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in front Of the premises, Lot No. 9, in Square No
TO- having 40 feet trent, running back good depth
TO an alley. 1t will be subdvide III so desired
Terms: One third cash; balance in s, 6 and
months, seeured by deed Of trust on the premises
All cenveyancfng and revenue stamps at the cost
sold.
my l4-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Apct
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RY w. B. LEWIS CO., Auctioneers.
- No. 301 Psnnsylvania svsnus
WEDNESDAY NEXT Nay e, ate ocIock, M
on the premises, corner ID and L streets IsIend
we snail sell the Frame Building
Also, Lots Groceries, assorted
my HN ". b. LEWIS a co. ,Ascts.
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EOR SALE-4,l6O ACRES OF LAND In Ran.
Il dolph county, Va. Title indisputable. Terms
reasonable. Will be sold tracts to sait purchas.
ers. For quality of land refer to Hon. George &.
Latham, n. q. from West Virginia, and W. d.
Wallach, editor Washington Star. For title in.
mack q restaurant, 900 Pa. avenue. This land will
positively be sold. NJ, 80 n - :
cd tiff THOMAS a. FORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-16

tEOVERs- might, the Holman Opera
Troupe appear In their beautiful and wonder
full operate version of "Blu, Beard and his
Seven WIVes. The performance will con-
7SI ns E,'n tnh eHceilent comic pantomime,
1.-The White Statue" good bill
WAsHINGToS CITY GARDENS, New York
avenue, between lst and I'd streets.-(}rand
picnic OF the Andrew Johnson Association.
this afternoon and evening
o,. nokkIN LINENS CONVECTION, at the Counc Gil
Chamber. City Hall this evening
CASTERBURY.-Mulligan Emerson, Carle
ZOE aHd othrr favorite comedians, with the
DILL tonight.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FIVE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON n
sTR6ET NORTH AND 18th sTREET EAST,

On TUESDAY, the ed instant, ct O'Clock D. m,
in front OF the premises subdivision Of Lot No O. in
Square Nc. 982. q We handsome Building Lots hsv-
ing % feet front By 20 feet deep. to foot alley
chase o good Building Lot.
Terms; One half cash; balance in ak and twelve
months, balance secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps
at the cost OF the purchaser. 825 down on each
my l5d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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k'OR kENT-Six. OF the most desirable Rooms
Telegraph Once, No. 34s, near 7th Street. on
Pennsylvania avenue; we'll lighted and ventilated
Terms moderate. For further parti culars INQUIRE
at Office, 49O ii street, back of Patent Office
between 9Th and 9Th streets, q O'clock, i. and
,. m. JAMES TOWLGS,
ap 2s-t Property AGENT
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Nl NETS. ready made. OF nrst cIass New -
YeIk Sso. .., tosss6er yith nsvlye
Lady o and Ohildrens wesr, can nov, be seen It
234 PennslvAnia avenue, near 18th atraet At Mrs
ID. A. PiOkS Miitnery Rooms. my No.
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TWO FINE FARMS FOB SALE Low IF
Il applied for Immediately. One Of ao1s acres
and one OF los acres In high state of cult vation
With all necessary buildings and fruit, &c, &c.
Five miles frem Washington and Ia west Of Bla.
densbsrg depot. For terms, &C., apply to THOS
J.; BARCLAY, on the premises, OF s. W. Will.
LIAMe. ESQ, No. ass @ St., Warrington.
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(Original.
4 RIDE WITH Il MANIAC.
BY ANNABEL LEE.

