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COAL
SEWING MACHINES:
"A PRESENT
Worth Having.

OF course any present however trivial is worth &C.
measured by the unseen jewels of sentiment thai
IMAGINATION invests it with. Still, one does not OBJ
ject to present having a high intrinsic value
think the less of present from her husband for its
having cost from forty to two hundred dollars. Not
bit of 1t. Now, We have in our minds eye, just
from her worser half. Such of our own readers as
would see it i'll its substantial form, may do So by
ker. In of their sewing machines so perfect in
their construction. and so easily adapted to every
kind Of work, we think that genuine husband, who
loves his wife, and would, therefore, tighten her heart
by tightening her household cares will find Just such
present he ought to feel bound to give her at this
season of festivity and gratefuness The prices of
the machines, which are marveousy simple and re-
quire no mechanical skill to manage, are rom fifty
family buy one, and in six months it will save its
cost in WEAKNESS and vexation of spirit" alone
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RPadinGa,

IL POETRY AND PRosR,
BY Rev. Noah Hunt Schenck. i. D.. at the New As
sembly Rooms Friday, Jan. 26th. 1866 Tickets 50
cents. Readings to commence at S o'clock. ia2i-3t%
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Perfectly Fire-ProOf, Perfectly WATERPROOF
Unequalled for Durability, Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section of
the country. JAS. II. JOHNSON L Co.,
d27-6m2p Over 81 West Baltimore street
The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail
". MERRILL, Agent
"a Baltimore street
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Portable Steam Engines.

The undersigned has been appointed agent for the
sale of WOOD & MhNN'S
CELEBRATED PORTABLE STEAM EN-.
GINES,
Fl. n four to thirty-f0e horse power each.
These Engines are well adapted to out door work
such as threshing saving wood, driving mills and
piles, pumping oil and other wells, and for all
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Full particulars as to their efficiency. etc. may be
whore Ex horsepower engine can be sean.
unlS-f< GHAG T., 0TTnEGTTTYC
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FOR SAFE.
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT, by the year, month. or Otherwise
large room s. #. by -, elegantly fitted up with
side rooms attached. Enquire at No. % North Gay
street. nolS-3rnE
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VVO SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

BOUNTY, PENSION,
BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY. &c.
The Widow, Child. Father, Mother, Brother or
dies in the service of the United States entitled to
Bounty. Pension or Back Pay. &C. Full information
given, and all Euch claims promptly collected by
Government Claim Office,
70 W. Fayette street,
Baltimore, Nd.
N. a.-Au iasses muss soasaia stamp fes
frT, dsIs-tf
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BOOKS, PAPER, ETC.
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,

BOOKS, PAPER, ETC.
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
BOOKS ELLERs,
Stationers,
Blank Book
Manufacturers,
262 BALTIMORE-ST.,
OPPOSITE HANOVER STREET.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
CLASSICAL BOOKS.
MEDICAL BOOKS,
LAW BOOKS,
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS,
WRITING PAPER,
STATIONERY,
The LARGEST AND MosT VARIED srook
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY
PACED ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Made of Superior LINEN PAPER, at short notice
ruled and bound to order in any style.
Banks, INSURANCE COMPANIES. CORPORATIONS AND
MERCHANTS. furnished at reasonable prices.
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BALTMORE DAILY COMMERCIAW WEDNESDAY, JANUARY - 1866
NEW YORK ADVERT,S
J. H. WINSLOW & co.

