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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15
The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS

New YORK, March 4-P. M.-Cotton
frmer and less active under higher prices
sales, $500 bales at Sic. Flour quiet al
an advance of 20G25c. Mixed western
corn, sl.l59sl.1s. ) Provisions quiet and
steady. Mess pork, S22.S7%. Whisky
quiet. Sugar heavy. Naval stores dull and
lower. Spirits turpentine, 701aG7l. Rosin,
$4@SS.5O. Freights active steam, Gle
sail, 5-l6Q7.l6. Gold, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15

DEBow Nor DEAD.-Mr. R. G. Barn
well, associate editor of DeBo,o'S ReUie,o,
contradicts the statement that Mr.: ). u.
B. DeBow is dead, and says it was Frank
lin DeBow, brother Of the editor, VINO
died in New York few days SINCE
Washington Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15

MILWAUKEE, March l3.-To-day is the
coolest of the season in St. Paul, Mimi,
the thermometer standing twenty-five de-
greeS below zero.
The thermometer was twelve degrees
below zero this morning in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15

Our WITH THE SOUTHERN OFFICERS
Forney's Chronicle of yesterday says:
ave understand that petitions are in
circulation praying Congress to change the
time for holding the election for Mayor in
this city, so as to allow that officer TO be
chosen at the municipal election to be held
next June. We trust this matter will re-
ceive the attention of Congress previous
to the proposed recess"
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IMPORTANT PROTECTED ENTERPRTsE.-
We were gratified yesterday at receiving
a letter from the representative of com
pany of practical gentlemen at Benwood,
Marshall county, West Virginia, making
inquiries in regard to an eligible location
for establishing nail factory and rolling
mill in this section of the State.-Lyach-
bIu'g Virqinidn.
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GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY IN TEN.


United States Senator from Maryland
BALTIMORE, March l3.-In joint conven'
tion to-day the Legislature of the State
declared Philip Francis Thomas elected
United States senator for six years, to fill
the existing vacancy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15

PRESENTATION TO GENERAL GRANT
On Wednesday the rife purchased by the
citizens of Providence, r. l., as gift to
General Grant, ives presented to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15

HuyN1CUTT CoMING.-We hear it whis-
pered among our colored friends that Hun
nicutt is expected in this burg at an early
day, to enighten their benightcd minds on
the subject of politics. When he does
come, we may have some disclosures to
make concerning him and his antecedents
which will make even the meanest negro
in the city drop him like hot potato
LmChburg NelcS.
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CATTLE MARKET.

The supply OF cattle and sheep is very small, and
prices conssq usntly higher They sold to-day -
follows
BEKv.-Common, &C. good, s97e. heavy fat,
s4sic gross.
sHEEP.-Common, si9ec. SOD to extra. 7Gsc.,
gross.
Hoes -Good corn-fsd, l'ilitc., nett.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15

Major Hennessey, Of Richmond, was in
Washington day before yesterday, says the
Chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-15
Steamer Arrived.

BosToN, March l4.-Arrived, steamer
Africa, from Liverpool.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March l4.-Cotton firm a
2S92S1sc.; strict middling, soc. Coffee
firm. Sugar dull and nominal. Rice dull
Carolina, 1O1s@lOAc. Flour frmer
Wheat steady. Corn active and higher
white, sl.O4asl.O7. Provisions higher
Mess pork, s22.75. Whisky, in bond, 500
3lc.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINcINNATI, March l4.-Flour irmel
and unchanged. Wheat scarce. Mes
pork, s22. Bacon steady; shoulders, 9 &c.
clear sides, l214c. Whisky unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, March l3.-Cotton un
changed; sales of 3,400 bales low mid
ding, 2S1a@29c.; receipts, 3,l77; exports
4,l62. Sugar nominal; quotations un
changed. Molasses-Small sales; prime
7587Sc. Flour in request at full prices
supertine, sll@Sl4. Gold, l341a@l35
Sterling, 4596l1a. New York sight, q
premium.
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MAPRIED.

