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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ELECTION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OHIO COUNTY, T0-WIT;
Annual Township. Election.
IPRJL 9th 1865.

NOTICE IS HER EBx GIVEN
~ THAT an Election will be held on Thu kS
DAY. APRIL 27th, 1866. at the several place
hereinafter mentioned for the following Town
ship Officers, viz: Supervisor, Township clerk
Oyerseer of the Poor Township Treasurer, two
Inspectors oil Elections two COnstables, three
School Commissioners, and Surveyor OF Roads
Under the direction of the Supervisor an'. In
spector of Elections in each township.
In the township OF Richie, at the Public
School House in the town OF South Wheeling.
In the township of Webster. at the house oi
Mrs Cowl corner of LIST and thapline streets
In Centre township, at the Public Schooi
House in the 5th Ward
In Union township. at the ith Ward Hose
House. o,,
In Clay township. at the Court House of Ohio
county.
In Madison township at the City Hall in Sec
ond Ward.
In Washington township at the 1t Ward
Hose House.
In Richlaud township at the Richland School
House.
In Liberty township. at the house Of John Far
is, Esq. -. :,
In Triaielphia township, at tho house OF
Frederick Heyer in the town Of Triadelphia
By order Of the Supervisors Of Ohio connty
ap2l-d&twtd GEO. w. SIGHTS, Cierk.
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WEST VIRGINIA BRANCH U. s CHRIS
TIAN CoMMISsION.--The following is
list of the officers aud members of the
West Virginia Branch of the Christian
Commission
President, Rev Alexander Martin; Vice
President, Rev j. j. Babcock; Secretary,
George W. Stoner; Treasurer, Robert
Cranglc.
S. B. Barnitz, D. w Fisher,
John Moffat, Alexander Mar
tin, J. J. Babcock, MI Bali, j c. Blake
ney, Thomas Addison, A. T. Mcclure, j.
T Clark, DR.. Drummond, VIM. Berke-
meyer, Messrs. G. W. Stoner, J. SENSE
ney, Robert CraDgle, DIR. T. H. Logan, c
H. Quimby, John Heron, James Wilson,
Bonham, William H. Oxtoby, John E.
Wilson, Thomas Sweeney, L. Neilander.
MoRGANTowN
Rev. Hooper, General Kramer, Rev. DR..
D. Son, VIM. Wagner
PARKERsBURG.
Rev. T. H. Monroe, Rev. VIM. Reed,
Henry Logan, Beverly Smith.
BRANCHvILLE.
VIC. Wilson, Harrison Hagans.
CLARKsBURG.
Rev E. T. Nicholson, Rev. NJ. Carter,
Judge Harrison Jr., Rev. j. t. Gather,
Rev. II A. Blackford, j. A. Hersey.
FAIRMONT
Hon. L. B. Hall, Rev H. G. Sanford,
Rev NJ. Woolsey.
BUCHANAN.
Hon. T. Farnsworth, D. .. Pinnell, Rev.
c.. p French.
KINGwOOD.
Rev. Asford Hall, Smith Crane.
GRAFTON.
Rev. s. King, Dr. Kennedy.
MOUNDsvILLE
Rev. T. b. Hughes. James Burley, Rev.
John Woods.
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Hon. Atkinson, Rev Smith F. Greer.
Rev. w. Wayman, Samuel McCul-
lough
TRfADELPHIA.
Moses Tichnell, J. E. Sisson..
FORKS OF WHEELING.
Rev Mr.. Greer.
WEST UNION, OHIO co.
Rev. w. A. Alexander.
NEW MARTINsvILLE.
Rev. B. + Rogers, Mr.. Geo Bier.
wETLsBURG
Rev. J. F. Pierce, Sam1 Jacobs, Adam
Keehn.
POINT PLEASANT
Rev. Martin L. Todd, Mr. Hall, Mr.
Miller
CHARLESTON
Rev. E. II. Dix, Rev. Mr. Blaney, Rev.
Williamson, E. w. Newton.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR WHEELING.
Rev. S. B. Barnitz, Chairman, aud Geo.
w. Stoner, Secretary; Rev. j. B. Blake
ney, Vice President; Robert Crangle.
Treasurer; Rev. John Moffat, Rev. A. I.
McLure, Rev. J. J. Babcock, Rev. Thos.
Addison, DR.. T. H. Logan, Thos. Swee-
noy, c. n. Quimby, Mr. Bonham, John
f. iison E.t. tt. ~
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STOCK MEDICINE.
f. O u II z - -
CELEBRATED '''
Horse and Cattle Powders.