BY ANNABEL LEE.
In the summer Of 18-I was pass
ing few months at the summer re-
sidence of my friend, Mrs. R, near
the delightful inland village of G..
All travellers pronounced it charm
ing spot. And in truth, the world
over, you could not find q pleasanter
resort for sultry weather 1t is, more
over, in sight of the grand old noun
= tains, and the atmosphere must be
pure, for the mountain breeze comes
70 you fresh and cool from the Blue
Ridge. Besides these advantages,
one there enjoys the privilege of as
sociating with refined aud cultivated
people. Dear old village my pen
fingers about your hallowed name
with lingering, loving touch, for
look back upon my sojourn amid
your pleasant scenes as one of the
brightest spots in life. How agreea-
bly, did the time pass, filed up as it
was with books, music, gay company,
long walks, stretching far over the
green fields, and glorious horseback
rides and carriage drives around the
village! What more could the heart
desire -? I was light-hearted and
happy, neither looking with regret to
the past, nor with impatience to the
future. This must be, I think, the
acme OF human happiness on earth.
The summer waned, "the melan-
choly days were upon US, and my
visit was rapidly approaching its CON
cluslon, when received letter from
an intimate friend residing in re-
mote section of country, reminding
me of long promised visit to her,
sell, and imploring me to postpone it
no Longer. l decided to be governed
by her wishes, and took immediate
steps to arrange my plans according
ly. In the first place, it was necessa-
ry to take the precautionary measure
OF giving my friend timely notice
concerning the day on which I might
be expected to arrive at the station.
"Do not neglect this" she wrote, ''as
we live in a very secluded, out-of-the-
way place, and A, the nearest
station, is twenty-three miles dis
tant." To make assurance doubly
sure, wrote fortnight ahead, in
order that my letter might reach its
=. destination in time for a reply. to
complete the arrangement. This
was matter which increased in i'm
portance as the time for my depart
ure drew near, and I became CON
vineed it would be necessary for me
to travel without an escort.
This was not by any means an
agreeable prospect under any circum-
stances; for I have always felt an un-
conauerable distaste to travelling
alone, and when / reflected that, in
this instance, was going into q Sec
ton wholly unknown to me, where,
in case of an accident or any unex-
pected turn Of affairs, there would not
be a single acquaintance near whose
assistance I could claim, the matter
began to assume really serious as
pect. Not word came in reply to
my letter up to the very day proceed
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troll could refrain from screaming.
Or giving vent, in some way, to nv
excited feelings. If l had possessed
sufficient strength, most assuredly a
desperate effort would have been
made to reach the door; but there I
was, literally chained to the spot with
fear, as firmly as galley slave to his
oar. After apparently satisfying him
self us to my personal appearance,
the young man bent forward, and in
Il calm, quiet tone demanded, care
you travelling alone?"
could not have been more aston
ished had Mount Chimborazo fallen
at my feet, for I expected only the
thunders of Jupiter to emanate from
the dreaded monster. After several
moments had elapsed, I found
strength to answer, "Yes.''
"Where are you going?" in still
milder voice.
81 expected, said, ''to find some
friends to meet me at A.
ca is small village" half So
liloquized my companion; cit is a
horrid, muddy place. Are you ac-
lualnted there? Do you know many
people?"
"No," 1 told him; 81 had never
been there in my life, and rs far as
my knowledge extended, had not a
single acquaintance in the place"
The reply seemed to give him
hearty satisfaction, for some reason.
evinced by a wild flash from his
cleaning eyes.
"What is Your name?" was his
next attack.
Truly, Monsieur Mailman, L
thought, you have kept your inquisi-
tlvenesss in n remarkable state of pre-
servation; if your other faculties were
developed in the same ratio, you
would be a prodigy. Feeling repng-
nant to disclose my name. I preserved
discreet silence, pretending not to
have heard the question. and, incre-
dible to state, my .ad acquaintance
had consideration enough not to press
the matter. SO thought then. For
the first time, he removed his eyes
those basilisk eyes-from my face,
allowing his gaze to wander about
the car, then out into the rain, finally
resting upon me again.
$50 You have no acquaintances in
A-?' he resumed.
"None.
Suppose your friends fail to meet
You; what will yon do?''
There! That was the question
which had tormented me already be-
'yond expression. Why did he ask
il: And why did he watch me so
intently:
II don't know, ;sH answered; and
then, i'll Il trembling voice, asked, ''Is
there no hotel?''
Yes, he believed there was-didnt
know cNactly--in fact, it would be
very unpleasant at the hotel for me
anyhow; but he'd already arranged
the matter for me nicely
Benevolent individual. 1t was n
revelation to me certainly, for / had
never known before that crazy people
We're so kind-hearted. Here was the
nice arrangement to it.
4 CONTINUED ON FRIDAY
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tOur readers will recognize the following
xcellent lines as the production Ut gifte
ady Of this city. They were published i
me OF the Columbia papers in 1860. w
eproduce them by request:]
Shadows on the Fence.
BY MRS. NJ. W. STRATroN.
cannot write as others do
On high and noble themes,
And vet have my fancies, too
My own peculiar dreams;
l can't instruct as others do,
Perchance OF sounder sense,
But can tell You something new
or shadows on the fence.
There is strip across the way
OF fencing, dark and old,
And every bright and sunny day
Its value doth unfold.
l sit within my portico,
And with look intense,
| watch the shadows as they go
Along that ancient fence
Now, there's lady gliding by,
Most fashionably drest;
She holds her head up very high,
A feather does the rest;
She looks Just ike a grenadier,
With plumed chapeau immense,
Nor ever dreams how very queer
She looks upon the fence.
Now, there's a dandy passinr by,
With rattan quite genteel;
But IL around he'd cast an eye,
How "taken down" he'd feel.
monkey fourishing staff,
With gait OF high pretense-
would make very stole laugh,
His shadow on the fence.
And now an eldermanic form
1s waddling proudly by;
His look portends a coming storm,
There's sterness in his eye;
think he holds some Office here.
or trust and pow'r immense
But how gigantically queer
He looks upon the fence.
And now student saunters by,
He's very handsome, too
Mustachiod lip and splendid eye,
Most beautifully blue;
He looks like one by nature blest
With more than common sense
Yet looks he stranger than the rest
On that sarcastic fence
And now a lawyer strides along,
AS tho the world were his
The ugiest shadow could not wrong
His dreadful ugly phiz.
think the railroad agent knows
Enough to make pretense,
BY which across the street he goes.
And shuns that mocking fence.
Men say tina. we have little wit,
Yet "dread a woman's tongue"
They say (but we don't care bity
'Tis in the middle hung
And thus the envious always do
Find purest innocence
And loveliest forms distorted, too,
Like shadows on the fence.
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Manufacturers Supplies |!
MILLWARD & WINEBRENER,

