Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-27
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We call!thcsdteention of-our readers to the
cards Of the.foH6wing firms, whichEppcar in
eur advertising columns, Dealers ,may rest
assured Of securing bargains at these houses,
where they will find large assortments in
their respective lines: -
CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS.
NOAH WALKBR s. Co. Clothiers, have on
hand at their immense establishment,
Nos. 165 and 167, Baltimore street, one
= of the most select assertmcnts of Cloth
ing and Clothieg Material, to be found
IN this country They are prepared to
D.. fill, at short notice, all orders with which
they mdy be favored. .s..u
THOMAS Mccormick & Bro. On 'the'cer-
ner of Calvert and Baltimore streets, are
practical Merchant Tailors, and have on
hand an extensive assortment of every
grade of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ings, which they offer to make up in
suits at prices to suit the times. This
fr'n has also Clothing House in Rich
- mond. '.I<E -
SMITH, Bios. & Co., Nos. So and 40,
Baltimore street, have perhaps the most
extensive stock of Clothing in the city,
aad their liberal style of doing business
patronage. If you want fashionable
Clothing ct reasonable rates, go to Mar
bic Hail. Read the Pledge" in an
other column.
j. T. HARTMAN & Son, dealers in Gents
Furnishing Goods, at No. 1877 Baltimore
street, few doors from Light, offer SUI
perior inducements to those who need
anything in their line Their stock of
ready>made shirts, drawers, &c, is an
surpassed, and they are at all times pre-
pared to manufacture to order, all arti-
cles necessary to the completion of a
gentleman's toilet
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
uOUGH, RIDENOUh Il LANGDCN, Com
mission Merchants, at No. 124 SoutI,
EutaE street, are men to be relied upon,
and any business committed to their
charge will receive prompt attention.
The two latter were former citizens of
our county, and are well known in our
community. Mr.. Hough is from Lou
doun County, and is thorough business
man.
DRUGS, PAINTS, &c.
BAKER, BRoS. Il Co., Manufacturers and
Importers of Window Glass, Paints. Oils
and Druggists Glassware, No. 80 and
81, South Charles street, offer superior
inducements to dealers in their line
Their stock embraces great variety of
articles not enumerated in their card
They invite a call from country dealers
visiting Baltimore.
DYE STUFFS, CHEMICALS.
r. J. BAKER l. Co, Manufacturers of
Dye Woods, and Dealers in Dye Stuffs.
Chemicals, Glue, Acids, &C., at No. So
South Charles street, invite attention to
their complete stock, which they are
prepared to SCH at the most reasonable
prices and on liberal terms.
PIANOS.
OTTO WILKINS, Manufacturer of Pianos.
has at his factory, No. 4S7, West Balti-
more street, some choice instruments of
his own manufacture, finished in style
unsurpassed by any other establishment
In this country. His Pianos received
the Gold Medal Premium at the last en-
hibition of the Maryland Institute
His instruments are all warranted for
five years.
WN. KNABE {; Co., the Pioneer Piano
Manufacturers of America, present their
claims to the people of the Valley, and
solicit a continuance of that favor which
their Instruments gained them before
the war. y detailed notice of this es-
tdoilSnment Will DC found III another
column. Their wareroom is No. $50
West Baltimore street.
GILT FRAMES, MIRRORS, &c.
NJ. BARRETT & Bros, Corner Howard
and Saratoga streets, have an establish
ment which for the style of the work
turned out by it, cannot be exccIIed any,
where. Thy manufacture Fine Gilt
Frames, and import Looking Glass
Plates. and fac lIngravings,a large
stock Of which they keep constantly on
hand. A call is solicited.