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JANUARY, 1866.
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi )
2 50 CPS cation Risks. 9#
The whole profits Of the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually upon the Premi-
ums terminated during The year; and for which Ger
tcates are issued, bearing interest until redeemed
The Dividend was 10 per cent. in each OF the years
1864, and D, and So per cent. in 1866
The Company has Assets, Over Twelve
Million Dollars, viz:-
United States and State of New-York Stocks, City,
Bank and other Stocks. ~ S2s XIX
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 1880 $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable Real
Estate, Bond and Mortgages and other Sc
curIties 2 e5o 025
United States Gold Com, 50. .460
Cash in Bank F aI06Sl
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City of Portland.

lily Oh FOftlan0.
"HEREAS, Joseph B. Hall and others have peti.
toned the City Council to lay out new street
OF public way in this oty beginning at the old coun.
ty road at the Westbrook line thence running q
course distance Of thirty-sx rods to
William Parkers brick yard and whereas said peti-
ton was referred by the City Connci Nov 9TH, 1866
on, therefore ~ ~
Notice hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the CITY Council
ties and view the proposed way ON the sixteenth
DAY OF November 1866 at three O'Clock in the after
noon at WIN Parker's brick yard, and will then and
there proceed to determine and adiudpe whetber
to be laid out. ~
Given under our hands ON this seventh dav ot
November, A. D., 1866. "
AUG. E. STEVENS,
a5s EHr EDMUND PHINNEY,
~ fa- "a AMBROSE aIDDINGsi
JOS -RR ADFoRD,
ELIAS CHASE,
W.P. FILES, fF
noS div Committee on LAYING out New Streets
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SparrOW'S Insurance Office
is this day removed from No. 80 Commercial Street,
to the new and commodious rooms
NO. 66 EXCHANGE STREET

IN THE CUMBERLAND BANK BUILDING,
where he is now prepared to place Insurance. in all its
FORMS and for any amount, in companies second to
terms.
Parties preferring first class insurance, are res
pectfully invited to call.
November 8, 1866. diff
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Valuable Real Estate ON Elm st,
FOE ALE

A PORTION Of the ''DAY" Estate OH Elm Street
a comprising over 2S0OO feet OF land together
with Brick Houses, Stable &c. This property is To-
Gated on Elm and Cumberland streets ali sI,scentlbIo
Of improvement, and has front Elm street Of 2SS
feet. 80
The above property is offered for sale either in nor
tions OF collectively, on liberal terms. Apply to
aug20-H JOHN O. It2CTop
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Notice to Land Holders,
nj u. .UDUkoCHER, Builder, is prepared to take
NJ eonnsfaets for building, either BY JOB or by
Ia Ia sn MUEh. T. Can furnish First Class workmen
a'"' M y. " description.
kesidence, AMERICAN HOUSE.
A,,o,,.t ,zth ,eee India Street, Portland.
Ausost 1e1, Ieoo aug2Q-6
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House for Sale.

IN Saocarappa. 1t is a double House, about three
Il minutes walk from the depot; well finished. in
good repair, with an abundant supply of water.
Apply 10 r, JOHN BROWN,
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
e MI Nv e EKLY LINE,

The splendid and fast Steam
-~.-.1M ships pIkIGo, Capt Il. sErR-
4 u4EI.M Woon, and FRANCONIA, Capt
60 10y W. w. SHERWOOD, will until
- further notice, run as follows;
Leave Brown,s Wharf, Portland, every wEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at P. M. and leave Pier
80 East River, New York, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at o'clock p. M
These vessels are fitted up with fine accommoda-
sale and comfortable route tor travellers between
New YORK and Maine. Passage, in State Room,
So:0O cabin passage $500. Meals extra,
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
treaI, T Quebec Bangor, Bath, Augusta Eastport and
Shippers are requested TO send their freight to the
steamers as early as P. NJ. ON the day thai thew
leave Portland. ~I
For freight or passage apply to
EMERY e FOX, Browns Wharf Portland
J. F. AMES, Pier 38 East RIVER
May 20, 1866. dtt
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FO R 81 e!

