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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
ICE CBEAM! ICE CREAM!

THE undersigned informs the citizens org,
II ShaTlestown and vicinity, that he has Just Y
fitted up his commodious
ICE CREAM SALOON,
In style that will guarantee comfort and con-
Venience to his guests and has completed arrange
ments to have fulIsupplyof
Ice Cream
on hand daily after this week or will opcp during
The Ladies' Department will demand hIs spociIi
attention, and he invites them TO give him call
90 w eddings, Parties and Families supplied a.
the shortest EoLice' and upon reasonable terms.
April 30, 1867. GUSTAV BROWN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!
HENRY nunEM

A NNoUNCES to his old customers and the pub
"A lie generally. that he will hereafter have on
hand daily, at his Confectionery, on Main street,
Toe Crea"
in any quantity, and also that he will furnish Fam,
lilies, Parties, &c. the shortest notice. ara at as
reasoaaule rates as it can be furnished elsewhere
Nav 1867. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
To the Farmers, Killers and Others
IN THE
COUNTIES OfJEFFERSON & CLARKE.

HAVING associated Ourselves in buainess'for the
H purposes yf the above Card we will pay for
Wheat, Flour Corn and all other kinda Of Pr,5suc
the highest Tket prices in Cash. or will receive
and forward on Commission, making Gales AMI re-
turns in the shortest time
STARRY 4 LOCK.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21

ORANGES AND LEMONS.
UST received, at the Valley Confectionery,
Oranges. Also, fresh Lemons.
March &C. HENRY DUNN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
JEwRLRY Y.
REMOVAL.

REPAiRING OF Watches, Clocks, and Jewclry of
~ al kinds done at old prices at the JeweIry
STORE OF l. DINKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS,

FeN& IO6 Br6adWays New York City,
nF Rosewood Pianos and Mclodeons. Fine oil
~ Paintings, Engravings, Silver Ware Gold and
SILVER Watches and Elegant Jewelry, consstins e of
Coral, Florenttnc. Morale, Jet Lava and L, diesi
Sets, Gold Pens, with gold and silver extension
hOlders. Sleeve Buttons sets of Studs Vest and
Neck Chains, plain and chased. Gold Chains, SC,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-21

I AIDES HaDdkercEIicfs, Plain, Bemst; 4shed a nd
- Worked; Ladies' Cuffs aud Collars, Dress
buttons, Gents Handkerchieis. Plain and Bordered;
Gents, Collars, Paper and Linen; Neck Ties
Cloves, Hosiery, knitting Cotton. &c, just re-
celved and Tor sale by d. HOWELL.
Do and Laguyra Coffee, Green and BlssI Ten.
~ White and Brswn Sugars, Syrups Mackerel
and Coal Oil, just received and Tor sale by
April %, 1867 D. HOWELL
CST received, one load of Clay Crocks. from tic
y ShcPherdstown Pottery, ID. HOWELL.
M al TING ard Table Oil Cloth, for sale bv
IVA apr % ID HOWELL.
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D. HowELL's ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW GOODS.

III HOWELL would respectfully inform his cue
~ toners and the public generally, that he has
cceived his spring stock Of goods cousistIng in
art OF ladies' Dress Goods,
ALPACAS,
VALENCIAS.
POPLINS.
DELAINES. & c.
Cassimeres for Men and Boys Cottonades Linen
Check, Farmers Drill ChsCks. Plaid COttons Cal
lc0s, Cling hams, Bleached and Brown Costous, &c.
These goods have osen bought at heavy decline
Call 3 40 e''aininc his stock before purchasing.
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4irllnund llspatfll.
: .r7-pn.Y........D DECEMBER q, 1867.
:. Irnha1,nu CONDITION. "

