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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-26

THE Atlnntic Monthly for March is a
yery interesting number, its CHIEF al
traction being an article entitled Gan
Amazonian picnic" written by MIS-
AeAss1z, who accompanied Prof. AGAS'
s1z in his visit to Brazil. The other ar
ticles are above the aver age.
ssThe New York Weekly Magazine, PM
iished by o. H. BAILEY 6 Co., NO T.
Beekman st. New York, is rapidly TAX
inc its place as one of the best pubiica.
lions gifts class. The story of GLOW
made a forum in Wall Street" is intenS
ly Interesting and affords an insight IN
to the operations of the Brokers The
magazine contains Az pages, and is fur
nished at 81 per year, or ten cents per
number
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CITY HAY-SCALES.

oEaIED PROPOS FOat
49, The CITY Hay.Scales for the current
~ ren i Ss T r0ceiyed at the Office Of the City
year VIM nnt Pe Selock on Thursday, lsS March
TSe bids for the Scales in the Second WARD anu
those III 'he H. T. FEENY,
s,o,a. City Clerk.
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.meny with the Disunienists in Congress,
and in antagorism to the constitutional
policy pursued by President JOHNSON.
There can be no lodging the issue, and
no man who wants to see the Union re.
stored the Constitution obeyed' anu
peace, and harmony and prosperity pre-
vail throughout the nation can an!
longer remain affiliated with the moderh
DisunioniSts.
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WANTED.

COMPETENT VINEXAhDAS1s
a ,SLo has had long experience in Europe ana
Anerica both, wishes to obtain situation aar q
sncb either to plant or to manage vlns syc afu'
For information apply at the REGISTER 0in'''
fah2A.lW --.r-
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The following are few of the certificates ate
which have been voluntarily given to Tue ITO
prietors. by persons who are well known:
WHEELING, April 25, la65.
Msssrs, McCABE, KRAFT g. Co. Gentlemen ;
Having used Kraft's Diarrhea COMPOUND l0I
Gon,n 1)iaTThea. with which 1 have been deeply
afiicfed for almost one month, all other remedies
tried having failed, and finding 1T not only
present relief but permanent cure, L take pleas
nre in recommending il to the favorable notice
of all who may be like afflicted.
- ''' e. MARTIN,
Chaplain 18th W. Va Infantry
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Of Baltimore, Md,

WA HEROOMS-NOlth East Corner of Eutlw
anr Fayette Streets, and No. H. Il, ana
10 North Eutaw Street
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Co,,pANy HAVING oR,

u'HIs COMPANY, HAVING OR.
J. CANNED in April, 1864 in conjunction
with the well known firm Of GAEHLE & CO.,
as Joint Stock Company, exclusively of prac
teal Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some of the best establishments in
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that their Pianos com.
bine all the excellenCies of al the
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PITTsBURG, July 5, 1865.

PITTsBUBG, July 5, 1866.
Messrs McCABE, KRAFT & Co.--,Ge'stlsme4i :
Allow me to add my testimony TO that OF 9th
ers, in regard to your celebrated Diarrhea
Compound" l have been for long time SUB
iect to the disease for which 1t IS recommended;
I In ca tried various remedies, but never found
one that so completely eradicates the disease as
your medicine. a short time ago L was suffer.
ing terribly with Diarrhea. procured bottle
OF Kraft Diarrhea Compound experienced
immediate relief from ono dose, and after
third dose felt as we'll as ever. regard ~ as
an invaluable medicine, and would not be with
out it. Yours truly
L. VI. STEWART.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. !, 1865.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. !, 1861
Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT Il Co.-GehHeHIe4 !:
have been using your Diarrhea Compound
Ill my family ior some time, and can say WIN
muCI pleasure, that it is the best medicine oil
the kind have ever used, and do cheerfully re-
yInuSouu IL ILIy Eat~AAaS'
With much respect am your friend,
V. II. METCALFE,
Of Metealfe, Bro e. Co.
McCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, W. Va, Sole PrOpriet0rs, to
whom all orders shouldbe addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT g. co, Centre
Wheeling; WEST IL MITCHELL Bridgeport,
O., and by dealers in medicines everywhere
teb24 6md&W
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u,uE ONLY SAFE AND t GEh Si EAdN
Cnre of Diarrhea, Dyssntsry, Egg SaI'n' Sd
Cempat and all diseases OF the st Or Climate
Bowels incident to change Of Ule1 ~ c,iIed in
.nu.ands of cases ,ohers all other TrnleaseS ""'s
f fn and is pronounced by the puohc inc
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.iSHohnRA,"