A G. o O ID O F. # H r.
A NEW 2 1-2 Story House. finished from
n attic to cellar, containing nineteen rooms
gas and water convenient Lot 80 feet deep; situ-
ated IN central location, and just the place for
ly 81 500 down, and balance in equal payments FOUR
YEARS TINE. NE This desirable property will be Of
real estate of any description are reminded that we
have for sale large number OF Residences at prices
varying from 800 to $15OOO and building lots in
all parts of the City. Apply to
PATTERSON & CHADBOURNE.
Dealers In Real Estate, Morton Block,
nov9lW next above the Preble House.
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FOR sale!

FOR SALE1
33 HhLs. CKANnERRrEs' sJ5
IS "a Tubs Vermont Butter,
As Boxes Cheese,
CLEAR PORK, LEAF LARD, APPLES, ONIONS,
&c. s. A. r ,
sWl ID. ID. RICKER & co.,
noy6d1w 1856 Fore street.
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First Glass Houses for Sale.
w offer tor sale the eight first class brick houses
w recently built by us, situated on Pine Street.
between Clark and Carleton Streets.
These houses are thoroughly built with slate roofs
brick drains, and marble mantelpieces throughout-
They Will be sold at low price, and ON very fayora-
Die terms Apply at our Office, No. 27S Danforth st.
~ "a j. -. BROWN & SONS.
October 49, 1866. dtf ~
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NJ = i,fNF n EwS
ps.lr OF PORTLAND.

pSST OF POR T LAND.
--
satnraay, November 10.
s,,,,,o,. ,,hsso,e,te .Iobnson New York.
,tsamer Gen cCalam, Iaughfon, ST John, NIB
Sc. Isaac 6 Hertz GRAY. st Miciaels River Md
g., fss isna iJnme Ann eby. Phi ladelph;a.
= h Knlon Jasusr Philadephia.
.ch iInrriet Fuiler Us or Jcrsey City ~
Sch Ei;en Merriplan Hamilton, New York
Sci, Cnpy CHASE New Bedf rt.
ScI.fI Rowe, s .rgsnt, lay Cl.aleur.
Sci; Jarusha Bakor, Barbcrick, Boston
sch Traie Pratt liorki nj.
CLEARED.
- ". W. - O
ntelnae| D"'sN "'A' N'e" iva @AeA! ~
steamer Gsn McC n ,l.nm' La"sato.' Eastport and
- Johf, N6-X 9 i.aton.
sbeain DeWitt Gnn,on' fnnee, Camaen and
ssiss oL,mEa. n ,ctsr 81 i,hn NR-Moa;,vsr
RYAN q D;yi. a., ,,.u r....s..
.:.,ns. s ans ai,aA In rsriey T' 's'''''
b,1a oiio'' s0f' aes''' d 'ohh' Nl'-'ohn fof-
Sea Gsergie Dealne, Wi LAID, Philadelshia-E e
IL :'a;fI o,,o n,n Wal, = Gala s-f,eo q HINT
cL AKA sas, Thorn like, Eockland : l'eale 8
sch Emelinr, Fa1nham, Damariscotta Easter
fsSss9 ss19rn-saroae Ut, Rachel; brss Geo ra,nhsm
w sadI.b ,i,r;r Ahhg TnaDtg Gso ,ssa.tt
AS rove; schs Harriet Baker 1, Hattie M Sampson,
iie,i, Campbell Mary IL Banks and others
ARRIVED.
s,.u ,s.rv 7 t,,aa.rd fpr, f4oddara 9, 1o,,,, Np
i,s % ,sa.rst mn tx, i;iI,ssnis IJi1sI,oro ~
- s,i, Gen, Hanks RYDER. Phifsdelnha snr Ranger
2ch GS @ Y,Iirhth pssttsa Isosto ~ %
S1h Anna Liizaoetn' reItes, boston 'or FRANKFORT
s.cn D.lance' aas.ar nsene, maIDlsnsaa rassaxostt
is SEQ Caressa, Lancaster, EiisWoItn
Sch Alb-Hoss Crockett, Bncksport.
ssi, sa La Lam nDsain, srtine lew Lewis i BRISTOL
sch Mayiiower, Lewls' Bristol.
lbELOW-A light barque, and fleet OF about so
Goas ers, put in for a harbor.
.1s; a Williams, OF Portland, 80 tons, built at
NevDuryport in 1854, has been sold to parties j {,
aockp rtfor $3.50.
LAUNoHEp-on saturday, from Curtis yard, back
"Etta N Tucker" owned by Benz Willard, Capt
Tucker twho is to command her,) and others, of
Portland
At East Macbias h INST, from the yard OF E A
Baus6ed, schr Of 80 tons, ol measure. nam
Cd Nortbera Light. intended tor the coasting trade
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For Lease.
First Class Houses for Sale