r, Baltimore. on the sls' ult. by Rev. Or. Hoeh-
hemmsr. Mr.. JOSEPH CO.. HSAlLi; HeTSeS sliS
q this place, 20 Miss REBECCA LAND NJ In
Of BALTIMORE
ON the 18th of March, 1867, in West tplnt; ~ -
90 tAfavptta Alabama, % Miss ELLA NIhGlNAA
HESSEN Of ShephertsIown.
On Thursday Evening, 2Sth ult. by Rev. f. L.
Kreglo Capt HENRY r. hEkNEA O. Miss MA1-
GlE ALLEN. daughter Of Mr. Edmund Allen, near
Lectnwn, an this county
Az St. Piups Chu en-. Richmond, on Tuesday
Fvrrinr. March l2th. 1867, by the Rev. Chare'
Ninneccrode. u. d.. Mr. JAMES H. BLAKE
MORE. Of New Orl ans. La, turweriy e. this town
ara Miss y. READIJ. CAKRlNGiON, OF sunny
aide near Richmond Va.
On Thursday. March 2Sth. BY Rev. W. G. Eggles-
ton. Mr. JOSEPH e.. BLUE, Of Jefferson, q Miss
HESTER Ann HAlSLEIT, OF Berkeley County
At tie Lutheran Parsonage, in Shepberdstown.
br Rev. J. r. Caupb a. on rharsdAv, 18th March,
Me-. LEWIS L. FtbLER; of Clark, County. e. Miss
ROSA c. SHEECE. Of Erred rick County, Va.
On IN. 10Th March b. Rev. J. 4. Adams, in
Sharpsbulr. Ma. Rev. j. A. v eSiNDLESS 70
Miss LIZZIE q. HEBB. en- OF Washington O.. Nd
On n. 18th ult. bv Rev. J. Harp, Mr.. JAMES
MENTZER, of B.rk ley County. @ Mis- NAhU1-
l.ET MACE, Of w ashington County. Nd.
AthcN T. Parsontg,. Nt-tiusbg-g. By Rev.
r. g. NrRauial FRANCIS MIRACLE and CHRIS
TINA G{EGOEY. all oft Berkeley
On the 18Th ult nv the Rev. NJ. J. Anderson,
Mr q. =. GARDINER. Of 81 Louis. No. ,tosgaer-
q, a. employee of this Office and Hiss Lucy j.
STEELE, ct Cincinnati, Ohio.
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.IsoUIrH BRO
Stop that Cough!
All Diseases of the Lungs.

fT,HE RESULTS of its use is proof of its great
value. The extraordinary healing properties
Of this Medicine are experienced by all those who
have used il. Their testimony can be found IN a
pamphlet, which can be obtained OF the Agents
where the Medicine is for sale.
Coughs and colds. however distressing. are bro
ken up in an incredible short time by causing spe,
cifc action on the lungs, so that the matter anu
phlegm are easily expectorated.
Pains and soreness Of the Chest are quickly re-
lieved bv the irritated parts becoming healed
Cold Chills and Night Sweats become mmediaI ~
checked, by the strength being restored The Tor
pid Liver restored to action as the blood becomes
purified.
Aliens Lung Balsam contains no opium IN any
form II is perfectly harmless for the most delicate
child COnsumptvcs would do well 20 read III
Treatise on Diseased Lungs.
PHYSICIANS who have failed TO cure their patients
should try this Medicine before they give the case
up, as we know very MANY valuable lives nave oeei
saved by being persuaded 10 give il a trial.
Be sure and get Aliens Lung Balsam. and let ne
other article b. palmed upon you.
Aliens Lung Balsam Is put up with great care
and with fine steel-engraved label, bearing the SIG
nature of the Proprietors.
Don't Forget That
Aliens Lung Basam will break up the most dis
tressing Cough in a few hours time.
Ma1v cases of Consumption. thar were considered
incurable, have been cured in this city. Call anC
get a pamphlet, and read the remarkable cures
which will convince you of the great value OF TIN
Medicine.
Don't despair because all other remedies hav'
failed but try the remedy. and YOU will not be de
ceiyed For sale by the PrOpretnrs,
J. HARRIS 4 CO., Cincinnati, y.
Price 81 per bottle Sold by Medicine Dealer
throughout the Country.
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DIED,