aOrS6 dllu OdUUlO J. UWuOl oi
U,HESR POWDERS HAVE PROV
i ED, after trial of several years TO DO su
periOr to any preparation oil the killu III use.
The chief superiority OF these Powders arises
from the fact that they . are composed OF meul'
cines that have Laxa. = tive Tonic and Puri
fying properties. The . Laxative elects erndl'
tics from the stomach 3 and intestines; the
Tonic gives strength to the system OF the
Horse, and the purify. 3 ing medicines contain
ed in them cleanse the blood and lay tue
foundation for heal thy and vigorous cir
culation The use OF them improves the wind,
strengthens the appetite, and gives the horse a
fine smooth and glossy skin thus improving
The appearance, vigor and spirit oil TINS hooie an
imal.
These Powders are not intended as most
powiers are to bloat tho animal so as to give
him the appearance Of being fat when not really
so-but to remove the disease, and promote his
general health.
These Powders will strengthen the stomach
and intestines, cleanse them of offensive matter,
and bring them to a healthy state. They are a
sure preventive of Lung Fever and certain
remedy for all diseases Incident to the Horse, as
Chambers, Yellow Water, Distempers, Founder
Heayes Slavering Coughs, Fevers Loss OF Ap.
petite and Vital Energy, 6e These Powders
ii used two or three times week, through the
winter and spring, your Horses will never get the
Lung Fever, ChOlic OF Bolts. A few dosos oi
these Powders will remove the worst Cough on
any Horse. We're owners OF Horses 10 1eeu a
few doses of these Powders every year. they
might save the lives OF many valuable Horses.
NIILCH cows.
The properties this Powder possesses In in
creasing the quantity a Of Milk in Cows, give
II an inportance and ) value which sh0nld
place il in the hands Of . every person keeping
a Cow. In fattening : cattle, it gives them
an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes
them thrive much faster.
HOGS.
In all diseases of Swine, as Coughs, Ulcers In
the Lungs and Liver, /. &c, by putting from
half paper to n paper = of these Powders in a
barrel or swill tho a. 3 bove diseases can be
cured cur or entirely pre-. : vented. BY using
these powders, the Hog Cholera can be pre-
vented.
PRICE % CTS. PER PAPER, or PAPERS
FOR ONE DOLLAR
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THE TRAGEDY.
Pursuit Of the Assassins.
The Funeral Of the President
Further Detail. Of the Assassination

Further Details Of the Assassination.
NEW YORK, April 20.-The Herald's
Washington dispatch says it was ex-Gov.
Farwell, of Wis who notified Mr.. John
son of the murder of Nh Lincoln. Mi
johnson had retired for the night when
notified, and prompt measures were taken
for his protection but for this presence
of mind on the part of Gov. Farwell, in
all probability Mr.. Johnson would also
have been murdered
In the excitement produced by a
knowledge of the murder of Mr. Lincoln
as it was, an unusual stir was heard in
the room of the unknown man, where a
pistol and dirk were found
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APRIL 90, 1865
Arrest Of Man Supposed to be Booth

READING, Pa, April 20.
To s. Bradford, Esq:
On my return from Pottsville, the rep
reservations to me last evening were such
that l sent a special engine to Pottsville
after the upevening passenger train, but
the man had left the train at Auburn, be-
fore the telegraph could reach it. He
then walked back to Port Clinton after
dark, and stole his passage to Tamaqua
on one of our coal trains last night. He
is now caught at Tamaqua, where we
telegraphed to look ont for him, and will
be held until identified. There has been
some ground for suspicion that it is
Booth.
(Signed] G. A: NICHOLS,
Supt. p. & r. r. X.
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CLOTHES WRINGER.
.---E------ - - ------
THE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER /! !
sGreat Family EcOnOmiser.' .

