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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-27

2 ,wIsgIsaros, b. q, Feb, %, lsoo,.
On the petition Of HnsRr BorEfos, OF New York,
n y, praying foE the exten. sion Of patent granted
TO him on the llth day Of Jure, 1885,, for An im-
Ills ordered that said petition be heard At this
oalcc on The 18th day Of May next. =, AM, per-
sitIons, and other papers, should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day. of hsarinE
mhgThgw Commissioner OF Patents
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To all the creditors Of CHARLES y. BARSgs, who
ha proved their claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
preme Court Of the District OF Columbia, sitting In
Bankruptcy, on the lat day % April. 1850. Al 10
o'clock, m. , at the City Hall, Washington elty,
should not be granted to SAID bankrupt You
are also notified that the second and third meet
fore the Register at the same place at clock,
By order Of the Court: A. SHARP,
Test! X. J. MEIGB, Clerk. mhn %
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HREFhE fGgEG F2 q EFF u PsE EBRE


John H. TTook. Compl't,
Johu, Kelly. ,ThOms, Levy No. h'4' In Equity
and Ellen Levy, Def'ts.
On motion Of the complainant. by III, Thomp'
son, his solicitor, 1t Is ordered that the de.
PENDANTS cause their appearance to he entered
herein gu or before the frat rule day occurring
forty dsys after this day, otherwise the cause viii
be proceeded with ~ 10 case II default.
lslgned) GEO, p FISHER,
true eopy-TeSt; Jus, =. G., D, o,
h. J. AEIOs, Clerk, feb20.sSw
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR sJBsisrENoR STORES.