fTNHE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
Plumb Streets, Tor term OF years. ENQUIRE
OF q 49, .as.a Z. G. MITCHELL q SON,
Aug. ZS, le6G-du 118 Fore Street
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NOC1ccs
FNHE members of Pearl street Universast Society
are hereby notified to meet at Mechanics Hall,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of November, A. d. 1885,
at o'clock in the evening, to act the following
articles, viz ,- .-
I. To choose Moderator to preside at said meet
ing. -f,~
2. To what disposition the Society will make of
the lot on which the meeting house stood; and ii it
Il determined to sell it, to take the necessary meas
ures to do
To see what disposition the Society will make Of
their funds and other property.
4. To ii the Society will wind MP its affairs and
dissolve Its organization.
8. To act upon any other business that may proper
ly come before them.
By order of the Assessors
EA ]. L. FARMER, Clerk of the Society.
Portland, November 8, 1865. nov9dtd
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STATE OFqMAINE

STATE OFM AINE.
HEAD QUARTERS, ADJ. GEN. OFFICE,
Augusta, Nov. g. 1885,
To OFFICERS OF MAINE VOLUNTEERS:
IN my Report for 1864, '65 gave, as far az it was
practicable, appropriate notices Of Maine officers
and soldiers engaged in the late war 1t was my
est desire to obtain and publish Biographical and Obit
uary notices of every officer and soldier connected with
Maine Regiments during the war, who In any way had
rendered conspicuous serce and especially such who
propose to Continue the publication Of these IN NV
Annual Report for 1856. Will our Maine Volunteer
Officers of the recent war, who have to this time fall
ed make the contr ibutioRs indicated (which are
very much desired and needed within the next six
weeks, use every exerton to meet my requirements
during the specified time and favor with sketch
OF their services, that of some deceased friend,
Very Respectfully, '.i- 2
JOHN L. HODSDON,
div wit nov9 Adjutant General.
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NJ OT1CE. viii sell on favorable terms as to
~ payment, or let for term of years the lots or
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets. and on
Franklin street. including the of Franklin and
foTe streets. Apply to VIM. HILLIARD, Bangor
OF SMITH q REED. Attorneys, Portland iy12ti
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Mili.s1rre Almanac. >. November f2.
si,, rises es........6.47 Moon SETS. ..... s59 Pm
san sets ....... AL High water -. 2l5 Pm
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For Sale.

fE..f The new FRENCH COTTAGE, and about
HH seven acres Of land, situated on the Cane Cot
@ xssA tage Road, in Cape Elizabeth. The house con-
taIs fourteen rooms. The sea view is unsurpassed.
ENQUIRE or w. II. STEPHENSON,
aug2o-dh Second National Bauk.
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RAILROADS.
p. s. Dc p. Railroad,
N o I'll CE

rr N - II Il @ L
VNHE Express Trains between Portland and Ro.
ton, leaving Portland at 800 and Boston at 90 p
M will be discontinued after Saturday, the 18th inst.
eYOn and after Monday, 18th, the Evening Train
stead of 605 as now run.
Portland, Oct s, 1866 ociodtf tip
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HOUSE AND LOT tor sale at Cape Elizabeth Fer
Ill ry,--house nearly new. ENQUIRE OF A :. p. COLI
at the Ferry, or W, Il. MANSFIELD, Portland Steam
Packet Co. iul IL DIFF
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Over. 100000

