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steed, rode gallantly to her rescue; and
when, in short, everybody looked upon
me with kind ofholy horror, and hinted
that there was small danger for me by
water, while hemp grew so freely on land.
Perhaps they were right do not know
but oh !. what blessed time it was, in
spite of the disgrace l was continually
falling into. The sowing of those early
"wild oats" was the most pleasing agr'-
cultural occupation | have ever been en-
gagged in, | think.
Years ago. 1t was later on, but in
those dear years still, that another class
OF experiences, which have now grown
into memories, came into being. play
ed no more with Della in the old garret
or on the greensward under the dining
room windows; | was away from home,
and among strangers, who, ere long, be-
came friends. At boarding school, when
the exuberance of youth, and health, and
spirits broke out in another form; when
lessons were learned in the hasty passage
from the clearinghouse to the academy.
ana forgotten quite as soon as they had
oeen recited. and books were voted bore,
and unmentionable to ears polite; when
teachers had to be dared aud precept-
hoodwinked; when the most usual mode
of egress from the prison-houses of our
rooms was BY third story window, the
friendly root OF a shed, and tin cave
trough, or spout that conducted us safe
~ to the ground; when stolen feasts we're
sweet at midnight, and stealthy cigarettes
smoked almostunder thepreceptor's nose;
wnen parents and guardians made eyes
at the b''ls, and shook their heads grave
y at some sllght hint ofthe misdemean-
ors OF the term, but finally ended by pay
ing the hrst, and overlooking the last
How well can recall those golden days
OF mlne' and the grief that followed them
when the laughing schoolgirl thought
nerseir tne victim OF misplaced attach
menu ana drew her round face down to
.ne orthodox length Of misery, and threw
nerseif upon thc ground, and wept fran
tlcly because Ter idol had looked coldly
upon her. On, foolish heart, wnat was
ity0g had lost? A soft blue eye, beau
tliul face, winning tongue and grace
% lu' i9lui' ana a neart full OF treachery
au'l, auu ueoei.Ia - nature small mean and
oo"'e'e p'lpie' III spite OF its outward tin.
G., S,o - i hery afuor n oi ana reckless bravery
al SsgP uo"u lIpin tne PEDESTAL, crowned
i;na ru @ao,aseu ne ,'os hlngetne hrst OF long
ao,h G .nnaa -, nlOnaiohs' I nrse worshiped, then
ut"'oncu t',. .a auu uesraued-nay, not that,
o ous I pus !" Sa1lr r. proper Places where the
~ -, "Ieu np' i,i' i'seiI 10 iook ior them.
nJ''ia .II looA @ DaoN upon atiolly with most
.huu .hu oyes' II COST me lar, Tar more
ia. ..'au 10 " no.vn, ior oniy once since have l
W. Jep. su.n . 'eais, anu uearly bought Jew
en.S o,o aio .nl I,ea1uIeu T most IL was years
~ I'll -''iauS uoa ior that' The sack
olo'n .iDa' I"u asnes u 'nose days have passed
:.i a"Iy' .i 'pee' wrong anu treachery now
". n''nVus 'neni, even wnen they come, as
ecyj sney Ia'e i. ~ sness latter Gays, from the
anS ,,J"u ..I io1ep T anu trusted as David loved
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There are fully twenty thousand wild
ows and sixty thousand orphans( whites
in Alabama, and three-fourthso of them are
utterly destitute.
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citys noise. And they are singing the
Ave Marie Itella now-"Hail Mary, Star
Of the Sea-" People pauses and listen
in the streets, as the organs swell, and