Or its kindred diseases--during the coming sum
mer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16

louisville. January Is. -AccountS from
1Ir south Of Kentucky and central Tennessee
aud Georgia show that there is little or no
'stnrIfy for life since the withdrawal of the
IaItrd States troops. Returning rebels are
continually shooting, beating and robbing
I mon men and where the latter are strong
enough III numbers, they III turn are slaugh-
t"ItMg the seCcSslOnlsts.
Murders and robberics' are plentiful all
Through the Sonth, and society Is really in a
I1"rrIhio state. In many places the freedmen
positively rcisss TO contract with thtlr former
, casters Tor work, and are threatening lnsur,
z ''l"n al many points. II Is the OPINION OF
! h' h"st Union men that this state OIL Things
1h'-l continue until the Government shan
.pl4y stringent and peremptory measures IN
- '-eH'abl!shmen of The civil government In
u >,''"> ana counties-especially the sherlHs
~ III" local constabulary. The organization
~ ~" ihllliia Is slow. and there is no hope for
GONE.
81 m prospects for large corn, sugar, cotton,
~" ,1ha'eo crops III the South are very fair,
: 'lNlrrIlhg the circumstances. The emigration
"""h iie mississippi is increasing immensely.
Ut is very evident that the above dispatch
was intended for Mr.. Summers scrap book
instead Of for the prcss.1
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NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES


wAsHrxaToS, January l5.-Mr. Chandler, of
Michigan, submitted n resolution declaring
that whereas the British Government has re-
fused indemnity for damage done TO American
commerce by her Majcsty's subjects in the late
war, therefore
"Resolrsd, That the President be requested
to withdraw our Minister from the Court of
St. James and declare national non inter
conrse between the two nations"
The resolution was objected to and goes over
under the rules.
Mr.. Howard, of Michigan, offered n joint
resolution to the following effect
Whereas it appears by the report Of the
Secretary of War that Jefferson Davis and
Clement G. Clay, now held in confinement,
were concerned in the assassination OF Presi-
dent Lincoln and the murder of Federal SOL
dicrs, prisoners of war, therefore IL is respect
fully recommended that they be Immediately
tried by n military commission or court-mar-
tial.'
The resolution being objected to, lies over.
HoraE.-The credentials Of tatiycs
elect from Arkansas were presented and
referred TO the Committee on Reconstruction.
A proposition, which received only twelve
votes, was made to allow the negroes in the
District of Columbia TO decide by ballot
whether white men should vote.
Mr.. Stevens introduced n resolution in
structing the Committee Of the Judiciary TO
inquire into the expcdiency of amending
the act of January oath, 1853, relating to the
test oath, so as TO allow attorneys at law 10
practice their profession without taking said
oath on qualifying, as all other professions are
required to do. He said that by the act
referred 10, which was passed during
the war, attorneys were prohibited from
practicing without aking that oath but
as, since the war, many men who were en-
gagged in the rebellion are trying to make a
living, but are prohibited from practicing
law, he did not see why they should not be
placed on n footing with other professions.
Therefore he proposed the inquiry. The rcso-
luton was adopted-yeas 50, nays =.
Mr.. Kasson made a statement denying the
published charge that Mrs. Lincoln had taken
from the White House articles paid for by the
United States.
The House resumed the consideration of the
negro suffrage bill before dispoSing of which
the House adjourned.
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Fran tho Southwest.

New ORLEANS, January lj.-Brownsville &C
counts say that the recently surprised Liberals
were captured through the treachery of one Of
their number.
The state of affairs in Montery is 50 alarm
ing that the inhabitants are emigratlnS to San
Luis Potosi with their specie and all their
movables.
The Mobile Register says that the steamer
Lille, captured by outlaws, was rescued at
Montgomery by Il detachment of the Twenty
first Missouri regiment, after seVenty-liHe
bales Of Government cotton had been landed.
The Third Michigan Cavalry was disarmed
at San Antonio for mutiny there.
Captain Coleman, late Of the Confederate
States army, and grandson Of John ]. Crit
tenden, and nephew of General Pillow, left
to-day for Havana, having been banished by a
military commission for steamboat burning,
under General FORESTS
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received to muster ont all yolnntcers in thls

