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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28
NO.. 3.
The First Case Under General Grants
Last Order.

The First Case Inaef eebeThi oSu"
Last Order.
The Fredericksburg NsVs gives the
following statement. OF ,he 6rsi case that
has occurred in Virginia under General
Grants order, relative 10 cases in which
negroes are concerned:
On Saturday Mr.. J. n. keene, a
northern man, who resided north OF the
Potomac during the war. and came here
about six months ago, was arrested and
carried of to Richmond, 10 be detained
'in military copfnemen, until proper
judicial tribunal may be ready and vii.
ling 10 try him."
1t seems that some days ago negro
was passing under the window OF Mr..
Keene's Tin shop, on or near whom MIR.
X, unintentionslly, threw an old quid OF
tobacco the negro, in an insolent and
Threatening manner, asked Mr.. n. "who
the h-ll he was throwing his tobacco
on" Some words passed. The negro
cursed him. and he picked up a small
hammer and run after him over'sking
the negro, he asked what he meant by
his impudence, and The negro repeated
his impudsnce and threatened fight,
whereup pom Mr.. X. gave him few cracks
with The hammer.
Would not General Grant or General
Terry haze punished The negro in some
way under the same prorocdtion J
The negro was insolenl TO The msgIs.
trs,e in his conduct when demanding a
warrant. was proved by one negro snd
one white mar. who heard the quarrel.
to have made false statement IN regard
TO his conduct in the beelnning. had not
been hurt by The punishment and was re-
ally the party first in fault, The magis-
irate. thinking ii unnecessary 10 grant
warrant "fsllrd' to do so. On the me-
gro's statement, we suppose, Mr. !.
was arrested, taken from his business aid
carried TO military confinement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28
THE SOLDIERS DREAM OF HOME


The gentle moon shown bright down.
The stars kept watch above me,
A.IIay upon my soldier couch,
And dreamed of those who love me.
The broad earth was my only oed'
NV covering Heavens blue dome,
Yet, swsetIy slept and dreamed away,
Ofloving on:s at home.
stood within m, own dear homo,
A father smiled and blessed me;
Ny gentle mother kissed my brow,
And fondly she caEessed me.
She told me how at evening, when
All gathered round for prayer,
She prayed that God would bless her boy.
Her boy who was not there.
Sweet, loving sisters smiled around,
And darling little Eva
Clung fondly 10 her brothers neck,
And begged me not to leave ber.
ws sung dear old familiar tunes,
Soi, music filled the room,
And eli was JOY and light within
My own bright sunny home.
But eh !, fsir end gentle hand
Iclaspsd within my own,
An6 dearer than all else 10 mo
Was Jennie's gentle tone.
Ber seft brown eyes looked into mine
With glad and happy beam;
Ah woold thu. had never waksd,
To find it but dream.
Farewell Jennie, home and friends,
lnay not see you soon,
But every night I'll dream Of you
Beneath the gentle moon.
Pm always with you in my dreams,
Though far away roam,
And my heart seems lighter, happier now
Since that sweet dream Of home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

An uneracious scamp in New York
has revealed another secre! OF ladies' toll.
cites. He says they wear crWches TO
sunpor, their shoulders and make ihem
W ak upright. The eruiehes are mys,e-
riously concealed in their garments.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

TLTISe HooYs.-A friend asks our
opinion Of the new style Of 'iling hoops.
We are not competent judges Of any ar.
ticle Of ladies' clothing. and especially OF
this. for we have seen buI single 'peci.
men. and then JUS, as the far wesrer was
turning a corner. bu, We are rather dis
posed 10 like them. ss
sd saw her but moment,
Nethinks see her now"
-Ciorks51g Conserrofire
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28
A Siberian woman.