PROPOSALS FOR suBsisrEFoR STORES.
s.ss ass 80: si' 6. . s
VIZ iss islsTss s.sn "a
'1Is W. No.. gallon. cider viu.s.r
S -. B Rs. siis s,... @ s ssstS refined
800 y: Gree. Rio oot "' S:r o e SS s''' Pep
%Ps L !. q s. 5fTa'i .s .s s
iioa Of secsptsne, q proposals. -"
nAg7a ,dn,ot Ord. u. 3. A. .sd 1. Us
pRoPosALs FOR NAVAL sUPPLIEs, |
:, e,,,cs OF PAss,.ts, gsrsss,A,ss E,.s,Ssr,
a. f ,Es Ss. S ssaIfd f FIT ESSAY sp d
p m 10 be opened Immediately thsreA fer, for the
sasI :. ssPsfaisiy saslO.sS win he number q
the requisitlon on the enyelops. The right hte.
Article Or i,sm on Teaalstion separately, In The
in,1Fs;, q ,hs eorc, meat 4. IN. ub
GsssH.sioa navy S'fS i%Scdistsiy. Tree Of sS.
''h'' TO SURSSG ~ sAyoArros
I'D feet Sheet Brass. u iae6ss vide. No. u wire
40 is.t isiOc. Brass. "a inehc. wide. No, II wire
80 is.i shcc, Brass. inches wide. No. 81 wire
To be In u foot lengths.
9 s: BE-; :: s W.T.; Y $. s-EFs i:si .s.
io feet Brass Spring wi,s, Ne EwwiIS{n1SEe'
PROPOSALS. FOR BEEF.
uo.u rosr i.esSr,,ssp,ssssS,l
tlssnsSi stissssd. viii Ge received sy the under.
signed u'"''0' FhksR BE Ii 49, '0' supplying
70 rs :: ss IGPs Ss fresh of good market
able quality II equal prop9rtl0n Of I9rs and hipd
ssssaS ssS 10 i b S ssa fisn Sr free
@:s 5!. @ :.s .ssS SS%
fons times per week .,.,,..
dsIiysPs$ sSSsP III. ssrss%sa sSsi g. s 90, on
the fourth vertebrsi Joint. aud the breast trimmed
S from tSfe. 70 foaS @ "SSys The Hpeo oOt
aud Of quarters from six TO eight inches above
separate proposals IN duplicate will also be re-
esyed BY tie unders ned up 70 the same hour and
Ss asV Ss AZ P Of
Supplied therefrom. with such choice fresh bee5as
isis sud Portsi.hOuss Steak. Standing Ribs, or
These contracts to be in force six, month, or such
time as the Comml,sary, gsner.l shall direet,lcss
Ss sppPSH. e. osSsS 81 sS
Department Of the East
oi:s; sSs: s:ssi! Z q: a: sas q,
| then the Commissary at Fort Independence. shall
have power 10 supply the dsdeiency By purchase.
and he eonrseter viii be I'll .rsed with lie direr.
| ence Of post
| The contractor will be required /, enter into
bonds Tor The sun Of oue thoussud' dollars. sisaed
also By two responsible sureties whose names must
be mentIoned Ia The bids
The propos ,ls will be opened at 10 a m on April
10th, ism, at Port Independence, Mass at which
time and place bidders are requested to be present
| Proposals will be marked Proposals for Beef, :"
" Pirst LIsut nant bth Artillery,
| mh27.td Breyet Capt U. g. A., aud A, G, B.
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CIRCUIT CouRT-Chief Justice CARTIER
This court was occupied as follows yester-
day;
Orphans Court In q will case. The case oc-
cupied the whole time Of the court, and was
not concluded.
B. B. French, administrator of A. b.
Northrup, VS.. Russell Barr; and b. B. French
vs.. samei Judgment confessed.
Mattingly VS.. Enterprise Insurance Com
pany. Action to recover insurance risk on
building which had been burned. Settled.
Adjourned until Monday.
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. WAsHINsroN, D, Q. FEB. II, isdp.
On the petition Of wILLILn BoYD and WILLIAM
y. BoTD, Of Mansfield. Massachusetts, praying for
Sts day q jane, isss, fof an impfogsmsn, IN
Bride Walkers. -.
oma S,dsred nat sad petition BE- heard TIL.
son may oppose this extension, Qhisetions. d..
event. tsa asg. slsS IN this
t.,.o.s,w c.uu,ssLIssaA T9orE,.
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GENERAL TERM.-All the Judges will sit
IN bduc today,
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THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention OF all Interested 10 the dueton
Of the extravAgant cost Of BUTTER. to their prae-
teal aud economical system OF making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid OF the
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Y %..sisaI s J! y: P,s.ss.; y. 100.
PT.yiss n "A, .ss ,.,.s:iSs S.i.si sisat.S
10 Maehins for m.klnE Paper BsEsJ 60
On ss os AZ e. s's ns
nay Opp9,s h III, ss.sn,Lon 2hiss.icHs Ssps.i:
mhs.wa coinmlssionsf oi Patents.
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UNlrED sE &Iss, .sTasT 9y,IYS W. II, ,p
You ~ % yS9 x, sss
InProyemsnt "A nashlus ior sglittips Weed, ~.
oaes on the "a day Of Nay next Any person
I %nI oppo.e ,his esssnsiop ,Qblseucn', dep9.
once twenty days before the day of hsarinE
feb7a-MSw Cvmmissioner Of Patents.
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The WHIPPING CASE IN NEW FoRM.-
Thomas Lansdale, colorcd man, has, by
his attorneys, Messrs. Cook and Pierce,
instituted civil suit for damages against
Lewis Means, of Georgetown. The damages
are laid at $4,000. The particulars of this
affair are yet fresh In the memory of our
readers. The plaintiff having been caught
by the defendant In carrying away wood
from his premises; when arrested he was Of
fercd his choice, to stand trial for larceny
or allow his captors to administer thirty
lashes to his body. To the last alternative
he agreed, and the punishment was given
him. Subsequently Means was arrested and
being found guilty at the trial, the court
sentenced him to Imprisonment in jail for
assault and battery, and he is now serving
his term.
In his declaration filed at the commence
ment Of the suit, the plaintiff alleges that
on the 25th of January, defendant COM
PEELED him TO go to his house where he
locked him In room, and aftcr combining him
two hours, stripped him Of his clothing, tied
and bound him, and beat and struck him
thirty blows with large whip on his bare
back, decorating 1t greatly, and by reason OF
said beating he has been made sick and
lame, and prevented from transactlrg his
ordinary business.
The case has not yet been set for trial in
the Circuit Court.
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Notices Of Patents.

