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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-29
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA November 27-FNAEcIAI.-Iho panic
which has existed in New York during the past week.
causing decline Of Gold down to l3s ana a. eporns 1oa
reporting an advance in the Gold and Cotton arkot
has caused quite depression and excitement III our
Cotton and Financial market during tho pasg week,
and today Gold is held at higher rates, and although
there is but little doing in Securities about lo sares OF
Georgia Railroad Stock has been sold at 10 ana sloooo
Observation-Disclosures on Now York are selling at bank
at par; outdoor rates u off 80 Day Bills are taken at
" and co Day Bills 21s discount:
GO1D-Is selling to-day at l43al4o.
SILVER Selling at 140al42 ,,,.,-,,..,...
Observation-Disclosures generally much tluller than any
previous week since cotton began coming N. pTlcos
In quantity. o.ou:uo, =,
freoent and sudden changes though not to very great
extent-say l@12e-with steady and fair demand Tor
good grades while the mddling and lower grades nave
BEEN avoided But for the past two DAYS II the demand
has been more general, and embracing all grades OF
s1ipht]y improved prices which will show our quota
lions about / cent higher than last week: oaa,==
Low Mddling. oog5a ooeg5d
Middling .ooGyo11a
Strict Midding. .0og3S
Good Middng. : :, .uoey5o1S
The receipts to date since the frst Of 5eptemper are
what we may hope to receive for the entire season. Our
advices from those sections Of Georgia and sout Caro
ma that sock Augusta market are that the crop Is all
ahered and that greatly short OF tho estimates OF
o'is Sales ieas Of the g week, 144s bales
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept J. 1866 66....,.......... 9o8S
Received this week. eek........................ 2,536
Received previously 30 767-232 293
{. - s. e s28e1
Exported to date .s....................... BIG
Stock on hand Nov 27, 1866. aee................ 1866
P.s-The sales for to-day, not included In the above
are 256 bales at figures ranging from 50 TO S3@c one
half Of which amount was soid o5 ssc The
The receipts for tho dag ara g27 aa1an -
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The Charleston cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS
.CuaRLEsroN, Wednesday Evening, Nov. 2S' l8Oo.
Tho market was without important change; the saes
which amounted to 76o bales generally at aboutpre
vous quotations. Tho transactions we're % at 1915 at
ao1 % at 32 81 at ss15; at 93 90 at 1915 20 at 35al
% at 81 and bales OF zpporah cotton at per b
We quote: o. @oo
NfidlGng. 40
Strict M}ddling. ng.................. 33AGO34
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Exports.

LfyERpooL-Per ship Ida Lilly-13 bales anu IVY
Upland Cotton a bbs Ros d0 ss IS pqB1y Pin Gn.
her so bbs Onions SO bbs Potatoes, Is bbls Iosln'
bbls Turpentne. o,.,ze q : rot
NEW YORK-Per steamship Andausa-4s bales ,Soo oo
ton 513 bales Upland Cotton, so bbls hos1n u0ioo
Rice, Is Empty Bbls, 81 Packages.
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COMMERCIAL.
IMPORTS.

ship Amolia-5 bbls Ale, to Order; s
casks and case Hardware, to Thompson GO; :
packages Bedding, 6 boxes Effects, 8 boxes and
Dbl Gaano to F Blackjack; 50 bags Rice to order
21 casks Hardware to Hart Co; 80 casks Hardware,
& Co; casks Hardware, to Jager: 40 bales Dundee
Baggng, case Musical instruments, case Prya1e
Effects, to Order; 20 bales Bagging to L htcaeiI Gn
tin case Effects. i boy Engravings, to Order; ll6
cas- cases Machinery, 394 Iron Weights to Taft How
land; cases Hardware, case Gums to cGravel9y
boxes Fish, Dbl Salmon toOrder 90 PaeAtSeos - or5e
rinos to Orders 35 bbls Ale $50 Stone Jars 10 Ofoe
5000 sacks Salt, 100 tons Coal, to Welsman; Il
Hounds to Order; Parcel to DR. Rose: case 70 . =
Motfett: / Case to Tuomey; ooA iea' 10 :
.5AyASA~Per brig John Peirce-5o,ooo Oranges, sou
punches Bananas, 40 dozen Pincapples boAs Aines'
10 lots Plantains to tho Master.
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Savannah Market.