gentleman who is engaged IN 'he TEL
esrapbic expedition in Siberia, relates The
following inciden, in a le ter 10 friend
IN Clnclnnau
81 me, with korak woman. Of about
twenty-five years of age, on the great
Tundra, (marGed Kersu on the msp,)
who drove team Of reindeers with q
loaded sledge fifty veIsls in one day, and
al night slept out in the snow, with no
covering whatever excep, the clothes she
bad worn during the day. and in ten.
pera,ure 43 degrees below zero. or rs
degrees below The freezing point! Think
of Thai. ,e elfcminate ladies' OF America.
Ths, saw myself, although even TO me
IL seetus incredible now. l thought II an
extraordinary thing to sleep IN reindeer
akin reut ou, doors in such weather. and
should have frozen 10 death IN Two
hours had | attempted to sleep without It.
She travelled with US dIvlng her own
reindeer and sleeping on the snow every
night.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

An old lady who had insisted on her
minister praying for rain, had her csbba-
ges cut up by a hail storm. and on view
ing The wreck, remarked that she "never
knew him 10 undertake any yihing Without
OVERRIDING IL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

An snalyzing dame reports that she has
heard OF but one old woman who kissed
her COW, but she knows OF many ihou-
sands OF young ones who have kissed We.
~ gres, calves,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

The ribbons which hang half wsy
down the .kirs at the back Of lsdies'
dresses. have received . name in Eng
Isnd-lhsy are called "iollow me. my
lads"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

an Eastern editor asks his subscribsss
10 pay up.ihsl he may plsy similar JOKE
upon his creditors. We like 70 see Q
good Joke 90 round.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

Tommy. my son. said fond mother.
do you say your prayers night and morn.
ing 2 Yes, thai 10. nights; bu, sny
smart boy can take care Of himself in The
dsy time
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

Sonny. does your father take psPsrf
Yes. cir. ,wo Of 'sm. One Of 'sm be-
longs TO Mr. smnb and she other 10 Ay.
Thompson. hooks 'sn bob Of DO
ssoop % regular o. can b. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

A eolored girl In Georgia has brought .
suit for breach Of promise Of msnisgs
against negro man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

Many . woman ,hisks che can do moth
ing without busbsad. and when she gels
one, finds she can DO noil,iog with him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

Why is q ulting skirt like slaughter
pen Because lean end fat eoires sfs
seen IN them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

"Wba' are you looking after. my
daughter 2 "Looking for a son.in.ia "
for you and father"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

spesking Of hitting hoop skirts. the
Louisville Journal vslian ly says: "Til,
az much az you please, ladies', we can
snnd j, il yoI can"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

..rm afraid you'll come to want s'iG
an old lady to young gen'le"sn i
nave come To- walt already" was the re-
DIV. II van, your daughter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-28

II sman deceives thee. trust him no'
again: if he insults thee, go away from
him: if he strikes thee. then thrash HIN
like all smoke.
The national Republican., 1866-07-20
GOING AHEAD BACKWARDS.

The Albany argus and Atlas calls upon
q contemporary in that State to state distinctly
whether it is in favor of the admission of the
loyal Senators and Representatives to their
seats in Congress. The contemporary replies
that it is, but it thinks with Congress that
none Of them are loyal. The argus and
Atlas asks the same paper whether it is in
favor OF the Philadelphia convention. The
contemporary answers that it is, and yet he
thinks the September convention is the one
Tor the Union delegates from the South to
attend. These answers remind us of the
Irishman's impressions of crab.
Ye are quare crayther, any how" says
Pat. aye seem to be goin ahid backward
faster than ye git forninst yerself"
Some Of the newspapers in the rural dis
tricts seem 10 want to sustain the Administra-
ton as against Congress, but in consequence
Of their desire to please their representatives
in that body, they 60 ahead backward faster
than they get forninst themselves. II some
of them would take the ground Of another
Irishman who fell into well, and when in
Quired Of from the top whether he was dead,
answered "N0, BY jabsrsi I'm not dead, but
The national Republican., 1866-07-20
Negro Suffrage.