UslrED srt Ws. FAssst : o & "a y, 10.
"A \ r, '''i:f 4 s $5:;s s 1:
lTPIoysT.n, IL AZ s,y,nl nsshi.s. =. -, :,
this once the 80 day Of .Maf next Iny person
may oppose this sstsnsioH, obiss,ien.. dspe.i::
twenty days before the day n hsarihf
febi7.Thsw Commissionsr Of Patsnts.
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CLosE OF TUE LEsTES sEAsoS-EAsTER
SuNDAY.-The services at the Catholic and
Episcopal churches yesterday were alike
solemn and impressive, and were attended
by large numbers OF the people Of all classes.
More particularly were the services at the
Catholic churches OF great interest. The
interior adornments Of the sanctuaries were
drapcd In mourning, typical Of the grief and
sorrow Of those who followed the Saviour
while lie sojourncd amongst men. The cru
cifix was unveiled and kissed In veneration
Of the wounds inflicted on Him. The Host
was then removed and placed on the main
altar, where the mass Of the prcsanctlfcd
was celebrated. Alright the Tcnebrm closed
the ceremonies.
In many Of tho churches the repositories
were beautiful, being decorated with fragrant
flowers and lighted with hundreds Of can
dlcs.
To-day the incense used In the church will
be blessed, as also the Paschal Candle, which
will be placed on the right side Of the prln-
cipal altar, where II will remain until Assem-
sion Day.
Tomorrow easter Sunday the character
Of the ceremonies will entirely change, and
instead Of mourning there win be rejoicing.
The Catholic churches will all be gaily dressed
In flowers and cycrgreens emblematic OF the
Joy that the Saviour had arisen from the
tomb. The High Mass will be celebrated
and the theme OF the discourse will be the
Resurrection.
Easter Is a movable feast, being the first
Sunday amer the full moon which happens
upon or next after the twenty-flrst day Of
March (the yernal equlnox.) The period
during which II can occur extends from
March 90 to April o5-thlrty -fvc days. From
this feast-the Christian passover-arc cal
culated all the other movable feasts, as vel
as the fasts, observed by Christians.
Easter is so called from the Saxon "0ster,
10 rise, being the day commemorative o
Christ's resurrection; or, as others think
| from tho Teutonlc goddess Ostera, who's,
feast was celebrated early in spring.
The egg at Easter is an emblem Of tn
rising up out Of the grave, in the same man
ner as the chick, cntombed as 1t were in tn
egg, Is in due time brought to life. As a
emblem Of the universe, the work Of tn
Supreme Divinity, the egg had place |
the theology and philosophy Of the EgyI
| n,A ~.
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-, ho,a
meeung. on .ne conway, n m,dsr A drew
prominent posluon Nuns Guy uh hin, ana
johnson, had johnson men unuer "i"'' ""'
haa also repeis unuer NM NJ uuobes left the
BENG eallcu 10 orue'' '"
room. ,,,,., ho dia,,t .ee how tho
MI BLOOD s aIu sn INV. in f.overnmont
rebels ana coP5PI ~ sot ont Inv abnsihg Mayor
posltions Wouiu ,,,o ionsth 10 snoLe ~ H.
Bowen. ~ hn,d of,5co pnd.r Jahnsa,
huesu w ns rantcJ 10 know which wos
MI. To- NJ IIros,is ~ INA oc,ao
lne WIZ Inhrso, sor TOO yoars ~ NJ raven
u, un Soii o,,icc for eonr ,sars ,,na.r the Sane
80, ~ NJ pnwon haS ras.is anS CONNER.
had ,ndor hln, a, ,ho 49,, a,,co. ,,hy was
iha, nni all ohon, b,n, os vol, az Mr..
Wens,isJ ''' nun W.
~ H.. At, ,,,, L. ID, ,,,..,,,,i ox,i,r,,,o,.
.,a,,n,, ~, ,o haI ,,yi,,, ng,,cc rmdcr Mr.
Johnss, " n,' ,ho uu of nineteen
paa1oei sn n s.S anb Ave- RcnrcsontatIycs.
NJ, . Tono nor n or conncrbcad had
reS0mmenueu hl', ,oi ~. ,poo,.'ns ,.,,. A..
\, lnc uisees s na ST. rno,Snn 80
uisPayI W Snsai,,Ions o,,arcS n, NJ
,auo .Ia' IA ,,o,, Tho tah,e, which n,o,inn
mn's aIa, ny a., AMI The ncctjng aainnrncS
""s "uop'0"' 80 -
Dee, Nvvs Tn. heovy rai, al, aoyhod
jonro".jrn aaoc, ,,nan h,s,nass a,ong iha
xheryes ves,erdoy and bnt IIttIc was t,ans.
ao,aa ''''0''' ""' ''' "''N va" ''""'
W. ,o,,oo n, pov,or,. .hors ,,o, Tho
v,sS,n uy ~ noo.cn,orn i.o ron,nanv
wa'nnston anu , , u0s a. ,he "n,n,n =
sae.a sas anmnnnnod = aay or W" i've aga
~ sso e',. ',.o - ,hroa yosso, IoaSio,
s eotnl"y nv ri" ", IT,, pos,on '' VI
''y ns w Wy AZ ,ho III, ,horc ,rorn ,,
hors Nv All arS ays,cr hnxcrs NJ tho wharsn.
oeIs y, We" nn ~, T 80 " r ,v ama, ~
yes'c,uy, a"u w I" ., wa" ,uy 'IuJ, "
the 9enihh1, se,e'al vessels nNlng arrNse
ireigntea WIN .ne ar.,clcs. ohau Metc scn
lng AZ W PCT huhdtcdi horrihg from sio u
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NEW GOODS
THE CHEAP STORE IN HALLT0WN.