sAvANNAH, November 27.-A better feeling prevailed
IN the market yesterday, with some demand. Butfew
sales were made buyers not wishing to concede on ad
vance We heard of some 300 bales changing hands, at
nom 32L to $50 for New York Middlings.
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cSnAN-Wheat was in moderate request TO-DAY, , anu
market inactive prices ra wete $40 bushels fair to
t. o e5s M aaz meS at tn a re IT vs
Inferior DO M as 81 3 80 S0 bushels who 726
bushels yellow oered included in the sales were loooo
bushels new white at 90c to ST. bulk at tne ooe
fr choice shipping; 1000 bushels damp DO at ooaotc;
1 1ooo os Old yellow at s1O al IL 1000 bushels new
do at SOC 81 o. to condition oatooou
receyed market rner with sales OF sayo a
5ca6sc Kyc-350 bushels offered; no sales repottci
ouotc at 81 15a1 20 p bushel -,.... m.
MILL FEEp-Is dull; quote Western Rrownst'lff 2oc
and light alddlings 27c; City N Mills held higher
MoLAssEs.-No sales reported.
Pnov1s1oNs-There is nothing doing worthy OF notice.
and We again omit quotations, which are but nominal.
SUGAR,-Notlng doing in the article, anu quotatlots
in the absence Of transactions, nominal,
sALr.@Wo quote the market steady at 50 25a2 80 for
Liverpool Ground Alum and So 10a3 20 per sack for
fine: for lots from dealers-supply good. Vi TURKS
steady at 60 cents per bushcl for lots from store
WH1sKEY.-Market unchanged; quote western anu
City in bond 35a37 cents per gallon.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, November .-corroN.-Prices are
rather frmor About 100 bales Of middinss SOLD at 34
to 36c per 1b, for Uplands and New Orleans. ,,.
is little or nothing doing IN either
sugar or coffee, and prices are weak and unsettled
hho 5 bbs sold ii lots to the retail
ers and bakors, including -, mr.. . oo
Northwest Supcrdne NJ @ gog . . w w
Northwest Extra. oog . . o oo
pon~s.xan;s mud western Sl1nernne 006I 3 SO
ponnsyyvanin and western Extra O0@D10 so
pennsyvan;n md Western Extra Family .13 0O@14 50
pennsyivania and Western Fancies 10 00@16 90
1,vo Elomr " .........,.,..........7 $3.50 z so
GRnN-Thcre is no demand for wheat, and prices are
nominal We quote Pennsylvania red at 81 aoa3; south
ern do at S3a3 TO- and white OF So 1a3 35 35O bushels
rye sold at ST 95 for Western and 81 10 for
Corn continues dull and prices weak Sales OF Old
yellow in the car at 81 15a1 49, and new ut 8oao0c per
bushe as to condition Oats are not much inquired
after small sales OF Southern at 58a59c a1oat and in tho
cars.
The receipts to-day are follows: HOO bbs OF flour;
21OO bushels wheat 1O,5OO bushels corn 3040 bushels
oats.
PROVISIONS are unsettled, and tho market Is
very dull Small sales are milking at S24 Tor new mess
nor. 10a23c for bacon as 1Gc picked do 14a14c
Tor salt shoulders and 13a14c per b for lard in bbs and
terces.
making at 50 6a2 81 for Pennsylvania and 50 43 per GAL
Ion for Ohio. -
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OcK Oh uauu .AoosVoo
The oearances exclusively for New York
SUGAR MoLAssEs <The receipts are small, although
they of those of yesterday They comprise
from tho upper coast. There was very good demand
or a grades Of Molasscs today and further improve
iaent in pl ices Of 2M@5c @ gallon. There was also
marked Improvement in the domand for Sugar. which
las more general and prices are much frlner. The
ales comprised $50 hhds Sugar and 450 bbs Molassos
IN va 'ous lots at the following prices
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holasses only retail business is doing at CSC q gal 1t
il taken for distillery.
The receipts Of the new crop during the past week have
rsuction for the week Of fully &c B for Sugar and loc
) gal for Moasses with sales Of 800 hhds Sugar and 27oo
arise 1876 hhs Sugar. 3425 bbls Moasses Cleared 81
hhds, 118 bbls Sugar, 1911 bbls Molasses.
FRE1aHTs-The sales of cotton having increased there
ii, more offering for shipment and the rates arc frmer
and arc ID for cotton 9OcaS1 per Dbl for -four and
90 per gallon for moasses by steam for New York, INC
er lb for cotton for Boston, Sail for New York Ac per
10 for cotton 7Oa 75c per bbl for flour Sail for Boston
&c per lb for cotton. The steamer the berth for v
pool has her full cargo engaged at I'D perlb forcotton
4 vessel was laid on for Bremen today The rates
&c per b for cotton and 9Oc per bbl for flour by stea
sor New York. and per b for cotton for Boston, Sail
orNew York. &c per lb for cotton, 75c por bb for flour
for Boston, %c per Id for cotton and 75c per Dbl for
our Philadelphia and Providence 1cper lb for cotton
,3ail for Liverpool, 1haa9-16. For Havre 11sc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-05
June 5, 1866
4 CARR.

