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Pa I'D ss|sSz4zssiS
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
THE GREAT VIRGINIA 4 TENNESSEE
Air Zine Railway,

Comprising the following railroads, viz:
NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG
AND South SIDB RAILROADS.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE r. r.,
EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA R. R.,
EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA r. r.,
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. r.
forming broken gauge from Norfolk to the Mis-
lions running South and Southwest, is now in full
operation. and will give through contracts Duaran-
teelHg fixed price per hundred pounds free from all
outside expenses for commission, de-, at Thro,ph
Freight rates. between BALTIMORE and PETERS.
BURG, HUNTSVILLE, DANVILLE, GREENS
KNOXVILLE, DALTON. CHATTANO 0GA, NASH.
BURG, NEW ORLEANS and intermediate points
Shippers will please take notice that the VIR-
GINA AND TENNESSEE AIR LINE RAIL
Will recognize no contracts for the transporta-
ton OF freight at through rates, except such as are
issued by the authorized agent of the line.
Shippers to the South and Southwest by the Va. 4
Tenn Air Line Railway requested to ship as here
totore by the NRw LINE STEAMERS ONLY. as no other
line OF steamers running to Norfolk is recognized by
the Air Line Railway in through contracts.
AH claims for loss or damage sustained by 1oods in
trdnslt totH be promptly settled application the
SHORT LINE TO PETERSBURG.
Passengers and freight leaving Baltimore at P. NJ
arrive in Petersburg at II A. NJ. the following day,
and always cheaper than by any other line.
FREIGHT received daily at FooT OF SPEARS
WHARF until P. NJ. Mark Packages
VA Tenn. LINE.
For full shipping directions, stencils and blanks,
apply to G. A. GILMORE,
Agent Virginia and Tennessee
Air Line Railway.
Spears wharf. my 19-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IT OIL. #. II. TARTAR, of Virginia. will
tSy deliver Lecture at the Monumental Assem-
BY Rooms. on THURSDAY EVENING. the 31st,
Suhect-,"Johnny Reb, the Confederate" Admis.
sion 50 cents. lis
O15DTWELFTH WARD.-The Unconditional
w. Union Men of this Ward. who endorse the
resolutions OF the State Central Committee support
the restoration policy of President Johnson and OPP
pose negro suffrage requested to meet at Americus
H H1 on Preston street. near Madison, on FRIDAY
nell John v L. Findlay, ESQ.,, and others, will adj
dress the meeting WIN, REYNOLDS IN
nyol-zt President.
S0NOTdCE1rALL REGISTERED VOTERS of
GeS the GOTH WARD that are opposed to Negro
Suffrage and in favor of maintaining the Registry
law also in favor of Andrew johnson in his veto of
the Ereedmen's Bureau and Civil Rights bills also
his Reconstruction policy. will meet at Hoffman
Hall, on THIS Thursday EVENING, May Sist, at
VIM. II. SHAFFER. Sec'y It
n 5nUNCeNDITIONALU UNION CITY CON
~. EENT1QN.-The delegates to the City Con-
E Rn opposed to Negro Suffrage will meet at
day. EVENING, May 3lst, at O'Clock, instead Of
meeting. JAS. YOUNG PresiSant '''
Louis A. CARL, Sec'y. It's
~ ELECTION NOTICE.-Tbe first AnnuaI
~ Meeting Of the Stockholders in the COY.
sUMEKS' UNION COAL COMPANY, for an cleo
ton of Board of seven Directors will be held al tbe
oihee OF the Company, Nol0 South street. Baltimore
on the TN day of June, 1866 first Wednesday,. be.
P. NJ. JAMES T. GIVEN Secrato voeA
my25-tje6 ~ 'i''
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
" TRUSTEES OF THE MCDONOGH Ed .
UCAFIONAL FUND AND INSTITUTE .
The undersigned Committee will receive proposals
for site of the MCDONN 0GH INSTITUTE, within
the city limits, adjacent thereto, proposals to stip-
ulate the price, terms, and general description of
the property under seal and directed to the Board of
Trustees. The dimensions of the property offered
must be stated-f within the city. not less than one
thousand feet by thousand feet; if bordering on
the city limits, not less than twenty five acres will be
required; or if situated within halt-mile from the
city limits. and not more distant than one mile, fifty
acres.
Proposals may be left with the President of the
Board before the first day of July next or with
either of the undersigned.
JOHN W. RANDOLPH,
President.
THOMAS KELSO,
EVAN T. ELLIC0TT,
ROBERT TURNER,
J.SAUR1N NORRIS,
LAWRENCE SANGSTON,
ap7-th1aw-tjy1 Committee
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WASHING! WASHING!
ACCOMPLISHED
WITHOUT BOILING OR BLUElrr:

a chemical preparation for washing cIo.bey ~.
'0ar'esf, as well as the Jaess and aos deffeas. 80
without Rubbing or Boiling saving IN the process.
half the 2;sss, one third tie Soay.
j "a IS &c
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81 FURNISHED COUNTRY SEAT FOR
Eal:a RENT.-"BOUGHTON." the residence of
miles on the Northern Central Railroad. The DWELL
ing is spacious, newly papered and painted through
buildings consist OF large Stone Barn. Stable. Ice
House (well filed, Dairy, Carriage House. &c.
There is an abundance of the choicest Fruits extern
sive Grapery Vegetable Garden Lawn, Ornamental
and Shade Trees. Rent $500 per month for the sum
mer season. or 81 800 per annum. For further par
tculars apply on the premises, or to j. R. LARUS,
No. Spears wharf. my29-TTh&s3ts
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
CAT0R.-0f scarlet fever. on Wednesday. May
goth, 1866 Grace Stuart. daughter Of Benz. +. and
Sailie A. Gator.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral on Thursday 3lst at II O'clock
A. NJ, from 173 St. Paul street.
TIMBS.-On the 29th instant. in his S4th year, John
X. limbs
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend his funeral, from his late residence No.
North Ann street, Friday afternoon, June LIST. at
o'clock. So
DE KUBBER-NEWT0N.-O the 22d day of
May, by the Rev. w. NJ. d. Ryan, Jacob De Rubber
to Susanna Newton.
ILF0YLE--KEEFE.-On the 10th instant. at St.
Johns church. by the Rev. 3. J. McManus, Thomas
hilfoyle to Miss Kate keefe, all of Baltimore.
DIED.
SANDERS0N.-0n the 18th instant Emily Jane
Sanderson, widow of the late George II. Sanderson,
in the 54th year of her age.
DAV1S.-At Wheatland, Howard county, Nd on
the 18th instant Rebecca. wife of Richard Davis in
the 9th year of her age.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. of paralysis, on the 18th
instant, William Twiford, aged 81 years.
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Sold by all Druggists Az IL
Wholesaled by Thomson & BJOcR ord 9
HANCE. Baltimore. ia22dSwanS,1 y.

IT y NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING,
HS SOuTH.-The new LINE OF STEAWEES
leaves Spears Wharf DAILY Sundays excepted
Tor the following points, connecting at Norfolk and
Fare from ~ H1a So"en
Baltimore to Fortress Monroe 81 70
Baltimore to City Point. S oS
Baltimore to Richmond 5E M
Baltimore to Petersburg '''''' 4 SO ~
apll-tf J. BIRCKHEAD. JR, Ag't.
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FENAX DEPARTMENT,
H. CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.
BALTIMORE. May g. 1885,
Discount will be allowed on CITY TAX BILLS
for 1866, if paid on or before FRIDAY June LIST,
follows:
On Real Estate. per cent
On Personal Property. ..................6 per cent
After that date it will be reduced to per cent. on
both Real and Personal until July LIST.
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
my3O-2t City Collector
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~ F. KNAPP's INSTITUTE.

The exercises will bs resupea On MONDAY ]
NEXT, SePtelnbar A4h. at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
day new ssaolass viii he admitted.
Three higher classes excus;-
!satNs. were formed To- rrs-. :
full operation .. s,hieh
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SMALL CLASS FARMS.