Tho Richmond Wig has letter from an *.
rebel, who says:
am n much opposed to allowing these freedmen
to come en- masse to the ballotbox as any man, and
four years. service In the llustrious army Of north
ern Virginia, should be surety that am incapable
Of . thought or feeling inimicai to the South.
But can freely declare that know many negroes
better qualified for the suffrage morally and intel
lectualy than Thousands tho present white voters
Whistler any mans color should exclude him from
political privileges, am in some doubt; but I am
quite sure that no mans color should inpesf him
with such privileges. 90. , Z!
Ny propositions suggest . oompromiss between
extremists. No man, Of what complexion soevsr,
should bo permitted to vote unless properly quail.
fed; yet, 10 qualified, hs should vote, be he as
black as Erobus. The proposed measure will admit
but few fresdmsn-and those Of . superior class
to the franchise and will exclude forever the vast
body Of ruianism, whose just destiny Is to be gov
erned and not to govern. I think we will bs in
finite gamers BY this plan. If We delay, or per.
sstenty refuse the privilege Of suffrage 70 them in
this restricted form, likely to have universal
suffrage granted to them by act Of Congress. Give
the blacks the qualified suffrage suggest, snd
even fierce Thaddeus Stevens may relsnt. i,
What says the Bowling Green Louisville Courier
to that Is 1t going to add this plank to the nins.
teen in its PLATFORM Lot us know.
The national Republican., 1866-07-20
The Austri.ns and Con, G.bl,u.,

In Austria people are SO dismayed by the success
Of the Prussians that some are found sufficiently
lost to all Of propristy as to designate as
tratsr Gen. De Gablenz, whose corps was destroyed
at Trantsnaui GablepE the brilliant the audaeious
could not be sufficiently fsted-a man who 10 chiy.
alric loyalty personinsd. His misfortune was that
q division Of the Prussian Guard, by dint Of forced
marches, was enabled to fall on his flank Origin
ally command In Italy was offered him, but he
demanded to serve in Bohemia, that he might have
an opportunity to take bis revenge on the Prus.
slams, who chased him from Holstein and who have
now so completely conquered him.-Pais Pays,
JHly 8. U -. sen. ...'. b.
The national Republican., 1866-07-20