To the Editor Of the Spirit Of JrGerscn:-
SIR In punishment for some sin committed
by me some of my ancestors, vas put forward
candidate at the last election in this county
have think, fully cXpiatcd the offence by the
amount of abuse have received, and the exemplary
Paticece with which have endured it. There Il
one point, however which want be fuII y UNI
derstood ard deem it of sufficient Importance to
move IHe from my usual apathy in political squab-
bles 1t has been falsely and naIiciously said .hat
intended 10 mix blacks and whites in the same
school houses. T lis / pronounce as false as the
heart of the scOundr. who invented it and consc-
qucntly tar more false than the realms o: his Sa-
tanlc Majesty. consider this isclaimcr due to
myself and friends but will hereafter cat the mat
ter with silent contempt. Twill conclude by pray
ing that my trai!rccr may some day be- ONE a
didac himself which in my opinion the greatest
punishment that indignant justice could nilict on
any criminal. JOSEPH HARRY
Harper's Ferry, May %, lsGG-3t.*
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE,

UVN HIooIUNEh6 SALiE.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court q
~ Jefferson county, rendered at the Nav term
1866, in the case of Samuel Ridenour and others
Plaintiffs, Thomas c. Green, Defendant ON at
tachnent will offer at PrL lie sale, on the premises
at 10 o'clock,
TUESDAY, JULY Sd. 1855,
- the HOUSE AND LOT, mo. 55> in
nEsW Charlestown, lately owned by said Thomas
51tsA e. Green and now occupied by GcorgeW w.
The House above mentioned is in good repair and
situated in one of the most pleasant parts Of the
town.
TERMS OF SALE.
The personally will be sold for CASH. The real
ty for one third cash, and the residue IL two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, the pul chaser giving bonds with
good personal security; in addition to whicI, lien
Will be retained in the deed to the purchaser
JOHN w KENNEDY, Special Com'r.
Nav 30, IS66-4t. -
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered: for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscretion, Will fyr 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 wishlng0o profit by the
advertisers experience. can do SO by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 10 Chambers street, New York.
March 20, isS6-ly.
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sPEOIkL N0TIOEs.
RErTcTOus NOTICF. !.

The First Quarterly Meeting for Jefferson Cir
cult for the present Conference year viii be held
Rev. E. r. VEITCH, P. E., is expected to be pre-.
sent on the occasion. SMITH, P. E.
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". A. WOODS, SELF-RAKE REAPER
SELLING OFF AT COST!
NJ. BEHRBND, BRO. g. CO.,


