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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

scieDee OF the sour our ociA ISL ~ TO
ETt hos 'nS for JASGlh9 'ifR ri MAS
% fo&fTR WELL l ssIi sis
HORACE GREELEY's HISTORY OF THE
IL Wharf.-The AMERICAN CONFLICT IN TWO
VOLS BE tUIlFULLY ILLuSTRAIED NTH "a
DIAGRAMS OF BATTLE.fIEIDs, VIEWS etc. i25cco
COPIES s0LD-The success ofths History unparalleled
lest day on which ared history Of the late strug
gle can b. obtained !, will BE- Of rPsi1 % 10
ten loug before Cen Grants Report was made.
Ih,ve read the work with deep interest and consider de-
cidedy he best History Of the Great Rebellion which has yet
Ii the complete History shall promise Of the frat
volume hope, INIT; the lapse Ofyea' for better
view Of ths wboie stupendous struggle
IL bear. the marks Of labor studied candor and accuracy
WIN. sEwARDi Secretary OF State
enlightened research aud true Ameesn .Ir Of s accom-
pished author. JAS. HARLAN, see Interior.
IL il undoubtedly the best exposition ofthe origin
progress the late that hs yet been published
b. y. WADE, L. :. Senate.
consider 1. the most complete aud attractive work
which has yet been written on the subject
T. b. WAsHBURSK. u. s. Senate.
IN completeness OF detail in order Of arrangement 10 clear
Of narrative, and In pesPeuity Of statement quite
superior any other work the subject which has
The narrative simple and ceaiwith much OF life and
Prt in that It is next to impossible not to read whole
Rsv. eIamnsi L critically It gives mo much pleasure to
eIpre" the mo'! favorable 0Piniun ofthe woE; a..
hEsRr WILSON y Senate
The great industry and impsrtiay OF Ar. Greeley viii
make this he Of all future histories OF the Great Rebel
lion. IHADDtUs S1EvPA M u
Ofa the Histories OF the Crest Rebellion whicn have
smned ts to mt the best In the copousnes. OF
its antecedent and concurrent Congressional records well
OF the war itself
SCHUYLER CoLyAx, Speaker u. 8. House OF Repk
To s perusa have contemplated with mingled aIorisa
ring events have beer delInested DANIEL s. DIcrISsoE.
The book Is dgment ncomparaby superior to sny
yet given to the public. AUSTIN BLAIR Gov MieIisin.
Each subscriber will receive an elegant copPeIps'- .sp
getic Efficient wanted either OF commission
OF salary, they may prefer.
o. q. CASE Il Co. Publi,ber Hartford, Conn.
c. II. GlLDERSLEEVE, No. spruce.st.. New York.
General Agent for New York NewJeIsey Delaware, Mary
land aud the District Of Columbia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

~ A beautiful PLACE. directly the River adjoining
Idewid commanding Of the finest view. on the hgd
son House 10 large and ground, well stocked with all
lind, OF fruit From IS 80 Of land purchaser may
With Pjce moderate. Apply TO WIN y. WARlN0, Seen
rIiy In, IsuFsnce connany No 81 Pinest MURRAY,
FERRIS & co. Nos. Oh tnd o. South-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

DOR SALE-IlOUSE and LOT on Putnam
ave- (louth ,id-) doors est Of Franklin All i'm
Apply the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

A BARGAIN at Mddlebush (near New
N Brunswick96 acres all under cultivation; good two
story house barn fruit shade No. with all the stock and
tools, $1,000. PETIT fRAZEE, No. 200 Broadway
Room No. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
DOR sALE-A Neat HOUSE, with II rooms,

water gas range. &c. ferry and bargain, If
applied at onceNo 10 Madisonpace, Greenpont,
minutes walk from the feminist. ferry. ). ID. CLARK,
ner Of Ferry and Frankn-st., Greenpoint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED -Fo a
~ Family Of three grown persons and children In
New and within shoit distance Of railroad station
desired Address w. NJ. Box No. 3aJl, Eew-York City
Post. Office stating location and terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

