the protection Of law and
civil government. |... ...H't
The proclamation has this sigma.
ture, 'IsHAM G.. HARRIS, Governor Of
Georgia" In about ten days after its
date, instead Of taking an easy posses
sion of tho State Government from
which he had so long been an exile,
Eham was making more than 2:4O
time for parts unknown, pursued by
the boys in blue, whom he supposed
were going to be swept aside like
chaff lIe probably knows by this
time thing or two more than he did,
and has concluded to postpone indie
finitely his contemplated visit to Nash
vile.
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PhiIndelnhIn Market.

FLOUR-Very dull, Supcrfnc
50 80; extra, $40 50@11 25.
WHEAT-DuIl Red, 81 G3@2 G5;
white, 50 9O@2 95.
CORN-Steady. New yello, 81 G8.
PROVISIONS-Pork, $ll so; Lard
steady at 24lc.
WHISKEY-~Dull at 50 80.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lrnA SA1io1Ar sAvisos- BASk, Offering q hiphss
rate Of interest than any other and tie Jsa s.surIty
Any Savings bank which pays pts depostors in u g.
Notes il is paving in the best creSs-
ting medium Of the country and cannot pay in any.
'hing better for ts own assets either in Govern.
securities, or in notes or bonds payable in gov
ernment paper.
It's equally eonFsuiSnt a. q temporary or psrms-
nen'inVestnsn,. The notes o.n always be sold for
within fraction Of thar face, and accumulated in.er
est and are the be. security with bank, rs sv.!t.or
ala fnr d;scon,,.
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There will be service at the Ger
man Reformed Church next Sabbath
morning at 1Ol o'clock, by Rev. J, A.
Swanjle.
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NOTICE.

TVNHE Probate Court oi Fairfield County, Ohio, has
4 ordered tho undersigned 10 pay 10 the creditors
Of his asslgnors Joseph and Samuel Bitler the full
balance due to said creditors which payment will
he made at the Office of Hunter 4 Daughorty, in Ian.
caster, in.s,d, county, Thursday the trstddy of
December. 1864. JAMES STlNS0N,
Nov2l.2w Assignee Of Joseph Samue' rte-.
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New Hack Line.
SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Noy!9-2w

In Pursuance ofau otdor Of tic Probate Court Of
Fairfield County, we will on 5.u
MONDAY, the Oh dag df January,
4. D. 1866, at I o'clock p. ~,
Al the door Of tbs Cout House in Lancaster, soil At
pahc uurtion trc following real estate situate III the
county nt Fairfield aud state Of Ohio, toit part Of
the south half of section two 2l in township fourteen
range nineteen sHgirtirs 9t'the south hwcst cor
ncr OF said half section .. stone; thence north on
the wcst boundary line fsad $40 chains
10 post from which mulberry tree H. bears snuth
23i. degrees cas lii links thence south ~ degrees
east w. UGminuies west l2:si chains to post, from
which black oak q. bears north iO1s degrees west
l3l links; trence north n "a degrees cast, va 61nin
ives; thrty,one chains N a post from which black
oak TO- bears north 4sl degrees east, ls links anil
jack oak IL bears north ~ drSrocs vest 10 links
thence north 73i5 degrees east va, 6h min west 1851
chains to post from which hllrl walnut IL, hears
south S2I; deSrocs cast, lt5 links ard poplar q
hears sotith a. degrees west; 259lt links; thence
south va co min. west 1924 chains to post on the
south boundary line o SAID sectlnn and thonce west
with the said south boundary line 56:75 chains to the
place OF beginning, containing 81 acres. '''
Terms Of Sale Onc-third the purchase money in
hand on neihi,d M one year, and the BALANCE 10 two
wears, with nteres: on the deferred payments:
NJ, A. nAUGHFRTl,
'',.. JOHN u. MARTIN,
Admrs offs. {. StambauGh, decd,
Zee. s,lsG4. 5w.-rtS9 O0
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Convertible into a sir rof cent $50 Cola

IN addition % the ve,y liberal interest CD tie notsa
'p; three years tia privilege Of conysrslon 10 nov
worth about three per cent por annup. for the eur
rent rate for $50 bonds is not less than nins per cent
Pre"'um' and before the var the premium on siI per
cent l. : stocks was over twenty per cent. It wHf
he seen that the actual proton this loan at the prss
en' market rate ia not less than ton pOr cent per au
nun. 4.
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NOGHGes

NToticc ia hereby given that the Undersigned has
Y heeu duly qualified as Executor Of the estate oi
JANE NEELLEY, late Of Fairfield count, Ohio,
deceased
Those indebted to said estate are requested 10
make mrn ediate payment All having claims against
said estate will present them within one year from
This date. SAMUEL JACKSON.
Nov3.3w,
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Its Exemption from siate'and Munisips1
..tt Taxation


But aside from all the advantages We have ena.
Tqerssd, special sct Of Congress ersmpts all bonds
and Treasury No's1 from 31t tara'ion Oa the aver
age this exemption is gorh about two pet cent. per
annum' "ccorinsto the rate of taxation in various
pRrts'ofthe country.
ltis beieEed that nc securities oer so great Induce.
nients to lenders as those issued blythe Government
tiaii other forms ofindebednsss the fsth or ability
Z" prVat" parties, or stock. companies, sspsrstS
communities onlyis pledged Tor payment, while the
whole property Of the country H. hed to secure the
discharge Of all the obligations. the United States
WhIIc the governmen.ofers the most liberal terms
for Its loans believes that the very strongest appea
viii beto the loyalty and patriotism of the people,
Duplicate certificates will be issued forh deposits.
The party dePoitng must endorse npou tho oJlSiuaI
certInrSte the denomination of notes reqnirsd and
whether they are to be issued IN blank or pajabis 10
order. When so endorsed it must I've len. Eith tho
nfhcer 'eceiVngtke deposit TO be forwarded 70 the
Treasury Department. e.. ,,,,
SUBSCRIPTIONS WIN Pr RECEIVED hy the Treasurer f
the United States Of Washington the severalAsTs,-
ant Ireasurers aud designated Deposltarisp and ky
the i.i -
FIHsTNkTI0NAi BANK ofcolSmbr.
First National Bank of znnesyiile, and
by all National Banks which are deposItaries Of pub
lie money, and -,,.t = N''I7.0'
ALI. RESPECTABLE BANKS .Ayp BANKERS
and :, '.s .f',.i -
Afford EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Aug. 21 1865.
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THURSDAY, Jan. 8, 1865.
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CITY OF LANCASTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-16
II OBERT /. WOOD,
A. Successor to Ashby s Wood,
continuuS to carry on the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.

It the Old Stand. No. no. kIng SJreel.
ALEXANDER II. SLAIMAkER (no|
with p. l. WOODY would respectfully solicit
the patronage Of his friends.
Our STOCK is at all times largeand complete
embracing Heavy and Fine French Broad
cloths. Black and Fancy Casemeres Satinetts
Cloths for servants, &C.; &c.
A full assortment Of Flanne!s, white and col
orod Fine and medium quality Dress Goods
a full assortment of Mourning Dress Goods,
irish Linen, warranted genuine, Linen
Sheetings and PILLOW Case Linens: superior
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting also, Gloyes and
Hosiery. Subscribers. Shirt Dosoms. Collars,
Cravats. N eek Ties, Hair Nets, &c: together
With a general assortment Of tr5 t-class DRY
GOODS. to an examination Of which we invite
our old friends and the public generally.
dec l4-3m