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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
RARE GOODS AND GREAT B4RG4LySi
TRUSSEIL q CO.,

RARE GOODS AND GREAT ORGANS.
TRtSSEt.L q CO.,
"sVING removed to the spacious store room
recently occupied By Ransom a Duke, imme-
diafcly opposite Campbell a Aas0nfs Drug store
take pleasure in notifying their customers and he
public generally, that thew are now opening an en-
tire NEW STOCK OF GOODS, which for variety
cheapeess and durability, Is adequate 70 all the
wants Of the community. They respectfully solicit
a call. as their stock VIII be found To embrace a
large variety Of MEMS and BOYS SHOES, Of the
latest STYLES and most durable Baltimore manufae-
ture-as also English Caters a new and handsome
article Tor summri. For the Ladies, We have a
rare and choice selection consisting IN part Of Con-
cress and Side-laee Lasting Caters, Morocco, hid
and Caf Shoes and Slippers a .ty s and 81 prices
with a nice line OF Misses Boots and Misses and
Childrsn's Work, with or without heels, either
pegged Or seTed-
we have a verv large assortment embracing all
kinds and qualities AZ the verr latest stEes IL the
market and offered 4, very l0w prices. In the way
Of DRY GOODS AND 80 HONS, small but
verv chniee selection consisting il part Of Prints.
Hoop skirts, Shaker Bonnets. fc-. with Gents LIZ
en- and PAPER Collars, Neck Ties, Socks Ec. To or
znartuent OF QUEENS and GLASSWARE. We in
vite special ATTENTION as ne have very large and
choice selection and offered az lower figures than
can Be obtained m the CaGntT- Lamps, large va
with Oils adapted 10 their use Il the line Of fresh
and cheap
GROCERIES,
We have q stock 50 ample. that We must needs in
yoke personal exaninati0n as 70 quality and price
as we are sure that our stock Of sugars, Cotees,
Teas, Chocolate Syru,s, Nolasses, SPICES Peppers,
Rice Naccsroni, Cheese, Crackers, Fish, Vinegar.
&C. viii compare siib that ~ any other house
large assortment Of Canned Fruit, S1rtines, OTs-
ters Pickles &C In short we assure orr crstO-
ners ard friends that from our new facilities and
increased stock, ne can supply them with almost
every article nssded, Of good qaaiitv and az as
low If lot lower prizes than car Be obtained else
Rhere IN the County
With our grateful tha1ks for the liberal patron
age heretofore extezdsd, se solicit continuance
Of new faTors as our new store.
EgCOUSTRI PRODUCE q every deseTlP-
ton taken in exchange FOR GOODS az the market
price. Baeon, Flour and Corn Neal at al tines on
hand IkbScELL W.
April 2ss 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
a New stand

April Is, ls67-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
CARPENTERS WANTED.

urAyTED, Immediately, one or two Journey-
w men Carpenters. To good and reliable
vsrknen constant employ rent and good wages
uiIi Be- given IHOS. & SIAkk1.
c.z-fercrs, AP,:l j, lss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
AISouITH 3 BRO.
All Diseases of the Lungs.

FT,HE RESULTS Of it, 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 an a
uamphist which can be obtained OF TIE Agents
where the Medicine Is for sale.
Courhs and colds. however distressing. are bro
ken I'D IN an incredible short time, BY eansing sPe
ciic action on the lungs, so that the matter az"
phlegm are easily expecSorated- "a,
Pains and soreness Of the Chest are quicNy re-
Iieved bv the irritated parts becoming heated
Cold ChiIls and Night Sweats Become immediaIeiy
checked. by the strength being restored The Tor
Did Liver restored TO action IS the blood become;
purified.
Aliens Lung Balsam contains no opium IN any
FORM 1t i perfectly har1lessfor the most de,,eate
child Consumptives would do well 10 read his
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 have been
saved By being persuaded % give i trial
Be sure and get Aliens Lung Balsam. and let no
other article Be palmed upon ynu.
Aliens Lung Balsam i put up with great care
and with fine ,teelengraved label, bearing the sis
nature Of the Proprietors.
Don't Forget That
Aliens Lung Balsam viii break UP the most dis
tressing Cough in a few hours time.
MANY cases OF Consumption. that were considered
incurable have been cured in this city. Call and
pet a pamphlet. Ind read the remarkable cures
which will convince yOu Of the great value oil ti'
Medicine.
Don't DESPAIR because all other remedies have
failed but try the remedy, and ron will not be de-
ceived For sale BY the Proprietors,
in HARRIS CO., Cincinnati. q.
Price 81 per bottle Sold BY Medicine Dealers
throughout the Country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
DR.. S. o. Richardson's
SHERRY WINE BITTERS.
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR

H4BIPUAL C0NSPYP4TION
JAUNDIcE, FEVER AID AGUE, GENERAL DE-
BnITY, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING PROM
A DIsoRDERED STOMACH, LIVER, Oh
Bowels, SUCH As
Aciditv Of the Stomach. Indigestion. Heartburn,
Loss Of Appetite. CO-tiveness. Blind and bleeding
Piles. Disgust of Food, Sour ErGctons, Sinking OF
Fluttering of the Pit Of the Stomach. DimnrSs Of
Vision. Yell0wness OF the Skin and Eyes. Pain in
the Side, Back. Chest or Limbs. and in all cases
where TONIC i necessary.
in. HARRIS & CO., Proprietors,
March IL, ls6T-6m. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
Two shares or Avon Hill Farm,

v
Adjacent N the above. uhich Is undivided. with
Dwelling. &C. Also. TWO LOTS at kabsetown,
upon which was erected Distillery. Eow burnt. }
with the iSht II water frs % good spring. On
this property could be erected Ian ard, where
thriving bn.iae.. could De carried on g. there l.
no faunery within ssx miles a: the place.
Also. 100 acres OF LAND on the East sire
Of the Shenandoah River. upOn which there are
good DWELLING HOUSE. ORCHARD. and
fine growth Of Chestnut TIMBER. This tract
Iies within tvo and half miles II the irst-named
tract. These lands are situated about seven rsies
south OF Charlestown. and are exeeIIei for fur
tilty By any other land N the county Of Jefferson.
Terms Of sale for the hrst-n1ned tract, Sl5oo0
eash-the balance within 10 years. with interest,
PAYABLE annually. Tn, other l=ud and lots upon
such terms a nav BE- agreed upon Possession Of
the land and lot. given AZ any time.
An.iic,,ion to he mad. 10 the subscriber on the
nrr,nisq. JOSEPH MYERS.
r. ~ H. y. GALLAHER.
Eb-u,-x Iss7. free Pres gyics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23

Land Agency Notice.
TtNCEL RIDENOUR viii act as agent for
- .hs sale Of REAL ESEATEin Jeftrson
.,7 ~, ke Counties, at my Oiice in Charles
- r.. N--aivanages for obtaining pUr-
- ne ,,,..-rl,sssed I have been exclu-
siye,y es-sssi iae9e
Real Estate
business in this Valley for TO years ana nave
very extensive knowledge Of ersoCs wislilus
% purchase issue Real Este h@-.s,eI
every month in which a full ieScript..]n Of '1e
lands iu hand S published
We are always rCaiy O take customers N
rect o. any property We have fr sale Per-
SINS wishing their property SOLD VII please
1--WE DO ban no once
once IN re-r Of tie SappiugtOn Hotel.
LA.LUCE
Nav ? lS67-if
~ Pleas give as a cail and learn more Of
lur manner u dung business.
! RIDENOUR
Clarke Journal. aud ShepberisJowh Register
COPY mouths aid send bLl % advertisers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
JEFFERSON COUNTY, LAND

THE undersigned will seH. At private sale, a.
/ Myerstozn, Jefferson Comfy, West Sirginiz,
500 ACRES OF LIMESTONE LAND
This land i clear Of brakes and has aboot $50 acre.
in good OAK. walnut and hickory Timber. The
land Is laid OF in Is fields, and has on !; rive Dwell
ling HOUSES. good Bank OF Sviser bAhSf
C0RS House. WAGON SHED, and frst-rzte
ORCHARD Of Apples and other Fruit. in full bear
ing-a never-failing Well Of pure Water, and good
Cistern ct the door. On the farm i about soc pa
mes chestnut post and rail Fence. The fields are 80
laid OF thst stock can have access 70 water from
every field THIS land can Be divided in two desi-
rable farms Al-o,
TWO ACRES AZ LAND, eifL DRILLING,
SMITH SHOP, STABLE. CARRLIGEA
AND CORN HOUSE. dc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
MASONIC REGALIA.