ORANGE 90. FARM at BAKGAlN-lIo
~ acres, with two wellng.. barns &c, mites nom 90
shen and ~ miles from depot sol Of best quality and suit
able for broom tobacco onions poioes stock pur'
poses, G. H. OLIVER, No. Beekmshr.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
JALDEN. ULSTER COUNTY.-Splendid

WI 3lscle FARM on the banks Of IN. Hudson; 1agih
cent view. Of Caskl Mountains and tie ny-r' land excel
lent full Of choice fruits brldnss comnodious aud good
only 80 900. RIDER Il FORD. No. IL Broadway, Room
No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

AT NORWALK.-For SALE fine large
IA RESIDENCE delightfully."- situated House nearly new
supplied with Ga Furnace and excellent Water extensive
Grounds finely shaded abundance Of garden and other
Fruits less hours distant TO New orb convenient
10 railroad and steamboat Price S220o Address HILL
SIDE Norwslk, Conn., OF HOMER MORGAN. No. Finest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

NOR SALE-A 2I-story and basement
HOUSE In Amty-s, furnished complete price O0O
For rermit. and fi particulars inquire Of NJ l.. SUTTON
Box Once Of Olympic IheaeT, from 10 Ill 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

nAIRY FARM for SALE at Little Falls,
- " L-Forty tvo IN good state y CIVILIZATIONS good
2soy hon.e barge barn and other Seandsnco %
fom New York. Apply Of he place JAMES ALDRED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

for sry. location every way desirable ro9m'i
81 IOhlg Amy 10 sANGEE. NO. % Liberty It. " " OF
fOUMANs No. Z Do,k.st lonSsr. Price, $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
obstruction
DOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Stamford
ID Conn -Aocommodouons for Is Beerdera
" @ CHM. A M RdnetnaA

ELOCUTION and VOCAL CULTURED.
Ia r. DIM0N A. NJ teaches in Schools at Pupils honss
or at his Rooms No 66s Sixth ave. Thirty
Public or private Resinss given upon application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

VNO LET-Four LOFTS, Nos. and Diyis
ionst, corner Ca'haiue st.. about - by Il feet s. 4
W. SANFORD, No. 2l5 Ful,ou-st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

CoLoRED MAsoNs.-A lodge of colored Masons,
bearing the name of James River has been
established in Richmond. Peter Randolph
preacher, and twenty-five years resident OF n Dos.
ton. is Master, and John Oliver Secretary. They
Calm to work under dispensation from the Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts, and number about twenty.
five members. Of these few are from the former
negro population of Richmond. They are exceed
ingly rigid in passing upon the claims OF applicants
No common niggers" can come inl
[Hemphis Bulletin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21
nR. DE ANDRES
-PuRE-
SARSAPA RILLA BITTERS.

The attention Of the Public City and Country Trade Is re-
specially called to the introduction Of the
SarsapariIla Bitters,
The valuable Bttes that has been
troduced this country The trade in general be supplied
by tiGteowing Grocers and Druggists:
Fatjo Marks Co., 4s, As and At New Levee street
Griffin + Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
Ed Hart & Co, 49, rs and II Tchoupitoulas street.
L. Basset. Graver and Tchouptouas streets.
F. Avet Il Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street
John T. Moore, Poydras and New Levee streets.
WIN. c. Mitchell, Camp and Poydras streets.
Csss l. Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
7. W. Marsden, Druggist, Magazine and Gravier.
Turner allies, Druggists, Royal and Customhonse
G. N MORRISON, Agent,
IL Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
ship Joners Algers dissolved on the l6th inst y
ad S y WE ae o the m
f. ". d6LoNY Retiring Partner.
NoTICETHE FIRM OF DYER g. M y, IS
he ara ss 3 M
Dyer, capitalist Of concern. ,,,,
for T he s s g. fSpfqsed by DYER
Algiers, April l6 1866.
DIssOLUTION-THE CoPARTNE RsHIP HERE
- tofore existing under the firm of Gray ForTi: for the
tree Is Iii day s disso Sy limitation
Ali due the firm will be paid to- and all debts of the
HIN WI, 10 pau ,1s ,sss Jso. ". NORRIS,
New Orleans, April II, 1856 Resident Partner.
u H. ira d oliver 4 BaRfLkfT IS sfis day DIS
solved Gy nut s @ y the o
NJ ~
he true Hs'1 Delta WI; viii PLEASE he
IL St. Charles street. ROBERT oLlVEK ,,r
New Orleans March 30 1866.
NoTIGE71N c9SsE9yESeE OF The DEATH D. 4 &c Of j
and ' @ s6BEEF I 5 psfi
All persons having claims against the above firms are
sons indebted the said firms hereby notified come
and settle the sfei
MES MES W TEB9W y J. E MAEHSHAS'
M az, s and m s 9nias ssrs sss Ma FaesS gssp,
RY An ACT PASSED BEFORE EDWARD BAR
for the PURPOSE Of carrying the Louisi an
se$ sas fasSy hs Sd f9s
ROBERTS CO. where a always be g1ad hand FIJI
Balusters and Dressed Lumber,
$ss: # #ES$# J J: y EAEHsHAy'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21