Under this heading the Chicago fo''
administers what it supposes 20 Do ,e.9
oevere rcbuke to the people OF Virginia
Tho almost every Radical journal In the
conntry. the Post is suffering from color
blindness. 1t can see nothing good in any
man whose skin is not black. 1t IS not,
then. with any expectation that the FoS'
will acknowledge its error that we reply
that our unhappy condition is dne much
more to the insane efforts Of the RADICALS
to make the negro supreme in Virginia
than to the imaginary causes which II as
signs. We haze gone to work Win our
own hands tn rebuild ruined habitatlons,
to cultivate soil that was idle, to re-
new lands that were exhausted, 10
create capital for ourselves by the
use of orr hands and brains. We have
invited capital from abroad we have
offered tempting inducements to immi-
grants from Europe we have labored night
and day to restore our waste places and to
induce prosperity again to smile upon us.
But all in vain. we labor as those who
have no hope. We have black pail upon
us. We are threatened by the Post and
its allies with negro government, negro
laws, negro equality-in word, negro SUI
premacy, to be enforced by the bayonets
Of "the best government the world ever
saw" The consequence is that no CAPT
taliSt will invest his money here; no white
laborer will seek home where the Afri
can is to be put upon an equality with
him. no thrifty Pennsylvania farmer viii
settle among negroes, to be governed by 6
race he deteSts. In fact, we are kept in 9
state of utter poverty and. dcStitution by
the negro and the Radicals. Our cotton
and tobacco would build up the North as
much as the South, if we were allowed tc
raise them. But We are not. While all
northern agricultural products are free
from taxation, the cotton and tobacco OF
the South are heavily taxed. And yet.
looking upon the ruin which its own dia-
bolical party has brought upon the South,
the Post has the afrontery to charge 1t
upon the southern whites.
If the treaty between JOHNSTON and
SHERMAN had been approved at Wash,
ington the southern States would have
been in the Union more than two years
ago; the cotton and tobacco crops would
have equaliZed the exchanges between tins
country and Europe; the South would ere
this have been on the high road to pros
perity and wealth; and the country would
have been at peace. But the malignant
devil of radicalsm spoiled all this fair pic
ture, and now charges upon us the ruin
which its own hands have wrought.
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gentleman ''--should basely desert the
cause he had so gallantly espoused, and,
under the protection of negro, find his
way home, and, coward-like, confess that
he had been wrong, and was repent
ant-as penisent, too, as if he had been
guilty of some mortal sinAis story which
no man of high principle can believe to
bear any resemblance to the truth. The
author is plainly incapable of sympathizing
with men Of principle. lie knows nothing
about such characters. To censure him
would be like censuring a charity boy fol-
not knowing the taste of champagne. He
is hopelessly incapacitated for describing
the feelings, appreciating the motives, Oh
sympathizing with the genuine patriotism
Of true southron. We trust that nc
southern man will patronize Putnam.
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DIED.

On Wednesday the 18th instant, at oclock I; 4.
n. in Lexington, Va, Mrs. SARAH TOMPhlNs,
wife OF the late e. 6. Tonpkins, deceased.
Her funeral will BE- preached at the IEird pap,
titt church by DR.. Jeter Tbs MoRN!SG al IL
O'Clock. The friends OF the family are invited 70
attend without further notice.
On the morning of the goth instant, after a short
illness, MOLLY, oldest daughter OF Ross and Ann
Campbell, aged nine years. ,,,,c,
The bereavement Is Fad, but the will OF God De
done. x 49,, ro.,.r,a
residence, corner Sixth and Byrd streets, THIS
AFTERNOON at2 o'clock.
On Thursday morning the 10th instant, az .
o'clock of congestion Of toe lungs, ". Dbl :
TUCK, in the forty. second year OF his eye De5
loved by all who knew him. He leaves pel',VeC
wife and two Interesting children to mourn their
irraparable loss. ,,
and escorted from his late residence, no, ,t OIL
Main street, by a deputation Of tie Masonic ira,
ternitY, at 10 o'clock TU-MOhEGW (Sund ~
MoRNlNG. |
FUNERAL NorICE.-The funeral OF GEoRGb w !:
EENDRlCKwill take place THIS Nj HNlSo AT ~
o,clock ~ his late residence. The friends OF the
family are requested TO attend.
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PUTNAM's MAGAzINE.-When it was an.
nounced that Pu!aam'S Magazine was to be
revived we hoped that it might be such q
periodical as the southern people would
patronize; but we are disappointed. The
first No. january is full of insulting re.
ferences to the late "rebels." Among
the articles is story called Tie Cnpen.
ter, which is absolutely disgusting. The
reader may form some idea OF the hero OF
1t when he is informed that the northern
critics are divided as to whether il is
WALT WHITMAN Or Jesus Christ. If the
author intended to represent WHITMAN. as
we think he did, he is guilty Of blasphemy
III speaking Of him as he does; and if
no meant to describe Our Saviour, he is
suN'y oi Doth proclamation and blasphemv.
10 story Is the work of base-minded
Ii"n' WHO Is not even capable of imagining
~" gentleman acts and feels. There ;s
NJ orosSem6lance in it. The clder D,.yrr
10 ah lmpossibllity. He is Yankae
@nSpiau'ed TO Maryland. The hob;tn,
VI such creatures is not west of the Gov
..'e"I river nor south of Nv,
na.a, his wife has something of the
natural natural, woman in her composition viz
h;,'h . son Is another impossibilitv That
a mgh.'oned Marylander of gsntSa ;, ina.
might nave left his native STATE ons oloou
Tor the cause of southern independsUa asa !
not unnatural. 1t is notorious that ms -
actually did so. But that such man.
Well-educated, reared in genteel society
the associate Of men Of honor, sensitive
polite, full Of all good grace to grace
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Hohznn Goods.