the voices of the nuns join in; well, it
will do them no barm--and for me. it
soiteus me, and brings me rest from the
heavy burden of my life. Oh beauti.
ful and buried past-oh sweet voices of
those "years ago." even as those vesper
hymns float softly out upon the air and
stay the careless passers-by, so would 1
have you steal upon my soul. Now,
while the morning of my life is deepen
ing into noon, feel my powers failing
and my courage leaving me. 1t will
not be long, not long, thank God ere l
shall lay aside my armor, aud rest mo-
ment in shade, ere ego hence to be no
more" And | would gather you around
me, since may not look upon the places
that give you birth, | would sleep with
the old sounds ringing in my years.
Failing in the march ere it is half way
rough, utterly weary and desolate at
heart, l shall soon step from tho ranks,
and another will take my place, while
the marshal music pc IS SO loudly as to
drown my half uttered sigh. Let the
pageant pass, and softer music come, and
| will close my eyes and sleep, like
child, Graded, in the exiles grave, by
thoughts and dreams of "Years ago."
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PERSONAL ITEMs.-Governor McCor-
mick, Of Arizona, in his address before
the Pioner Society, at Prescott, used the
lollowi g language regarding humble per-
sons who perform useful deeds; while
others gain the glory and reward "Jede-
diah 5 Smith, chief trader in the en-
ploy ofthe American Fur Company, is
conceded to have been the first American
who went overland from the Atlantic
States to California, (in 1926 and yet
how few are there who have even heard
his name What dPring did he exhibit,
with what perils must he have been sur
rounded, what faith, hope aud persist
ence did he display; but he has no place
in history. james W. Marshall, the ac-
knowledged discoverer of gold in Califor-
mia, (although it is asserted that Smith
reported its existence, )lives in compara-
tive obscurity and wealth, in that State,
and scarcely known to fame. James Fin.
ney located the first claim on perhaps the
most famous silver deposit in America,
and yet bears the name of Comstock, the
man who, when it began to attract atten-
tion, was employed to perchase it. Car.
son, n,- Maxwell an Bill Williams were ex.
perienced explorers when Fremont first
met them, and without their aid as guides
it is doubtful whether he would have had
success in his various expeditions, yet,
where history has a word for the it has
volums in praise Of Fremont. Walker
and Weaver had crossed and recrossed
the continent, trapped on every stream,
bartered and fought with every tribe Of
Indians, and imperiled their lives hun
dred times before Fremont left the
Charleston College, or thought of become
ing a pathfnder-and yet they have lit
tie renown. Weaver asceuded and de.
cended the Gila, the Colorado and their
tributaries, and ransacked what now
constitutes the Territory of Arizona, full
thirty-fve years ago, and there are un-
pretending men before me to-day, num-
bers OF them, an unexaggerated record of
whose services as pioneers would give
new confirmation to the axiom that truth
is stranger than fiction, and prove them
far better entitled to the credit of OPEN
ing the Rocky Mountains and Pacific
country than the romancing heroes who
lay claim topublic gratitude on thatscore.'
There are fully twenty thousand wild
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octoher2.ls
A CARD.