ID EFERRENG TO THE ABOVE WILL TAKE TEIs
N opportunity of rendering my thanks the pIoic
for the liberal patronage extended to the st.
Of the ST. Louis Hotel during occupation of it,
snd will here inform them that the former has within the past
been thoroughly renovated painted and papered
and the furniture thoroughly eansed vanished and uphol-
sered would here remark those not cognizant that
these we're much very much needed provements and with
the addition of such furniture requisite the entire
establishment good order and will extend
has to those who please to paronze it. Eht
St Louis Hotel is passing through the renovation snt
will be open the public about lst OF December next
Both houses will be kept in the old with table Ohio
Orleans Oct H. tSS5 O. E HALL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21
INSURANCE..


INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
of,ce No. 1876 Gravier Street.
CAPITAL $4,000,
With privilege to increase to s5Oo,0Oo
On and after the ftst day April next this Company
be prepared to receive Fire. Marine River Risks the
current rates of premiums, less 20 per cent discount
D. MICHEL President.
HOLMES d BKo.'s INSURANCE OFFICE.
NO. % CAMP STREET, up sTAIRs)
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.,
CASH ASSETS OVER 81 100000 90
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
CASH ASSETS OVER 5000, 900 90
FIRE MARINE and INLAND RISKS taken in the aboye
COMPANIES and CASH DISCOUNT MADE IN LIEU oF
SCRIP OF MUTUAL COMPANIES. .. 49,.
COUNTRY RISKS taken in above Companies, 1Noc
FIRE P0LICIEs on BRICK STORES and DWELLlNGS
issued for one two three and five at material
saving to the insured WV, r.
We have facilities for ehecting INSURANCE on HULLs
OF sea-going and River Vessels and steathooa'S
| We are also General Southern Agents for the
| Travellers, Insurance Co., Providence, II. l.,
CASH ASSETS OVER 100000 90.
Tn;s Comnany Ipsures against all PERSONAL ACCI
! DENTS whether TRAVELLING or at HOME causing Loss
| of LIFE or PERSONAL INJURY -, ,
The general business Of said Company in all the Southern
will he transacted at this Southern Branch Office
! Xii Losses Admitted and Paid in New Orleans.
| A. PICOLkT Cashier. . ~.
| HOLMES BRO, Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21
FINANCIAL.

u EMITTANCES TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNTS PAYABLE
any part of the United Kingdom.
Certificates of Passage from Londonderry
to New Orleans.
For sale by
HENRY KNOX & CO,
1872 Common street
DULEFF 81 TWECHELL-
GEO. RULEFF, T. G. TwIcHELL)
DEALERS IN
EXCHANGE.
GOLD AND SILVER
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS, BONDS,
INSURANCE SCRIP
Government Vouchers,
| NO. 1876 GRAvIER STREET. NEW ORLEANS
cash ADVANCES. .E
We will make Cash Advances consgnments xanch
houses Watts, Crare& Co, New York and W. c. Wats &
| GIVEN, WATTS d CO,
| Cotton and Tobacco FactorR,
| lJ3 Poydras street n. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-21
COMPREHENSIVE.