EOR THE HOLD AYS.-JEWELRY
Il and SILVERWARE, consisting OF beautiful
patterns OF Diamond Sets, hinge, Plus, &C. a
large variety OF Stone, Cameo. Pearl, Amethyst,
Carbuncle, Etruscan, Garnet Jet, and other ss icy
OF Jewelry. Ladies' and Gentlsmen's WATCHES.
first quality, beautiful styles, and warranted.
Also, GOLD WATCH CHAINS OF new and beau
tiful patterns. sILVERWARR in full sets, and an
&c, for presents abo, Silver Spoons, Forks. La.
dies Butter Knives. Mugs, Goblets, Casters, CARD
Cases, Porte NOM aiee, Napkin Rings, ana GIeaII
Pots and Sugar Dishes. Call and select at the old
established stand, lal2 Main street.
JOHN a TYLER 4 CO.,
de2l Successors to Mitchell Tyler.
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IMPROvING.-THAD. and his clan are i'm
proving. Last year, and year before, they
unseated Democrats and gave their seats
to Radicals. Yesterday, says our tele-
gram, they concluded to keep out of the
seat both the contestant and the.contestee-
both the Democrat and the Radical-both
the man that was elected by large ma
jority and the one that was defeated by 8
like overwhelming vote. In the mex
House the Democrats may have the priv
lege Of playing similar game upon 'n'
scattering Radicals.
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The CHAIR ruled the resolution out Of

The CHAIR ruled the resolution out OF
order.
Mr.. GIBSON commended that he had a
right to demand the names of the con-
tracing parties. The gentleman from
Richmond (Mr. HUNN1cUTT) had announced
before the House that he was not interest
ed, and he (Mr. g. wanted to know who
Messrs. Hunnicutt g. Brother were.
Pending this,
On motion of Mr.. HUNNICUTT, the Con-
vention adjourned until IL o'clock on the
I'd day Of January.
TCoRRECT1oN.-Mr.N NASH is white man
and not negro, as inadvertently reported
yesterday.l
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MhRRIED