On Friday morning the 29th ult., after hnEer-
inc illness OF nine wears duration, 40 the residence
81 MS father. Mr. B II. Welsh. CHARLES C..
WELSH, IN ,he seth year OF his age.
On SATURDAY, morning n, 23d Elt, near Shep-
harI-trvu Mrs.. MARY HENSELL. widow ct the
I1t. David L. Usustl. aged SD wears. Sh, was an
esteemed christian. and enjoyed the confidence OF
MANY devoted friends.
In Frederick County Ma ca the 2nd ult.. MA
RN MARSHALL. daughter OF Robert II. and Nag
gle BltIer aged Z months and DAYS.
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Two shares or Avon Hill Farm,
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
VNIIE undersigned offer, atprvate sale, that very
i VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND
Now in the occupancy of Vance Bell, Esq,
containing 232 Acres, As Of which are in
Excellent TIMBER, situated one and three
fourth miles South Of Middleway, in Jefferson
County, West Virginia. and about two and a
half miles North of the Summit Point Depot.
on the Railroad The quality of the Land Is
very good-soil principally Limestone, with
some Slate. The Improvements, beautifully
situated, consist of
A TTO-STORY DWELLING,
with four or more Rooms, Cypress Roof in ex-
cellent repair-together with Corn House, Sta
bling, Smoke House, &c, &c, in good order
a uever-faiing Well Of pure water only four
teen feet deep-Fencing also in good condition.
Also, fine ORCHARD of Apples and Peaches
Of choice varieties.
The Land is situated in delightful neigh
horhnod. and is convenient to Churches, Mills,
Schools, &c.
Mr.. Bell, on the premises, will take pleasure
in showing them.
For further particulars, apply 10 n. 5. White
Esq, Of Charlestown, Jefferson Couniy. West
Virginia. Possession given April |, 1867.
Growing crop reserved.
ANN d. SMITH
THos. F. SMITH.
Dec. 13, 1S66.-tf.
RS5"The Nail, Hagerstown, Nd, and Intel
Hgencer. Lancaster, Pa, copy one month, and
send bill 10 this Office.
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MAIL LETTINGs.-The following mail let
dncs FIR this section Of West Virginia, IS an
nouuced From Martiusburg 20 Wllhamspor%
Md. j. 5. Diehl, $50; Gerrarlstown TO Mar
tiusburg. John Aiken, Sl49; kerneysvllle 10
Boonsboro. Nd. George W Gilbert. $500 /;
Kerneysvine to Middleway, W J. Roberts.
5000 Cbarlestown 20 Berryville, William IL.
Young. Slif
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons having accounts al my store, ara
N requested % call and settle them at once. a.
need the money in my business. From this time
forward our terms will be Cash. Thank nj for
the patronage heretofore extended. respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same, pledging nyself
70 do all in my power 10 accommodate and rieass
the people. ID. HOWELL.
Jan 10 1867
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NEW GOODS.

7 HAVE Just returned from the City, and have
now in store fresh arrival of Brown and
Bleached Muslins, Plaid Dqmestics and Ginghams.
a few select Prints. Brown and Bleached Prepared
Knitting Cotton. Cotton Chain, assorted numbers
and colors; Gents Cassimeres, Table Oil Cloths,
plain and fancy; Superior Rag Carpet Fresh Gro
ceries and Confectioneries,' hackerel, &c. Also,
FRESH GARDEN SEED.
Ihave replenished defciepcies generally in my
stock, and am now prepared to offer bargains. and
respectfully invite the community to call and ex-
anime. J. 5. MELVIN.
Duaields, March 81, 1867
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BARGAINS: BARGAINS .

D9EPARAToRY 70 the Spring Trade, / win
4 sell at greatly redueeS price. my stock Of
LApIES' DRESS GO0DS,
fHnfs, Shawls, Nnbias, Hosiery. Castinsre,,
iweeds, and Wooden Goods generally.
> fine s,ock Of GROCERIES on hand. New Orleans
;. II, Noas-es and Sugar, Coffee and Teas, prime
s.teIcs. Indeed IL nv purpose u keep constant
~ on hand EVERY ARTICLE usually found In .
Country Store. Call and examine.
Several fine WATCHES Tor sale.
W. Especial attentionis called Of those who have
not settled their last wears accounts. Meet
nestly request that they viii call and settle tbs
same at once. Respectfully,
Duhield's, Feb. %, 1867. J. s. MELVIN.
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c. b. DAVIS. JOHN non
TO THE PUBLIC.