received TO muster out oil volunteers in this
department.
IL Is reported that the schooner Lynchburg
- thirtS miles north of Cape Henry in a disa-
hled condition also an unknown schooner,
disabled and drifting TO sea.
january 1.-The ice. bound steamers Able
marie and Niagara have arrived here from
richmond, and sailed for New York.
NJ steamer Gilow, disabled, left here for
New York in tow OF the steamer T.. G. knight.
The steamer Saratoga has arrived from New
York.
Captain Mott, underwriters agent, has left
here with a steamer to render assistance to the
schooner ~Lynchburg and other unknown dis
ablcd vessels reported outside.
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\. New Line of Railway for Northeast Nir-
ginin.
/. E1liturs nf he NnSLinutoa Nronicle :.

r, III, E3jtors Of he Washington Oronicle;
FkLDEnIcKsEyRG, Va, January 10, 1866.
The loyal citizens of this part of Virginia
have prepared and signed petition, with hun
dr"ds Of names. asking of Congress a charter
Tor 4 new railroad from Washington 10 Rich
Iuoud. The petition will be presented during
The week.
THE petition sets forth that the present
railroad charges are outrageously high, in
dul-rs in many nonsensical remarks, and spc-
tIiics The cost OF transporting certain a~rticles.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16

FIRR.-On Saturday morning Il fire was DIS
covered in !. ID. Myricks house. The flames
spread with such rapidity thai the premises on
the north side, belonging to Mrs. TuniS, were
soon on fire. Mr.. Myrick's building burned to
the ground, despite the efforts OF the firemen.
Mrs. Tunis's building had the roof burned and
part of the third floor. In running the hose
up Il ladder, five men were severely injured by
the breaking of the ladder. They fell 4 dis
lance of At least sixty feet. The names are
w. II. Hodges, left arm broken Michael
Chrsncv, two ribs broken and injured inter
nally Charles Harris, severely bruised Isaac
Stephenson. bruised John +. Morris, sprain-
ed ankle. The wounded men We're cared for
by their friends.
So saws the Norfolk Iirginidn.
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vice James Waller, declined William J.
White postmaster ut Mctompkin, Accomac
county, Va, vice John j. Snead, resigned
Manus Rosenblatt postmaster at Messongo,
Accomac county, Virginia, vice Thomas A.
Northam, resigned. Reopen Stafford Court
house, Stafford county, Va, and appoint
Leonard L. Alexander postmaster, vice j. f.
Schooler. Reopen Garrisonvillr, Stafford
county, Va, James b. Garrison postmaster.
SENATOR SUMNER THREATENED
On Saturday night the Hon. Charles Sumner
had n box sent TO him ri his rooms, which, on
opening, he found TO contain n human finger,
accompanied by n motel in the following words
You old son of -, l send you Il piece of
your friends finger. If your bill passes, l
will have q piece of your body.
"a UNION MAN"
No clue has yet been discovered whereby to
trace this strange missive TO its origin .-Chro-
aninII
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RunlorS from France.

NV York, January lj.-The Trt|"as'S
Washington special states that Il private letter
from Il trustworthy source, received from
Paris, states that the legislative bodies OF the
French Empire will assemble about the 18Th
instant, and tha the Emperor, in his opening
address, will express amicable and peaceful
sentiments towards the United States; and
unless in the mean while the relations of the
two countries become hostile by menaces on
the question of honor, he will promise to eva
cuate Mexico rs promptly as practicable.
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From California.

~tN fKA>rrSr", January lo.--Thc steamship
Golden city sailed for Panama Ia. day, taking
: - t2t IN treasure, of which s92i,37> is for
New York.
Their" j. much excitement in New zealand
over gold discoveries.
William Mackay, cashier OF tn" sub.tr"asury
#f ~Iu Francisco, i said 10 he 4 d"taultcr 10
,a- amount of thirty thousand dollars. The
tiu1rrumcut viii lose nothing.
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THE DISPATCH BUILDING Is ON Go
>rr<oR STREET. NEAR TO MAIN, AND
NEARBY OPPOSITE III l. DlSrATCu
LATEST NEWS BY NAIL.
Reported Con>riracr for the Rescue of MIR.
llayi

From parties who came up ON the Norfolk
1ytg las; evening we learn that there was
,#utn excitement II Fortress Monroe on Sun
.ay night in consequence OF an order treblmg
t. >auttnels and raising the drawhridgcs of
t.r s~aylycsS.
NJ rN-ContcdcratcS thcre-the agent Of the
National Express among the rest-wcre, by
.H. order of the Secretary of War, TO leave
wash an hours notice. A discovered conSpi-
.1.y Tor the rescue of MIR. Davis was the al
I.-rl cause for this.
oar informant does not vouch for the latter
rumor, bu, alleges that 50 much n regards the
strengthening Of the guard and the order for
The departure Of cX-Confedcrates i certainly
true.
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Sentence of Murdcrcrs.