"ANDSONE Nasonic RsgaiiA nav Be had By
L rsrlT application % the suoscTissrin Charles
-. - J.R 4. REDNAS.
War - 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23

Tr.ss-t. p w. E4 SIS & cos
u-.a ~.---L lar. made ALLEYS Lung BAL
SAN r-.--r rr sr.F- I'M oar city aid country,
r-E have SO 1---- al. -1s f-1r 11r-r bCt-ss s-1t
-. In Tl--E l--- and D rr. thar re-sC1s who Try
Cd. sam once. c.-- back again '7r more, A. Be
--.s -..- s--s-1e-. ri. AID recommend DO Iu
r----. O.. lrr r--a- Medicine t1r Cl-sHs Or
E.Hs Please se-1 ne SIX -lze1 bottles az SOFA
.HH.s.s-.e am wars. l-.-
THnV As r. FLETCHER. Druggist,
rS Ia---ra llel' Lang Btlslu. thaa al
.-..- Ur--l Remedies ir-e---- and % caves gen
.-s ..-...- ~r-tbv
Al~.rl-H g BRO. Cta-lsst1rn. Sole Aseuts
-.a- C.--.-, and BY aL Dealers N Ned
--- Nav. z3-ll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
MILLINERY
MISS MAGGIE JOHNSON, has just T
turned from Baltimore, with a large and
Tied assortment Of
SPRING & SUMMER
MILLINERY GOODS.

WILLINEhI UUUHo,
Sueh Il Pattern Bonnets Hats, Ribbons. Flowers,
.fc 10 which she asks the attention OF the Ladies
Of CharlestOWn and vicinity.
HER STOCK OF
RONNETS, MATS, RIBBONS, FLO WERS,
Feathers &C. are Of superior quality and she thinks
can compete with any tia; has been brought TO this
Market All work entrusted her Will be prompt
Iv and neatly executed As % her QuahheatIon the
Uast Fall and Winter specimens OF Work s saueieh'
IN induce persons % call again.
TER Us MODERATE. and Prices % 'u't ALL
- She can be found at her fathers late
- - o--uosite the old Stand OF Mrs. Maria Z
Iss-.s-e Chariestown, April IS, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
Notice.

Notice.
TTVHE undersigned has Obtained letters Of asFta-
istra-i5n "a the Estate % Hayes Furgusoa' d.
e1aset Persons Indebted % the sad estate VII
please uake payment. ard those having claims A.
zairs- ID VII r-esent then az orce q the under
lzuad AMOS SHEPPARD,
Nav is. ls8T-3t 41misisfrG;gr.
spirit Copy.
FORSALE-A Fslzabls SORREL STALLION,
years old belonging . The said estate Il viii
Be sid % SATURDAY =. asa 5asf., in CharlestoTn-
Terms Cash
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
Peas and Beans.


I ASDRETHS Extra Early Peas, Early Frame,
Il RovsI Dwarf Marrowfat White h5FroTf,i,
Dwarf Blue Imperial, Tom Thumb, and Engenie.
Six Weeks Bunch Beans, Brown SPECIFIED, largo
Lima, Newington Wonder Beans. White ssd Red
Onions, and q large assortmertef Lantreth's AID
Shaker Garden Seed for sale ~
March Is. CAMPBELL 4 MASON.
WE have on hand and for sale, Lewis Purs
w White Lead. Linseed OIL, Tgrpentine, Co
pal, JIpan and White Yarnish, Zinc Dryer, Window
Glass Of various sizes, Putty, etc.
April Is, lssT. CAMPBELL . MASON.
NEW BOOK.-Nen0ir ct The Last Year o. tho
~ War for Indsdendence, in the Confederate
States of America. containing accoart Of tho
opperHtions II bi. commands IN the years isC4-6S,
by Lfsrr GxS. JUBaL A. EARLY, for sale by
May 2, lsG7. CAMPBELL MASON.
NI0SBY AND HIS NES, By Crawford, Iastre-
vi eeited and Tor sale By
APrilIl. CAMPBELL MASON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
WANTED
New Goods.