Opposite Camp6eN& Mason's Drug Store,
CHARLEsTowtS,J JEFFERSON Co., Va,
TNTISH 10 inform their customers, and the pub
w lie in general ,tliat with view to change
in their business, they sell their entire stock OF
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps and Millinery Goods, by the 18th of
June, regardless of cost. Our stock is entirely
We will sell
CALICOES. best prints, at 12k, 49, Is and 90 cts;
MUSLLNs; brown and bleached, l2a, Is, Is to %;
GlNGHAMS, hest domestic, 25scTs; DELAINES,
90, 25 to 29; DELAIN ES, all wool, As to so !;
DEBAGE ELS for dress, 30 LAWN, best French 49,
LAWNS, domestic, fast COlors. 25S
MOZAMBIQUE and other Summer Dress Goods,
from 30 up to 80;
such as Swiss Cambric, Muslins, -Nainsook Plaid
and Striped Cambrics, BrilIiantes, Tafletons, at
prices to astonish everybody.
Bed Ticking and FIanneiss Below cost. Hoop
Skirtsand BalniOrnls from so cts. to, $500
MILLINERY GOODS
Bonnets and Hats OF all styles; Ribbons Rucbes
illusion, Flowers, Feathersand Bonnet Frames
Ladies and Misses Hosiery Is cts and upwards
Our assortment OF Fancy Goods, is too 'nuIner-
GUS to mention. Mems. Ladies' and Misses Shoes
below market price. The best Baltimore make of
Ladies' Shoes $2.25, worth Sd.
CLOTHING & GENTS .FURNISHENG
CT q O q g.
All Wool Goats 50 worth $40; Alpaca do. 81 to
$40 to $l2 worth SIS; Linen Pants S so to SO;
Satinctt do. S2.75 to 81; fine Cashmere Pants
So to 81; Black Cloth do. SIS to 81; Vests from
$50 to 81; Hats from $ Ito S2.55 Shirts from
Sl.50 to $3.50. worth double the price; Bows
Hats from rs cts. to $3.50; Straw Hats from 10
to % cents. M.B.,B & Co
o. The above Goods we are bound 10 sell.
May %, 1866.
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RAYS REAPER AND MOWER.

bS=THE cheapest and best REAPER and
MOWER, ever offered to the citizens OF the Val.
ley of Virginia. is exhibition at Borryville;
at the Old Tavern. by Nh, JAMES E. NORRIS of
Baltimore. formerly resident of Clarke county,
The Machine lisa Southern invention. andis offered
for sale by Southern gentlemen. The advantages
OF this Machine consist in its simplicity and dura
Bilty-having no Cog Wheels. and therefore not
as liable to get out of repair as tho other Reapcrs
and MoU'sts which have BEEN formerly sold in this
section of Virginia. The Machine has been tested
by a large nun Der of Farmers, throughout Mary
land and Pennsylvania, all of whom testify to its
superiority over all others. Mr.. N. is the State
Agent, and has established Sub Agents at Charles
town, Winchester and Strasbure where these Ma.
chimes can always be and if desired their MGR
its fully tested. MAY /, ls66-tf
SIR. a r. II. RANSOM, is the Agent for the
counties of jefferson and Clarke, and has now one
of the Machines on exhibition.
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BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD
RE-OPENED.
zkA

ssEsE:S8
FFNHIs GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGHFARE
4 is again open for
FREIG HTS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being re-
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with ali re-
cent Improvements; and as the Bridges and Track
again ms uSst initial Condition the we'll ear ned
reputation of this Road for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the re orcanza-
ton of its business.
In addition to the unequal led attractions of natu-
raj scenery heretofore conceded this route, the
recent Troubles upon the Border, hlvS associated
numerous points on the Road, between the Ohio
River aud liarpers Ferry, with painful but in-
structivc interest.
CONNECTIONS
AT the Ohio River, with Cleveland aud Pittsburg
Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
roads; and, through their with the whole Rcilway
System of the Northwest, Central West and South
west. At HIrpcrs-Fer with the Winchester
lngion Branch for Washington City and the Low.
Putumlc. At Baltimore with seven daily
trains for Philadelphia and New York.
Two DOLLARS additional Through Tick
cts to Baltimore or the Northern Cities. give the
PrirHess Of UisitlnS WASHINGTON CITY tn
route.
This Is the ONLY ROUTE by which passengers
can procure through Tickets end through Checks 10
WASHISGEON CITY.
ea:'S5 S5ss:s # $%55%
June 5, 1866.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE!