{ o 49, aseTNEKsHIp NOTICE-raE UNDER
biSneu nave rms day formed cop.rtGeTshp nndrr the
nf aud name OF Jn0 W. Norris Co SO canal street.
the ahacto or Cotton. Sugar and Produce
General Commission and Forwarding business
continuation Of the liberal patronage their
predeceS'orS Gray Norris, is respectfully solicited
JsO. W NORRIS,
,,, ,a b. t.. CHAMPIOS,
rOPAKTNERSHIP--W THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed der the name and
style r. L. r. A. JOHESON for the nnrnose ~ trsns
acting General Commission, Receiving and Fory ardng bus
ness z. L. JOHNSON,
:. Il. A. JOHNSON
PAKTEER4HIP-THE FIRM OF crJrFopn
~ Walsh Co being dissolved by the withdrawal nj n p
Clifford the undersigned will continue the General
business at the old stand Gravier and New Iyee
Streets under the style aud firm Of THOs Walsh co
THOS. G. WALSH
Arthur CoNNELI.
THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN
A R. Montgomery and James A White ande. the nam
and style Of MONTGOMERY WHfTE, in this city vas b!
mutual consent dissolved the 18th of May 1854 Either
the partners will attend to the liquidation Of ts aar
JAS. A. WHITE
New Orleans 23d June, 1865.
THE UNDEKsIGSED WILL co., fIHUE ~
business of the late firm Of Montgomery Mnlis On 81
own account JAMES A WHITE,
1853 Common street
New Orleans, sd June, 1865.
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NTSSOLCT1UN OF C0FARTN EKSH1P-
The firms Of O. E. HALL Co. (st Louis Hotel and D.
NJ HILDRETH CO, (St Charles Eote) this dag day
solved by mutual consent Hall will hereafter carry
the his and will settle the bus!nessn
SAID firms .. o. E. HALL
D. n. HILDRETH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
mis- ellaneous.
ApparitiOn OF DR.. Hughes, who was Recently
hung.

DR.. Hughes, while standing on the sca(fold with
the rope about his neck declared that he should be
wlth the earthly community much after death as
before, and he seems determined to keep his word
Among the many persons who called to see Hughes
in,his cell, before the execution was an honest bnf
cher, OF the Teutonc persuasion. This man, from
The moment of his interview with the doomed docs
tor, became much afflicted with Hughes on the brain
Scafolds and gibbits, and men dangling by the
neck, were constantly fitting before his sleeping
and waking eyes. After the doctor was executed
matters grew worse and worse; the butcher beinc
unable to sleep at nights ALL owing to the Chast
~ Visions that appeared before him. The climax,
ing.
Upon that occasion the butcher entered his barn
IN order TO care Tor the inmate therecE when who
should he see, standing by the side of the horse
but Dr. Hughes, dressed in the same suit of clothes
that he wore before leaving the planet and looking
just as natural as life The butcher gave one load
piercing and unearthly yell, and fell upon the sta
pie hoor in swoon. His family hearing the crv
FASTENED to the barn, where he was found lust in
the act OF recovering. With wild eye and bianch-
ed cheek he pointed to the stall, and INQUIRED
whether DR.. Hughes was still there Upon nrpa-
tive answer being returned he declared that he had
Just seen him; and that if he wasn't in the barn. lie
must be in the immediate vicinity. With an nm
steady STEP and with the assistance of lis wife the
butcher was enabled TO reach the house. He has
not yet recovered from the fright of last evenin-
stu remaining in high state OF mental and phvsi,
car excitement.
We also hear that the inmates of the mil were
likewise thrown into great terror and excitement
1900 - Us !" 'iIe "Pi,c'iIduse or iiuGheS WHO
entered the prison and walked about the corridors
as was his wont before the execution lie looked
perfectly natural and was dressed in the neat black
suit he wore upon the scat1old. As he walked up
and down the corridors he was seen to occasionally
pass his hand about his neck at The same time civ,
ing vent to a squirting sound from between his
teeth. He finally walked up the steps that lead to
his cell in cool and cisurrlv manner and enter.
ing that apartment sat down aud commenced writ
ing poetry.
How much of Hughes appearance to the jail rri-
/ q 1viU
we leave our readers TO determine Cleaoe!qad Hcr
aid
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
Confectionery, Fruits, &c
JOHN F. BLESSING