1lS -'E0Iet 81 eel, Phita,leIphia,
nEALERS in MACHINERY and SUP
IL PLIES of eN cry description for Cotton
and Woolen Manufactories. Also, Oak
tanned LEATHER Betting, CARD
CLOTHING, Cotton aud Woolen YARNS
Warps, Starch, Oils, Dye Stuffs, &c Ad-
vances made on consignments of Cotton
and Woolcn Yarns. Orders solicited, which
shall receive prompt attention.
WM. MILLWARD, ID. S. WINEBRENEK
March : 9rno
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Internal Revenue Tax.
THIRD DISTRICT s. c.,

lIilND DISTRICT :. G.,
MARCH 1S, 1866
A LII persons i'll business, trade or pro-
"a frssion Of any kind since 30th of Nav
1860, arc required to pay their licenses
forthwith. W. A. HARRIS,
Collector tor Richland District
Rs Office Court House square.
March IL
Shovels, Spades, Forks, &c.
II III" sig" ot the Gol,ie,. Pad Lock-
A LARGE supply of SHOyEI.S, Spades,
IN Garden Forks and Rakcs, Manure
Forks, Nr For sale low 10y
April p DIAL Il POPE.
scythe Blades! Scythe Blades!
tiH'e Sig" cf' H.' Golden Pad Loch.
Ok DOZ. superior SCYTHES, in store
Ac and for sale cheap by
April % DIAL \ POPE.
COTTON AND WOOL CARDS.
WTHOLESALE and retail by
w March % DIAL & POPE.
Engine, etc., for Sale.
A FIVE-HORSE ENGINE, in running
IN order, with pulleys, etc, for sale low.
Apply at this Office. Dec q
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each.