HAVE inst received for Medicinal purposes
\ old Port Wine. Old Madeira Wine, Cd Sherr!
Wine. ora Brandy. Old Holland Gin, Old Jamaica
Ruu,-al put I'd in Bottles and Of superior quality
for sale BY W. EDA'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23

WE a-e row nanufactkrise and have on hand
w Tor sale. auumber Of the celebrated CIRCUS
PLOWS. which We recommend TO the farming
csrlmuuitv- Gail and get one on trial, and II u
does not give entire satisfaction. return u.
Anil i lsgT. WERLICH K WELLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
Election Notiee.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an election viii
b. held IN the several townships OF the Coun-
". o. tis F0rrti Tisrsday q icy, foE al Town
ship O.Ecers.
b. ordsr Of the Board Of Supervisors.
JAMES Logic, President
May o 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
Cold sparkling

CODA WATER, drawn from Pcrrelsin Foun-
y tains, and free fro1 al irrsrsiies, with va
riety o. syrEPs, :. ths Drug slors %
Hsy is. ArSorrTH BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS:
BOOT e. SHOE-MAKING AT FAIR
RATES IN CHARLESToWE.

Joseph J. MORRAN. respectfully Informs
81 the citirens 81 Chariestown. and surrounding
country, that he still continues 70 manufacture
BO0TS AND SHOES,
and has opened Shop on Lawrence Street, In the
law Office ofthe late Thomas Griggs, Esq.
Keeping always on hand good stock % rnateri-
als, bic old customers and the public generally may
reIv mon being satisfactorily accommodated By
giving him call. He promises good work and
reasonable charges, aud he solieits the patrohAge
OF those who may be in want Of anything in bis liHs
Of business.
PRICES RED TCEDi
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed upon him, he would ask a ccniinuance OF
the favors of his old friends and trial Of has work
bv the public generally no efforts win be spared
upon his part % please and Accommodating.
August %, ls6s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23

TACK SCREWS,
O Dirt Scoops, Ok Bows,
Hames, Wrenehes.
Horse Shoes, Horse shoe Nails,
Sheep Shears, a superior article,l
Just received and for sale al the Agricultural store.
April IL. RANSOM 4 DUNE.
NTANGLE wurzel Seed, Navy Beans for seed
vi Usage Orange Seed, for sale BY
April Il. RANSOM DUKE.
~ EISERS' Patent SeIfRegulating Grain Sera-
" rstor, Cleaner and Bigger. Tor sAie By
May ?. HANSON A DUKE
10 TONS Zells Raw Bone Phosphate, for Corn,
III for sale By RANSOM A DUKE.
. FED CORN, Missouri yellow, and Chill Whit,
- for safe BY RANS0S DUKE.
- DikemaR, White Mercer, Carter and Buckeye
Potatnes-- also, Sweet Potato SETS. fbr sale by
April III. RANSOM 4 DUKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
Notice.

~ ARDEN SEEDS.
II Early York. Early e1heart; Early Wakefield
and other choice Cabbage Seed. Celery Seed,
Large Red. Tilden Cooks Favorite and other Tari-
ties Of Tomato Seed-grown by Landrethd Sons,
and SShakers." For sale at the Agricultural
store of RANSOM & DUKE.
DATEyT Swing Lid Tea Kettles, all sizes; Cast
Iron Spouts for Chain Pumps; also Reels and
Pixtnres for same Grind Stene Hangings with
Wheels conpIste-all sizes for sale by
Jan u. RANSOM & DUKE
|lOvERSEED for sale BY
Feb :. RANSOM L DUKE.
DRIAR SCYTHES and Hooks for sale BY
IL March Is. RANSOM d DUKE.
GARDEN TOOLS.-Spading Forks, Spades,
tT Rakes and Hoes, for sale al the Agricultural
store Of RANSOM & DUKE.
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Eighty BIS. Fresh Lime,

f.- wl.,e Washing. B1i' fo- Lzs5s- I'd a
-. ssS-s " j. HAWKS.
var-3 Iss--gL AGENT Tor Mo / Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23

CM0KED Beef, Scotch Herring, Tea Cakes, Pure
- Oil Of Sa-ssfrss, Frgsh Oranges, and Gszyeiy
Tobacco, for salc b.
Nay :, 1851. TRUSSELL & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23

ITNLRER Id -.