u,UIs MACHINE HAS ALBRADY
acquired . world. wide reputation e. being
tho most popular and eonplets Of all housshold
utensils. no expense % withheld 70 make ~
nerfect- The frame is of hard wood thoroughly
ssasoued The iron is maileable. Of the best
quality, and galvanized. The rolls ars large, Of
solid rubber, and very elastic and bsing east In
mouids are smooth, uniform and very durable.
The Universal Clothes Wnnser Hil vcrk
fonr times Is fast As can be doDe By hand. with
one-fourth the labor. and much drisf, and
urinqs ANYTHING. from SILK glove 10 Dutch
blanfst is simple, strong and durable, and vill
rot eet out Of repair Any servant win use Il
with safsty 10 the mzehine and with great saving
ef wear 70 the clothes IL . readily ana nrmiy
secureA 10 tbs tubs Of any thickness. and 60 %
irstantly detaebed and set ASIDE. Sold by
---F1S y d. g MDOEh
novIstf 10 Nsin s$Essk WheGlinG
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Drs. Jackson, Herbert & Co.
CRRATEsT MRDIGAL ClRCI

G LAR EVER PUBLISHBDI Fifteenlarge
letter pages for two cent stamps.
YOUNG MEMS MEDICAL ADVISER.
Gratuitous advice given in diseases of the ner-
vous seminal urinary and sexual organs in the
reports of the Western Medical Association,
which are sent by mail in sealed envelopes free
Of charge
The organization was formed to dispense new
and reliable treatment aud is composed OF the
well known ply ysiciaBs. to whom all letters must
be directed
DRs. JACKSON. HERBERT SEQ,
eb4-eodly Box 48 Cincinnati. Ohio
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Omcinl from Surgeon General Barnes

To Major Gen. Dir:
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The following
is the official report of Surgeon General
Barnes, of the condition of Secretary
Seward and his son, Mr.. Fred. Seward
this morning: The deep interest of the
American people in the welfare of the
great statesman and patriot, when his
life was assailed by the murderers of
President Lincoln, induces me to send
you the official morning and evening re-
port.
[Signed] E NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
APRIL 90, 1865.
To Hon. E. H. Stanton, Secretary of Var:
SIR:-I have the honor to report that
the Secretary of State passed Il restless
night, but is more comfortable this
morning Mr.. F. Seward continues to
imp .ove slowly.
Very respectfully your obedient servt.
s. R. BARNES,
Surgeon General.
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Observaaces i'm Honor Of the Iilustri.
GUS Dead.

CINCINNATI, April 2O.-Bnsiness was
suspended yesterday and the utmost qui-
ct prevailed. The bells of the city were
tolled and minute guns fired during the
day. Appropriate services were per
formed at all the churches
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The l9th at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, April 19--The procession
to-day in honor of the funeral of Prcsi-
dent Lincoln was the largest and most
imposing ever seen in this city. All
places of business were closed, and every
store and dwelling appropriately draped
i'm mourning The procession numbered
upward of fifteen thousand persons,
among them Gems. Thomas, Rousseau,
Miller, Whipple, Fouler and Donaldson.
Over 10000 troops were in the process
sion, and besides Gov Brownlow, both
houses of the Legislature, quartermaster,
commissary and fire departments, with
their machines beautifully decorated,
the various lodges of Masons, Odd Eel
lows, the German societies, Turner's, the
Fenian Brotherhood, &c. After parad
ing the streets, which were thronged by
crowds of citizens, they repaired to a
field in the suburbs Of the city, where
appropriate ceremonies we're held. Ad-
dresses made by his excellency Governor
Brownlow, Mr. Allen and others A no.
ticeable feature in the procession was a
funeral car drawn by six white and six
black horses. Everything was suitably
performed, no disturbance of any kind
occurred. During the day the city was
unusually quiet, all places of amnse-
ment being closed.
Heavy rain with thunder and light
ming, this evening
Story Of Bse.h's Recognition Rxpled.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-The follow
ina dispatch was received this evening
from xlawyer at Reading: The dispatch
ofyesterdsy was somewhat erroneous
Tho statemsnt given by 9 citizen Of
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PET R OLEU NJ !. |.
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J. @. MORRIS,