PHILADELPHIA, January BIN the Crlml-
nal Court to-day, Mary Ridley was convicted
Of killing Joseph and Isaac Sides, ana SEN
fenced to eighteen years and six months mn
prI>onment. Jefferson Shamer, convicted OF
murder, wa. sentenced 10 ten years and SIX
Imprisonment. John Conner, con-
Of m~auSlaughter, was sentenced TO
eleven years and six months Imprisonment.
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Health Of Governor Curtin.

HARRISBURG, PA, January l3.-Goyernor
Curtin is expected To leave Havana on the 18th
instant for New York. His health is steadily
improving, and his alarming symptoms have
almost entirely disappeared. Although he is
not perfectly restored TO health, he Is con-
strained 10 leave by 4 sense of duty.
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Suicide of Lieutenant SNann.

New YORK, January 13.-Lieutenant Swami,
Of the volunteer naval service, committed
suicide on board the receiving ship Vermont,
at the navy-yard, in this city, this morning.
He entered the ward room at about ) O'Clock,
and drawing n pistol, shot himself through
the head. Deceased was n nephew of Go
vernon Swami, OF Maryland. He resigned in
Philadelphia, where he leaves a family. The
cause of the rash act was n temporary aber-
ration of mind.
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Captured Cotton to be held up for Higher Prices

New YORK, January 1.-the Secretary OF
the Treasury has instructed the United states
cotton agents TO make no sales OF captured
cotton for the present. The secretary believes
the delay will be advantageous to the Govern
ment in bringing into the Treasury higher
prices for cotton than can now be obtained.
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DnuhIe ENcruyion in pittSburg.

Erul1min Il. MarSChall and August freckc,
recently convicted of the murder of a German
t.at.ri Forester, At Boyd'S Hill, near Pitts
tavr. Pa, were executed last Friday. Mar
hall made a confession before his trial, I'M
rr#.tImg Frcckc, who, although the testimony
":l~ against him. he persisted i'll declaring his
Iururautp to the last.
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From the Pacific Coast.

~Ax FHAxcIsco, January IA dispatch
from Portland, Oregon, yesterday, says the
-.#tiarl Sierra Nevada is still aground.
The clliz"uS of Portland are all enthusiastic
aII, IN favor Of 4 wagon road 10 Montana
Territory.
AGl>pltrh from British Columbia says that
propositions will soon BE- submitted by the Go
Ntgufatl.t 10 open steam communication be-
-rtau Victoria aud san Francisco.
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Increase of Crime i'm Tenncssee-Morc Peni-
tentiaries Needed.

NASHVILLE, January Ex-Governor Brown
low to-day sent 10 the Legislature q message,
urging legislation to make provision for keep
ing up the State penitentiary. He recommends
the establishment of a branch p~enitcntiary n
Knoxville and Memphis, on the ground that
the prisoners, already near five hundred, will
soon reach one thousand At the present rate of
increase, when accommodations for criminals
viii bc impossible,
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Steamer Captured and Burned.

NIw ORLEANS, January l2.-The Mobile
.ftn+i2,r learns that q band of outlaws cap
turri the steamer Lilly, with one thousand
bales Q. cotton. at Mcintosh Blufi, landed the
passengers in the woods. and TOOK the boar up
tun Iombigbce river. The steamer Trenton,
with one thousand bales of cotton, was burned
uu IL" WaShita river last Wednesday. Crew
NML M..Srmgrra saved.
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CATTLE, &c.

CArrLR.-The supply OF. beef cattle Is plentiful
and prices not so firm. Sales on the hoof al agse
gross, for ordinary to good animals some extra
hno have brought az high az loo, gross, -.
Hons.-No change. Sales, l61l7c. nett Last
quotations Of slaughtered hogs by railroad III l'U
lie, nett. The supply, Is moderate: a-as,o ur,ss
for No. !; very superior sheep would bring higher
prices. - hor. no follo,ving mo.
q : ~ u, lgm25c, a. n, the latter for best
snts' PoJk, .6G26c. Mutton, ?O62Sc. Pb.
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Tie Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange
IIe,fiou.