SP AOO9OOO ~
o. Worth of Real Estate having changed hands
s %;i. through the agency OF the undersigned since
- the great fire In July last, he respectfully In
ytes those having reai Estate to sell and those in
want OF houses, to give him q CALL He will endea-
vor to give satisfaction in all cases,
N. b. Reliable Tenants Secured for
those having Houses TO Rent.
VIM. III. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent
nov 6--d1w Opposite Preble House
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Public Notice..

Il WUCCC NULICEe
CITY OF PORTLAND, Nov s, 1866.
A Ii persons having trees in front of their lots
"A which were destroyed by the late fire of July 4th
and 9th, are hereby notified that they can remove the
same under the direction of the Committee on Streets
Sidewalks, &C., if done within ten days. : -
If not removed within the above time the Commit
tee will dispose Of them to the best advantage.
Persons will not be permitted to cut down trees and
leave stump in the Street. IN = ~
By order of the Committee on Streets, Sidewalks,
&c. A. p MORGAN Cbairman
November 5, 1866 d10t
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HOUSES fOE SALE-House corner OF Congress
IL and merrill streets Also House adioinjne tbe
same with 10000 feet of land. This lot viii be d.
vided to suit purchasers. Terms easy and M %ada de
known by applying to w. W. Carr at W A nn.ns. ue
Clothing Store, foot of Exchange street ini1aAdtf
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For Sale.I ~
M ACRES rasturage and woodland in West
III brook.
Lot OF land on Poplar street
House and land on Washing ON street.
House and lot on Brown street
House and lot ON st Lawrence street.
House ou leased land ON Hammond stIeet
Fs ae DARIUS II INGRAHAM
~ 113 Federal ST..
ter Hall oc2o-it
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Il. COBB & CO..

successors to +. p. and AZ: z. Be!ford, at Mrs. NJ
+ j. Nichols, U. s. Hotel
HAVE received lot of Trefousse REST ouAIrrv
~ Kid Gloves. Also Zephyr Worsteds, Slippers,
Hoeds, Hosiery, Ladies' Under Vests, Corsets Lin
Edgngs Dress Buttons, together with ali articles
usually found In first class Fancy Goods Store
Inelr friends and the public invited to cali and
examine them. nov fiji Ian II 1SeT e
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A Good Uo,,sa

