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THE NEW
Family Sewing Machine
poM S94 EMPIRE po% S9t

The extraordinary success of their new and
improved manufacturing Machines for light or
heavy work, has induced the
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.
to manufacture a New Family Machine Of the
same style and construction, with additional or
namentation, making it equal in beauty and
finish with other Family Machines whereas in
usefulness it far
OUTSKIRTS ALL COMPETITORS.
The price of this new acknowledged necessary
article comes within reach Of every class, and
the company is prepared to offer the most liberal
inducements to buyers, dealers and agents.
Every Machine warrented. Apply for circulars
and samples to
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
dec2-3m. No. 1914 BOwery, New York.
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House.

MONDAY, Dec. 6.-Mr. Rhea, from the
Committee on Commerce, submitted a
report, accompanied by a bill in lieu of
the merchants tax bill, strongly recon-
mending equal taxation, and to have the
merchants capital increased instead ofmer-
chandise.
Mr.. McElwee submitted a minority re-
port, recommending the rejection of the
bill, on the ground that it was designed
to relieve merchants at the expense of far
mcrs.
The bill was made the special order for
Wednesday, the 18th.
Mr.. Singletary introduced a bill requir-
ing the Comptroller to fund the interest
and principal of the public debt now ma
ture, or which may fall due before the lst
of January, 1870; also, to fund the notes
of the Bank of Tennessee.
The resolution of Mr.. James, of Smith,
to adjourn on the 2lst till the 9th of Jan
uary elected a good deal of discussion,
there being a division of sentiment as to
whether the Legislature should be in ses-
sin during the sitting Of the Constitutional
Convention.
Mr.. Fleming was utterly opposed to ad-
journing with any reference to the Con-
y%cntion.
The resolution to adjourn on the 2lst
inst. till the 9TH of January was adopted.
Mr.. McGaughey introduced a resolution
authorizing the Comptroller to make an APP
pointment of I 1905 0O, for the scholastic
population of the State. Referred.
Mr.. Keney introduced a bill for the re-
lief of taxpayers of Hawkins county.
House bill for the protection Of farmers
and stock ~raisers passed second reading.
The Senate not in session to-day; will
meet tomorrow.
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$40 MATCHES. $40

The Great Trade Improvement Association,
incorporated by the State) sell fine Gold and
Solid Silver Watches ut $40 each.
10000 Engravings, fully illustrating and de-
scribing all our Watches, are placed in scaled en-
velOpes, which are thoroughly mixed, and when
ordered are mailed, post paid, at the following
prices Single Engraving, 80 cents. Twelve
and rich premium, So; Twenty FIVE and elegant
Silver Hunting Watch as premium, $40; Every
engraving entities the holder thereof to- Watch
worth from 52j to $3.50, irrespective of value,
for $40. Nothing can be lost by this investment,
as no article in our stock is worth less than the
money asked, while the buyer may obtain n
watch worth $3.50. Circulars free. Just Try
it once before hastily c%ondemning us.
Address MICHELIN & Co., Managers,
dec2-Sm. FOG Broadway, cor. Fulton ST., N. Y.
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Postnonad Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court of Monroe county, Tenn, and
to me directed, l will expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House
door, in the town of Jacksonville, on Monday,
the 10th day of January, 1870, all the right, IL
tie, and interest that j. II. Worthy has in and
to one hundred and twenty acres of land, more
or less, adjoining the lands of Vim. Breakbill ON
the North, James Breakebill, on the East and the
heirs of Abijah Fowler, jr., on the West and
others, and that of George Worthy, on the South,
to satisfy a judgment that VIM. Weaver obtained
for Joseph Cathcart, against James II. Worthy,
A. Morrow, and George Worthy, to satisfy debt
and costs of suit. j. j. CRIPPTS, Sheriff.
dec at prf 1900.
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SEND FOR A COPY OF NEW EDITION
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and Business form Book.