AvHRRs ven SALE IN LersFe
DfvIDESD PAYING PErsCLEUH OH
STOCKS; .ems payins from foUR e IIv4
Tks Es ob boLI@Rs iu,ny "a a conTsoILiD % s I'd sY
FIhSr-CLASs MEN or THIS CITY 1a
Parties desiring dsily asetsttsnsDsf fSesssA -
information In relation - ths1. can have asns
furnished upon application. -.
attended %. ksnittaacss % assislastsy ssf-
sfences In als casss . scconpeny er1ss. La :
Saiss nsds st View York hRETRQLKUM
STOCK EXCHANaE." o. q pstylts sals =
tsc.s @ ae1.ss . q tSis city: s1Ts
Nessra Harbeeks Z Ce. ge.iah xsey's ssss
GaIvsy Casado 4 Teller 0eeses NnlA
D C. Norris. Preaiasaf cossnh661 Ina o. Si,A
C:l4ys,a . h"na ,ssse'sss = ssss~ :
sM nsss c..Aisr se.k 41sy t@i. ssi q
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4. A. FOUTZ g. BRO

y. A. FOUTZ e. BRO,
At their wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot
No. ll6 Franklin St, Baltimore, Md.
For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers
throughout the United States.
WHOLESALE AGENTS: Laughlins g. Bushheld,
Wheeling. w. Va. j. J. Bender & Co, Pitts
burg, Pa. Johnston Holloway & Cowden, Phil
adefphiS Pa
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Washington Itonas.

WAsHINGroN, April 2O.-Secretary
Seward is able to sit up to-day, and IS
improving very fast Frederick Seward
nassed a comfortable night and Is also
improving -
4 large number of Navy officers called
in body to day to pay their respects 20
President johnson.
The Maine delegation, now i'll this city,
headed by the Hon. Hannibal Hamln,
late Vice President of the United StaRs,
waited upon the President to day for She
pupose of rendering to him the same
hearty support which they so freely gave
his illustrous predecessor.
A delegation of citizens of Massachu-
setts headed by Gov. Andrews, OF that
State, and Mayor Lincoln, OF Boston, by
appointment, also called upon President
Johnson this morning. Delegations from
various other states will pay their re-
spects to the Chief Magistrate during
the day.
This morning at eleven o'clock dele
cation of one hundred citizens OF New
York headed by Gov Parker, called upon
President Johnson at the Treasury De-
partment. Pre- sident johnson, i'll re-
sponse to an address by Gov. Parker,
said:
Gentlemen, can scarcely fnd Ian
guage to express my feelings and thanks
upon this occasion. Your words OF
comfort and kindness are especially au-
spicious at this lime. Having been
called to this post by Providencei am
overwhelmened with sense of the OBJ
LEGATIONS and duties devolvingupon me,
and l feel deeply the kind expressions OF
support and confidence which you have
given. 1t was but the other day that
our late Chief Magistrate was inaugura-
ted, after having served one term with
acceptance to nearly all the people OF
the country, and now he has been struck
down like star from its sphere, leaving
questions of great political importance
to be settled I am especially thankful
for your encouragement at this time. and
you will please accept my thanks for
your rendered aid and support.
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nHK DAILY RKGlsTRR R0OK
BIEDERY tprns out all Kinds II Blnnkl
and Blank BookA for individuals hrPs stssm
binding done. tfsa1ta.
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Death sf Andrew Jaeksen, Jr.-Wn-
berferce Univer.isy Destroyed by
Rire. f sE s1se a. ft "a

CINCINNATI, April 20.-Nashville pa
pers announce the death of Andrew Jack
son, Jr., adopted SON of Gen. jackson. ~
Wilberforce University, Green county,
Ohio, were destroyed by fire ON Friday,
Loss 80, 900. .siisLes3 ais II iist s'isi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-10-19
Board of Supervisors.

A Ia meeting Of the Board of Supervisors of JEFF
Y ferson County, West Virginia, on the 10th OF
September, 1885, the following proceedings took
place -
Board met at 10 o'clock, members present Mr..
President, Supervisors MeCurdy, Cameron, Logic,
Turner and Johnson.
On motion Of DR.. Logic the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved BY the Board Of Supervisors Of Jefferson
County State of West Virginia, that the Land Book
of 1859. be adopted BY this Board, and all persons
who feel themselves aggreved on account of the de-
struction by the armies viii apply to this Board at
It's next meeting, BY petition endorsed by three dis
interested persons who will have frs: been sworn
for that purpose.
Resolved that the above order is subject to the
approval Of the Governor and AuditorOf this State.
Resolved also, that these resolutions be published
in the county papers until our next meeting,
October u, ls65,-St.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-10-19
Valuable Hotel Property
FOR SALE.