Of which they iupsts Va nenbsr q Nh Aody. an
. nature deeply ipjuriouk " Innal snd 'psr.
soual character, indusnq go Ivils9a Of sush
member and their psSs tied q 3ins. as Il
pr:A:sscs p: ~. H. sss 4 8. ..s s'::Si sss
passion Of thsis enshss, wss guilly II ~ viola-
tion Of The priSilsga Of such nsm1ee ~ sf this
Houss, and N conduct In thAt rsouf1 6sfits and
receives its unqualified disapprobatlok.
Mr.; Besvsns, Of Pa, ohsrsd The following rssols-
tion: t..,. ~,
Rsssissd, (sAs ssssas ssassrri.s,) TAsk -.
Congress sdjourns u will adjourn 10 msst seaia On
Saturday, the hrst day Of Dseembsr, sxcsps DSnsr
sunuonsd By the prssdisg oGlesr Of both Houses,
whioh PowT, n ssss ef susfssney, 10 hereby
Objection was made that he rssolution wss not
privileged quSstlos. Tks Bpssksr held that Il was
Mr.. Steysas withdlDwths rssolsfioay stasiAg that
BE- would oHsr u aeain te.morow--snd the Speaker
shhssqaenty inforssd ~ House that II ofsrsd To-
morrow hs would s.bult ~ qusssion TO the Houss
xAssA's q vesls - 'sssaysd I, psivilss.a aass-
nj, Bidwsil, of ca, sAilsx - uS Ssst.s v X.
sonsidsr Ne y,ss by vAish ~ AsasAs Bin essatiaa
laads - "a e Ne .sosssssstssn q fsiirssA 81
sslsT.ph i.s ftss fcrslssd, otsson y ~ osna
Connjttss ~ Public Lands. The vote ~ recon.
ddsmA A shstituts for the biil wss sdsPtsd,
and Ne bill - smsndsd passsA. y !asaAl,.N
ia epsaksf auuounosd - ths HOUSE ausnbsrs
y tne J0inS COMMITTED on fsHonohment M1oo1gr
Hale gsAeaek, Jsseks, ,RAsdaii Of psunsgAvanis,
and JohA L. Thonas.s1. baa ysss ~ .suN1 ,sBnfaf
Mr.. BlasAaapof 0As6y saesAauy Ne uetioa 70
sopssrnine he Slati 81 fsssSs'ss ~ On 81 III III
d March isst rsfsrssd ssiiks ossnitsss o. Re.
M. sssv,ss, u Ps6nsyivsais novsa 70 Isy The
motion 10 rSeonsidsr on ths tshis. ", N
NJ. LyHeh, ef MaiaS. nsysd 70 sdjsurn. 4. 6
4sS--ev 70 oS.l -cefStus rf- y.lla lsssAif -
The vote was then taken On the motion TO lay
e: .ssica % rsoondAsr On the tsbls, aad II was
TAs vots r.eonnisslss Ii. jsia. irsse,u.isa NJ
tAsn reoonsidsrsd--J1 % ~. lI.,s--I.gE
NJ Bingham withdrew tie motion 10 rseon lii,
and ohsrsd the following = . substitute for his
gwhsrsa, The stass' Il Tsnsss,ss =. n soos
fAith SAtiAsd Tie ansndnsnt 70 ~ nCoussitvSisn
ofths United Btatss proposed By the Thirty Ninth
CongreW 70 the lsgislAtur6e OF 0s several 0tatee,
and has shown Otherwise TO the satsfastiou Of Cen
grees, By psopsr spirit Of obedience b Ne boay
q hee ysopas, hsr tstura 70 hsf lss slssaAneS %
The ocsyrnnsht laws and ssthority of fks United
6tAtss; therefore b. it, n rN,si.i =. AZ,
Rssoies5, de-, That the etats ,ef Tennessee Il
hereby declared TO BE- rsstsesd 70 her former proper
practical rslstions 10 the Unon snd aesin entitled
to be reprsssntsd By 6suators and Representative
In Consrsss dely elected And qualiasd, upon their
taking the oaths Of once required By the existing
Mr.. Bingham moved The previous question, ana
thsn, At o O'Clock, the House adjourned. ".
The national Republican., 1866-07-20
Tn. New Commander OF the Austrian Army

Bsnedek has already been deposed from his COM
mand. II the war oontinuss--whio God forbid-it
will DO the young Arohduke Albert who has left
Venice with hundred thousand fresh troops, and
hundred thousand new recruits for the army Of
the North. .....
BERLIN, July 5-The Queen has been several
times to see the wounded who have arrived here,
and has received several ovations from the public
Her Majesty appeared at the balcony and graciously
salutsd the crowd. The victory gained by the
Prussians has produced the great enthusiasm at
Berlin. The statue of Frederic II was covered
with laurels.-LD Press, July ,.- .....
The national Republican., 1866-07-20

1t is rumored the financial position Of M.
dc Lsmartins has been discussed BY the French
Cabinet and 1t Is in contemplation to pay all Of
his dsbts, and give him pension of "a, 900 year,
he, on the other hand, transferring 10 the Govern.
msnt all his sststss copyrights and other property
1t Is said the only obstacle to this Arrangement /.
M. do Lsmartins's hesitation to accept any favo,
from the Government
The national Republican., 1866-07-20

am spachless," they would make far better
exhibition Of themselves. II they have not
courage enough 70 come squArely up to the
work Of sustaining The AdministAtion at this
crisis, they would do,better tSbe sspeeeh-
less" than 70 Try to- uphold Tn PrssrDnr
and Congress in the same breath. " "
The national Republican., 1866-07-20