IL Il G1ES r ~ IL A1Os
NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.
9. H. DAVIS &c CO.,
TAKE this method Of informing their many
Il friends and the public generally, that they
have taken the Store
No. ll9 w. BALTIMORE STREET,
Near South Street,
BALTIMORE
And have opened a FIRST CLASS ESTABLISH
MENT. Our Stock Of Goods has been selected
from the first Houses of New York, and comprises
q complete assortment.ot
ENGLISH. GERMAN, FRENCH AND
DOM ESTIC CASSIMERES,
Which are especially adapted to the first class trade
of baltimore. We would also state that We have
secured the services Of the celebrated cutter Mr..
wv. FAIRcnLD, and viii guarantee perfect salts
faction in every respect We would also inform
our friends that We manufacture TO order,
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
a little cheaper than they can be purchased else
where Give US a call and satisfy yourselves.
Orders from the Country promptly attended 70.
March 2s, ls67-ly. c. II. DAVIS e co.
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sfnrc VIZ sOnry.

rT,HF undersigned uld respectfully announce
20 the citizens OF Jefferson County, but more
especially those in IN, n, jgbboyhood Of Charles
t,y,r that ne hold, mselt IN readiness 10 do work
In every branch Of ste Ne RAS0NR at moder,
ate prices. and cxpediuouIy. H. solieits call
from those in want OF work in his lae, as he pledg-
e. himself u give every satisfaction % those VII"
nav employ him. A. N. btrflNUlVN'
Harptr's Ferry, April 4, lS67-lm.
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Peas and Beans.

II ASDRETH'S Extra Early Peas. Early Franc,
j ROYAL Dwarf Marrowfat. Whit Marrowfaf,
Dwarf Blue Imperial. Tom Thumb. and EugsDie.
Sir Weeks Bunch Beans, Brown Speckled, Large
Lima, Sewington Wonder Beans. White and BED
Onions, and large assortment Of LantTeiL's and
Shakerf Garden Seed for ssle BY
N,rcb a. CA4PELL 4 MASON.
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VIRGINIA STAY LAW CoSSTITUTioNAL.-
Judge Hudson, holding his circuit at Salem,
Roanoke county. pronounced Constitutional
the act If the General Assembly Of Virginia
passed % March, 1866. and entitled ian act
10 STAY the collection Of debts for q limited pc
Ia %
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Dr.. s. o. Richardson's
SHERRY WINE BITTERS.
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR

HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
JAUYDIcE. FEVER AND AGUE GENERAL DE-
BILEY, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
DIsoRDERED STOMACH, LIVER, or
Bowels SUCH AS
Acidity Of the Stomach Indigestion, Heartburn,
Loss of Appetite Costiveness. Blind and Bleeding
Piles Disgust Of Food, Sour Eructions. Sinking or
Fluttering of the Pit of the Stomach. Dimnrss OF
Vision. Yrllownrss of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in
the Side, Back Chest or Limbs, and in all Cases
where TONIC is necessary.
in. HARRIS L CO., Proprietor.,
March Ia. ls67-6m Cincinnati. Ohio
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JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND

FOR SALE.
TTNHE undersigned win sell, at private sale, at
Myerstown, Jefferson County, West Virginia,
500 ACRES or LIMESTONE LAND.
This land is clear of brakes and has about $50 acres
in good oak, walnut and hickory Timber. The
land is laid off in Is fields and has on IL Five Dwell
ling HOUSES, good Bank or Swiser BARN,
CORN HOUSE, WAGON SHED, and frst-rate
ORCHARD of Apples and other Fruit, in full bear
ing-a never-failing Well Of pure Water, and good
Cistern at the door. On the farm Is about 500 pa
nels chestnut post and rail Fence. The fields are so
laid off that stock can have access To water frcm
every field. This land can be divided in two desi-
rable farms. Also,
TWO ACRES Of LAND. 9th DWELLING,
SMITH SHOP, STABLE, CARRIAGE,
AND CORN HOUSE, dc.
ALSO,
Two Shares or Avon Hill Farm.
Adjacent to the above. which is undivided. with
Dwelling. &c. Also, TWO LOTS at kat'etown,
upon which erected Distillery. tnow burnt
with the right Of water from good Spring. On
this property could BE- erected Tan Yard. where
thriving business could be carried on, as there Is
no tannery within six miles Of the place.
Also, 100 acres or LAND on the East side
of the Shenandoah River. upon which there are n
good DWELLING HOUSE. ORCHARD. and a
fine growth Of Chestnut TIMBER This tract
lies within two and half miles Of the frstnsmed
tract These lands are situated about seven miles
South Of Charestown. and are not excrlled for fur
tlity by any other land in the county Of Jefferson
Terms Of sale, for the first-named tract $4,000
cash-the balance within 10 years. with interest,
PAYABLE annually The other land and lots upon
such terms "a NAV be agreed upon. Possession of
the land and lots given at any time.
Application to be made to the subscriber on the
PREMISES JOSEPH MYERS,
Or 10 II. n. GALLAHER,
February 7, 1867. Free Press Office.
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Two Doors from Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE
WE have leased this House and have enlarged
w the Office, introduced Steam throughout
the house, renovated and remodeled the Water
Closets. and have added Bath Rooms for Ladies
and Gentlemen. re-papered and re-painted the
Rooms and furnished them with new carpets, fur
niture, &C. We have, in fact, made the house en-
tirely new inside.
We have also telegraph Office in the building
with wires running to all parts of the United States
Canada and Europe.
Our Tables will at all seasons be abundantly sup
,,li.,t with all the markets afford.
". have also attached n the Hotel an elegant
p;,Ii,-5 soo n furnished with Tables made express
l.. C,-ps nv ~, c lebratsd maui acturers MesSrs'
Pgvf,~ 4 C1ttkyDLs. Of New York.
Our Bsrs viii BE- scpps;ed with the best o. " ines
and Liquors Servants at>sntiye ana 2nl,ss, aug
every att .ntion paid % th. com,9 OF Hu
Patrons of the Iusc which wall Dc 'USu' d 'A0A1
like as possible. I'll g trains
Stages will be atths DePots on arrival oil UA.us
al.o AZ the STEAMERS on their arrival to eoL =!
quests and their baggage 70 the House:
$780, BULL 4 SEWELL,
A,r,l4 iSs7-Sm. PrOpTieior'.
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oh, Yes! Oh, Yes!

RESPECTFULLY announce myself as Auc-
tioneer having taken out authority for the same,
and offer my services to thepeople Of Jefferson.
will attend and cry sales of any description of pro-
perty upon reasonable terms, and pledge my best
endeavors TO to owners of property the best
prices.
Persons desiring my services can secure them by
leaving their orders at my fathers resid nee in
Charlestown, or at the ''Free Press Office"
March 81 1867. GEO. W. HENSON.
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Special Notices.
Rei;giOUS NOTICES.

Tho Rev. Mr. BttLrvsS viii preach in Niddl away,
ON Sabbath morning next, q Oh inst, atll o'clock.
Providence permitting che Rev. J. W. ToNGCE
viii preach iu the VI. T. Church South in Middle
way. 40 N o'clock on sabbath, April 5th. Also. a.
-aueiay
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In the U-rited States Senate, on Friday last,
Mr.. Davis offered resolution OF inquiry, IN
structing the committee on the Judiciary 70 m
ouire whether West Virginia IS really State
- tbe.Uuion. which was referred.
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DARODY.