WithOut regard 10 rdfue, aud not to be paid
tor m''th you knon ,chdt yom 'riu receire.
so Eleg't Rosewood Pianos. EACH.
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WHeH we uieW up AC Lne depot. 1t
was dimly lighted with lanterns here
and there, and people were stirring
about considerably, buying tickets
and checking baggage A comfort
able seat being secured, and my tick
ct lodged safely in my pocket-book, I
Immediately set to work wishing To-
comotion would begin Ibelieve this
is the orthodox programme with ira
velers. In this instance in n
thousand-my patience did not suffer.
We were soon rushing along at Il
swift rate through the morning air.
My first decision in devising some
plan-pom' pasSe'' le tensps-was in
favor of comfortable nap, curled up
cozlly on the seat; but this apparently
easy job, like some things in life, was
much more readily framed in design
than accomplished. Somnus or Nor
pheus, or whatever god had been po-
lite enough to take charge of my
siumbers for this night, had been dis
missed In too unceremonious a IA
shion to return without some craving.
But as other things drew my atten-
ton, and served to interest me, / did
AoC edociOsS my sell concerning the
matter. 1 began to watch what the
Germans so appropriately call Nor
gen'oh;; the gradual, indescribable
change from the darkness and gloom
of night to the brightness, the fresh
ness, the inexpressible beauty of
morn. 1t is one of the sublimest
sights in nature, to see the pail of
darkness lifted from the earth, MS if
by the hand of magic, and in its place
such an indescribable glow, such g
radiant flood of light, Illuminating all
terrestrial objects; then the crimson
flushing in the East, and the gorgeous
magnificence of the scene when the
majestic King of the Day makes his
grand debut on the stage All, there
is nothing like it for beauty-nothing
''hke it, in its peculiar, exhilerating
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-22
TO THE CONSERVATIVE UNION MEN

w desire tn dire, your attention three
W alters ia refereneet TO the coming electi"n
Ih"st' who wish vote against the EOnsti iunal
Amendments, must have the words, IS For Rejcc.
ton written or printed ON their ballots.
The ballot used for voting against the Amend
ment, must be the same PIECE OF WHITE PAPER
used tor Voting county and t0waship Ulcers.
These provisions will be found in an a of
late LegIsiaturr, passed February p, loco. See
Another Act passed the same day, provides that
Is Every oilirer ani person employed IN nuI"Ing
any eiectOn by the people, SHALL b FIRE entering
Che disc barge al his duties, take the ioIiUwiI e
cath: I, \. b.. d. sIlenniy swear that will sup
Constitution Of this State; that have never vulun-
tariy borne arms against The United States. that
nav" voluntarily given no ala or comfort to pei
SUBS engaged in armed h sility thereto, by cUun-
tenaucing, c0unsclihg encouraging them in he
same; that have not sought, cCcptcd attcmpt-
ed To exeThise the functions OF any Off. whatever
under any authority in hostility to the United
States; that have not yielded voluntary support
10 any pretcnricd government a authority or pow err
or constuti0n within the Ifuitt states. hostile or
inimical thereto, and that take this obligation
freely without any mental reservation purpose
atOmt To be held, will faithfully and lmpa rtaIy
discharge my duties to the best of my skill aud
Judgment
In. last mcntinned Act further provides that
The said oath shall appear, properly certified,
on tn poll b'"ks of every electi"nI and in
shall the votes taken at any place of voting be
counted unless said oath SO appear on the poll
hUUks."
See Acts of 1866 page 1923.
This thing should be watched. The Radical
leaders are uuscrupulUus, anu will stop at uothng
t" sustain their power. Wherever il Is believed
tuttnnal Amendment or the Radical ca ndn ates the
Legislature have put it in the power of Il e officers
leaving this oath off the poll books, having it
formally certified.
Please send returns of the election in each
Constitutional Amendment, as soon as they . all be
reliably ascertained
COUNTY COMMITTEE,
Cha rlcstown Nav is. 1860.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RAYS REAPER AND n.,- w it,,