ID C sta@ has on hand cot fully select
FRESH CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS
&c. SUCH AS
CASDTEs-Forcign and Domestic.
ORANGEs, Lemons, Rasins, Figs Currantz.
DATES, CItron, Pruncs. Peaches Annics
and CANNED FRUITS of all kihdst
Pickles, Sardines, SC
NVFs'-SoGoa Nuts; Palm Nuts, Almonds
Filbcrts and Pea Nuts
His BAKERY is in toll blast, and every degcrin
ton OF Z AXE constantly on hand, or supplied at
short notice, a.
l1eHe offers his services and supplies of DeIica
eie 5 lor Wedding Parties, pick Nicks, & c..
ana EeTpectf1iIy s"ttenton to his assortment
November ., lSo5.
{ AHSTERS FOR CHRISTMAS-Thosc in want
of Oy sters for Christmas, can get III. m in ~,
quantity, by letting us know few days before that
Hme; ). Fl. EASTERDAY & BRO
Toys TOYSn TOYS!!! fo- sale by
= Dec' ~ J.GOLDSMITH,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

SOIL FOR TIE GRApE.-It is a curious
fact that very rich and highly MANFRED land
has rarely produced grape that would Weld
a high quality Of wine. The grape that con-
talns the most sacharinc matter will make the
best wine, and the different varieties differ
widely in the proportion of sugar. In ItaIv
and in Sicily the very finest and sweetest
noes, and those that grow on loose rocky soils
or along hiIlsides covered with rocks arc Of.
ten the best. These facts ought to teach us
not to select the richest soils. and not to
strH them with organic manurcs, for the
grape.-Ec
Grape vines seldom need any manure. ox-
cePt ashes or lime. if the soil is thoroughly
cultivated, and all weed and grass near the
vines are kept subdued. One of the most
fruitful causes Of mildcw is the anlication of
too much stimulating manure to the crow;ng
vines. 40
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SPoetieal.
For the e Spirit of jefferson.
/" SToKEWALL JACKSON'S GRAVE"
by "AnrEe,Er.'s

by "ARTEE3EE.'
Oh! lightly tread. sis hnllowed ground,
Your footstep presses now;
A hero sleeps beneath this mound,
With deepest reverence bow!
A nation glorifes his name.
His soul ireS with his. GOd5
A proud, exalted, peerless lame
Brcathcs DER his hallowed sod.
A charm-a spell 'round his great name
Shall linger through all time;
Succeeding ages shall proclaim
His ifc-his death, sublime.
IT'S here he lies, here Jackson sleeps,
In this his lOwly bed;
The nation gathers round and weeps,
And mourns its noble dead.
Hope breHAhcs a sigh-Gricf drops tear,
The hero is no more;
Faith gently whispers, cease all fear,
He's only" gone bcforc:''
His soul on sigh in realms of light,
Basks in a saviour's love;
He mountson glcry's pinions bright,
ToPlead our cause a Dove.
Lynct5urg, Pa. June 18Th, 1864.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
20 ALL CONCERNED.

EIRoM this lime henceforth it will be absolutely
impossible for me to open accounts with any
person except such as have been prompt to meet
their engagements Cash Is required from me by
all merchants from whom purchase my goods:
and to carry my business must require CASH
from my own customers.
All PsrsOns who know themselves indebted to me
are earnestly requested to cali and settle their a-
counts. When money IL not to be had, I will take
produce Of all kinds. "a. LEE HEiSKELL:'
Nov. %, 1860, p. P. COPY:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
eAMPREIL & MAS0N.