WE are now opening one Of the large stock;
w of Goods ever offered in llaltoWn, and VIII
sell them at TERT REDUCED
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When o man proves Literary failure Lcsen-
orally sets mp as acrtick. and ike the fox in
the fable. who bad lost his bush in the tap
kant see mise long tail without haukes.u' 20
boJit
The devil owes most Of his success to the fact
that De salwayz on hand
Pleasure ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a sting
The most laHeyous haraktcrs in tie world
are those who lives 10 the suburbs ov vir;ew-
they are rottou ice.
Lazyuess u a good deal Ike m-acy-tle
Iaoreaman has gift, the more lesecms towaut
There is no such tlirgas iulertirg yir,cw
money and titles and fever sores can Je iuhes-
tied
How many people there IL whose souls ay
in them. Ike the pi,i ct2 COOS quill
There is only one excuse for imVUjcucc: and
thatiz ignorance.
Modest men in trying to le imrujcut. al
way git sassy
Eeputaslun is Ike m7ncy-thc principal e.
often lost by putting on, at intensified
billings,
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Competition DcGcd
J. GoId4mith's Cheap Store

J. GOldSmith'S Cheap store.
Z HAVE Just finished receiving my supply Of
: Spring and Sumner Dry Goods Notions,
Clothing. &c. II j. the most handsome in style and
lower in prices than ever before .14 motto 70
q. Oa'ck Sale, aod Cuor Prafis" intend tusat.
is'y jhr punic i'm prices, ,tyle and quality. Part
of my Dry Goods embrace the following, Poplins.
Mousclaius, Black and Coorcd Alpaca. Plain and
Fancy Brillauts, Scotch Ilaids EcIage, Scotch
and Domestic Ginghams Fiauucls, Table Cloths,
E1morals, Crash, Ticking from ljc up; Muslin,
bleGchCd and urh'racApd, from loc mp, embracing
som" Of the best brands: Calicos from Zoe up;
White Goods in great variety, Honey Comb and
Narsaillrs Spreads. For Ladies have the great
est varieties in FANCY GOODS ever offered be
fore, such as liUtliings FrlliuCs. Ed-in-s. Mar
settles Trimmings, Chinese Iarasuls aud sun M
brr,ias, Kid and lislc Thread Gloves, Collars and
Cuff, Dress Buttons, Pcriumery. Corsets Em-
broidrred and Plain IIaEdAHchieis. and many
other things too numerous to mention Gents
Silk and Linen lldkis. Shirts OF all descriptions,
Bows and Ties in all styles. and great many more
not necessary TO cuuncrate.
invite special attention 10 my stock of Clothing,
Cassimcrcs and Cloths for Men. Youth and Child
rem, embracing all the latest styles; Nau's Whole
Suits from 81 % So Boys Wear al the very
lowest rates. In HATS have all stvles, black
brown and wlijn-such as Alpine, Nclocipede,
Planter, Diploma, Don QuNauc. Success, Attain
tic Dc>s and many others irom - cents up.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS. TRUNKS.
Ofall descriptions: Mating. and oil Cloths cheap.
Thankful to q generous public for past iayOrs, ]
hope 60 merit continuance Of the same.
Terms gos'irs'v Cdsh Don't forget the place
adjoining the residence OF Humphrey kevcS.
MAY G. lSGg. J. GOLDSMITH.
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Boots ~ shoes Repaired.

