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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

GROCERIES. LIQUORS, ETC.
> 800 sack. LIVERPOOL FACTORY FILLED
10 bossbs,sd. prime BACON SIDES,
100 barrels CRUSHED and YELLOW SUGAR,
so bags prime LAdUAYRA and cEYLoN
20 half chests superior GREEN and BLACK
$50 barrels No. ! EASTERN HERRIEGss,,
$50 barrels EXTRA and FAMILY fLouh,
100 boxes CHEESE,
60 ,ghs prime LARDi FATHER SOAP &c.
Elicit n RoYsTER,
Commission Merchants,
corner Of Twelfth and Cary streets.
de 4-dlwksw2t ----------
5OO BARRELS FICKEN & VIII
ClJU LIAMs's CELEBRATED REFINED sU-
CARS in store for sale to dealers at the lnanulac-
turers' price. PALMER, HARTSook CO..
de4 Agents here, Fourteenth street
CHAMP GNE CIDER.-Just re-
" ceived, Il supply of CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
most delicious beverage WEN W. P PEG ''
de- OH broad stlc't.
EIFTY TUBS PRIME LEAF LARD,
Il hVe terees pMnpsnN pI6yES ia CO.,
oA"i tommission Merchants,
noso ---------- 10, ; r.tso11e, 60
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR, choice ar
ID tisle' for sale by WILLIAM T. KING 4 CO.
CUNDRIES.
- 10 hogsheads bright clear BACON Sides
hogheads bright SHOuLDhhS,
$50 b barrels FIoUK, sandry brands;
SO barrels SUGAR, srndry brahhihsi
las las sacks SACKS MARsHALL SALT,
10 tierces LEAF LARD, m, T.IIOw CAN
Is boxes aDAMASiish anu
10 half. chests TEA part PEtGmHSI ,'pEy SYRUP,
barrels barrels sG ns 2ia wHSh Rum anu
- barrsls E0EId SAR2 TFnBaCc0 in Tapers
and nearly every other article in the sr9fifFrEyF line
no Us - --------- 80, -
900 BARRELS tLOUh, o,.p
O0 goo barrels barrels LATlROP EXTRA FLovR,
S, p; LATIR9p,. Agent.
- = n,c,,,,oSn ,,TyrD,
ODU and "SUPERFIYE FLOUR, a portion
direct from Chicago, on consignment for sale by
mo-, PALMER HAE E6Sr,eis, : Greet. GG;,t
CORN MEAL, consigned, for sale by
" Inc haHaF'f P sI.aI;S HARTsooK & CO.,
no.. --,----.-,--,,----, 1 .oal'rs"'r s(lss,
I'D SIDES uT'3 for sale sale p BY 1 i'- Az - - ~ -
no?3 A. Y. STOKES & co.
Nv : -- -
=" 'i ptNnRIpGg& ADHESION
= ~
DITRE JAMAICA RUM,
GEyTfyF FREyCH BRtSDy.
for sale by srovr wr1sov & FOSTER
nv - = :.
IN BAGS PRIME RIO C0EEEE 70
,Iocc17,,Tc, DDI,,C E,p
TN HO SIEss E f.L, MIMI eLHA''
~ BIB SIDES for sale by - sroypc.co
o,--o,,c,1r ,,-111c,1y,,1, -. ----.---I
SCOICH w HlSk r. just recelNgu'
> punchson OF the very. finest SCOTCH Wills
KEY. o. CRAM,
No2 Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
no 90
uOPS.-CrOp Of 1866, by the bale or
no2s WILLIAM t KING i co.
-,-- -,
Dine LIQUORS.-1 have now a very
and Cit?sRs on hand. Ai.o. very superior Wits
les and BLACK and GREEN TEAS.
.. CRAM, No. Exchange Block,
ocls Fourteenth street.
49, ,..,---- .,,rry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

NOTICE.-All persons having claims
| against the estate OF HENRY W MoaCuRE,
deceased. will present hem, properly authenticar
ted for settlement; and those Indebted TO sald
estate will please make payment to the UNDER
signed. JhMES W ~ LWwrf,rrp
Executors of Henry w. Moncure, deceased.
- 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

WHITE FUR TRIMMING Just re-
w ceived by P0WHATAN wEISIGER,
no 2t-ts sl5 Main street, spotswood block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05
STEAMERS