49, -..,--rsF. TTFTY THOUSAND FEET so
Il 49,. S-,s,nsd Y ELL0W PlNELUABEE-
si--5 li. inch. inch, and inch. and a variety
- S.-r---lrr ard JOSH
The national Republican., 1867-05-09
AMUsEAr ENTs.

NATIONAL THEATRE.-There was fair
house at the National last evening. when we take
into account the state Of the weather. The most
dissgreeabls storms Of mid winter are scarcely
comparable to the one which has been upon us
for the last forty y-eight hours.
But II IL not Of the storm that We set out to
writs, only TO say something Of Mr.. J. s. CLARKEi
and We are certain that the only thing that could
have kept large numbers at home last evening
was this terrible storm. The gentleman may we'll
congratulate himself that anybody would come
out on such q night. It conciusively shows an
Intelligent appreciation Of tho powers and de-
iinsatiOns Of a good actor, and Mr.. @. may we'll
feel that his efforts TO please are a success.
Tonight Mr.. oLAnKs pisys Jeremiah Beetle,
In "Babss in the Woods" and. .wsddilovs, the
Fs. Boy, in tho aftsrpiecs. It d hoped that We
may have better weather.
Tomorrow night Mr.. CLARKE takes n benefit,
whsn will be presented new play entitled
Among the Breakers" This will be his last
appearance but one. MI.
On Saturday evening JAMES o'BnroN, Esq
the gentlemanly treN.urer Of the National, takes
. sbensht. An INN ense bill is in preparation for
the occasion.
Tho Riching' English Opera Troupe will make
its FIRST appearances on Monday evening next.
The national Republican., 1867-05-09
slatloual gepublifau.
RATES OF ADvERTIsINe.

One square. one insertion, 81; subsequent in,sr.
tons 90 eonts. One square, one month, ts. Liberal
inducements 70 quarterly, semi annual and yearly
advertlasrs.
Every other day sdvertissmsnts, 90 per cent sddi.
uonsi. Twice week advertisement, rs per cont
additional.
Hight lines constitute square. Less thun q square
charged In proportion, At the above rates
Bdtorlal notices. % cents per line each Insertion
Local ns.iees, 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the heads Of Wants,
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, net exceeding
four lines, one Insertion 70 cents three times, 80
cents Any greater number Of lines at propor,ionats
rates.
Advertisements should be handed in before D m
The national Republican., 1867-05-09

LATE POLICE Yesterday
Justice Thompson was fully employed for several
hours at the Central guard-house In hearing and
disposing of the following cases, brought before
him by police officers Of the Sixth precinct:
Henry johnson, ian old ofender,) arrested by
Officer o. A. Kimmel, and charged with stealing
pair Of pantaloons, vest, shirt, $l6 in Treas.
ury notes, and two pen knives from William
Stevenson, on the I'd Inst, was fully committed
for trial at the next juno term Of the Criminal
Court.
Stephen Lincoln, John Donovan, and W. II.
Douglas, lads about IA years Of age, well known
to the police, were charged by Officer Kimmel
with breaking open the stand Of Chas. Gardner
4 Brother, last Tuesday, in the Centre Market.
It appears, from the evidence Of J. A. Dodd, q
Waterman, that these lads were caught In tho
act and had stolen several cans Of fruit, part Of
which was found In their possession. Justice
Thompson committed these three Juvenile Of
Tenders for court, expressing q hope that they
might be sent to House Of Refuge Besides
the one above. named previously sent to Jail for
larceny, six vagrant and disordorly persons were
committed by the same justice to tho workhouss
for thirty days each.
Two other persons charged with being drunk
In the Streets were fned and dismissed. One Of
them being very desirous that his name should
not be published, went to headquarters; but
being intoxicated and rude In the office Of Major
Richards, the tipsy offender was again locked up
for several hours, until he became sober. Then
he was admonished and dismissed.
The national Republican., 1867-05-09
Alexandria Affairs.