STRANGE, BUT TRUE!
Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States hear something very much to their ndvan
tage by return mail (frcc Ofctargc) by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears of being hum
plugged, will oblige by not noticing this card. All
Others Will please address their obedcnt servant,
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
March 20, Is65-ty.
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THE WAS SHIN TON
FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANl

~ III Z " s II N G T o N
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
oF.BAtTIMoRE, =
No 81, souru STREET, over TH1RB NATrAxAL BANK
THIS Company insures Buildings, Merchandise,
Personal Property generally, Vessels in Port, &c.
against loss or damage by Fire, the most favor
able TERMS. All losses will be Immediately adjust
ed and promptly paid.
DIRE EToRS.
THOMAS Y. CANBY, of Candy, GIlpin & Co.
Wa, WHITELocK, Pres't Sd National Bank.
o. a. PARKER, of E. L. Parker & Co,
w. III. CRAWFORD, of w. H. Crawford & Co
P. 8. CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Chemist.
H REESE, of G. II. Reese & Bros.
j. u. MASON, of D. Mason & Co.
TOME, President of the Cecil Bank.
Us. BEAcHAM,o OF J. s. Beacham & Bro,
J. F. DIX, of Dix s. Steiner.
:. LEARV, Off. Leary & Co.
a. a PERRY, Commission Merchant.
II. G SMITH, OF Tucker & Smith.
Il. NJ. SPILLER, of Sp5FteE s. Alcock.
z. KIMBERLY, of Kimberly Bros
HARTIHS. South Gay street.
). p. TOWNSEND, of VIM Clcsnut K Co.
B. F. PARLETT1 or ID. Il. PRrlett i Co.
J. S. FORBES, Builder.
C. w. HUMRIcKHoUsE, of C. w. Rumrickhouse
& Co. THOS. Y. CANDY, Pres't.
ssFRANcls ]. McGINNIs, Scc'y.
E: NJ. AISQUITH, Agent at Charlestowh.
Nov. Id, lS65.-ly.
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WHEAT,S MAIL ST4CE
VALUABLE FARSI FOR SALE
CLARKE COUNTY. vIRGsINIA.

CLARKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
THIS FARM, which contains THREE HUNDRED
4 AND SEYENTY-FOUR ACRES Of first quality
LIMESTONE LAND, lies immediately on. the
Turnpike Road leading from Winchester to Front
Royal. and is dcsiraOly located in every respect
being convenient to churches, schools ard mills
The improvements on the land inferior. but
there is an abundance of
EXCELLENT TIMBER,
consisting of Black Oak, White Oak and uickorv
A large and never failing POND, supplies ali the
water that is needed Tor the stock on the Farm
The owner of this farm desires to dispose of it
only because he has more land than he can cult
vate, under the present deranged system of labor
entire tract, and the terms will bemade accommo-
dating.
For further information. apply to- or address tho
Editor of the SPIRIT OF JEFFER SIN
Charlestown, jefferson County, Va.
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THE MARYLAND
Life Insurance Company,
OF BALTIMORE.
Policy Holders Participate in the Profits

LOWEST RATES OF BEET cOnPAxEs.
T1HE Charter. ofthis Company requires de-
L post Of not less than 100000 with the Treas
urer of the STATE as guarantee of faith with the
Tnfs Company is prepared to issue ordinary life
policies for erm of years, and ten years
FIXTURE life policies.
Also, Policies of Endowment, Annuity, SC
OFFICERS:
GRoRGE p. THOMAS, Pnrs1DEsr.
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
HAMILTON EASTER, of Hamilton Easter & Co.
ALLEN A. CHAPMAS. of Kirkland, Chase & Co.
GEO. P THOMAS, of Helm, Nicodemus SEQ.
HUGH SIssoN, Steam Marble Works
HIRAM WooDs, Jr.. of Doughcrty, Woods g. Co
GEO. ii MILLER. of Cofroth, Miller g. Co
THOMAS CAssARD, OF, Gilbert Cassard & Co,
WILLIAM DEvRtEs, of WIN, Devrics Z Co.
CHARLES WEB6, of Thomas s Co.
DR.. J. A. STRAITH,
Medical Examiner for jefferson County.
e5-No charge for Policies, stamps or Medical
Examination. For tables of Rates, &c, apply to
the oti:" OF the Company, Is South street, over
E. NJ. AfSQUITH, gent,
Nov. Z, 1865. Charlestown, Va.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HA8DvuAR1.
CHARLRsTowN.VA.