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and that will furnish him with such information
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own counsel. The entire leading press of the
country unqualifedly endorse the work. Price
only 1925. Sent post paid. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address JNO. G. WELLS, Pub
Usher, No. 1872 Broome Street, N. Y. dec2-3m.
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House,

Mr.. Dillon introduced a bill instruct
ing the Comptroller and Tax collectors to
receive notes of the Bank of Tennessee in
payment of taxes.
Mr.. Singlotary introduced a bill giving
County Courts the power of Incorporating
villages, upon proper application.
House bill repeating the law organizing
the Governors staff, with an amendment
allowing him a private secretary, passed
third reading.
Senate bill repeating the law compensa-
ting loyal citizens for losses sustained du-
ring the war passed third reading.
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House.

Mr.. Fleming introduced a bill repeal
ing the act for holding the Chanccry Court
in Oyertou county. Also a bill repeating
the act for the protection of Sheriffs and
constablos. Passed.
A resolution authorizing the Comptroll-
er not to issue any more bonds to railroad
companies till the Legislature takes action
or bills now before it on the subject, was
adopted.
The bills Incorporating the Knoxville
Leather Company and the Knoxville Man
ufacturing Company, passed second read
ing.
The bill Incorporating the Commercial
Bank of Knoxville passed,
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W METALLIC
WEATHER STRIPS

For the Exclusion of Cold, Wind, Rain, Snow,
Dust and Drafts from Doors and Windows.
These invaluable Strips have stood the test Of
six years on some of the most superb public and
private buildings in the United States and Can
adas. They will last for 20 years and will save
in one season fuel sufficient to nearly cover their
cost. Every huusekeCpcr should send for our
Descriptive Circular and price list. Agents
wanted everywhere. Liberal inducements. Ad-
dress BR0wNE's METALLIC WEATHER STRIP Co.,
dec2-3m. No. 234 Broadway, N. \.
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CIRCULATION Sc, goo COPIES!

The greatest success is attending the publica-
ton of BALLOU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE of any
periodical in the world. Each number contains
One Hundred Pages of the choicest Stories, PO-
ems and Engravings, or Twelve Hundred Pages
every year for 81 .5O-being fully three-fourths
as large as either OF the four dollar Magazines,
at about one-third their price.
iB Now is the time to Subscribe.
Terms-sl. so a year; I copies, 80; IL copies,
SIS. Send stamp for specimen copy and pros
pectus to ELLIOTT, THOMAS Il TALBOT,
dec 2-3mos. Publishers, Boston, Mass.
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House.

The House was called to order at nine
O'Clock. Mr.. Speaker Perkins in the chair.
BY Mr.. Owen-A bill to protect the in
terest of persons dying intostate. Passed.
BY Mr.. Kenney-A bill to prohibit At
torneys General from sending bills of in
dictment or presentment before grand ju-
ries without the real name of the prosecu-
tor. Passed.
Senate bill re-chartering the Northern
Bank of Clarksville was taken up.
Mr.. Steele offered an amendment that
no bank herein chartered shall be exempt
from taxation as provided by law. Adopted
Mr.. McClary offered an amendment in
cooperating the Bank of Athens. Adopted.
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House.

Mr.. Nixon introduced a bill TO encour-
age manufactures in this State. 1t pro-
vides that a capital stock of not less than
$1,000, when employed in manufacturing,
shall be exempt from State and county
taxation.
Mr.. Hunley offered a resolution recon-
mending the Constitutional Convention to
enact a provision allowing women to vote,
hold office, sit on ~juries, etc.
Mr.. Dillon offered a resolution appoint
ing a special committee to investigate and
report the best method of raising funds to
pay the interest on the State debt.
Considerable discussion ensued upon the
proposition to lease the Northwestern
Railroad to the Chattanooga Railroad, but
the House adjourned without taking any
action on it.
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Somethinp