u. IT. ESllNSLOW q W.
ESTABLISHED 1907
100000 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles, &o,
WORTH $500 OOOTr|
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH. WITHOUT
REGARD TO VALUE!
Andnoto bepaid for until you kno,o ,ctat o, are
AsPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
,coo.,,11.. EACH
I IS GoId Huntng Cased Sll5OO
200 Ladies' Gold Watches ... ia IN
500 Ladies and Gents Silver Watches.,..', 1890
Lulu REVOLVING Casters. 90 to l8 pG
5000 Drinking Cups 790 to 10 On
500 WA au Ghased Gold Braceets.. 500 to 1000
500 eS Sech ana duard ChaIns...... 500 to 1000
SSEE0 Maies Sa!nornla diamond Rings. 800 to 500
10000 Gold Pens with SiverM Med Holders 4G0to 10
0HEE ei!s WIN oliVer Ext Cases.. 400 to 800
ZOO Tes hauIes JewelTy ......... 500 to 1000
200 6ea Dessert q Iable spoons, doZ1200 to q 90
90Uo Pessert anu 1aoIe Forks. p 90 to 90
1900 Napkin Rings. p pair,,.,.,., 90 70 IN m
3lOO0 other artices.........., m 70 In m
Certificates of all the various articles stating what
each one can have first put enyelopes sealed
up and mixed; and when ordered are taken ont
without regard to choice and by mail tins giving
all TAR chance On receipt of the Certificate YOU
will what you can have and then il 10 al roIIr
ton to send dollar and take the article or not
one OF these envelopes will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF p CENTS five for ST. eleven for 81 thirty for
S. siXty1tiye for $40; and one hundred for SIS. -
AdENIS wanted everywhere. Great inducements
to Ladies and Gents to act such. Fail not to send
for Circular, which gives special terms full list and
particulars. ' Oil"
Address, JH WINSLOW kCo
noVo-d2W5m No. &S Broadway. n. Y.
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New and Rich JeWelry,
SILVER WARE,
Silver Plated Ware, &c

4. E. WARNER,
GOLD AND sILVER SMITH,
no. 10 n. GAY STREET,
Is adding daily to his varied assortment of new
styles and patterns of RICH JEWELRY, suitable
for REp presents; Diamond Pins Ear Err Rings Finger
and Plain Gold d.. Jet Cross do, Ladies' Gold
Chains, Bracelets Gold Thimbles Lockets, Cuff But
and Set Rings &C., &c.
:, Also. variety of SILVER PLATED WARE.
Baskets, Casters Walters, Butter Stands, Fruit do,
Spoons, Forks Ladies, &C., all of which will DO sold
on the most accommodating terms. de6-H
STANDARD SILVER WORK.
ALBATA PLATED WARES,
In great variety on hand and for sale to order at
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S,
iy25-t corner of Calvert and Water SITS.
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Kindiing Wood.
FOOD Of oil Sizes, Oak, and Pine Wood,
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mile

Over go West Baltimore street.
d27-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors.
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rs Baltimore Street, Baltimore,

NOW OPEN To THE PUBLIC.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
pATENT CANCELLTNG STAMPS

FHo ARCHITECTS.
MASONIC TEMPLE, will present the sameto ToITN
COATES, at his office No. 355 Pratt street On or
pe ;n1t the the TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-09

Who HEls.-Gen. Thos. f. Sweeney,
Fenian Commander in Chief, is a
printer by trade, and shorry before
the Mexican war, worked as com.
positor in the book office of A. S.
Gould, Nassau street. He volunteered
to 60 TO Mexico, and was handsomely
fitted out for he campaign by his
tellow-craftsmen. In the campaign
he was disabled, and, as a reward. for
his bravery, received from the United
State Government, "a commission in the
regular army, aad an office OF emolu-
ment, we believe, in tho Brooklyn
Navy Yard. During the late war he
participated actively, and was pro-
NOTED 10 the rank of Colonel, with
the brevet Of Brigadier General o.
Volunleers-a position OF which he
was lately deprived, for being absen
without leave, on business connected
with the Fenian movement. An at
tempt has been made-by his friends t
have his army grade restored, bu
without success.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-09