On tho I'D OF Deco 70 Der, at the residence of the
BRIDES father. by the Bev. Henry Temple, Mr.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL TO Miss JAEETrE Z. H.
LATANE; all OF Essex county, Va
On the 18th instant. at the residence Of the
brides father, Thomas Brosddu', Esq., OF Caro-
line. by Rev W. A Baynham, Or. WILLIAM s.
hLSoP, OF spotsylvania, and Miss sARAH +.
BROADDUS.
On the 18th instant, by Rev William 9. Hugart.
WILLIAM G. WILLIS, Of Salisbury, N. c., and
Miss GUILE J. HUGAET, Of Charlotte county,
Virginia.
Salem Sentinel please copy.
On. the 18th instant, in the Episconel church
a. Winchester, by the Rev. Charles White, Cap
taiu EDWARD WHITE and Mics GERTRUDE NJ {,
youngest daughter OF the late Judge L. 4. Doug
las, ci Jefferson county.
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WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS. Globe
Edition. Illustrated from designs by OAR
LEY & GILBERT:
The Pick,rick Papers. Four volumes in
one. New York. HURD s HoUGHToN, ass
Broome street. 1867.
Also, Christmas Stories, Pictures from
Italy, and american Notes. In one volume
Same author, same edition, same publish.
ers.
We have received these timely books
from Mr.. Z. P. TOWNSEND, 1918 Main street
DICKENS being in this country, everybody
is Just now reading his books and talking
about him.
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That Bureau officer in Petersburg who
proposed to the Convention not SIMPLY
that all the tracks should lead to the lions
den, but that it should be unconstitutional
for them to lead in any other direction, de-
serves medal for his meddling. He
ought to emigrate to Africa, and teach
the monkeys how to climb.
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When the New York Tribune affects TO
believe that the statements Of one Of the
Plunderkoepfe who constitute the majority
Of our so-callcd Constitutional Convention
are entitled to greater weight than those of
the gentleman who sends dispatches hence
for the Associated Press Company, it is
guilty Of stimulation, or il is blinded by its
prejudices and cannot see the truth, or il
ought TO be cut for the simples.
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EITHER CESAR OR NorHIyG.-Mr. Sc,

EITHER CESAR OR NoTHING.-Mr SEW
ARDS dwelling having caught fire the
other night, and the flames having been
extinguished by "the firemen, the police,
the soldiers, and the citizens" a card APP
peared the next day in the Washington
papers, in which :" the Secretary Of State "
returns his sincere thanks to the fre-ex-
tinguishers aforesaid. We submit that
Mr.. SEWARD should have returned these
thanks as Mr.. SEWARD. What had the
Secretary Of State to do with the matter ?
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1t may please our senatorial masters to
know that the bill sent up to them by the
House Of Representatives the other day to
amend the reconstruction acts will secure
the election Of full delegation of negroes
to Congress from Virginia, with DR.. BAYNE
at it's head.
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ENING OF THE WINTER
~ CAMPAIGN
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER,

avail myself of this medium to call the especial
attention OF my numerous friends and the public
10 the largest and most complete assortment OF
Boys, Youths, and Gentlemen's CLOTHING
have ever offered. Also, Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, Shirts, Drawers, Silk and Bingham Um-
brellas, and very large assortment OF HATS,
embracing all the latest styles. My stock Is per.
feet: Style and ft guaranteed. and every taste
gratifed. NJ. w. BOSE,
No. s2s, corner Of Broad and Fourth streetp.
nos
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Is COMING.
" REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS

CHRISTMAS Is COMING.
" REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS
by treating them with some OF the
BEAUTIFUL CLOTHING
to be found in such abundance and at su'h mooe'
rate prices at
SCHAAP & HARTMAN'S
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTA BASEMENT,
No. 1911 Main street. near Thirteenth street.
This firm has the highest reputation IN the sta'e
for CUSTOM WORK, on account OF their extensive
stock of the finest imported F2ENCh ana Eno-
LIsH CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS, VEsTINes, Co.
&C., and the distinguished manner in which the
artists entrusted th this branch OF their
know how to suit In style. fit, and workmanship
Their
which they think of selling off rapidly at Vhhf
Low PRICES, in order to enable them 70 Apply
themselyes still more on the MERCHANT IAl-
IORING BUSINESS. combined with very hne
a assortment of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS and
HATS to dispose of, offer chance 10 those IN
want OF such articles rarely to be met with There-
fore call at No 1911 Main street, opposite Mitchell
& Ty ler's jewelry store. de q
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CTothj7og.