I AN prepared to do repairing of all kinds at the
| shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms. most respt ctiuliy solicit a share ol the
public patronage. ] can be found % my residence
one door above tie Episcopal Parsonage.
Sep. y. lsCs. JESSE BLOCkLEY.
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TOR RENT.

4 NOV sc. with five Rooms, Cellar, Kitchen
\ aud Smoke-hous,.
Possession given ~ 0uc'
BENJAMIN TONLINSON.
Arril s, lSG9-tc
y EW HERRlNG.-W- have just received a
' primo ar,icl. of Herring.
April %, 90. KEAESLEY & SHEERER.
II EERING AND SHAD.-A prime article Of
Z Herring and Shad We warrant them TO
give satisfaction. For sal" bv
May 30, lsC9. kEANSLEI 4 SHEERER.
I ANGSTRATH'S Patent Bee live for sale by
! 4 Nav 20. kEARSLEl & SHEERER
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HnrNcst Gooda

! AN now receiving a general assortment; OF
{ Groceries and Supple, suitable 70 the season.
Cash purchaser, will ind il to their advantage to
examine before buying ". EBN.
DERktLEl County Whisky suitable for
Z , Harvest. for sale by ". EBY.
u AXES and Rifles for sale by
II W. EBY.
(RUlT CANS and Glass Jars the most ap-
! proved, just received and for sale by
June l., VI. Ely.
GtR0CKERYwARE from shepberdstown just
\ received by W. ELY.
1 ME Grease, Zinc and Wood Washboar,s for
d. \ sale by W. EBY.
IN BIS Superior aud Low priced Svrups and
III Molasses, for sale bv W. EBY.
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Bcn,,tirt.I Assortment
FARMING LHSPEEEEEI
AND
Machinery

We employ none bat the best Mechanics and the
best Material. The community can rely upon quick,
neat and substantial work. and at prices TO suit the
times We are determined TO do work as low as
can be done in the County for CASH, which will
De required for all transient custom.
Wcwill make 10 order Iircshiag Machines oHd
Hor.e Poorer, of the latest patterns; PLOUGHS of
different kinds always on hand, amongst which will
De found the celebrated threc-hovse Livingston; >
horse do: the old fashioned three-horse Barshcar:
Mccormick do. for two aud three horses; also, the
thrcc-hoyse Page Plough; also. an improved Ken
lucky single and double shovel Plough. Plough
Iruus-such as Shares Coulters ShovelS Single
aud double Mould boards Of all kinds, Open Rings,
Open Links. sc. Special attention paid to Mil
work in Steel and Iron Turning and Boring in !
ron and Steel.
W. have now in full blast our FOUNDRY, and
are prepared to furnish Castings O! good quality
as low as can De bought elsewhere.
All work entrusted 10 Us will be done with dis
patch. and guaranteed 10 give satisfaction. The
tgisj price paid i'm Cash tor Od Iron of all kinds
Give Us a call at The Jclrr.ou Machine shop, - ne
Row. WERLICH ELLER.
Cha;lcstowu. Jan. %, lSGS.
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REMOVED

To RooN or "MARKEr HOUSE, SQUARE"
Harness, Saddles &c Brides,
MANUFACTURED or REPAIRED
Al ChGlestOWn jefferson County.
ry,HE Undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens of Charlestown and vicinity, that be
i constantly making andrepnrng Carriage, Gig,
Buggv. Coach and Wagon. Harness, Saddles,
Brides, Hallers, &c, in the most durable manner,
and the most modern style of workmanship, and az
short notice and upon living" terms. Ny work
commends itself. All ask il a share of the public
patronage
va Shop on Market House Square
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FOR Said.


4 GOOD and well improved FARM In the Val
: ley. 90 exchange for Property in BROOKLYN.
Ncw York. Address
WALTON * CGAIGHILL.
Real Estate Agents Challystovn, ". Va.
january D. iSGg-tf
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A New Stock.
SPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLY,