DARoDY.
Nanny, dear Nanny, come home 10 me now,
The clock on the mantel strikes one
You said YOU were coming right home from the
Store,
As soon as your shopping was done.
at is no use looking around" YOU have said,
"Since THussELL's had opened their Store"
But fear you've forgotten the promise you made
And are running around as before.
Come home. come home, come home,
Stop shopping, dear Mammy,-come home.
Nanny. dear Nanny, come home to me now,
The clock on tln mantle strikes two,
Papa wants his dinner, and is raising a row,
For he has been waiting for you
If you've forgotten the Store where the SHOES may
be found,
Ofall kinds to suit lady or gent,
Ii is TaussELL's. Main Street, stop running around
Buy Of them, and your moneys well spent.
March IL. TRUSSELL co.
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ERprR's FERRY Mr. F. Thomas, Of Mary
land introduced a resolution in the houSe VI
Representatives declaring that the pno6c EIOp-
erty lately used as an arsenal az Harper ; Ferty
Sh1ald be sHrued % useful account, ana requ,f-
inc the Attorney General to exam'ne as 70 the
title Of the United States % said property and
report to this House whether the title Is IN Zee
simple or whether the property IS held IN trust
NV he President for public use. Agreed to.
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\ COMPLETE STOCK.
RARE GOODS AND GREAT BAR
GAINSl

GAlNO
TNRUSSELL 4 CO.. truly grateful for the gener-
l Gus support extended toward their house have
been encouraged greatly 10 enlarge their general
STOCK, specially adapted a. the present season.
which embraces in part. the latest and best se.et-
ed assortment Of BO0TS.SHOES, HA rs AMI
CAPS ever before offered in the town. Most Of tho
Boots and Shoes are made to order in the best shops
OF baltimore and Philadelphia, and warranted eqnai
% any that can be manufactured. Prices low, ana
all sizes kind and quality on hand. OF
FANCY NOTIONS,
we have rare and very choice selection embra-
cling in part-Ladies' superior Citton Hose, Child
ren's Wooden and Cotton do, Gentlcmen's Yarn
Socks Suspenders, OK Ties, Byron Paper Col
lars, Berlin Gloves, Buck Gauntlets and Gloves,
&C. The assortment Of fresh, choice and cheap
OONFECTI0NERY FRUIT, DC,
including Rasins, Figs, Nuts, French and Aneri'
can Candies. Lemon Cakes. Tea Biscuit, etc. Sc
yeral boxes fresh LEMONS on hand. The
Grocery Department
has in no wise been neglected, and every article
needed for family consumption will b. found con.
stantly on hand and for sale low can b. procured
elsewhere in the county, motto Is that nim-
bic sixpence is better than slow shilling. Thank
iul for the kindness OF the past We respectfully so
licit present call from old friends and The pub
lie generally. L. w.
Charlestown, Dec. 20.
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Carriages. Carriages
CARRIAGES!

T HAVE just received large supply of one and
two-horse CARRIAGES, consisting Of Double
and Single Rockaways, Buggies with and without
tops, Market Wagons, Germantcwns. &c. These
Carriages are made of the best material have all
the modern improvements, and we're built at the
celebrated Carriage Factory of WIN. McCann. Bal
timore They sent 70 Inc to sell "n commission
Ar BtITIMogE Prices. w. j. HAWKS,
March IA, lSG7-2m. Agt. for VIM. Mccain.
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A GARD.

HAvING purchased the interest of Mr.. James
T. Reed in the late fIrm OF STEVENS I,
REED. respectfully announce to the many kind
friends and patrons Of the late firm that will con-
tinue the business at the Old Stand, where shall
be glad and take pleasure in serving my friends
and customers as heretofore. Ny Stock is large
and varied to the wants Of the People, and viii be
sold Low for CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
of STEVENS REED should call and pay as early
as possible, and oblige, Respectfully.
JOHN J. STEVENS.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia,
March % lSf7-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-04
Dissolution Notice.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the Mercantile business in
Harper's Ferry West Virginia. under the name
and style of STEVENS q hEED, was oy mutual
consent dissolved on the 18th day of March, 1867,
JOHN J. STEVENS having purchased the entire
interest of JAMES T. REEN, in the stock of
Goods and the Debts due the Firm willpav ali debts
due by the late firm. JOHN ]. STEVENS,
JAMES 7. REED.
Harper's Ferry, West Virginia,
March 26, 1867.