THE generous manner in which my proposition
u to re-estabish the 'tINDEPEEDENT DEMO
GRAFT has been responded to warrants the belief
that by the lst day December ensuing, the whole
OF the subscription will be taken Should this be the
case, 1t viii enable me TO issue the paper
ousiy with the allotment of the property, viz the
lat day of January next. AS large edition of the
hrst number will be printed for general dis.ribu-
ton, advertisers will fud it to their advantage to
avail themselves of the columns of the paper
The first issue will contain the rolls OF the i'm
mortal ''Stone wall Brigade.'' The heroic few who
survive, and the lends OF the slain. should each
possessa copy of the paper.
All subscriptions, paid in previous to Ist day OF
January, Will be deposited in the hands of N. s.
WARE. L g., of 0harlestown, a gentleman of the
highest integrity OF character, who has kn4lg con-
Petion of the whole enterprise. Agents will remit
all subscriptions direct to Mr. w. The deed for The
property will be executed at once and placed in his
hands to be delivered TO the subscriber ed r.
titled d SMITH EICHELBERGER,
Papers publishing my Prospectus will copy the
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CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.

HENRY DUNN, at his establishment on Main
II street, adjoining the Drug Store of Campbell
and Mason, is prepared to furnish the people of
Charlestown and surrounding country. with every
article in his line OF trade, the shortest notice,
and'at the most reasonable prices. From his long
Practical experience in the business, and his deter
lnnaton to give satisfaction, he feels
making the Insertion, that those who call upon him.
will have neither necessity inclination to go
elsewhere. His inteltion is to keep up complete
and perfect assortment of
CAKES, CANDIES, NUTS, RAIsINS, ETC,
to which he invites with confidence the attention of
all who wish to purchase articles of this class. He
does not deem it necessai to enunerate further as
glance at his place viii attest the truth of what he
states.
He win also keep on hand an abundant supply of
FRESH BREAD, made of the best flour, and baked
in the best style. BY strict attention to business
he hopes retain the patronage of his old friends
and receive the support of many new ones. GIVE
HIM call.
Sept. IL HENRY DUNN.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

IF you need one of the best remedies evor offered
i to the people of this State for arrangements of
the Liver, such as Congestion of the Liver, TOrpor
of the Liver, Deficient Secretion of Bile, and The
long list OF Diseases resulting from such derunge.
mcnts as Jaund ;c Bilious Collie, Loss of ppcttc
Dyspepsia, Fluctuations of Food. Flatulency, Pain.
full Digestion, or Pain in the Stomach or Sides
Vertigo, Headache. Sick Headache Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, lmPurity of the Blood, and all CON
dltions ordinarily called Bilious. Deranpem .uts
and for all the purposes of Family Pill, use Dr.
T. Rcnnolds' celebrated Virginia Hepatic and Pur-
gativc Pills.
This PILL is not the invention of quack or an
imPostor designed to impose upon public creduIity
but was compounded by DR.. IT. RcnnOida. of stauT.
practl Toner OF medicine in this section who a fter
years of careful study, arranged the promotions
OF tho ingredients as to render it applicable the
diseases for whichit is recommended. He had no
idea of ext nding their use beyond The community
in which he lived and Practiced but, after his death,
which occurred in January, 1864 having left the
formula for comPoundng them to his brother, VIM
Rennolds, of Louisa county, Virginia, the latter
for reasons stated in pamphlet around box contain
ing them, has undertakon to have them manuf4c.
turGd for the people of the whole State.
The pill has stood the test of ample experience
having been extensively used and highly valued by
the people of this section for many Yea ms is sub
'stantiated by certificates contained in pamphlet
around box, well as other evidences of apprccia.
ton from many of ou~ most distinguished and re-
The price of this pill is FIFTY CENTS per box.
Though this is apparently higher than the price
charged for those ordinarily sold to the public vet
it nust be remembered that the dose Ices than one
hall OF the latter, and consequently is just cheap
any others.
To prove this, it is only necessary to call attcn-
ton to the fact that boxes of pills usually contain
from p to 30 pills. the vcrage dose ben from t,,
3. Our buxcs contain ~, the dose being only NE
for ordinary purposes, and hence the quantity is
just as great i'll smaller bulk with reference to
tue certainty and efficiency of the remedy and OBJ
waiting the serious objection to taking many for
Nothing is claimed for this pill that we do not
conscientiously believe, aud if we caun6t succeed
in introducing it to the people by stating the truth,
others by going beyond it.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Staunton Va.
Ro=AISQUITH BRO, Main street. Charles
town. the wholesale and retail Jefferson
county for these pills. Merchants and others de-
string them on consignment otherwise can be
supplied by applying to tnem
October 2, lSG6-3m..
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TAX NOTICE.