FoRSALEE ~. The well built and pleasantly located
now occupied by Mr.. G. Mark House contains snt nat
parlors room, dining room, kitchen and i've
good sleeping rooms; Fine cellar, in which is a well
for another house. Apply to y -'''' oo'u space
c.. ~ a.. W. IL, JERRIs, Real Estate Agent.
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GRorxp-HoG WISDOM PRovtp.-lt mas peeh
hold that the ground. hog makes his appear
ance on the ID day of February, ana II tic
weather is sufficiently clear TO enable am 10
see his own shadow. he Immediately retirts to
his burrow, and remains there six weeks
longer. This story has been received by many
with increduliry, but its truth has been
recently proved, in every particular, by n gen
Ileman Of this city. During last summer, MIR,
Peter Wrenn kept a pet ground-h hog, when
rlied his nest with paper, rags, and other arti.
Giles necessary for his comfort, he retired to IL
for his winters sleep on the 10Th day OF octo-
her He was seen no more for nearly hNe
months. Principally on the I'd day of febru-
ary he came forth from his burrow., Inc DAY
WAS clear. n after wandering n short time
about his summer haunts he retired 10 ms ies.'
A, tho end of six weeks he made his appear
ance the second time, and has since come out
every day. When he first came out III Febru-
AIRY he refused 10 eat, but he Is now recruiting
ljryD
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Another hitch has occurred in the progress
of the second volume of the Life of Caesar
further cancels and alterations having been
decided upon by the French Emperor. IL VIII
contain the War with the Gauls. Report fur
Their says that the Emperor is also examining
Napolean's Memoirs, TO select those portions
which are To be published in the edition which
is 10 appear on the occasion OF the exhibition
of 1867.
The truly illustrious are they who do not
count the praises of the world, but perform
the actions which deserve ii.
We must look for happiness i'll the world, not
i'm the things of the world but within our
selves, in our tempers, and in our hearts.
Many an excuse for duty neglected and sins
committed is 4 mere overhaul for falsehood.
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SrRoxa CHARACTRRs.-Strength OF charas'e,
consists of two t~hings-power OF WI. .hare'
self restraint. 1T requires two tninsa, ond
fore. for its existence-strong iee, r. here
strong command over them. NOV, strnnr
we make a great mistake; we W's'.M. ~
feelings for strong character; "a nan nv
hearS ali before him. before whose trown 90.
nestics trembic, and whose bursts OF fury MAKE
IT, on;,sren of the household quake-becansr
u : ~ nms win obeyed, and his W way IN All
- we call him q strong man. The truth
' VI" he is the weak man II Is his passions
- are strong; he, mastered by them, l.
LAX. You must measure the strength oi II
NAN bv the power of the feeling he subdues,
moi bv the power of those which subdne htn
And hence composurc is very often the highest
result Of strength. Did we never see a man
receive a nagr;nt insult and only grow n little
pale. and then reply qnietlyf That is a man
spiritually strong. OR did we never see a man
in anguish stand, rs If carved of solid rock,
mastering himself Or bearing 4 hopeless
daily trial. remain silent, and never tell the
world what cankered his home peace Iha'
is strength. He who, with strong passions,
remains chaste he who, keenly sensitive, win
many powers of indignation in him can III
proved, and yet restrain himself, and forgive
these are the strong men, the spiritual h'roeS'
T. II. Robertson.
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TRrsr IN Gop.-To trust i'll God when our
warehouses and bags are full, and our tables
spread, is no hard thing but TO trust nm
when our purses are empty, but handful OF
meal and II cruise of oil left, and all the ways
of relief stopped, herein lies the wisdom OF a
Christians grace. Yet none are exempted
from this duty; all are bound 10 acknowledge
their trust in Him by the daily prayer 1or
daily bread even those ina nave IL III lheil
cuphoards as well as those who want it the
richest prince as we'll AS the meanest besgar.
Whatever your wants are, want not lallh,
and YOU cannot want -CHHf"och.
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MRS. DAvls.-Nrs. Jefferson Davis, who has
spent, we hope, and have reason TO believe, Il
very pleasant fortnight in the Crescent City,
left last evening, on the steamer Stonewail,
for the "Jo. Davis plantation,n at the head
of Claiborne Island, Il short distance below
Nicksburg. We learn thai the Republic is
notified to stop for her on its up trip, and
that Mrs. Davis will proceed on this vessel
10 Louisville. But for the illness of her
youngest child, she would have started seVe-
raj days ago. 1t is her intention TO go direct
TO Canada, we learn.-NeV orleans 1Tre DeH0,
05M
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IxcrLcATIxG PEAcE.-The beauty of Il reli-
cious life is one of its greatest recommended.
lions. What does ii profess? Peace TO all
mankind. 1t teaches us those arts which Will
render us beloved and respected, and which
will contribute 10 our present comfort rs well
as TO our future happiness. Its greatest orna-
ment is charity it inculcateS nothing but love
and sympathy or affection it breathes nothing
but the purest spirit of delight in short, it is
a system perfectly calculated to benefit the
heart, improve the mind, and enhShten the
Understanding
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GRArITrDE.-To be thankful to God is not
10 say "God be praised or " Goo be
thanked - but TO remember what he desires,
and execute what he commands. To be thank
tut 10 God is certainly to love Him, and 10 love
Him is to keep His commandments. So saith
our Saviour. "If We love me, keep my COM
mandmentS." -ChiHingcorM.
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PROTECTIVE APPARATUS IN A PoIsoNoUs AT
MosPHERE.-M. Galibert has lately invented,
or, rather, reconstructed and improved, an
apparatus to enable workmen to move about
for a time without danger in air charged with
carbonic acid, carburetted and sulphuretted
hydrogen, and other poisonous gases.
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Esd, 1866.