Such a vehement rush has been made upon
this place for vacant property, that injunctiOns
cannot all be satisfied. l therefore ''break
loOse'' with consent of applications and offer
for rent on reasonable terms, a good Store house,
with two other rooms adjoining. Houses well
situated for business. Applications must be
made within ten days. Something else may
turn up, as Sweetwater is 'grinding %faster,"
now. dec2lt* j. q. STARRAT.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-12-09

We buy and pay as much as the market will
justify,
Bacon, Lard, Wheat, Corn,
Eggs, Butter Feathers, Dry Hides,
Clean Cotton and Linen Rags,
Tallow, Flax Seed, Dried Fruit,
Meal and Flower.
We are also Agents for the
Holston Plaster Company, and are
prepared to furnish Plaster by the
Car Load, or in small quantities.
We notify all that we are
Agents for the sale of J. H. Tay-
lors' Brooms Manufactured by him
in this county, which can be pur-
chased from us by Whole sale, at
New York prices. They are
equal, if not superior to any broom
Manufactured in the North.
Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere.
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House..

Messrs. Buckley, Buell. of Alabama, and Cox
of New York, were admitted.
Messrs. Sherrod and Cox, from Alabama,
approached the bar, but were objected to.
The House then took o recess till half past one.
A resolution was introduced by Mr.. Farms
worth, of Illinois, for the immediate restoration
of Virginia.
After some skirmishing, on motion of Mr..
Stokes, of Tennessee, the resolution was refer
red to the reconstruction committee.
This action was regarded as unfayorable to
Virginia.
The cases of Sherrod nd Cox, from Alabama,
was referred to the committee on elections.
A resolution was introduced referring the ere
dentials of the Mississippi and Virginia members
to the committee on elections.
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TOWLE,S PATENT.

Grade and Drainage Level, Price only SIS.
Every Farmer needs one. Every School should
have one. No Engineer, required to lay out
roads, walks md watercourses. viii establish
levels for foundation walls, bridges, made ground,
sc. 1t is extremely simple and beautiful. Sent
to any address on receipt of price, Descriptive
Circulars, with cut, free. Hamilton E. Towle,
Civil Engineer, and Special European Patent
Solicitor, 176 Broadway, New York.
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P RI

CAN GET
TYPES, PRESSES and PRINTING MATERIAL
GENERALLY
At greatly reduce Prices from
VANDERBURG, WELLS & CO.,
ITO Fulton Street, and is & 10 Dutch ST., N. Y.
Makers of
Wood Type, Eagle, California and other Eco
nomical Cabinets, Cases, Stands and Galleys.
FAcToRY-Patterson New Jersey.
N. B.-Young's excellent Coppy-Holder and
everything of recent production in the line.
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W A D,
Local and TRAVELLING.

For the American Meat and Vegetable Chopper,
The best thing, without exception, in the mar
ket saves 20 per cent. in time and labor cuts
10 to u lbs. of meat, sufficiently fine for pies,
in four minutes. Agents are coming money.
Cut of machine, Terms, &c., free. Address D.
A.. Newton g. Co., No 38 Cortland Street N. Y.
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r

CHURCH, School and Parlor Organs and Melo-
v deems of every description, at reduced pri-
ces. Send for a copy Of the last edition of the
"Silver Tongue" which will be mailed free to
any address upon application to the oldest man
ufacturers of Reed Organs and Melodeons in
America. E. P. NEEDHAM s. Sow, las, l45 &
147 East Esd ST., New York. .er.~l
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-12-09

An additional amendment, incorpora-
ting the Bank of Benton, was adopted.
The bill and amendments were then re-
ferred to the Committee on Banks.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1869-12-09
IMonroe County Iands.

DERS0NS wishing information as to the quail
Il fty and prodaetiVeness of the Lands Of Mon
roe county, as well rs the climate and facilities
of Stock Raising and Manufactures, will please
address. NJ. +. JOHNSON,
nOvlS4t Tellico Plains, Tenn.
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EAST TENNESSEE
r.