THE Books of the assessor have been made out
i and are now in Tie hands of the Sheriff for
collection. Prompt payment of the Taxes due
will be required WIN RUSH. Sheriff
will he'in KABLETowN on Wednesday. AT RIP
pom Thursday, and at CHARLEsrowS on Friday.
of each week, for the collection of tie above
7. W. POTTERFIELD,
Oct. 8, lSG6-5t--E. P. Deputy Sheriff.
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SPECTAL NOTICES.
0rNottce.-The beautiful Piano F

0o-N o tt G e7.-The beautiful Piano Fortes of
GRoyEsTEEN CO.. are deemed by all good
judges to6e the ultima tst,s of Instruments OF tho
kind.
We cannot suggest what is wanting TO make a
musical instrument more perfect, although we are
slow to admit that the limit of improvement can
ever he attained.
Before they had brought their Pianos to their
present. excellence, they had submitted then. to
cuInF with of the best makers
Of this country and Europe, and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of merit, all others at the celebrated Worlds
Fair Il IS but justice to say that the Judgment thus
pronounced has been oVcrruled BY the II usical
world. Still, by the improvements lately applied
by them toteir Pianos, it ID admitted that more
cHrdingly achieved the paradox of making excel
lenee more excellent. Surely, after tins, they
entitled to the motto, sc Excelsior
October % 1866 -lY.
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THE WASHING TON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF BALTIMORE,
No 81 sOVTH sTREET. OvER THrnD NATrAxAL BAxk
THIS Company insures Buildings, Merchandise,
PERSONAL Property generally, Vessels in Port &c,
asalnst loss or damage by Fire, on the most favor
a9le terms All losses Will be Immediately adjust
ed and promptly paid.
DIRE CToRS;
THOMAS Y. CASEY, of Candy. C;ilpfn q Co.
Nn' MHtTELoGK, Pres't Sd National Bank
y; a; PARKER, of E. L. Parker & Co,
", m. GRAwFoRp. of w. II. Crawford & Co
a.S.CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Chemist
n REEsE, of G.. II. Reese & Bros
= D MASON, of ID. Mason & Co.
'IodE, President of the Cecil Bank.
Us BEAcHABI, of ]. s. Beachaul & Bro
J. r. DIX, of Dix & Stotnor
j. LEARY, of J. Lcary 1. Co
= "A PERRY, Commission Merchant
He SSIIrH, OF Tucker & smith,
X. NJ. SPILLERs of Spiiler & AIcock
T.. KIMBERLY, Of Kimberly Bros
HAaTstHS. South Gay street
s. P. TOWNSEND, of VIM Chesnut 4. Co
d. F. PAaLETT, of B. +. Parlett & ca
J. s. FORBEs, Builder.
T. w. HuaRGCKHoUsE, of G. w Htmrick house
90. THoS. ". CANDY, PreE't
FRAScIs McCISSIs, Sec'y 'f-t
EN- Also UIrH, Agent at CharIestown.
Nov u, Is65.-Iy.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.

i nounce to The citizens of Charlcstown and vi
cinlty, that he has opened splendid assortment
OF Watches and Jewelry, including, in part,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
of various grades, all of which will be as
represented; also Jewelryof all kinds, such as
GOLD SETTS, EAR. RINGS, FINGER RINGS
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES.
in variety and in fact every thing usually kept in
store of the kind. would also announce that
have secured the services of competent workman
on watches and repairing jewelry. that all who
watches, clocks or jewelry, aylreIy upon having
it done in the mos. workmanlike style, and all
therefore ask call. as am determined to suit
pun chasers and please all who may be disposed to
Mcintyre and RaIlston.
Sept. 4, lS66.-1y. L. DINKIE.
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tkUlYs, NUTS, CONFEOTIONARY &C.

THE undersigned will receive during the present
4 week one of the most choice and varied assort-
Nuts of every kind and variety that has ever been
heretofore offered to the citizens of our town md
ncighborhood. The supply hand will be con-
Oct. 10. e.. BROWN
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BALTIMORE PRICE STORE !!

OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING,
CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA.
THE subscriber having taken the New Store
4 Room, opposite the Bank Building, is opening
a NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
which he intends to sell at
D a L It I M o R E PRICES!
These Goods are of tho late Styles, of excellent
quality, having been selected with care
at the Baltimore Price Store.
Oct. ., 1866. J GOLDSMITH
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New Concern.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY!

'INHE undersigned having purchased the old and
established house good will and fixtures of the
"BIESSlNG'' Bakery and Confectionery estab-
lishu!cnt in Cha=lestown, respectfully informs its
and the people of the county generally that
its whole interior is now undergoing thorough rem
ovation for the accommodation of the public Sener.
ally. H. has had long experience in his business
with ample facilities tor ali orders dcsirCd at his
command, and he feels no rhesitancy ii assuring
satisfaction to those who may give hiina call The
patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
GUSrAVE BROWN.
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BREAD, CAKES, CREAMS, sc.

'ENHE undersigned expects to keep on hand, so
4 soon as his arrangements now in progress are
perfected full and general supply of fruit. pound,
sugar, ginger, spoungc and every kind and variety
efficacy CAKES, which he is sure need only to be
tried in order e be relished. II the general want
should require he will also keep on hand supplyo
FRESH BREAD, TO be sold at but small advance
upon the price of flour.
Oct. l6 G. BROWN. :
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS /! !!

Dr.L. o. MoxTEz' CORRoLIA, the greatest slim
ulator in the world. will force whiskers or Mus
taehcs to grow the smoOthest face or chin;
known fail. ample for trial sent free to any
DESTROYS of testing its merits. Address, REEVES
& CO., 75 Nassau street, New York.
August IL. lS66-3tn
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARD WAR RI.
CHARLEsTowN-vA

RELIEVING that we have ono of the largest nd
II best select assOrmcnts of this class u Goods
ever IN this Nalley--and that possess advantages
which enable us to sell low the Wholesale
Houses of Baltimore, therefore respectfully So
lict your Orders and hope by dligcnt attention to
the requirements of the Trade, to merit continu-
aucc OF your patronage. Our stock consists of
IMPORTED & AMERICAN CUTLERY,
Door Plate. Screw Chest Trunk and Pad Locks
Strap, Hook, Butt, Shutter and T Hit gcs Screws;
Screw Spring and Chain Bolts. Flies, kosps Braces
and Bits, Augurs, ChiseIs. Levels, Planes, Bowels
Rules, Cros2 Cut, Hand, Wood, Compass and Whip
Saws, Hatchets, Hammers, AIDES, Axes, Com
passes, and Boring Machine Apvils, SIcdges. Bel
lows, Screw Plates, VIscs, Tire Blenders, Screw
Wre"chcs: Drawing Knives, Jack Screws, Forks,
SEOvcls. Chains, Hames, r tkes, Briar and Grain
Scythcs, Mill Scoops, Mattocks. Picks Hoes, Eri-
die Bits, Buckles, Rings Pad Trees. Tnrrcts, Post
Hooks, Ornaments. Spurs, Curbs. Coffin Trimmings
and Cabinet Hardware; Trowcls, Pul!eys, Tape
Lines, Punches, Lasts and Shoe Findings; Nails
Spikes, Horsc and Mule Shoes and Nails; also Iron
of all kinds; Rrooms, Brushes and Cordayc.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
orders for the above named goods
DAVID HUMPHREYS & CO.
Anil z y -.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Tho advertiser, having been restored to health in
afew weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with lung af.c-
ton. and that dread disease, CoMsunption-isa nx-
ious to make known hisfellow sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree of charge,) with the direc-
t:ns for preparing and using the same, which they
Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object of the advertiser
in Sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he conceVes to be in
valuable, aud he hopes every sufferer will try his
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE. byreturn
mail, will please ldress
REV. EDWARD A.,wILSoN,
Williamsburg, Kings county. n. Y.
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.STOV Es! STOVEsM
TINWARE, STOVES, AND