DAILY LINE To NORFOLK. tIIl
IL POINT, AND ALL LASbl&Ga vi &
on JAMES kiYER.-ou and after s---1 Assxs
tho TENTH OF SEPTEMBER tie SzTEzesS-s
elegant steamers 49,,
EORGEANSA, ............Ca Captain 1. j hl.s
JOHN SYLS ESTER, Pc. Captain I. nlt. 49,
will leave Ludlam Watson > wLa' nS', ~
cent Sundays at & o'clock A. VI e.. fer Jill I.'' ..
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LA"p'" .
on JAMES RIVER. ,..
Passengers by these boats Will ar'.F" = y
Point in time To connect wi,A tho cars !or 's.rf
burg. 49,
Fare to City oint................r,...'.'i ~
Pare to Norfolk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fare 10 Norfolk, second clEsc......'''.. wv
The GEORGEASNA leaves Richmond A'"'A+
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. --.,. -.u..
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, ~.
DAY, aud SATURDAY -u..
The JOHN SYLVESTER laavrn E..aE"#' '~-
DAY, THURSDAY, and >hTNEbAI. ,....,...
Returning, leaves orfoik hUEbAl, 1."~
DAY, ani FRIDAY.
FREIGHT received at all hours af.I f.
To Norfolk. and from thence by stearI"E I'll
Baltimore, principal landings GA tAr~at
and all landings on James HFeTr Al f"A'
rates.
Freight for way landings mus, be lr-.fa+.
l.. Il TATcI. t-..'
40 l.-,s Once ~ steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

TEROSE N E.-1en barrels Just re.
IN ceivsd and for sale nj manplaetnrsrs, prices
Wy no ~ Il. II. DuS4L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05
PERSONAL.

NIOTICE.--ME ROGERS, RID
IN DICK &CO.. Of this city, having, by assign.
msnt duly executed, bearing date on the 10th Of
November, 1895, and recorded In the Clerks office
OF Richmond Hastings Court, conveyed all the
assets and effects Of said frrn 10 tho undersiRned
notice Is hereby given that all persons indebted to
said firm are required to make payment to ths
nndersignsd AZ such assigner. and all persons
having Effects of said firm In their hands or I'M
der their control are required to hold the sams
subject TO my order. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
al IA Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
How he was Revenged.

y tall, rawboned Yankee was riding di-
minutive specimen of the donkey tribe through
the muddy streets of Gott am and the ami
NAL being very stubborn, Jonathan found it
quite difficult to induce him to accelerate his
pace. lie used the persuasive elcquence of a
hickory stick, however, and at each blow he
would drawl out, " Get up, Bonypart, get up,
1 sayw
A little Frenchman, in passing, heard, with
rage, the name of his illustrious countryman
applied to the ugly beast, and commenced
hcaping volley Of abuse on the head of the
offending Yankee.
sair," shouted the Gaul, vot for you
sail call dat ugly beast Napoleon Sair L shall
have re grand satisfaction
, Gitup, Bonypart!" was the only response.
% Sacrc! monsieur, sair 1 say what for
you sail call Eat vagabone horse Napoleon ?'
:" Git up, Bonypart ~
Here the Frenchman's rage boiled over
stamping his feet upon the pavement. he
screamed -" Oh, I shall have re grand sat
isfaction! I shall have re revenge have
one little sheep dog at my home, go call
him Guillaume Washington !"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
THE eHARLEsTOWN STOVE HOUSE.


GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
n b, YESTERDAY, one door west of sPirit'' :
TIN AND sntE% IRON WARE MAN.
UFACToRY,
And Wholesale ard Retail Dealer in STOVES Of
every des3riptsen; hot Air Furnaces, Cooking
LsProParcd to rornis: the public with all articles
10 ms line which may be wanted lie ,Alls parde-
Giar attention to his assortment of Cook, Parior
Iihem6er and Dining room Stoves, and amongst
COOK sFovEs-FoR WOOD okcoAL.
Chss"pe axe, thS best ever in use, Noe. I, .Sa.d
Mt. vernon; with and without extension top, Nos.
Old Dominion. for wood or coal, Nos. 7, sands.
Kio sRPsSV c o9%s EG' nos s,nse
The Mammoth Universe. No. Ii
SRS obIs GSsP S Sso Ees g.
Palmetto Cook Ncs 6.T, sNnd g.
Lilly Cook Nos. s. ca ands. Besides OILERS too
AsELEcT LOT OF PARLoR STOVES.
Radiator; three nus, 10, I2Ond II inoIFcs.
RnbiG cen, F55aT'kiin. for csal, Nos 2anda.
G Gag Ebsn%t E:I Sgs o. NJ. and
Sol Franklin. Noe l and 2.
Baltimore Pailor Cook. Me- I and 8, f5f wood or
Eoh Sa'i Nos and
Cottage PARKER. Nos7 and s.
York air Tshi ParioS stS S5 s9i Noe SG' '9S
CHAMBER STOVES.
Laurel Rox for wood .l6 49, IL 25 81 and 81 inches.
;. ven plate Stoves fer Ood Noe 3 g. 4 and
Troy Air TightF, Eos o. 1, and g.
DINING ROOM STOVES,
The Good old Ten Patcs, all sizcs-pIain or boiler
4 A5SSEgg s'ayo. all sizes vssai 20 all .iss..
Cannon Slows from 40 J TO g.
S Sub land do Is.
crates Movable ard Stationary, Plain and Fab4yS
Sizes.
He invites minatitn Of hfr ID, IA aid 49,.
ser T. such selection iii u pirssr n =
TN aud SHEET IRON Walls will fc T. uud a.
P"ri"T Co any ,frrrd for sat iLtEs ma IL AZ -,
experience Of twenty years ia tLie busjnc..
enables l'iin 10 cL1H that he has practical kaUy
led ge 81 IL in III IFS hFanrh-s
TIN ROOFING SPGUTIE6S AND ION
WORK of all kinds executed in suSb n niannrr
as to hciy all eornpetitsh, aid Of the beat trTiT
and at moderate prices! -. = -
II will he his object TO secure n liberal share OF
public patronage by strict attention 10 his eGtHb
tent And experienced workTnen. The partfcuEF
attention OF IneTchants, dtAleTs and
generally is called to the supcFiur ndVan q 0rs 80
tered m biz emporium, hat he ETIIs th,fn viii
not fail to please.
Highest price paid for trade Of ell kinds All
stoves bought or traded for delivered and ser 81
free of charged. ~
N. b Liberal exchange made for seeond I.nI
Stoves also Cotton Rags, Bceyza{, OLD C;pnocr
Iron, Brass, Pewter, Lead, Sheep Skins Hides
Bacon. Lard Wool. and Country Produce in &C.
eTal taken in exchange EOr all goods Iit.,,-v ne
October Q, I566-tfa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
A Laughable Scene-sGetting Aboard
in a Hurry.

Tho New Lisbon Buckeye State writes up,
in the following graphic style, a little incident
that occurred at the Salem Railroad few
mornings since:
n traveller bound for Cincinnati where he
had business of Importance to transact had
rested over night with his wife at the Broad
way Hotel, in:order to- be sure to hit the morn
ing train which leaves at an early hour. In
the morning the traveller was asleep. His
LADY had arisen, awakened him, dressed her.
self and had gone down to breakfast, ex>
pectng her lord to follow her without delay
While eating hastily and scolding mentally,
in view of the husbands tardiness, she heard
the WHISTLE of the locomotive. Rushing
franticalIy up stairs, her horror may be i'm
agined when on opening the bedroom door,
snore from the conjugal sluggard saluted
her car.
A slight scream and rough shake awoke
him: He heard the whistle! Pulling on his
boots. he hastily gathered in his arms trN.rs;st
of his attire, and pushing the lad lsre
him, put for the train at a two-forty gait dress
ed only in boots and shirt The twain reach
ed the depot. Throwing all but his shirt
upon the platform, the lady hurriedly sought
to obtain tickets at the Office, while the hus-
band proceeded to clothe himself with his
No. l garment. While it was yet futtering
over his head, the whistle again sounded ma
liciously, and off started the train. The I'M
fortunate creature entered the car, his flesh
having apimpfed goose-like appearance, while
his blushing lady spreading out her crinoIine
like the sacred veil of charity, converted her.
self into a screen, that his nakedness might
be. hidden from his fellow travellers. The
other female passenger, putting her hand over
her eyes, with her fingers spread wide apart
H. loHo IL 4 I. i
another direction. that it was shocking And
so, we suppose, it must have been to the un-
lucky wight who had to make such specta-
Gle Of himself
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
How he Beat Them.