DE-. M FORSALE.-A very superior PRO-
~J11rA Ind PELLER of $50 Tons old measure
-ment, built in the strongest and most
substantial manner and of the best and IN st durab
materials and of very light draught of water :,
huiI and machinery is nearly as good as new r tna
Peen IN actual service not more than six sbI
for service. For further partic, nd Is now reaqy
Snip Yard Of Messrs. J0HT liars enquire az tha
South Side of the Basin ~ I. FARDY BRy,p
no22-tf
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PUBLIC SALE,

II AVING rented my farm. will sell at mp resi-
IL dence, nca' Kcarneysville. on
Tuesday, tie 20M day of Much merit,
all my STOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
consisting of
head OF Horses, two of which are Brood Mares;
Mules, we'll broke and gentle;
fresh Mich Cows 8 head Stock Cattle;
~ Ewes. Lambs running with them;
SOws and Pigs; % Shoats;
Willoughhy Drill new;
Page heaper, nearly new;
CrOss-Cut Saw;
twO-horse Carria &C and Harness;
Farm Wagons, Roller, Hav Ladders;
Wagon Bed, Wheat Fan Corn Shelter;
Barshear, Single and Double Shovel PIuughs;
Wagon end Plough Gears, Log and Fifth Chain :;
Forks, Rakcs, Grain Cradles ,ShoveIs.
Mattocks. &c.
300 BUSHELS OF CORN and BARRELS OF
POTATOES.
FERNS OF SALE.-A credit OF six months will
be gwen on all sums over Ten Dollars, the purcha
scr giving bond nd approved security. Sums OF
len Dollars and less. Casa. No properly to- be re-
moved until the terms of sale complied with
March 10, ls66-ts
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Il IMOSPHERIC
COAL OIL GAS LAMP.

Its adaptation to Dwellings, Churches, Railroads
short this Invention brings the Iuxuri rus nd bril-
liant Gas light within the reach of all, ~hc ther in
clty or country 1t gives the Ii Int q: six foot Gas
burner for less than one cent per hour, or double
the quantity OF light oi the ordinary chimney LAMP
VITA one-thlrd lees oil ; will burn, when tu-Lcd
down to taPcr-ght, ten hours for cent is Tree
from smoke or smell; can q carried from room to
room, tue wind will not blow it out
This light is destined To- super.cdc all no%table
artificial light or ci',mn' lamps in use thou
sands OF them will find ready sale in cvcrv csunt
no family that this light one evening III as;E
be annoyed With the chi'. lamps. Th"msands
." h"m Will be used in cities, this light is one
ant to the eye. Tie exclusive agency for the sale
OF this Lamp can be secured in every county throngh
out the United States. and parties purchasing viii
be supplied with the Goods at roasOnabI lie rates
Agents for jefferson County,
Feb ID -2m. LEISE%RING SON SEQ
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
CLARKE COUNTY,. vRe9N1,

CLARKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THIS FARM, which contains THREE HUNDRED
Il AND SEvENTY-FOURACRES of firstunaIity
LlMESTOSE-LAND, lies Immediately on the
Turnpike Road leading from Winchester to Front
Royal and is desirably located in every respect :
being convenient to churches. schools ard mills
The Improvements on the land are Inferior but
there is abundance of
EXCELLENT TIMBER,
consisting of Black Oak, White Oak and Hickory.
A large and never failing POND, supplies all tho
water that is needed for the stock on the Farm.
The owner of this farm desires to dispose of il
only because he has more land than he can cultI-
vate, under the present deranged system of labor.
He will Jake FIFTY DOLLARS per acre for The
entrre tract, nd the terms will bemade accommo-
dating.
For further Information. apply 20. or address the
Editor of the SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON
Cha re stuwn, Jefferson County, "a.
January %, lS66-tf
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IONA GRAPE.

THIS Grape for hardness, thriftucss sure bear
L ing, sizc and general excellence. surpaas anv
grape now kno vn in this climate Il is pronounced
by best Judges equal to Back Hambcr selling in
large quantities Scots In. Vines will d. furnished
at low rates 81 SINCE vine, three for s.. Those
wanting will leave their names and money with
DR. Mason, to whom further references is made. In
consequence OF the great demand nd high Price Of
irc'"ht7 from the West cannot sell my Rome
beauty Apple Trees for less than thirty cents cash.
Putnam, RusSctts. and other choice varieties at NV
old prices cash or interest added As to the char
actor OF my fruit and trees ! would rcC,r YOU u
Colonel Laru", Rev DR. Dutton. Major Shirley S
l. W"oddy, Col Crane and others ,vhp h,vc them
bearing. SAMUEL CIAREE
Charlcstown, Feb 27--3t
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE!