PROCEEDINGS oE CRY CoUNCIL.-At spe-
calmeeting of the Common Council of Dalles
City, held Mt the Recorle,'s office, oa Wednes-
day afternoon, Ma, ch 7th, 1866, at the call
of the Mayor, there were present N. Ii. Gates,
Mayor, Buchanan, Welch, Miller and Bird,
Councilmen, and f. S. Holland, Reco' der
The minu es of last meeting were read
AMI approved, and signed by the Mayor.
The comm zee on streets and public prop
erty reported progress and asked for further
time, which was granted.
The committee on finances, in the Eater
o, ce.tIin bills and claims referred, made
report, and recommended that the claims OF
W. II. Farrar, Klint Il Dougherty, DR.. Hun
ter and Ed Roth, be rejected; and, on mo.
tion the report was adopted and said bills
rejected. Also the report of said committee
ia the matter ofthe petition TO increase ped
dlers license, was adopted, and, on motion,
the petition rejected.
The followinga bills were reported on by
finance committee, and recommended the
same to be paid. Said bills were read, AND
on motion, allowed, and warrants orde'ed
to be issued for the several sums, to-wit
w. II. Newell, $s5 Relief Hoe Company
No. l, $37; Jackson Engine Company No. !
$ll5 10.
The following bills were presented ant
read, and on motion allowed: To F. Liebe
81 81; John A. Cook, $50; Waldrou
Co So; Cumming Grant, $3 J. w. Mile
Il Co., $l2; N. r. Packard, Sis; Thoma
Smith, SO so; Ed. Bulper, So; Charlie
Keeler, $l25 Charles Keeler, $40 l6; N
III. Cushing, $lOO; N. r. Packard, 500;
s. Holland, $l5 ~.
The bill of Waite & K-lly, for services q
attorneys for the city and also the applies
ton of j, H. Mcgee, for his city taxes to
RENTED, on grounds OF being over-assesset
were on motion reerred to finance cor
mittee
On motion the City Recorder was i
s,ructed and required to give at least t.
days notice, that an election will be held {
the I'd day Of April, 1866, (beirg the fir
Monday in DHIlesrCty, for the purpose
electing the following officers, to-wit: O
Mayor, one Recorder, five Aldermen, O.
Marshal and one Treasurer.
On motion the Recorder was instruct
to give notice to all persons having clal
against the city, to present them on or
fore the 25,h inst.
On mo ion the Recorder was direct
TO make out an exh bit of the receipts a
expenditures of the year ending the lst d
of April, 1866.
+. s. HOLLAND, Recorder
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-09

WE are able 10 report some pro-
gress in war matters to-day. Else
where the proceedings of the two pre-
vious meetings are published in full,
as furnished us by tho Secretary, +.
Kenyon. Last night an adjourned
meeting ives held, at which time it was
found that sixty.two names were en-.
rolled, and about eighteen hundred
dollars worth of money, horses, and
subsistence subscribed. There will be
u considerable increase to the above
amount subscribed to day. 1t is also
learned that quite number Of the
farmers in the valley below, are ready
and anxious TO go, and furnish horses
and subsistence. This is something
practical. If followed up now with
the energy that is at present displayed,
the boys will, in few days, be in a
condition to entertain hundred or
two Indians in lively manner. The
necessity of arresting the Indians in
their wild career, is apparent. Nearly
all the troops in this sub'district were
ordered away last fall and only Very
limited number sent TO take their
places. 1t will be midsummer before
moro troops can or will be got in the
field, SO they will be too late for the
purpose of protecting the spring im'
migration from California The case
requires immediate remedy. 1t will
pay in pecuniary way, to spend q
liberal sum to drive out these savages
within the next sixty days. The in.
creased security and amount of busi
ness alone will amply repay in one
season. This.is the light in which oul
citizens look at it, and they are there
fore subscribing literally. We hav'
not learned what is being done il
Owyhee, but if we must fight Indian
in order to keep our stock, and keel
open communication with the rest Q
the world, let's have it done at one
and well done.-Idaho Statesman, Eel
24th. y I1 y '1',d 8 '--s'Aa'0
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-09
Administrators Notice.