A'Yankec paper tells the following story :
During the war. @ was captured first
by Capt. Rum, and then as he lay alongside
the road in state of blissful Inconsistencies,
he was picked Up by Capt. Yank Now, 2
was over forty-fye years, didn't belong to the
army, aud was mad as a hornet at being dis
turbed in his slumber, and refused decidedly
to get into one of the wagons
'Piteli him in, boys said the officer, and
through the air he went Zone hundred and
ninety pounds and litlon his back,on a pile
of corn. There he lay abusing every one
around him, until the wagon he was in stalled
in a mud hole; and had to be Rnloaded.
Get down from there reb, Shouted ser
geaut to old e
Il didn't put myself up here. and won {
do nothing TO criminatc myself
Throw him out, boys and out he went,
aud Ike TO have burst as he hit the ground
AEer uolnalirg and gcttingV;tt ofthe hole,
The sergeans ordered Il to get in again. +
Ill &c ,iarnc i'll d.; didn't put myself
here, ami 'ia't gpi nothing to do with my
SELF
Throw li,n in. boys,' and fur men took
hold Of Il, aud, after t@o OF t;,ree 2prei+td-
.ory swim ,.way he went through the air,
aud lit ike hornet on the corn.
Another break down. and T. was ordered
TO crawl down again.
4 won't do it, he roareI. fTm your p1is,
oner, durn you, and aih't going to take
control of myself
Throw HIM out, boys and cut he was
pitched.
Get up said the sergeant, after the wagon
wa, repaired.
Go to Nick replied 4; put your pfis-
ohcr in yourself, amt 'sponsibIe'
lHoE1 Oh 4,1 fbo 10
driver; and off they drove, leaving 4 alone
in his glory. That was the hardest nut, the
sergeant says, he ever met.
Old z, on finding himself his own man
again, hoistcd. his flag and trottcd home,
swearing he knew the articles of war better
than all the scrgeants I'M the United States
army.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

that has been offered TO the pa'ates of the low
crS ofthe ardent in Charlestown and its euvirous.
The conductor, of this establishment is determined
that nothing shall be wanting on his part to make
and the truth of this statement may be easily es-
tablished by call upon him. He is also pre-
pared 10 furnish all kinds of MIXED DRINRs, adapt-
ed TO the season, in style not TO be excelled here
or etsewh re.
He keeps also on hand, at all times, an assert
ment OF SUPERIOR CIGARS, aud the CHOICEST
CHEWING TOBACCO.
His OYSTER ROOM is COW in the full tide
successful operation, and those who would enjoy
plate of the delicious bivalves have only to drop in
Csil-as you pass this way
On JOHN S. yesterday.
November Z, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

"a. pretty young, girl, whose christian
name is Anna, on receiving a cigar from a
young gentleman who had not pluck enough
to say he wished to marry her, twirled-it play
fully beneath her nose, and looking arehly. at
him, popped the question hus:-Have.Anna?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
Jnsh BilIinrs renlies TO sonie rnrtldl

ESGJnsh Billings replies to SOME Parents.
81 can't tell you the best way to bring up
boy but if L had one that didn't lie well
enough TO suit me, think [ would set him
tending dry goods store. Probably tie best
way to bring up boy in the way lie ..rr.uId
20, is to travel that way ourselves. once in it
while. Still, there is much unccr'riuIy |
have seen thcm brought up as careful as !,
lapdog, and then 60 to the dsvil.as soon as
they could strike the right track. Aud then
ogain, have seen them taken out Of gu::cIs,
aud they would wash up lie diamonds
Raising boys is good deal Ike raising colts
If yordon't get more than one out Of ten that
Is a fast one, y9u are doing firstrate.'
ng-Br. Mason ONCE sailoto an inflel who
was scofing at Christianity because of the
misconduct of its professors, "Did You ever
know an uproar to be made because an inf
del went astray from the path of morality p
The inG4eiadmitted that he had not '''Hen
don't you see," said DIR. If, ''that by ex-
pectinS the professors of Christianity to be
holy, you admit it to be holy religion, and
thus pay it the: highest compliment in your
power %! Theyoung man was silent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

= Deacon S. was very foEd> of biralves,
and ON one occasion he ate and over. loaded
his .c=p aoity'' to such an extent that he was
sore distressed. His faith in prayer, howev>
er was strong. Leaving his party, and being
followed by some younger members little
way off, he WIS heard to supplicate as follows:
Forgive me, 0, Lord, for this sin of glut-
tony. and will neger eat any more CLAIMS ~
Thcu, paursine an instant, he added: every
few, if any-aMen ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
ETetoOric Prayer Meeting.