Every young lady and gentleman in TIC United
States can hear something very mach their advan-
tage by return mail (free Ofchargc) by Addrt ssng
the undersigned. Those having fears OF being hum
plugged, will obIige by not noticing this card. All
others will please addrc their obcdient servant
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
o3I broadway, New York,
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TO ALL CONCERNED.

IRON this lime henceforth Il will be absolutely
person except such az have been prompt ID mect
then engagetnsnts Gash ia required fom mn By
al i Merchants from whom purchase my goods:
Aifpersons VIII" know themselves Indebted 70 M.
are earnestly requested to cali ana settle thefT nc.
counts: when money IL NOT 60 be had i viii "a ks
Nov. %, 1865, - y 80
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THE NEW LIGHT.
Atmosphere Coal Oil Gas LIgF1,

Nov on exhibition at the store of LEISESRINC
IN son e. Co, in Charestown.
Artificial Eight of sort is universal nee cs-
sity; safe, cheap an brilliant "ne, is luxury ::
luxury too. only enjoyed hcr"t fore by those LIVING
IN large towns or cities VIII re Gas is used Yeas
of study and thousands OF dollars annually have
been spent by experiment. of different kimds, in try
ing t"inv"nt and p"rtecta Burner" Lamp by which
Coal Oil coul, be burned practically without the
expense and trouble OF chin VS., this long looked
for and much desired object has at last been OBJ.
tanned, and is STYLED the
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, aud all the effects of
youthful indisCretiOn Ill f. the sake OF suffering
humanity. send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making simple remedy by which
he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. l3 Chambers street, New York.
March On 1876 lev
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

THE undersigned. Administrator of tn E.ta+c
L of WILLIAM GROVE, decreased, rcouc,ts ali
persons having claims against the said estate to
present them properly authenticated for settlement
immediately, otherwise they will be dcba rrcd from
all benefits of the estate. Those Indebted to the
estate are required t"Pay up by the LIST of Drill
otherwise suit will be brought for speedy coCC ion
JAMES w. Glenn admir-
March 10, ls66-3t '''" -
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died.

On the 4'h of June, 1874, SUSIE LEMEN, aged
IL mouths and - days; and the 25th Of Fybrua-
ry,lSb6, MARY EUGENIA, aged years, 10 tbs
and Gays, daughters oil Capt. Milton J aud EIiz
abcth BIlmycr.
On the 18th of July 1864. JOHN FITZLEE. aged
wear ami ~ days; and on the 9th of March, inst
JOSEPH MARTIN, g"d year aud DAYS sons of
John +. aud Susan NJ. BiIImI> cr
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Public sale.

WILL be soil at the residence of Join L, Craig
w hill, on the Shenandoah River, near Willis
Brick Mill, - : 9
On Wednesday, March 21st, 1866,
(if fair, if not. the next fair day.
HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
such
Bed ,tcads, Bureaus, washstands;
SidebOard, Sofa, Chairs, Carpetiug;
Oil Cloth, Mattresses. China Ware, Set:
Que handsome PAT Tor Crate, (uearly new
One Egg Stove, One Ten Plate Stove,
One Chamber Coal Wood Stove together
Guiding
Two Cooking Stoves and Utensils;
1900 pounds OF Bacon,
Two hundred pounds of Lard,
Thirty bushels of Potatoes, and a lot of seed do
Dried Apples Navy Beans, Cider Vinegar, Hard
One Washing Machine, Quilting Frame, and
Clothes Rack.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Four horse Wagon and Bed,
One low Wagon and Bed,
Barshear PIougls, 2 Single Shovel dos,
Four Double Shovel PlOughs, Harrows
Two Corn COrerers, One Wheat Fan,
One Wheat Screen. One pair Wheat Ladders,
Gears for Five Horses, Two Erowbars,
Two Drills, One Stone Sledye, ShOvels
Two new Spades, Three Picks, One Log Chain,
One Fifth Chain, Grain Cradles,
ONE CARRIAGE,
Three sets Of Harness, a lot of Bags,
Two Hay ROkcs,-Onc a revolver,
One Cutting Box, Black sIniths' Tools.
-Four No Stands Bees,
CORN by the barrel.
STOCK:
Four Work Horscs,-two of them barshear
leaders; One three year old Colt
Thirty Hog. Twenty one head of Sheep with
Lambs. One No. ] Okc of Oxen;
Five head of No ! Mich Gov So fresh;
Fight ccad OF Young Cattle.
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PIANo Fo8TDEl
CHARLES M..STRHF,