SPRING AND SUMMED
We have now in store, and will continue TO re-
ceire throughout the season, a full and complete
assortment of
SPRING y SUMNER CLOTHING,
of the LATEST STYLES and FIRST-CLAss WORKMAN
SHIP, 10 which we invite the special attention OF
all in want. Our stock will embrace everything
usually found in a first class
~ CLOTHING EMPORIUM
FOR
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS, AND CHlLDREN'S
WEAR,
made mp especially for this market, and will be Of
fered at such prices, for CASH, as will compare
faycrably with the present condition OF the times:
Besides our stock of clothing, our assortment OF
SHIRTS, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS, TIES, SOCKS,
DRAWERS, UMBRELLAS, and many other arti-
cles.
Call at ll2 Main street.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH & co.
NH 23-dlw&eod3w
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sole agents for
STIEFF'S PREMIUM PI~ANO-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
. THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instruments have ALL II LATEST IN
pROVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FIVE YEARS,
with tho privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use:
General 4. E. LEE, Washington College, Lexlng-
ton
d. b. PAYNE & BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. L. L. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute s;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and &c.
CAvEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton I;
Professor Z. A. AMBOLD, Richmond.
A call from all in want of SUPERIOR PIANOS
is solicited. Terms liberal. ia Us
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PIANOS.

w NJ. KNABE IL CO.,-Ul-
W MANUFACTURER OF ~T[~
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, Y
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT
A N @ s
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their ex-
cellence alone, attained an usPURCHAsED PRE-
EMIyESCE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as we'll as great purity OF
intouation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
is plant and elastic, and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelied. Their action Is con-
structed with a care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used in their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usages
of the concert-ro room with that of the parlor upon
an eqnality-unatfected in their melody in fact,
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT EVER"
All our Square Pianos hare our new Improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
ia l3-3m BALTIMORE.
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LUMBER.


DAGLAND 81 CO.,
IL LUMBER DEALERS. fIfTEESrH STREET.
offer for sale
900, 900 feet |, It, u, and 2 inch PINE, part Of 1t sea-
soned
70, ooo feet |, u, and ? inch N. $. WHITE PINE;
$4,000 No. | HEART CYPRESS SHINGLES,
100, 900 No. 2CYPRESS
OAK LUMBER assorted sizes;
A GARDEN RAILS,
u POSTS,
WHITE PINE FLOORING, dressed
JOISTS and SCANTLISG, II to 30 teet long ;
HUBS, HOUNDS, SPORES, and
FELLOES, for wagons, &c.
ALSO,
NEW COAL or WOOD CART.
BILL TIMBER
cut at short notice on favorable terms. ,n
NH 16-2m KAohASb W.
MERCER IL WOODWARD, LUM-
M BIER AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, nave
on hand and for sale IL large lot Of
LUMBER, green and seasoned
SAWED LATHS,
PINEand CYPRESS SHINGLES
VIRGINIA and ROCkLAND
CEMEN &c.
BLINDS and Doors, all sizes.
Will give particular attention TO orders LOT Dill
TIMBER, Pine or Oak.
Storage room for Lime, Hay, &c.
Office corner of Ninth and Byrd streets.
Yard on Ninth, between Byrd and Arch streets.
fe pts