NJ0TICE Is HERBY GIVEN TubT HAVE, ON
~ this 9th day Of Bobruary 1885, been duly apponte
administrator OF the estate OF y O. Cowne deceasrd
fec to make immediate payment and all pcrsons hav-
ing claims against said estate notified " present
them to at my office, In Da es City, wasco county
Oregon, within ak mouths hom the date hsrtof r pay
ment. ii tsLaa H. A. H0QuR,
February b, 1865 aq,sl Adminlstrasor.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-09

A FEMALG suffrage amendment to
the constitution has been introduced
into the Indiana Legislature.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26

PorsosEp M wEiarxe PAPEa CoLtAs, Il Eos
ion pspcr has q repo-l thSta clerk in Jne Of the
wholesale stores of tat city has itelS been gGtc
ed With painful breaking tho neck wnlS VIE.
he first attributed to Los. but tue matter .et'tn!
serious, he applied7to physician who iu'Orn -
his patient that Sse wits suffering rom the poSon>
properties of Articles used in the Preparation OF
his enameed paper col airs which a! bes" absorb
I'd ;a'O his system; and upon inG"nJ i Us t2"A'
III Il some Al dozen other clerks. az VI whom " re
these collars, affected ia a siH,tl'r manner.
A Casa OF CoNscIExsa-A TusrF TUavEp IioS.
EST MAN.-At the tine the hi NJ Port E'p1bl'c
occurred, a Yankee soldieC rohhcd Nc. SaHnei Cins,
Some time since Mr. Cline received LETTER from
5hs thief asking to know the of the gentleman
who was robbed. Mr.. Glue answered the letter.
aud. few DAYS SINCE the watch arrFed at Stau.iou
BY EXPRESS Accommodating the watch was It letter,
stating that the thief could have no ease of con,
science, aud that to ob ain 9 Of mind he had TO
return tbs waich-EccS Register.
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HaAvy FAnLUas ~ New YoEx.-We regret TO
announce the suspension O Messrs Sac-etr EeIcl;er
& Co l&r-e grDcsry house The failure of the
concern was caused by Swanboro, junior partner,
ppPropriaiug TO his own purposes the funds of the
m, ana also III 'hinS paper and dispo ing OF it
lie even came down Oh LAYS, aud to TX Clrafts
out oftht letters in III I'ost Office NJ. S vausbpro
had entire charge Of the iIHucA AT tirs of the firm
aad NJ utmost emf te"c: WAS rep1sei in him =
Tue d'isu ting psrt;er has LETT for paris unknown.
The Erm did :. large business, and al VS. cui,yed
an ezeeH-a credit. There, is considerable sympn ;
'hy manifested tor the irinred partners The liz
abilities are estimated $500 OCO and the asses
gro bad, and indifferent al $500. o0o-Nss0 Yoy1:
The President hea rcyniaatcd to tie Senate
Green Clay riih. ii member of the House of Rgp>
Tesent"'ives from ntucky, 10 be Governor OF the
Territory OF Montana.
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81 900 PER YEAR! We wart Agents eve
p I,CJOry wheIe I, sell our IMPROVED $50
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
Upper feed. Sent on trial Warranted five wears
Above salary or la 'ge commissions paid. The
ONLY machines sold in United SIatcs for I,sz Than
$40 which fuHy licensed ~ HolCe ITheSlsr an d
~ HS0n, GrOUer s. BGkcr, Singer & Co., and Buchri
06r; 11H other cheap machines are infringencn.ti
and the seller are li6 arrest fine nd I'M
pTiSoam nj Illustrated circulars sent free Ad.
dress, or call upol Shaw & Clarke, at Biddcf,rd
Maine, or Chicago, Illinois.
JCcc s. S66,-lv
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THE ASHIN TON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.