1 (ELiENlNG that we have one of the largest aud
- best selected assortmcnts of this class Of Goods
ever IN tins NRtey-and that We possess advantages
winch enable us to sell rs low as the WhoIcsSI 10
Houses OF BSltimore We therefore respectfully So
liclt your orders, and hope, by ilgent attention 10
the requirements of the Trade, to Inetit a cOntinu.
"nee of your patronage. Our stock consists of
IMPORTED & AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Door Plate, Screw Chest, Trunk and Pad Loeks.L
Strap, Hook Butt, Shuttrr and T Hinges. Screws;
Screw Spring and Chain Bolts. Files, Rasps. Braces
and Bite, AuEtrs. Chiscs, Levels, Planes, BeveIs
Sules' Cross Cut, Hand, Wood, Compass and w hip
Saws, Hatchcts, Hammers, AdEca, Axes, COM
passes; and Boring Machine Anvils, Slcdgcs, Bel:
lows, Screw Plates, VIses, Tire Renders Screw
WrenchesI Drawing Knives. Jack Screws, Forks,
Shovels, Chains, HRmes, Rakcs, Briar and Grain
SGythes' Mill ScooPs, Mattoeks. Picks, Hoes; Bril-
die Bits Buckles, Rings, Pad Trees Turrcts, Post
Hcoks; Ornaments, Spurs, Curbs Collin Trimmings
and md cabinet Hardware; Trowcls, Pnheys, TaPo
Lines, Punches, Lasts and Shoe Findings; Nails
Spikes, Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails also Iron
oil All kinds; Brooms, Brushes and Cordagc.
thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
orders for the above named goods
April 3, 1866. . w
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with lung afTec
ton, and that dread disease, COnsumption-ie anx-
5ous to make known 10 hisfeliow- sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree OF charge,) with The direc
will find CURE Tor Consumption. Asthma
Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and
in sending the Prescription is t. benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he conceives to be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, az will coat thcIL nothing and may prove
q blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE. by return
mail, will please n idISss
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, n. Y.
March 30, IS66-Iy.
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PH OTTO GRAPHS

A SMITH would respectfully announce to
n the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Charlcsto.vn
AID vicinity, that he has just complctedn Nctv
skyItght Galley on Main street opposite the Car
ter House. where he is prepared TO execute every
STYLE OF PICTURES
every instance
Old Daguerreotypes and other pictures copied
ana enlarged TO any size desired. and finished in n
manner to make them as good Hs If Il ot;oSrdcr
Inc Public arc cordially invited to call and cx.
Charlcstown, Va, Feb. 6, 1s66.-sm
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Notice.

DERSONS Indebted to, having unscttl ed &C
i counts with the late firm of REDMAS s. GLIB.
SON, arc respectfully notified that the accounts
have been made out, and placed in the hands OF
Mr.. f. W. Maxwell for settlement. He will attend
a his office in Charlestown, Monday, Tuesday
and Saturday of each week, for that purpose All
persons having unsettled accounts with said firm
are respectfully requested to come fo=a rd md close
them UP. JOHN r a. REDMAN,
GEO. w. EiCHELBERGER,
Admir- of James D. Gibson, decd
May %, 1866
Ma MAXWELL IS also authorized to settle
my individual accounts Tor TAILORING.
JOHN 4 a RED2AN.
P. S.-Thc unsettled matters of the estate of
JAMES D. GIBSON, decd, connected with the
ShcrffaIty, have been placed in the hands of j.
Pevtnn Brown, ESQ., who Is fully authorized to set
tie the same. GEO. w. EICHELBERG Err,
Admir- of James d. Gibson, decd E.
May %, 1866.