FOE ALL WANTS.
MILLER SMITH, of the Stove. Tinware. and
WI Furnishing House generally of Charlestown,
respectfully inform the citizens Of the county that
they have just received full and select assortment
Of all article. in their line that the wants Of the
season may require. An early call Is solicited, az
prices moderate and entire satisfaction, as 10
material and workmanship gHsrsnteed. Their
stock consists, in part, of large assortment Of
COOKING STOVES,
of the latest and most improved patterns, from No
TO 10, with Utensils complete.
TIN-WARE.
Of every kind and description, manufactured az
home Of the best material the market can furnish,
and by the most experienced workmen.
Also on hand select assortment OF SEAMLESS
PRESSED WARE, very heavy. and embracing
Kettles, Basins, Bowl, &c, in size from quart
10 five gallons.
OF JAPAN TARE, small supply, but embrac.
ing mxny articles ~ permanent and great econ
orny to housekeepers. Having procured large
supply of very superior material, special attention
Mill be given 10
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIVE undersigned has made arrangements
whereby he can furnish accommodations by
The Mail Stage Coach 70 persons en- route 10 Rip
pom or Bcrryville. Two trips are daily made to
RippOn, and passengers who desire it can be taken
TO Berryville upon reasonable terms.
Coach tor kiPpoH leaves Charlestown at :. ".
and ~ Il. ", returning at 10 4. y. and J.. 81.
ROBERT K. WOODY.
March 4, 1862.
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NEW GALLERY OF
PHOTOGRAPHY

rs,TIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
inhabitants Of Charlestown and the surround
inc country that be has located at Chariestown;
having purchased the building formerly occupied
by 4. F. Smith as a Photographic Gallery, aud Is
prepared to make the different styles OF pictures
NOW. in yorue. Nv terms shall be moderate-giye
me a call. ALLEN +. HALL
January Q. lSGs-9m.
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TIy.RoOFINa AND sPOUTING.

and with experienced hands and moderate prices.
we guarantee satisfaction. The improved Spout
Bracket. ofrnetal or wood, furnished when desired
RrPAIRiSe done st short notice and on reasona-
bic terms.
rI-Grain Of all descriptions, Beef Hides, Sheer
skins. Rags. Beeswax Hard Soap, Bacon, OLD
Copper and Brass, will be taken m exchange for
work, at the highest market price.
May q, 1868.
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ENERETT HOUSE.

lLlRTIbSEJTG. Y. TIF'A
TT'HIS Hotel, corner Queen and Martin Streets,
; having been recently renovated and improved,
offers special inducements 20 the travelling public.
E,cry comfort viii be afforded those who may -
sit the house. Omnibuse- are always IL comma
ucatiou with the Railroad Depot 10 convey passcn-
gers 20 and from the Hotel.
HENRY WHEN.
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On SACKS E.o, Java Laguvra. Maricabo and
ast hs ". EBY.
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August %, 1867.
select $tocI1 Of spring
Goods


Wy L a-s the attention OF our customers and the
w public, 10 a stock o. Spring Goods Just
opened, which ve believe win compare favorably
with any in the market both in quality and price.
Without euumeraing. we pledge ourselves not TO
be uuders1d by any one on the same class OF goods
Our stock embraces LADIES DRESS GOODS
ot the following varieties
MOZANBIQU GRAPE LJSTRE,
JAPANESE PRINTED FOULARDS.
BLACK AND WHITE ALPACAS.
We ask the attention Of the ladies especially 10 our
large stock of Notions and White Goods. consisting
of Gloves Hosiery. Lace. TIewstitched and J.. {.
Handkerchief Cambria ard Swiss Edging, Cow
entry and Britannia RuH.ins, Plain and Dotted
Swiss Plain and Striped Naipsook. Plain and Plaid
Cambria, Tarlt0n, Brilliant. Marscillcs Ilgne and
many other useful articles in this line. We have
also nice assortment Of Plain, Black and Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Cottonsdes, Linen, Linen Check, dc, FOR Men and
Bows wear.
0ursupply Of GROCERIES is full and complete,
and AT low figures
c-These goods have been selected with care,
and We confidently invite an Inspection Of our stock.
Nav 6, 1865 HOWELL & BRO
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House, Sign ~ Ornamental
Painting.

TIVE undersigned respectfully informs The cti-
! zens of Cha5lestown and vicinity that he j.
prepared TO execute IN good STYLE, Substantially
and promptly, and upon reasonable terms. every
description Of House : On and Ornamental Paint
ing.
upon short notice. respectfully soicit orders.
can be found at the Shop Of the late George y.
Monroe. JAMES y. SMALL.
December 3. 1865.
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JAMES WATSON,
Harvest WhiSIScy.

4 PURE Article Of Home Made HARVEST
n WHISkEY equal, ifnOt better, In quality,
and az low in price a. can be bought anywhere
FOR sale by the undersigned.
Cbarlesiogn. June II, 1850. J0iiX AVIS.