Maleaniaz Meeting IN a CoSorod Ctarea--
Consideration among t'se .SaJle Kul,tta,'e
"A Petition for an Incorriyiblc Sinner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
CERTIFICATES
From a careful Chemical analysis Of .Supe-
rier Oil Rye Whisky, Puncotharti-
conized by JOHN e. WILSON,,

H1- This whisEey is characterized BY the absence
c. heavy Fusil OIL, Sugar and Poisonous Metaiie
compounds, and by retaining it's ethereal oderous
oil un tainted 1t has the chemical composition OF
pure, carefully defeated Rye Whskey
; Respectfully, A. a. HAYES, Md,
State Essayer, 10 Boylston- street
Boston, Mass, 23d August, 1862.
Having made careful chemical ANALYSIS of the
Pancatharticoai5ed Old Rye Whiskey of Mr.. joss
E: WILsoS, BaltimoEe. am pleased to state that 1t is
entirely free from Fusil Oil, Metallic hifsor other
matters in any way detrimental to health. In.aroL
ma richness and delieacy Of flavor, 1t cannot be
surpassed. Respectfully yours,
G. A. LElBIG, Analytical Chemist.
Baltimore, July 26, 1852.
Careful chemical analysis of four kinds of Wits.
key-Superior Old Rye Whiskey, Superior Old
Superior Old Corn Observation-Disclosures
by means of the Pateht invented by John
E. Wilson, of Baltimore, Md, have shown them to
be entirely free from the heavy Fusi Oils and from
the p lsouous metallic compounds often found in
Whiskeys.
They retain the Ethereal Products, entirely free
from any TAlST produced by injured Grain or care
of sugar, irkaby pure products of delicate
chemical operations. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D..
State As5ayer, IS BoyIsion street,
Boston, Mass, 23d August, 1862.
CO. oRDERs-soLICITED. ga
OJ-Dcalers and Druggists allowed liberal dig
count For prices and particulars address sole,
Agent of the United States. >. r.
JOHN E. WILSON,
W. Corner Howard & Camden streets
BArTISIoRE z, Nov 4, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
BAR ROOMS.
HAVE YOU TRIED II YETI
THAT SUPERIOR wHIsKEY,
At John 6 EAsTERnAv,s
AT JOHN S. EASTER

ae,o Bar Room, IN the Basement of Me
' Spirit Building"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
Sharp Practice.

a Yankee, having large family, found it
rather hard to keep up the table, and has
adopted the following plan. At evening just
before supper he calls his children around
him and addresses them as follows:
"Who'll take cent and do without his
supper p
Il, I, l." ezclaim the children to get the
prize.
The old man pulls out a pocketbook full of
rcd cents, which he keeps for the occasion,
ahi aft.r giving them ore apiece sends them
- j i.
Next r1nsi,iug they look like starved Ar,bs
TIE old nr'd' calls them around him aud
with an air of gravity asks
"Who'll give Il cent to have nice warm
biscuit for lraak fast y
/, nps,'t,s5r,sss that the cents are forth
coming.
That is what NC would call sharp proc-
tiga
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
20 OTIS IND sHoEg..a. 3.

~ and has now open a Ghop on Main
e.rcet, in the building adjoining the
S-~S2S SaPpi gtqn Hotel, and Immediately
over the Drug Store of Aisguith and Fro,
Keeping always on hand a good stOcA OF mate
rails, his old customers and the public generally
may rely upon being satisfactorily accommodated
by giving him call. He promises good work aud
reasonable charges; and he solicits the patronage
of those Vho may be in want of anything in his
line of business.
Thankful for the liberal patronageherctofore be-
slowed upon him, he would ask continuance of
the favorsof his old friends and trial of his work
by the public generally,as no efforts will be spared
upon his part to please and accommodate.
or Hidesbous ut and takenin exchan gefor work.
Nav Is, IS66-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
SnannOladaTe Factory,