MANUFACTURES of GRAND and SQUARE
AZ PIANO FoRTES. Factory at 81 and SO Cam
den street, near Howard. Warc-room No North
Liberty street, above Market, Baltimore, Md;
aas constantly on ha;Id large number of Pianos
OF his own ma nufacIure, with full Iron Fame and
over strung. Every Instrument warranted for five
yeaT3, Eith the privilege of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory the purchasers
SECOND HAND PIANOS
always on hand-S6O to $500. Melud. ans and
ParlOr Organs from abe iIHst makers.
WehArc permission to- ref r to the following per-
sons who have our PianOs in use; D. s, Rentch
William Rush, w & Butler, Richard c Williams,
in Jefferson courty. ai6 benjamin Harrison James
Gun nihgham, : & Cunningham Jacob Sibert.
benjamin Speck. Andrew ROWil,Ru, George Hoke.
Lemuel Campbell and others in Berkeley County:
Co All ORDERS lett with p II StrOdS SElcphcrds-
town. will be promptly attended to.
I3, IS66-ly
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BALTIMORE CARDS.
PIANO FORTEs AND MUSIC.

THE subscriber fully solicits the attention
Il of the public to his fine assortment of
Piano FoI.teS,
of various styles and patterns 81 and octaves;
amongst them those from the celebrated factory Of
STODART,"
of New York; which for beauty of tone, power and
durability, unequaIed. Also th"se of
GROVESTEEN CO.,
the finest chap Pianos now manufactured, and 10
which especial attention is ca lied.
A number OF second ha nd PIANOS also on hand,
from S $50 to $500, both for sale and rent
SHEET MUSIC OF ALL KINDS.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments.
MELODEONS, VIOLINS, GUITARS, STRINGS
of all kinds, &C &c
Orders from country dealers, and schools es-
pecially, solicited, and liberal discount allowed
II. d. HEWITT,
March ely. Baltimore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The aGve tisrr, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy. AFTER having
suffered for several Yeas with lung aff.c-
tiOn, and that dread disease CUrsuInption-is anx-
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used (frce of c"arge) with the direc
items for preparing and using the same, which they
Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and all Throat aud
Lung Affections. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is t. benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he conccvcs be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
mcdy. it will cost their nothing and may prove
a blessing
Parties wishing tho prescription, FREE. by return
mail, will please ldrcss
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiliiansbuI G, Kings county, n. Y.
March 90, lS66-ly
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THE ASHIN TON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,


FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF BALTIMORE,
No 81, South STREET, OVER THIRD NATIAxAL RANK
THIS Company insures Buildings, Merchandise,
Personal Property generally, Vessels in PORT & G.
against loss or damage by Fire on the most favor
able terms All lOsses will be Immediately adjust
ed and promptly paid.
DIRE CT0RS: sT
THOMAS Y. CASnY, of Candy, GIIpin Co,
WV. WHITELocK, Prcs't Sd National Bank:
o: A. PARKER, of E. L. Parker & Co,
w. II. CRAwFoRD, of w H. Crawford & Cor
Pa .CHAPPELL, Manufacturlng Chemist:
H. Reese; of g. II. Reese & Bros
]. d. MASON, of D. Mason & Co l.tE'
J. ToME, President of the Cecil Bank
Us BGACHAM;ot J. s. Behcham & Bro
J. F. DIX; Of Dix & Steiner. .a
}. LEARY, of J. Leary & Co. -.-r
A. PERRY, Commission Merchant:
H. c Smith; Of Tucker & smith,
X. NJ. SPILLER. of SpiIler & Alcock.
E. KIMBERLY, Of Kimberly Bros
HARTSiIszrs0pth Gay street.
s. TowNsESps- -, VIM Chesnut & Co.
B.F PALLET. OF B. F. Parlett & Co. a.,
J. s. FoRBEs, Builder. 10
c. w. HrARTCKHousE, of C.. W ffufftrickI,sIi,ad
& Co. THOS, Y. CANBY. Pres'tT
FRAScls J. McGIEEIb, See " !. II
E. NJ: AISQUlTH, Agent at CharIestoRR.
Nov. II, ls65.-Iy.
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LADIES' CLOAKS-