A RE now receiving large assortment of Co.
n l9gneg. Extracts: Pomadeg, HAIR Dye, Soaps.
Brushes Kidding and Pocket Combs Bibles. Pa YER
Books, lynn Books, Photograph .AIbums, EnveI-
oPeS' Note Letter and FOolscaP Paper. Ink, Pens
Pocket Pencils. Blank Books, Memorandum Books
Dime and Children. Books Also. FRENCH CAN
DIES, together with an assortment of School Books
which we are determined to sell low.
December I9.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

LET HIN DowS Easy The manner in which onr
military heroes are let down to their original Je7eI
on their return home, is something more nmusin3
case in point: General Sum II. went out in a WOOL
ment from the Badger State captain Rccore he
lett the rendezvous he was promoted to colonel
brigadier-general On his retirement TO civil Ito bo
told friend they Set him dow easv.' At WASH.
!pgton IT was General H. at Madison, Colorel H., at
How are you captain? and when he got M to &
where be resides, every 10y with freckled nose was
shouting Hello, SaD!'-ErcAaage. ""'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
RlAN . EORUsE,r.
CHARLES NJ, STEIFF,

MANUFACTURER of GRAND and SQUARE
w PIANO FORTES. Factory at 81 and Sc Cam
Liberty street, above Market, Baltimore Nd,
Has constantly on hald a.lnrge number of Pianos
oil his own ma nutacturc, with full Iron Frame and
over strung. Every instrument warranted for five
years. with the privilege of cxch ange within twelve
months II not entirely to the purchasers
SECOND HAND PIANOS
always on hand-$5O to $500. NTelodaus and
Parlor Organs from The best makers.
M , permission to refer to the following per-
TW:II Mno nave our Pianos in use; D. S. Rentch
w IMAM ma Rush, w G Butler, Richard W Villains
in Jefferson county, and Benjamin Harrison James
II l, ingham, c Cunningham, Jacob Sibert,
HSnJaln 1 sPeGk, Andrew Bowman, George Hokc,
LemuGl Campbell and others in Berkeley County
G-All orders left with P H strode, Shcphcrds-
town, will be promptly attended to-
Fcbl3, 1866 -ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06
LADIES' CLOAKS.

TUsT received and for sale, at the lowest MARKET
- price, a fine assortment of LADIES' CLOAKS
Ladies are respectfully invited to examine them
before P1rchasing elsewhere. Also the latest styie
OF WoRSTED GOODS Consisting in psart of
Shawls, Breakfast CaPes, Ladies' and CRiidrenFs
Hoods, Clouds and Jackets. Cents and Bovs'
Scarts hne assortment Of Gloves.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

ABSENCE OF MIND.-A remarkable case ofabscnco
OF mind occurred at the residence Of one ofour os
nosPItaole citizens last evening friend of wells
known bibulous propensities lad no sooner entered
me room than he was asked to take drink "Thark
you,' said the guest, drowning his hat into The
hre and q"ieti placing guild of tobacco on a tabs
near oy: TINS IS the most remarkable case of alb.
record.-PetersJug Express 0H ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

a co3ceied coxcomb, with a very patro7izinp
a r, called out to an Irish nborer, 'IIere You bog
and will treat you to glass of Irish wiiskev'
by my word says Pat, 'au yer honor's rinte-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-03-06

Good women the salt of the earth. sweet
ones the sugar. pungent the pepper bling ones
the mustard, and sonr the vinegar
-Ayoung man adver;ises for a wife who is pret-
ty and doesn't know it. If he wanted one who is
homely and doesn't know it, he would find no
trouble in getting suited.
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j. II. HA1NES & Bro. - i,
manufacturers and Dealers in
TOBACCO, sNUFFs AND CIGARS.

A LSO, will keep constantly on hand a fine as.
q sortment OF CHEwINo TOBAcco, PIPEs, and
just received and for sale fine lot Of the genuine
old Graycly Brand CHEWING TOBACCO Also.
lot oil the choicest brands OF VIRGINIA SMOi
KING TOBACCO y
Persons dealing in our line will find II to their
advantage to call and examine stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere. o. WHOLESALE md RErAiL-
G1-NEXT DoOR TO AIsQUITm & BRo. % 81,
CharlestOwn, Vas, Nov 7, 1865.