G5-THE cheapest and best REAPER and
MOWER, ever offer. d tn the citizens Of the VAL
ley of Virginia, is exhibition at BerryviIlc,
at the Old Tavern. by Ma. JAMES F.. NORRIS of
Baltimore, formerly resident Of Clarke county
The Machine Southern invention. md is offered
for sal" by Southern gentlemen. The advantages
of this Machine consist in its simplicity and dura.
bilty- having no C 'g Wheels. and therefore not
liable to get out of repair the other Rcancrs
and Now which have be II f.rm"rIy cold in this
section Of Virginia This Mschinc has been tested
by age nun h,r Of FArm"rs. throughout Mary
land and Pennsylvania. ali of whom testify t" its
superiority all others MIR. N. is the State
Agent. and has Established Sub Agents at Charles
town, Winchester and Strasburg, here these Ma
chimes always be and if desired their
its fully tested. inlay Is66--tf.
Mr.. n. II. II. RANSOM, is the Agent for the
counties of j. ffrTssn and Cla Ike, ard has now one
of the Machines exhibition.
% IT is proposed by the gents of the various
REAPERS and MOWERS, trat are or may he
bruu. lit into jefferson and Clarke, or the adjacent
Counties to have test trial q" the merits of their
respective Machines, in the vicinity of BcrryviIIc
soon the grass becomes sufficiently high, of
which due notice will be given to the public.
Nav IS66-tf
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The a6 vel tisrr having been rcst"red to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after havin e
suffered fur several y"a"s with severe lung aft
ton, aud that dread disease, CUIsumption-is
Ous to MAKE know to his fellow. sufferers the means
of
To all who desire it, H. will send a copy Of the
prescription used Gree of C''argsc,) with dircc-
ti'ns FIR preparing aud using same, h they
will fmd a oUKE I"r C"nsum, tim AsIhlms
Sr"mchitIs, Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and
III sending the Prescrpti" ben, the fiict Il
aud spread mrnIa ti"n which he conccivcs t" iu-
vaIuab e. and he hI2"s sufrI" 81 will try his
H."iy as it will coat their nothing, aud may prove
a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE. by return
mail, will pleas" H idrrsS
REV EDWARD 4. WILSON
vii iamsbu'g, Kings county, n V.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!
NJ. BEHREND, BRO. 81 CO.,

III. oG61hE4O ~, oELO. 6L CO.,
OPPo>.tc C.mp3'.N Il lN'son< Drug Sore,
CHARLES rJWN, JEFFERSON Co Va,
AfiSI Ia iuIurm their customers, aud the pub
w liz in general, that with a vic~ To u Chan gc
in their Ousm they will sell their entire stock
liats, Caps and Millinery GVUGs. by the 18th OF
June, regardless Of Our stock is entirely
new. We viii sell
CALlCOES. b. prInrs, at l9s, H. - nd 20 cts =;
NILS lNS, "IUwn and biCuCnCd, I25, Is. Is Iu , :;
GINGiIAMS, /, st duIuIust c. % cts; DELAINE>
DEBAGES 30. drcs-, 30; L AVN, best French is;
la ~ rs, d''IUc~tIc, ld-I a. IOrs, Is
MOZAMBIQUE anu other Summer Dress G oudS,
from 3I"p to IS;
Our stock "f WHITE GOODS for Ladies' ID csses,
Su~h as swiss Cambria. AIusUns, N,usUnk, Plaid
and Striped CAmbrIrs, BrlIuan,s, Ia, IrtUns, at
prices to asIO"Isn cNcryD"dy.
Bed Ticking an FhuucS below cost. Hoop
SkHts ami B'lm'aIs from 50 cIs. /" 81 UC
MILLINERY GOODS.
RJnncts AMI Hats ii all styles Ribbons. uchcs
Illusion, Flowers, Feathers and Bonnet Frames
Ladies' AMI Misses Hosiery Is cts aud upwards.
Ou' assortment of aucy G. ~ Is, is I.Iu uuImcr.
below market r'i III" n:st Is at make vi
Ladies' Shoes 81 d, w.'rth 81
CLOTHING & GENTS FURNISHING
ca . O a ..
All W 'ol Coats SIS worth $40; Alpaca do. 81 to
81; Summer do ) Lott" 81; FIuc Cdssim c do.
$40 Il" ~ worth Is; Linen Pants S so Il, y 3;
So t. 81; Black Cloth d.. S., t" 81; Vests from
81 80 to 1; Il It5 trI 5 To I.oj SnIrt5 from
Sl.5G iu 5 , so. worth .iOuhIc the price Bow
hats from IS cts to $3.50; Straw IIats from 10
To - cents. NJ. b., b. & CO.
Nav p, 1866
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Died.