HENRY SAITH, Of Salem Mass, COMMITTED
suicide on Saturday at the residence Of his BROTHER
in-law, ]. L. Green, in Norwich, c., by shooting
boring under temporary sbsrrstion os mind. af'.l
The national Republican., 1866-07-20
A N N o U N O. MEN T.,
nN0oLN. AND THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY,
We propose 70 publish, early In the Fall Of 1895,
THE HISTORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY, 10 ,a
By HOE ISAAC N. AsxoID, a.
tLats Member Of Congress from Iiiinois.) ,

tIats Member Of Congress from Iiisois.)
NJ Arnold was friend and associate Of Mr. Linco1n
at the bar, member Of Congress dprtng his entire "a
minstration and from his arrival d the Capital 10 ths
dsy q he ass.asinesn was upon terms Of
The work vas eenmsnesd nearly year before ths
death Of Mr. Lincoln, and With his approval. The ~
thor has aimed 70 give full history Of the life and sd-
ministrstion Of Mr. Lincoln and the ovsrhrow of sla.
very. He somnsnces with sketch Of the history Of
mise describing the eonaie between Freedom and bls.
sroyth o. nt-slavsry Hs gives history Of ths 1fs
Of Mr. Linccn the hardships Of his early years his
education, his career IN the Illinois Lsgslsturs st the
bar the circuit In Congress- on the stump tie LIN
colin and Douglas debate, and his election to the Pss.
dency.
Then follows history Of his adm,nistrs,,ou and Of
the various steps, exseutiys legislative and military
which resulted In the overthrow Of slavery and tie
saysholdsIs Iebslionj and the passage by Congress-
and the adoption BY the States Of the consttutonai
smendmsnt aboshing and prohibiting slavery forever
Sketches OF the great debates In Congress Of
senators sud Members aud Of the lsAding men in the
Cabinet and nt the head Of the armies with general
narration Of the important military movements, will be
The aim Of the author has been to give truthful his
tory Of tho great drama Of the rebellion with Liueolu
- the leading character and 10 describe him as he was
from youth until he became the emancipation OF race
country. r" lTaI7I - = .r'-'a ~ = -
The work will be large octave Of not less than 600
pages, and VIII be sold by subseriptlon.
CLARKE q co, Publishers,
jyl6.4w 80 and 50 wAshington street, Chieago.
The national Republican., 1866-07-20

IL LOOMS. snssDssr p.urIsr, sss
Psnssylvasis avenue. nssr corner of f>~ALILD
Ninth lrss stsnas W all brsnehss pprtsining 70 ths
psoessson nAlformAtion Of the nolth sosfe>tsA eAe
very variety Of AxuAsiL ssta nstN sps.H
The national Republican., 1866-07-20

Inportant 20 Ex-OMesrs OF the Army.
II will bs interesting 70 3 large number Of sx.
officers Of the army 10 know that Congress has
finally psssed the sot giving three months extra
pay proper to all volunteer officers below the rank
Of brisadsr general who were in the military ser.
vice March g. 1885, and were discharged after April
Of the sams year. t a.a
The national Republican., 1866-07-20
n son YLOR,
BooKsELLER AND srArIoxxR.

ssA Psnnsylvana avenue, door west Of Ninth street.
~ tHs-ftF WAsHIHdroH Orr.
All the new books Of the age received i'm nsdistsly
prioss. r-g - 74'-'77---
Imported Stationery and Americas nufseturs, Of ali
grsdss and ysnety, q the ioyest hsV York priess
biant Books 81 all stylss on haad and made 70 oedsr
without loss Of time w
yi.i,i.g c.rds printed. ana plates engraved s ,hs
Al Medical Books supplied 81 publishers, rassds
Paper and Envelopes stamsd TO order. ap9.H
The national Republican., 1866-07-20
The Rreasary.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized the
exchange Of ssvsn.thirtiss for hve-t~enty bonds,
upon equal terms ss respects principal the interest
being adjusted according to the amount due on
each security. .. -.. Dr. ....
The national Republican., 1866-07-20