TVyHE undersigned offer for sale their valuable
Hotel Property, known as the "I 1919
HOUSE, opposite the CoURT-HousE, Charles
tOscR, Jefferson County, Virginia. This COM
modious establishment is situated In one oil the
most delightful villages in the SHENANDOAH
VALLEY, eight miles from Harpers Ferry, and
Immediately ON the line of the Winchester and
Potomac Rad Road 1t has al. the necessary
appointments for hotel conducted on the
most approved plan.
1t has THlRTY-FIVE ROOMS, most OF
them large and well ventilated, and is capable
accommodating, with the utmost convenience
and comfort, SEVENTY-FIVEG GUESTS.
The STABLING attached is sufficient Tor
SEVENTY-FIVE Horses.
The GARDEN embraces TWO ACRES, and
has been improved to a capacity to supply a.
bundantly all the vegetables required, III sea-
son.
A most excellent ICE HOUSE, with DAIRY
attached. COAL SHEDS, &C, complete the
improvements of this most desirable property
1t is offeredat PRIVATE sale until L UESIAl,
the 31Jt of October, on which day, at II o.
cloc& NJ, if not previously sold, 1t VIII oe ofier
ed at public auction to the highest bidder
TERMS: ONE-HALF CASH, balance, with
interest, in two equal payments at and ~
months to be secured by Deed of Trust on the
property. j. r. a. hEDMAN'
0ct & JAS. ID. GIBSON.
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PUBLIC SALE.

rCHE undersigned win sell, at the residence OF
| the late Samuel Wright OF this County, about
a mile above CharlestowD, on the Rail Road,
On Wednesday, the 25A Of October, 1865,
Farming Implements consistingo of
Two Wagons and Beds, Barshear, Single &c
Double Shovel Poughs, Five Harrcws;
Wheat Fan, Wagon q Plough Gear, Wood
Ladders, Grain Cradles, & Rakes, Log and
Fifth Chains, Cross-cut Saws, Grind-stone,
Pair of Steclyards, Sausage Grinder and
Stuffer, Meat Barrels, Corn Shelter, Com &
Cob Crusher, Lot Of Bags.
Also, One Carriage, and Rockaway, One Sleigh,
first rate Mich Cows, and four Patching
Hogs. Also
HOUSEHOLD G KITCHEN FURNITURE
"a great variety.
Terms Of Sale:-Cash for all sums Of ten
dollars and under; over that amount credit
of 9 months, the purchaser giving Bond with
approved security before removing the proper
ty. Sale 10 commence at ! o'clock, A. NJ.
MARY WRIGHT,
Adm'x. Of Samuel Wright,
October 5, 1865.
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Terms (:
Aug. 3lst, lseE
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
Valuable Real ESTATE,

On. Camp Hi IN The torn Of Harper's Ferry.
WE, the undersigned, Executors Of the last win
w and testament Of Singleton Chambers, Sr,
deceased, by virtue of the provisions oil said
will, on Saturday, 2lst October, 1865, at IL O.
clock, 4. NJ, viii offer on Tie premises. a,
public vendne, 70 the highest bidder, the Real
Estate of said Chambers. devised by said will
to be sdld--samc being the lot Of said Cham-
bers fronting on the public square on Camp
HILL The dwelling house on said lot has been
torn down, but the Store House remains.
The lot Is a very fine one, most eli@Aly stu
atcd, rich and productive, and near the Pump
on Camp-Hill, the best water Athe town of
Harpers Ferry, never falling stream being
in its immediate vicinity.
TERMS One Third Cash, and balance in
equal instalments at six aud nine months
Bondswith good security for the deferred pay
mcnts bearing interest from The day Of sale.
and Deed of Trust on the premises to secure
them will be required.
Harper's Ferry, Va. E. II. CHAMBERS,
Scpt.2s, 60. i. WENIzELL,
Executors
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STOVES