The contest in the Baltimore Corn and Flour
Exchange for the board OF directors LOT the
ensuing year has settled itself into the pre-
~rptatun Of Il fun ticket of southern Sympa-
1hI<cr- in opposition TO the e-election OF the
present loyal board. The loyal members are
lu an undoubted majority .-BaHtmtore Ahert-
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I@&1kE"s MONROE, January l3.-The schoo-
x'f t""4h X. Kirk, from Georgetown for New
ioIA, mas put IN, distressed, with her sails
'ne Hundred and Twentieth Illinois
's'"1'H' has left for home. Orders have been
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16

uv,uA. NEBRASKA, January a.-The Ne
l-1~na legislature was organized to-day. The
message OF the Governor faNors the organiza-
t.u4 Of 4 Stat" government and the vigorous
r.t~rcutIuu Of the Indian war, and recon-
1.ar.~ the passage of 4 law for the registration
q voters. He also recommends Il geological
-#r}ry of the territory, and an organization of
n. Emigration Bureau, with an agency in New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16
Heaih of a Naval Officer.

san FRANcIsCo, January l2.-The steamer
Colorado, with passengers from New York on
the @1st. has arrived. She reports the death OF
Captain r.. w. Scott, late commander OF the
I uItrd States steamer Saginaw, at Acapulco,
January 9TH, after three weeks sickness.
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Execution i'm Georgia.

ArarsrA, GA, January 1.-The negro Isaac,
convicted Of the murder OF Henry Amos, IN
Hancock county, was executed to-day. lie
ul"d protesting his innocence, though he had
previously repeatedly confessed his guilt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16

New YORK, January l5.-Cotton buoyant ut
5I0 sc. Flour firm. Wheat dun. Corn de-
clining. Beef steady. Pork buoyant. Naval
stores dull. Gold, 1917.
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The Case.

LOUISVILLE, January l2.-The case of Colo
H.! James :. Jacques, charged as accessory TO
the killing of Louisa &. Williams by abortion,
In September last, is now on trial in The cir
cunt court here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16
Snow i'm Washington.

WAsHixGroy, January lj.-Snow commenced
falling this afternoon, and continued unit
nightfall, when n storm of fine hail set in
The slcighing + excellent.
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United States Senators from Florida.

~tyA>NAH, Ga, January 3.-Hon Mr.. Can
aftf cN- Provisional Governor Marvin, who
were. some days ago, elected United States
Senators from Florida over two rebel generals,
survived at savannah on the 10th, tt route Tor
M~-.--u-lnm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16
Burning Of the ship Casilda.

Tn" hip Ca>ilda, owned at Boston,, was
luru,i ut sea ON the 10Th of December. while
ON ilyr passage 10 that port from Liverpool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, January b.-Flour active, but
heavy. Wheat dull. Corn &C. lower. Oats
and provisions quiet. Sugar steady. Whisky
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-16

LOUISVILLE, January l3.-The collector OF
internal revenue has seized another lot OF one
hundred and twcnty-cight thousand cigars,
from New York, having counterfeit Govern
IutAr stamps on the boxes.
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DIANOS! PIANOS!
JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE,
No. l88 MAIN STREET,
sole agents for

No. ls8 MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STIEFF'S PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS tho
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instruments have l. THE LATEST M
P~ROVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED o FIVE YEARS,
with the 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 X. Z. LEE, Washington College, Lexing-
ton
ID. b. PAYNE & Bro, Lynchburg;
Rev. Il. +. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J.C.
CAvEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, stanton
Professor Z. A. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from all in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
is solicited. Terms liberal. ia It's
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q. W. BOWEN. C. II. PAGE.
DOWEN IL PAGE, dealers in AN
ID THRACITE COAL, Eighteenth street, south
side Dock, Richmond, Va. Best quality Of RED
and WHITE ASH, LUMP, EGG and STOVE COAL
always on hand, and sold by weight. de Its
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
~ CORNER OF SEVENTH \ CANAL
STREETS. -ANTHRACITE and MIDLOTHIAN
COAL and WOOD for sale by
N. Borders promptly filled. de Its