a
THE undersigned are conducting this well APP
i pointed WOODEN FACTORY, miles
froHf ChaTlestewn anil mile IRON RabIetown, and
are constantly manufacturing Goods Of superior
We exchange our manufactures according to
% -Drab Linsg1,5I yard Tor 4 and n IBs Wool.
Grey Linsey, do do 4. dRs 8 do. do
"A Elannelssr do. do. dos DO! Do
Yarns lb. do. q do. q fidos do
ns'' 1a. jtaaE Is II ( 5p ~ I 6.
JEFFERSON MACHINE sHoPs
YHE public is respects led 81 ~ Older
signed continue TO coEduct bpsip ~ 4 lie bid.
stand 9. AiItEEaSs fIefso6'
SfAcfiINE MAKING AND REPAIRING
CARRIAGEAND WAGON MAKING
Also. BEACKsHITHING in all IL branehes : =
We are prepared 10 nap1faetuTe toordet, PlotehsS
aiming to w6oD AND IRON in the Sc Vi md
best ma inner, and upon reasonable terIs1,sps
.faeture aGd Repair Of Farming fEhPIements. Mill
Work and Axes.
November II, Is65-Iy. : : =.
O9-Highest cash price paid Tor Old Iron.
GROCERIES.
DROWN and White Sugars, Coffee Tea, Spices
wOodenware, Lamps, Chimneys. OIL Cans, Axle
septemHber a5, - b. HOWELL.
GLOVES AND GAUNTIETs.
II AIDES Plush Lined Berlin Gloves and CSaunt.
- Iets, Buck Ga4ntiets, white and lcol1red Md
GlGyes, Chiidren's Cloth and MeFin0 G3OTes, Cen
tlemenss Heavy Buck Cloves. Genhemen's Bog
Skin, Beaver and Goth Gloves, just received ard
Tor sale by ID HOWELL.
= SToYBsF sToVEsII STOVES!II
gsT Sessi.s5 + stg :, q Z SHEET
assortment Of PARLoRS CHAMBER and Cook
ING Stoves which Will be sold on moderate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
Isenl6YaE

SADDLES AND1HARNEss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

IN the New York uor1d, of Thursday. We
fudthe following account of an extraordinc-
~ prayer meeting among the coiored res::>
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

DROWN and White Sugars, Coffee Tea, spices
ID Cheese, CrackefEs Qneensware, Glassware
WOodenware, Lamps. Chimneys. Oil Cans, AxIe
Crease, just received and for sale by
Septembcr %. y. HOWELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

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dur 3 Z, Vofi. done,
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

n ~ its various brnne y pre- ~ sd ll .
cute All orders IL the bert At etoI
at reasonable prfccs. fe intenda to tort to. iI.I
the best material tlat .sap 3 procafcd. nfd 81 j.
personality superifitefids fFerr piece .f 81 On 4 VI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

REZIN SHUGERT avails hfmeeIf N this medium,
n Of infoI ming the people Of Jeferso6 cIarlf
eounties that having rclnoyt d from fs old sfalsd
to the shop adjoining f1ed Nv nIistfi
the valley Bank bltdihgs be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-22
CITY ITEMS.

SECOND GRAND EXCURSION TO MATTHIAS
POINT.-On Sunday the grand excursion down
the Potomac as far as Matthias Point, Will be
repeated, affording fine opportunity to see all
the points of interest on the river and at the
same time to enjoy an inyigOrating health trip.
The affair Is in excellent hands, il will be seen
by the advertisement elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-22

SILVER PLATED WARE.-Table Spoons. Tea
Spoons, Table Forks, Tea Forks, Goblets,
Cups, Call Bells, Butter Knives. Napkins.
Rings-only One Dollar a, Priggs Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue,
third ooor from N street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-22

OWNER FOR 4 CHAIR WANTED.-I.ast night,
officer Austin, of the Second Ward, met two
negroes, one of them carrying chair, which
the officer suspected was stolen He arrested
the one with the chair, but the other, being n
fast traveller, escaped. The chair is marked on
the back of the seat with the words "Philadel-
pbia Inquirer. The negro was identified as
VIM. Taylor, alias Ford, alias Tyler, alias
Tully. No one appearing to identify the chair,
the negro was ordered 10 pay fine of $3.50 or
be sent 10 the workhouse in default.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-22

MATINEE AT GRoyER'S. - Remember the
matinee at Growers tomorrow afternoon when
an excellent entertainment will be given by the
Cotton 4 Murphy California Minstrel Troupe,
which has been so popular during its stay here.
The fountain will be playing.