Recent reports rsosivsd BY the Commissioner Of
the Frssdmsn's Bureau from the assistant commits.
sionsr for the Stats Of Mississippi represent much
better state Of feeling existing between the whites
and the freedmen, and . general aoquissoenee Of
the former in the provisions Of the civil rights bil
copies Of which are being distributed throughout
tha Stata g.. at .t... Ns....t 4. 4. |..IlH o..
The national Republican., 1866-07-20

ISrERsAL RsvEsuE.-Ths receipts yestsrds,
from this source were $l47, ,298l3
The national Republican., 1866-07-20


ArMadsm Mounts Pile salvs-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
or, aud an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma As
can bs found ii stotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel oinsns, Metropolitan Hoisi rord's cor
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsyvania avenue; kntwislss
corner Of Twslnh and Pennsylvanis avenue; Rlotts,
corner Of and twelfth strsssi Harbaughs corner Of
Seventh and O. J jsl2-H
As-wondsrful but True i-Medame REM
NsroS, the rid-rsnownsd AsiroloGist and somnAm-
buliItis Cairvoyant, while In oAirvoysnt slts de-
lusatss the very features Of the person you are TO
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power known the guarantees to pro-
duee perfect and leliks picture Of the future hus.
band or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of ehsrsets &e This IL no
imposition. ~ testimonials without numbsr can assert
" stating place Of BIRTH sgs, dposion color o. eyes
ia hair ard enclosing hfty osnts. and stamped snvs-
leps sddrssssd 70 yourself yoa wiz rsssits the psturs
By return mail, together with dssirsd inforps alton
Adsssss In ssaadsass, MADAME assrzups RsHi.o.oz,
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The national Republican., 1866-07-20
John WELO KER'S
u BUTLER RESTAURANT.
.... "a, p a q Maison p0rss; v

- Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs)
The proprietor Of this fsvors Restaurant has spared
no pain. 70 make this the best Restaurant In wasLng
and he Points with pleasure TO the large patronage
solieitA continuance Of the same
GAIT, OYSTERS, and other rsfrsshmsnts constantly
On hsnd, sns q as The most rsasoasbls rates.
fActory manner.
B,sslfss. frOn sto Il s'slosk. Dinner s,a s.pgsr
All houn nAyS-h
The national Republican., 1866-07-20
THE DEPARTMENTS,
q IorrlcrAL.l 81 ~
psPAxsrlHr or 6fksr, I
MAsuIlafan. III Ia. f8l6. a

4 "A III pspAxsuipr or SsAsr,
& wAsuserou, Js6 "A, isss. :
Information has been received Of this De-
psrtmcnt from MnTros. r. SSrrH, Esq, the
Consul of the United States at La Rochelle,
France, of the death, on the 22d day Of June
ultimo, at the Ile-de-R Rec, Of Mr.. F. BAupIs,
aged 80 years, and who, for nearly Any years
has been United States Consular Agent at
the place Of his decease. a. ,gss st.s ai
The national Republican., 1866-07-20
publish this appeal. ..rr, p, BARNES, 80.
!. .tst i-1 .sss JACOB NoCLsLLAN,
sAHUKL T. SPRING.

nAyoR's 0yyioa, July 7, lsss.
sarns,tly commend the object Of he foregoing ~
peal to ths hispdly consdsrstion Of all bsnsvolsn
'i!;ss ;ySs.a AUGUSTUS y skyH
The national Republican., 1866-07-20

w ALL'S OPERA HOUSE,
Situated st the corner Of Ninth street and
80 Avenue, fronting three strssts, . " :
Y0R kKnT t.-1 At.f
This Opera Houss having bssu entirely rsmodeled,
rsfurni.hed and painted with Nsv sssasfy Drsss Cur
tain aAd New Seats, hAndsomey uphostersd, with nsw
iront sn!rsnes and four srfs, now fully completed
II !, Ironeunosd one Of tbs mos. beautiful and most
complete theatsss In tbs country ~ n -
\ u will ssat about fifteen huudrsd persons a. q
For terms, &c., apply 70 @, ~.
\ wLwALL CO., 20
South corner Of Ninth strsst and
yulI-eo2w PsnnsylvaaiA avsnus.