TN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR CHRIST
l. mas Goods, we are now offering everything
in the way Of China, Glass and Que ensware at
greatly reduced prices. Call and examine the
largest stock Of CrOckery ever opened in East
Tennessee. See our prices before making pur-
chases. We import directly from manufacturers,
and are at all times prepared to sell lower than
the goods can be bought elsewhere. But
NOW Is the TINE FOR BARGAINS.
We must have room for new goods about toar-
rive, and have marked all goods downtown.
Avail yourselves Of the opportunity and save
from twenty-five 10 fifty per cent. Money
saved In money mad0o We can
not enumerate in an advertisement the thousands
Of articles which go to make up a complete stock
Of 6rSt class China Hous-but in the East Ton
nessee China House you can find anything you
need Come and look or send your orders.
IA Letters of inquiry promptly answered.
R. M. Doll * Co.,
noy25tf. IS Gay Street. Knoxville, Tenn.
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HOTEL
known as the j. G. Vaughn House,
CHARLES Fl. BEAN, Prop'r.

SITUATED IN A FEW STEPS OF THE DEPOT.
MO PAINS WILL BE SPARED TO RENDER
1S Guests comfortable in every respect.
Baggage conveyed to and from the Depot, free
of charge. Persons from this and surrounding
counties can have their horses well cared for.
Prices moderate. dec2tf
For Rent.
Any person desiring to rent a comforta-
bic room, up stairs, in the business portion
of the town, on reasonable terms, can do
so by applying at this Office Immediately.
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40 SECRETS FREE--CLARK s CO., Newark,
New Jersey. octl4-3m
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-04
UNCLE HIRAM's WILL
BY CAROLINE CONRAD.

dduActtS, "loh yoa VIVIAN
not
A young Hebe with q face
like blossom, was altering the
droop of a feather on the jaun-
tiest of riding hats--an absorb.
ing occupation-but she lifted
a pair of the sauciest, archest
eyes.
{ Wouldn't what, mamma ?
Flirt so with Tudor King
A little bit of a rose leaf flush
fitted over Laurette Earn
shaw's velvet cheek.
81 assure you, mamma, am
not flirting
Then you're in earnest. and
that is worse yet Mrs Earn
shaw exclaimed in dismay.
Why worse ? think Tu-
dor King is splendid. He is
handsome as a prince. ] al
ways imagine when l anl with
him, that ! am living in the
old days Of .joust and tourna-
ment, and that Tudor is my
brave knight, come to claim at
fair hands guerdon for gallant
deeds.
Mrs. Earnshaw looked be-
wildered. Il don t know what
you mean child, but | know if
you go on this way, you'll lose
all chance of being your uncle s
heiress. You know he can't
abide Tudor King
The beauty shrugged her
pretty shoulders.
It's not my uncle who is
called upon to admire Tudor
King at all, at all, :
! know, it's not your uncle
that so-taken with this hand
some deceiver, it's his migrate
full niece, and he turn us both
out if You go on this way against
his known wishes Mrs. Earn
shaw said, querulously. If
lit was Ralph Henderson,
now .-a
fthe hue that suddenly over
spread Laurette's face at the
mention Of that name, bore any
resemblance to roses, it was to
that scarlet variety that flames
out from the heart Of summer.
She gave little impatient
stamp with her slippered foot.
Il am tired to death with that
name. 1t is drummed in my
ears from morning until night,
and has been, till | think il
Ralph Henderson and ] were
the two last people left on this
earth I would ask him to go in
one direction with all possible
expedition, while I went the
other l....,
aDear, DEAR sighed Mrs,
Earnshaw, swhat would Hiram,
say If he heard that P
He will hear it the next
time he leases me about his
broad-shouldered pet pouted
Laurette. Tudor King is
worth half a dozen such. Look
mamma Did you ever see any
body half so handsome
Rather handsome, indeed, was
the cavalier-like gentleman,
whose caracolling, coal-blacl
steed, bore him at this moment
up the chestnut Swallowed ave-
nue.. His black eyes flashed
and the black waved hair toss
ed in the wind as he caugh'
sight of Laurette in the win
dow, and dotted his beaver II
most approved mud graceful
fashion, reigning in his curvet
ing steed at the same time, ane
bowling till the black locks al
most swept the horse's neck.
Laurette returned his bow
smilingly, and stopping an in
slant to bestow Q most express.
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Clothing.
GREAT FALL STOCK OF
CLOTHING !!