TlNWAkE, STOVES, AND
SHEET-RON ESTABLISHMENT,
ON MAIN STREET, cHARLEsTowN.
FENaE undersigned have on hand and are constant
- y ~ manufacturing at their Tinware. Stove, and
Sheet Iron Establishment, in CharIestown every
description of
CULINARY WARE,
usually found in their line of business made of tho
STOCK now IN their Ware Room, Comprises every
useful article known to the housekeePer, and any
article called for or any amount OF Goods desired
can De furnished with dispatch.
Among their stock of Tin Ware may be found
BUCKETS of all sizes, COFFEE POTS of the most
Cake Screws, Cake Cutters. Flour Boxes. PATTY
: Pans OF various patterns, Basins, Chainbe, Ware
Ware. Their stock of
sHEET-IRoN WARE,
comprises every article in the Culinary and House
keeping department. Their stock of
- t 4 " q -
emil races every variety of WOOD and COAL
STOVES, al ong which may be found the follow
ing approved Patterns
sizes, for Wood Noble Cook. sizes, ior Coal or
Wood Extension top Mt. Vernon winona, .
sizes for Wood, Nine Plate Stoves for wood--plain
and boiler top; Defiance King, sizes; Scotchman
Cook, sizes, Cotagcr, sizes, Coal; Vesper Star.
sizes Coal; Grecian Capital. 3 sizes, Coal; Ra-
diator,4 sizes, Coal ; Magic Temple, 3 sizes, for
Wood /; Laura. sizes, Wood. Also, Parlor, Star
Cottager and franklin, all sizes.
Possessing every facility known to the business,
ness, all kinds OF r 0'P'
BUILDING AND JOB WORK,
Tin Roofing, linking and Spouting done to order
and in the best manner.
Merchants DESTROYS of replenishng their stock Of
Tin or Sheet Iron Ware, will find it their advan-
tage to deal with them. They will make n liberal
discount to merchants when articles are bought by
the quantity. They will also take in exchange for
I'm Ware: Rags, Bccswax, Wool, SheePskins, Beef
Hi ca, Old Copper, Old Brass and Pewter
Thankful for past favOrs and with determination
to merit the increasing patro &c community
we respectfully SOLICIT call from all who desire
purchasing any article in our line of business
Terms are such as cannot fail to please
Oct 2, 1866. MILLER & SMITH
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E. n. CHEsrERMAN,

MILLWRICHT AND DR4FTs3IAE,
No 909 BANK STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
WILL prepare PLANS and contract for the
BUILDING OF MILLS in the city and country
Inent for work.
RICHMOND REFERENCES.-Mr.-J NJ WON
BILE, Commission Merchant; JAMES DAVIS, Supt
City Water Works; Naj JoHS H [SA1posTE
Chief of City Police.
Anrnsf % lSEH-6t
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NEW GOODS! NEW GG0DS!!
II. BEHREND,
al the OIL Stand Opposite Campbell &c
Mason'S Drug Store.

WISHES to inform his customers that he has
w received his FALL GOODS
The Stock is entirely new and selected with great
care to enable me to compete with any Baltimore
House. CALICOES. from is to 25 cts per ward, fast
colors; Brown and Bleachcd Muslin from is to 80
cents. De LANES and other Dress Goods at Balti-
more prices; Alpaccas and Merinoes al prices to
suit everybody; Bed Ticking Striped Cotton aud
The Stock of FANCY GOODS and HOSIERY is
too extensive for enumeration.
have also received oil the latest styles in the
MILLINERY LINE,
HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS.
and other articles belonging to that trade.
Also, a well selected assortment of
SH % E S ,sss. N. ,,zsa %
For Men, Boys. Ladies aud. Children. which I offer
at Baltimore prices. Also Mems and Boys HATS
OF newest styles and low prices. The Stock of
READY-ETADE CLOTHING
and Geuts Furnishing Goods is well selected and
made of the best materials, and in the latest stylss
In prices can compete with any house in the Uni
October 2, 1866.