rLOTH OVER. GAITERS.-We have
" now in store the CLOTH oVER-GAlTERs &c
much sought for, and so pleasant to wear over
the shoes in cold weather; cut long. Nice ar
ticle. Price, so per pair. Call at
WILLIAM IRA SMITH & CO.'S,
de 20 1908 Main street.
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NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES!!
II JULIUS MEYER,
N O SGT BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
Opening this day large supply OF NEW GOODs.
Al BLEACHED COTTON at ~
BALMORA SKIRTS at 81 Is worth 50;
BROWN and BLGACHED SHEETlNGS at lowest
New York prices
WHITE FLANNEL at 30c worth 40c ;
RED and GRAY FbANNELs, all qualities
EUCKABACK TOWELS at ~ and 80, worth -
and 50;
Rich and Elegant DRESS GOODS.
81 ARRIFZ and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
silk warp and Alexander POPLlNS,
MERINOS At astonishipgly low prices;
Rich PLAIDS and ALPACAs, all colors
Handsome DELAINES at zoe.
SHAWLS! SHAWLslI
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Plaid SHAWEs of every variety.
CASSIMBRES AND CLOTHS.
NY stock OF CksSIMERRS and CLOTHS is very
large and well selected
Black and Colored CLOAK1NG. all grades;
Fine CASSINETS at Soc. worth 75c.
Beautiful CARPETS at &c.;
GALICOES at l2ic.;
Also, Jouvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, for
ladies and gentlsmsn-Bismarck and other
colors
Elegant 1914 All-wool BLANKETS ATS.
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TWO VERY DESIRABLE STORES,
Il ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET sHA
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR f:Si
TENTH STREETS, FOR RENTING offer hh.saM
for rent STORES Nos. 1926 and 1927 Main street,
now occupied by A. A. allen and 4. NJ. Ezekiel
Besides the store, they have each two floors above
and a basement beneath, with all conyeniences.
These are in location and arrangement amongst
the most desirable stores In the city for any fancy
retail or light business Possession given lst OF
January. Apply to
do 2O-3t GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
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NTCWLAN 81 co. ARE OPENING
~ magnificent new styles OF Jewery and
Watches for tn holidays. Nowlan & Co. are
opening magnificent Diamond Pearl, Amethyst,
and Coral Sets. Now Ian & CO. are opening superb
Watches and Chains for holiday presents Now
Ian & Co opening rich styles Of Band Brace
lets, Handkerchief Holders, &c NOwlan Co. are
Ripgs. Nnwlan Co. are opening handsome pat
terms Scarf Rings and Pins. Nowian q Co. are
opening great variety OF ladies' AID misseS'
Pins, BarrirYs and Bracelets. at
CORNER OF MAIN and TENTH STREETS.
de- IL
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HoHday Goods.

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO CALL
" T. E. GILL,s LARGE NEW BAKERY,
70. SO BROAD STREET,
AND GET THEIR CHRISTMAS CAKES.
Come whore you can get the largest cake for
,he money Come where you get the best cake
for the money. Come whore all the cakes are
NADIA of the best material. Come where you
can get the freshest cakes. Come WHARF every
thing Is highly favored. Don't forget to cone'
will do wall de 2l-3t
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HOLIDAY Goods.
= cHRIsTMAs oARoL..