a.. W. M Z Z l. S
>as HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
A the Fa' tories with the largest and
~ best stock of
-.1A. GENTS CLOTHING
sver offered in the Norfolk market, whieh
he has bought CHEAP, and designs to
astonish the people with the Low
PRICES he intends selling At.
The finest stock OF
g l. u T Z N y
ever brought to this market can Low be
found at his store, and the prices are as
tonishjng low.
Gentlemen are invited TO call and ex-
ainine.
=, W. Mills,
Gents Ciothier,
~. ii Main street,
nUl4 .tetu Of Mark Ell Souare.
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ATe - ~'|'~7 ~ q SAss
member III the koyai College OF susseas,
London, Graaus,le Of one 81 the auIssf er,sj
nent Colleges 1T Tie UItlsd States, az
the gieatef pari Of Whose Lie has hsst,
spent Ia tne hospitals OF LondoR, Paris
some OF The Q.osI aSLonisujlR CORES tt,,
were ever kau" a; many troubled VIII
ringing III ne head and cars when GAlssD
great nervousness, estns alarmed at suG
osa sounds, haattlulnvss, with frequent
plashlnS, attended sonetira es with oae
rangemeG-u II 1nlnd were cur cd i'm IA al =
atelv.
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NEW PATENT PA
RAVEN & BACON,
Established 1M9,}


Manufacturers of Plano Eortes, wi
thel~ Patent Combination
Sounding-boArds.
PATENTED AUGUST l4rB, 1866.
This invention, Introduced exclusive
into our Pianos. is Of the greatest advan
tage to the tone Of the instrument, as il
affects the sounding board. the very sou
of the Piano, and produces thereby a pure
liquid tone greatly superior In quai'ty
and power to that Of the ordinar- Piano
The soundlng.board released from It's
connection with the Piano case, and reFt.
ing upon under sounding. boards. Is re.
ieved from the rigidity caused by sucl
connection. and it's vlbratory quality 10
creased.
Our Pianos are tirst-claSs In every -
specG, and purchasers will have not only
our own guarantee OF the reputation. O
the instrument. obtained from the expe,
rience of our pst runs who havea1sed then
for a generation. All lovers OF this emf.
nently household instrument, as we'll Al
parties proposing to purchase new ri NO.
are invited to call and examine oul as
sortment ap6-P&wly
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IFor the NoRPoLK DAY Book.
FAREWE ELL.

IFor the NORFOLK DAY BooK.l
FAREWELL.
TO NJ -. l ..
pAETsLoH.
Nv heart Is sad, my soul Ia dark,
Fen my flowers Of hope are faded,
Nor CLEANS there cen the faIntess spark
Ofjoys now past--forevsr shaded.
So young ia years. yet old in gloom,
Itrembe with tbs blight of sorrow
That maaks my pathway to the tomb
The sntranos on that endless morrow.
I,p0nder as ait alone ~.
And watch..the little stars above me,
And list the surge's undertone
That seems to saY--"shs'li never love
thee ~
Love me, alas, that csnnot be;
The verv stars are twinkling-'aaver,'
And, oh! the surges of the sea .'
Are whispering of my doom forever.
Then, fare .thes-wesl I'll HE me hence;
Oh. wilt thou never think Of me-
Think of the heart whose love-incenss
Shall ever bless its idol-thse.
May 8, 1869.
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ne 1Sa4lolSa+M IN ( 'lt TIN eaxae.
saoiiisninent ItnlH tie ia.-t sws,ut y wear.
.I na eue Numerous important surgical
0pefalloes LeITutine2 Nv De. Johnsfoo
wi.uessed by 0tie reporters OF IRs iSssrs ia
saany ot:lsE papGTS, notices OF Uhiat Lave.
aFpsdrei Ryan sAG again tetars Tho pU tj>
~ nss4aes nIs standing as a gentlenasD sse
cEaIaoer ana rNspectautlity, IS q gu H.
eiehl sualaGtee 10 tn3 afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY cuRpu
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BhLTIM0RE L0CE HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED Az 4 tl.FUak FRtn
QuACKERY.
CAN BB OBTALNaH.