: In this town. on the morning "f the 2lst inst of
1 I'm OF the bowels. EDw ARD LINN.
e, son If Lewis aud Maggie DinElc, aged
synpathy OF relatives and iren Is of the grief.
ckcn parents il universally felt at This affective
uSPehsatlon, "a this l. the sT:1nd hrreav eIneLt of
me- e offspring at -b"u, the same age, md I'm, cr
suterinEs th~ IN 'st acute. Ruta few sincc,
an" little Edward was all vigor and health now
alas, the hume earth whir 4 he promIsurl TO IIu-
IN. nate with his prattIc and his smiles, has been
cEchanged for an all 'de with his Saviour in Heaven
me and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom
oil God. w.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman Win sui: rrd for years from Nervous
Debility. Pr' mature Decay, and all the ELECTS of
youthful inds'r"tiOu, Ill the Ike uI suffering
humanity. srnd free. all who III I'd it, The rrclpc
and drrcti"ns for '"tki"gn simple NEEDY by which
he was cured. S.lTrcrs wishing profit 10y tn"
advertisers xpcri, nee. ''u hy . hlr, ssin.
JOIN - OGDEN,
N. 10 Chambers street, New York.
AIor,I 2O I>GG-1v
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE!

Every young lady aud gentleman in TIE United
States "a" hear snnl"ihimg very Ic t" their advan-
tag" Ivy return mail (fr'c of rharg") by "ddr ssing
tn" undersigned. Those having fears OF being hum
plugged, will "bIigc 10y not noticing this card. All
others will please adj their Obcdrnt servant,
THOMAS f.. CHAPMAN,
e3l Broadway, New York.
March 90, Is63-Iv.
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DIR. ]. A. STRAITn.
TIL E w ASHIN GToN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,
No 81. souTH srnEFr. ovEa TnrnD NAr,ASAt BAsH
rHIS Company insurcs Buildings, Merchandise,
Personal Property generally, ycssCis in Port &c,
against loss or damage by FPc, the most favor
able terms. All losses viii be Immediately adjust
Ell and promptly paid.
RECTORS:
THOMAS Y. CASEY. of Candy. GIIpin & Co.
WM. wHITELOCK. Pres. Sd National Bank.
o. A. PARKER, of L. l.. Parker & Co.
w. ii. CRAwFoRD, of W H.CTa~E'Id Co
p. S: CHAP.-ELL, uuactur,ng CT, mist.
IT, REESE, OF G.. II. Reese & Brus.
d Mason, of d. Mason s. Co.
J. TOME, President Of the Cecil Bank.
is B.AcHAM,Of J :. Is achnm 4 Bro
J. F. DIX, of Dix & Steiner.
}. LEARY, of J. Leary s Co
a. \ PERRY, Commission Merchant.
II. e SMITH, OF Tucker X smith.
II. VI. SPILLER. OF SpilIer 4 AIcOCk.
+. KINBERLv, IF Kimberly Bros.
HARTHHS. South Gay street.
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J. S. FORBEs, Builder.
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FRAN J. MEG INNS, Sec'y.
E: NJ. AISQUlTH, Agent at Cha rIcstown.
Nov -, IS65.-Iy ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

! WOULD most respectfully invite attention to
The tact at am now prepared to take
LIFE-SIzE PHOTOGRAPHS,
either f."m life small pictures
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