a CHRISTMAS UhhUIs
Christmas, dear reader. is well nigh b ere
With is r1apy joys and much good cheer;
But would you enjoy Win most i M, zest,
To AFFORD true comfort and much consolation
To ali in trouble and great tribulatiou. :,
With one accord every body names Broad street,
AT CRUTCHRIELD'S bookstore, where people
meet
To purchase presepts-all racy, rich, and rare,
which In style with any will well compare.
The stock comprises boxes and funny games;
Many volumes Of more than hundred names
Magazines, dominoes paper weights, and Mes,
Conserys and !" RAIDS" can here DC suited,
Since lately the stock has been recruited
With goods Of every grade and kind
That can please the eye-improve the mind.
The place, good reader, we next will tell
TITS upon Broad street -(remambsr well),
East Of the theatre-where gay folks go.
To see tragedy high and comedy low. do 20
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CHOICE PEACH AND APPLE
~ BRANDY. HENRY MILLER,
1903 Main street.
de 2l-1w opposite St. Charles Hotel.
NHRIsTMAs COMES BUT ONCE
VA YEAR; so buy your CHRISTMAS FIXINs a
reduced prices at A. McAULE2's PRIZE STORE
EINE LARGE IssE LAYER LAyERI RAAsIsINs,
DELICIOUS LEGHoRNE CITRON,
NEW SMYRNA FIGS
RnsE:GOLORED ROCK CANDY,
SWEET CIDEE,
| SOFT-SHELL ALMONDS
| besides a fine stock of choice GROCERIES.
NO ALEXANDER McAULEY,
No. TIA Main street,
de 2l-4t between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
NEW LAYER RAISINS,
~ NEW CURRANTs,
CITRON.
just received by STEVENS, PEGRAM & CO.
de 81
FRENCH BnAnDY,
Pure APPLE BRANDY, for sale
by lde 2ll STEVENS, PEGRAM & co.
10! FOR CHRISTMAS.
BUY YOUR CAKES FROM
BRIGGS
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BAKER IN TIE
CITY.
7U7 MAIN STREET AND SIC BROAD STREET.
The best POUND CAKE,
The best mINCE PIES
The best FRUIT CAKE,
The best CREAM C4KB,
The best RAISIN CAKE,
The best KISSES,
The hest JELLY CAKE,
The neatest ICED and oRkAMENTAL CAKE,
The largest variety Of
PLAIN, FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL CAKES,
in the city.
Give him c. I'll and zee for yourself de 20
--=----==
Dry GO0Gs.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETsl
CARDoZo, ALsoP FOURQUREAN
will receive from New York auctions on Friday
next another supply Of
FLOOR AND STEP CARPETS
at exceedingly low prices;
ALL-WoOL INGRAM from 6oc to 81 per yard
ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETING
at Sl75 per yard.
Will have also a large sup ply of CLOAKS and
CLOAEING and our stock Of goods generally is
full, we'll selected, and Will compete with the
cheapest. dc II
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De91tjStTy.

n w. JONES, SURGICAL AND
SJ. ssCHAEICAL DENTIST has moved osssSa
his otses and residence back to Main tsxSE53
street three doors from Sixth opposite
the Arlington House.
All operations thoroughly and gently performed.
YHETA EXTRACTED without paia.
fERTH INSERTED ON VULCARtTS PLATS,
and durability warranted. &C is
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JeaUeLers, &c.

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
Il FORM my friends and customers and the public
generally that have received another addition 10
my stock of new and fashionable Hair Goods,
Cnrls, FrizetteE, Braids TOupees, eto. Aiso, some
OF those long thick Cdrls Particular attention
paid to the manufacture and rssair OF hair Jew
elry and all other kinds Of jswelry.
WILLIAM WILDT,
de IL No. I'll Broad street.
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BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
ID BOOKS.
GEORGE L. BIDGooD, BOOKSELLER,
1913 Nj ain street,
has Just received the following splendidly Illus
trated bound copies of
WHEN. Tennysou. illustrated by Dore.
EHG ItffsH SACRED DI POETRY Of GI OF TINE
CHRISTIAN LYRICS. 100 illustrations.
QUEENS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY. Thirteer
LoSGFELI1ow. Highly embellished.
LUCILLE. owen Meredith. illustrated
TENNYSoN. illustrated.
OUR LIFE. Illustrated by pen and pencil.
THE MONTHS. Illustrated by pen and pencil.
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La MoNARCaIE FRSNCAisE En- EsTAMPs:
LA MONDE EN- ESTAMPs.
La JARDIN D'kCCLAMhT1CN
La MsR EFT LES NAVIES
With many other beautiful and attractive
Books for old and young. dc 2O-2t
DREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.-Th
l. season for reunions and remembrances by
the old folks and the young will soon BIZ here.
In these hard times, how much more SUITABLE
to haze an eye service Ps our R 81
REL or HAEDKERCBGEFs, Week TIES, etc,
will be just as acceptable, and much more sensi-
Is. BECHER'S MERCHANT TAILORING AND
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
where their wants in this regard can be supplied
with the best material and workmanship at
LOWEST PRICES.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
on hand. which we Offer very low. No more ap-
propriate Chrstmast gift than SUIT.
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