The Alexandria Gazette Of Tuesday has
the following:
CANAL BoArMES's srRrKE.-A telegraphio
dispatch was resolved here this morning from
Cumberland, stating that the canal boatmen had
struck for $l.50 freight per ton Of coal. This
will, 1t is thought, but slightly diminish the
amount Of coal at this city, for the coal compa.
nies, whose agencies are located here, have
agreed to the boatmen's demands and loading,
1t Is expected, will be at once resumed
MARINE ACCIDENT Jos Denty, Of
the steamer T. G. Knight, from New York,
whose arrival is in to days marine Ist, reports
seeing, about four o'clock yesterday sSening,
when of the Tent Landing, just above fert Wash
ington, sloop, painted green, lying on her side,
and floating down the river, Tho wreck was
hailed, but no one responding, the steamer passed
by without stopping.
CAPsIzED.-The pungy boat, schooner. .rigged,
Gold Finch, from the Eastern Shore, when of
the coal wharves yesterday evening, on her way
down tho river, from Washington, was capsiIed
by the squall which preceded tho rain. She
was brought into Prince street dock by the tug
boat Potomac. Fortunately all hands on board
escaped unhurt. .E
CRoP PRosPEcrs.-0ur acoo ants Of the pros
poets of the growing crops in Loudoun county
are very fattering. The wheat promises q most
abundant yield, and notwithstanding the unfa-
vorable weather, large body of land has been
ploughed for corn and a number Of farmers have
commenced planting.
The FIsHISG SEASON is considered nearly
over. Tho catch has been fair, and tho season
may be considered an average one, some OF the
shores have proved very successful, while others
have not done so we'll.
A PAPER MILL, turning out paper OF excellent
quality, has been put in operation in Petersburg
Virginia.
The Journal of the same date, says Among
other subjects to which tho attention Of the
county Court will be called, will be that of levy
ing an additional Ave hundred dollars as m addi-
tion to the salary Of Judge Thomas, Of the Cir
cult Court Judge Thomas 10 hereafter to hold
four instead of two terms Of his court in this city
each year
The national Republican., 1867-05-09

The CONCERT To-NIGHr.-We beg to re-
mind our readers that the grand vocal and In.
strumental concert, for the benefit Of the Sixth
Presbyterian church, Usland,) takes place this
evening at MetIsrott Hall, commencing at 8
O'Clock. Some Of the finest talent of the city
have volunteered their services on this occasion,
and the concert will no doubt go of handsomely.
While all who may be present will be treated to
rich feast Of music, more than equal to the nd.
mission fec, they will have tho pleasing satisfao-
tion Of contributing to q church enterprise which
deserves success. To ono and all, We say 60 to
the concert at MetIerott Hall tonight
The national Republican., 1867-05-09

STovEs.-Mr. Jno, Il. Hodgson, No. 272
Seventh street, between and NJ, announces that he
has on hand Cook Stoves, Sumner Ranges and Far
naoes, especially for summer use, which he warrants
to bake properly. Also, water coolers Of every va.
rety, complete Asso .tneut Of tin ware, house -fuT-
nishing articles &c which he soils at the cheapest
rates. Mt. II. desires the public to remember spe-
caily that he is at all tmes prepared to do tin roof
ing, sPouting aud job work. In avery branch Of his
business, promptly, at thelowost prices.
The national Republican., 1867-05-09

THE SUNDAY School ANNIvERsARY.-The
President has directed that teachers Of Sunday
schools and others connected Herewith, en-.
ployed In the Executive Departments and In the
various branches Of the public service In this
city, rs far as may be consistent with the public
interests, may absent themselves from their duties
on Monday, tho 18th instant, for the purpose Of
participating In the anniversary of the Washing.
ton City Sunday School Union, axed for that
day. This order Is given in response to letter
from Mr.. A. X. Browne, president Of the Sunday
School Union, asking that those connected with
the schools bo permitted to absent themselves on
the day Of the celebration.
The national Republican., 1867-05-09

PoToMAC FERRY CoMPASY.-The steam
boats Of this company will hereafter leave wash;
ington ind Alexandria every hour daily, from 0
O'Clock, a M, to 7 o'clock, p. IN. Tho steamer
WawAsst will be chartered for excursions to ely
mont and other points on the river, at reasonable
rates, to pic mic and pleasure parties. The en-
terprise Of this company in making these arrange
msnts deserves the cOnmsndatiOn and patronage
Of our citizens