9,2E oNL 2 IeLA clz WGlgxels n oeI.I
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+. n r. rs -e't- "f - 7ti
Nori0S' - NOTICE
Tho undersigned respectfully solIolti
ali kinds of
COPYING WORK !
Which will be done neatly, promptly
d at reasonable ratea. He will also
WRITE BUSINESS, LOVE AND OTHEE
4 LETTERS,
for all parties, irrespective OF color. at the
most accom- N odating terms, according u
the length and general character OF tin
letter. All kinds OF go
PRINTING, JOB WORK AND BOOK
g BINDING
attended with dispatch, and atreducee
prices. i gea.,-.5} IL
ADVERTISEMENTS
~WRfTTEN IN RHYME OR PROSE.
He hopes his friends and the public
generally wiirgive him q call. Apply u
y sf WIN. h. HQLSTEAD,
. ...,,s, DAY BOOK Office,
+ b2i-tf Roanoke Avenue.
THE RAM1E PLANT!
TO THE, FARMERS AND PLANTERS
or THE SOUTH,
We oder as l.remlupa tog Subscriber
Daily AND WEEKLY DAY SOCK
ROOTS UF TEE RAMIE PLANT.
To each subscriber TO The WEEKLY pa,
hooE, tor o9e Ssar, sSnSoIpppaa'ea "'o o.
To ea6h subscriber t. the DAILY DA,
Book, for one year. accom- pan led with 80
ten Roots OF the Rsmte Plant.
Those lsDots are In ane condition 4
propagate, and each Root can oe In
creased In one year four or i've hundre,
fold, and In two years as many thousan.
fold. ufldireehons for pr pagatlng to-
kamte W III be- sent.
EA-atances i d all cases to be mad'
by Post Once Money Orders. Rsgiste. &
Letters or by Express. ~ o
Address Fstts
@ lNQ, X. HATHAWAY,
49, Editor Of the DAx Book,
1875 u E.sfs .4tf+ I "a Norfolk. Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1869-02-26
Price only $3.50 Per Copy.
GREAT BARGAINS!
CHEAP FOR CASH.

CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
NOW OPEN
An Assortment Of Very Cheap
Blankets and Bed Rugs,
Fine Black Cassimeres,
Sup. Black French Cloths,
Genuine Virginia Cashmere,
Heavy Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Fine and Heavy Cloths for Suits,
KY Jeans, Tweeds and Kerseys,
White, Red and Gray Flannels,
Very Sup. Country Flannels,
Wool Shirts and Draws,
Ladies Merino Shirts and Draws,
Heavy Plaid and Striped Domostics,
Bleached Pillow Case Cottons,
Very Wide Sheetings,
Superior and Cheap Cottons,
Towellings, all prices and kinds,
Table Cloth Goods in great variety,
Russia Diaper, all widths,
With a Complete Assortment Of
Stockings, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Neckties
Collars, Scarfs, Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks
and thousand other articles.
At ROBERT L. WOODS,
Corner King and Fairfax Streets,
Feb. 5, 1869. ALEXANDRIA. Va.