TIME Citizens Of the Shenandoah Valley are here
by notified that we have appointed as our A
gents, Messrs. Bailey and New, Forwarding &
Commission Merchants, at Harper's Ferry, who
will have constantly on hand and for sale, all
of our well known make of STOVES, inclu-
ding Balloon lCoan Nos. ], 3, 3, 4. Radiator,
Coal Nos. l, ., 8, A. Oakland, tCoal No. /.
Scotcbman, Coal Nos. 7,S,9 9. Dining Room
Stove, Coal Nos. Z, s, 9. Laura, Wood
Nos. /, 2 3, A. Bachelor, Coal Nos. l, q
Model Parlor Coal Nos. ., 3. Old franklin,
Coal No. /. Defiance King Wood Nos. Z,
8. Old Dominion, Wood Six Sizes. Cattage
Franklin, tCoal.l Grecian Capitol, Nos. l, 2,
3, 4. Virginia Star, Coal No. l. Jupiter,
Coal No. /.
JOHN HAMILTON, & CO.,
Prop,letors Quincy Foundry and
Machine Shop, Wheeling, Va.
Sept. 2l,-lm.
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Confectionery, Fruits, &c.
TOHN F. BLESSING, in 0HARLFsTowS, has on
81 hand carefully selected Stock of
FRESH CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, DC.
such as CASDIEs-F Foreign and Domestic-0aASoEs,
LEMONS, RAIsINs, FTGs, CuRRASTs, DATES. CirRoS,
PRUSEs, PEACHES, APPLES, and CANNED FRUITS OF
all kinds, PICKLES, SARDrSEs, &C.
NUTS-CocoA NuTs, PALM NUrs, ALMONDS, Fill
BERrs and PEA NUrs.
His BAKERY is in full blast and every descrip-
ton of CAKE constantly on hand, or supplied upon
short notice.
ICE CREAM SALOON
re-itted. and Ladies and Gentlemen can be accom-
modatod.
He offers his Services and Supplies OF Deicacies
for WEDDINGS, PARTIES, PIC MICS, &C., and
respectfully invites attention 10 his assortment and
solicits Orders for his Services.
Aug. a, 1865.
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To Housekeepers and those intend
ing to become such.

To Housekeepers and those intend
ing to become such.
WE invite those persons intending 10 furnish or
w reht their dwellings, TO call and examine our
large and well-selccted assortment Of
Cabinet Furniture
Now on hand, and which we are daily receiving,
consisting in part of
Fine Parlor Suitcs-fine Walnut Chamber Sets,
Fine Oak and Imitation Oak Chamber Sets,
Marble and Wood-top Sideboards,
Extension Tables,
Dining Chairs, Lounges, Spring Beds,
Feather Beds. Boosters, and Pillows,
Together with large assortment Of FURNITURE
usually found in first class Furniture Establish
ment. All we ask is a call, and We feel confident
that our prices and furniture will give satisfaction.
gsss- FURNITURE shipped to the Valley either
by Canal or Railroad.
H. +. ZIMMERMAN 4 CO.,
No. $50 Seventh street,
Between Louisiana Avenue and ID street.
Washington City, October IL, ls65.-ly
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BAILEY s. NEW.
HarDer's Frry,. Va,

T10Rw6RDING and COMMISSION Merchants
L and Dealers in COAL, LUMBER and HOUSE
BUILDING Materials of all kinds, including
White Pine and Yellow Pine Plank, Matched
Flooring, Partition Lumber, Beams, Joice,
Scantling, Pine, Oak and Cypress Shingles,
Lath, Batting, Fence Pales, Lime, Hair, Ce-
ment Bricks, Paints, Linseed Oil, Varnish,
Turpentine, Windows, tglazed and unglazcdD
Blinds, Doors, Window and Door-Frames,
Nails, &c.
September. 21,--lm.
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SIBERT HOUSE,
NEW MARKET, SHENANDOAH CO., V

NEW MARKET, SHENANDOAH CO., VA.
II RESPECTFULLY notify my friends in the Val
| lev, and the public generally, that have leased
the SlBERT HOUSE, and win spare neither labor
nor expense in making il Of the most conforta-
bic and pleasant Houses in the Valley for Travellers.
The TABLE will be provided with the best the
country can afford. The BEDS shall be clean and
comfortable.
The BAR will always be supplied with the best
and purest LIQUORS that can BE- procured in the
markets. The STABLE will be attended BY ca -c-
full 0stlers, and will ALWAYS be supplied with feed.
general LIVERY BUSINESS will be done.--
Horses, Hacks and Buggies will always be kept on
hand for the accommodation of travellers who ma y
wish to visit the surrounding country.
Terms moderate. b. +. ENGIE,
Sep. II, lsG5.-6 Proprietor.