UST received and for sale, at the lowest market
price, a fine assortment Of LADIES' CIOAKS
Ladies are respectfully invited TO exa mine tICrn
oeiore c5Sstng elSewhere Also the latest style
Shanis, Breakfast Capes, Ladies' and cbIid,sn d
Hoods, Clouds and Jackets. Cent? and nEoyss
Scars. a hne assortment Of Gloves
Dec Ia. J. COZ nSA6TTH
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SCENES AT ThE CAPITOL.

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Express presents The following picture Of tho Capt.
tul it is:
Weather cold-fur two or three DAYS, very. Me-
Rrors hl! the Senhre gIiierIrS-nOt to hear M1ssn
Sumner, 'U' to keep W rm. Shanty is CO d. Senate
Is hot. lSee, cheek by jOw prominent New York
er Damned in between two fot negro wench' sand
10 infinite DISCUS: bur he can't get out: Vive la
1fbrrue, and EGalite ard Frat~rnIte The colder
te weather is "ut the thicker the negroes with.
IN. Congress has been sort OF heating place for
negroes
Tire nature and vigor OF the Opposition to the
President, yet but little known to him.
Night after "iIht-the clerks OF the de nuimenrS
appO'n ed by Republican influence nre rrnpl wed to
dIrerT aud INK Coy spec hes. after SPeecrs
Thousands in amount. Thu Administration pays
20 Kill Itself! The Republican leaders max NJ
desperate ehpr's to support themselves LefJr" the
people. As before s'a'et, one hundred thousand
dollars are, or are 10 Tee, raised tor ibis iurpuse,
mainly forced from 0(t'ce-n"id"Es stoddy.
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TERMS OF SALE

TERMS OF SALE.
credit of six months will be given on all sums
over $40. the purchaser giving bond a nd approved
security; ali sums Ui $ 10 aud UNDER the cash viii
b" required. Any Prrs"" buying above ) Ia. who
may wish to pay cash, can have 5 per cent. fl
No property u pe removed till the terms are con-
Piled with.
....Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock
JOHN G SHIRLEY.
JOAN w McGI: MS, Aurtiuncer.
March 20, lSG6-ts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-20
PUBLIC SALE

= L 3 Lie SALE.
HAVING rented my Farm, will sell to the
IL highest bidder,
Friday, the 30h day Of Murch, 1866,
at my residence, two and half miles Of srr it'll
fell, mile from the turnpike lcaGng to Charles
town. all my
STOCK d FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
CONSISTING. IN PART,uF
HEAD OF GOOD HORSES,
two OF winch are young Mares;
10 HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE L. COWS,
Brood S0ws, 81 head OF Stock Hogs;
Farm Wagons, Conc horse uew.)
Wagon Red, Grain Ladders (ncarIy ncw.)
Cart and Cart Harness,
first rate iarsIcar Pluws, ono and two horse
Mccormick Double and Single shovel PlowI
Corn Harrows, and = tour square Harrows,
Corn CUV"rcrs, Wire Rakcs,
p,.U,,!c nd uEle Trees Strcchcrs
Breast CHAINS and Traces
sets Rrucchlrg, srtts fore Gear
s"tt Sleigh Harness,
Grain Cradles, (Ott's makc,) Horse Rake
Forks. Rhkcs, ! sctt BI-Es'niuns' Fouls
2,OOO Oak Shn~irsS
ono feet PIN" Plank;
100 l. Gust Posts;
! Good GrIndstOnc;
1000 POUNDS OF BACON,
AND 81 BARRELS OF CORN
(for which the CASH will be red.)