OF BALTIMORE,
No 81, sovrH srirrT, or=r TnrEr NA7lAxAL BAxS
THIS Company iusurcs Buildlngs, Merchandise.
Personal Property generally, Vessels in Port &c,
against Ioss or damage by Fire on the riost favor
able terms All losses will be tnediately adj ust
ed and promptly paid.
DIRE CTORS:
THosiAs Y. CASEY, of Candy. Gtlpiu & Co.
Wa. wHITCLoCK, Pres, 81 National Bank
O. A. PNRKER, of f. l.. Parker ( Co.
W. IL. CRAwFoRD, Of W H.Crawf,rd & Co
P.S. CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Oh, mist.
g IT, REESE, of C.. II Reese s Brcs
J. d. MASON, of D. Mason & Co.
J. Tone, President of the Cecil Bank.
Is BgAcHAsI,o OF J. ). b achaIa & Fro
J. F. DIX, OF DIX 5; Steiner.
j. ny, OF j. LGary & TO
a. PEaRY, Commission Merchant
nc SMIrH, OF Tucker X smith.
X II. SPILLER. OF Spiller & AIcock.
4 hiSBERLY, Of Kimberly Bros.
J HAHTMHH. South Gay street.
s. p. TOWNSEND, of VIM Chcsnnt & Co.
i. F.. PAnLEfr. OF y. +. Pariett & Co.
]. g. FdUnEs Builder.
G. w. HyIRiCKHoUsE, Of G. ". Iiurnrick Louso
S 90. THOS- Y. CASBY p.es't.
FRATc J. McGisHIs, Ser'y.
F. NJ. Also UTrLI, Agent at Charlcstown.
Nov. ID, IeG5.-ly.
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Corr Fsrtr. The editor of ,borRopublican,
Marshal, Texas, was recently ordered by the shouts
der straps Of that department. to send copy of
his paper TO headeaaf ers under the recent order
OF Geaer Cram, 10 which lie rnaaS the following
c-.i reqly;-
csElcs oFTHE TsxAs REPuptIoAx,
MARSHALL. HARGIsoN Co, TEXAS
March 26 1866
DKla Srn:-I haze ;;''e.l'ouor TO ackn6w'edee The
crsl o der No H." dated, 'Gaves.'ut Texas. March
8 h. 1855 The subscription p-ice q; he paper is
Four ,,.as Tor six mJmtrs .ited States ci.rrency,
invarinTy in ad vauvc. send you a specimen c6:.Y,
and will Ire raurh pleased enroll vour na,pa
atnous my subscribers. Very respectfully,
II. w. LoUcusRY,
Editor and proprietor.
MAJ. GEy Wa,gar. CouIi & Dept of Texas
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TO CARPENTERS.

For sale, ON accommodating terms, already
4 glazed. Window Sash, each 80 by 40 inches
out to out, and Panrs IL by Is GLASS;
PamCs II by Is Cha :;
pair Sash for C"s", each ! # S in.ty 2ft2i in;
II PHn"s 10 BIZ II 6 lass;
. pair d 'uble Doors. upper half C lass with
shIts Apuiy - JAS Is. SMALL,
Jupr 5 1866. For the 6wncr
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June I9,ls66.
RAYS RFAFEB AND 1IoWEF.

RAYS REAPER AND ITO " EE2.
ed-THE cheapest and best REAPER ana
MOWER, ever offered to the citizens of thc Val
ley of Virginia, is exhibition at Bcrry"i.e,
at the Old Tavern. by Ma, JAMES f. NORRIS Of
Baltimore formerly resident of Clarke county
The Machine is Southern invention, nd is offered
for sale by-Southerr gentlemen. The advantages
of this Machine consist in It's simplicity and dura-
bility-havin- no c - Wheels, and therefore not
as liable to get Of repair as the other Rsancrs
and Now RS which have be n f,r:l"riy solo in this
Scction IF Virginia This Machine has been tc5bed
by large uun - &c. Farmers, Throughout; Mary
land and Pennsylvania. ali = 1900; teztii5 t. It's
superiority over all others, Er. i. Is thu ':2:.
Agent. and has established Sub agents At Charles
town. Winchester and Str"sburr, * here these Ma
chimes always be audif desired their lner-
its fully tested. inlay = ISt6--tf.
Ngr. II. II. IA SSOE', is the 4 gent Tor the
counties of jefferson and Ciai.c, ard has no"F
of the Machines exhibition.
0o-TT is proposed by the gents OF The various
REAPEES and MOWERS, taot are or may be
brou. Int into jefferson and Clarke, tine adjacent
counties, havca test trial OF the merits of their
respective Machines, in the vicinity OF Berryyiilc,
the grass becomes sufficiently high, of
which due notice will be given to the public.
May l. ISC6--t:.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Closing Exercises of Tie DUNBAR Sc a.
nary.

Tho fourth session f this Institution viii be for
TI,a!Iy closed the sc'iO rooms On sri'''v MORN
James u Averitt. The nuuual Address will lie de-
livered by Major Il ~ Hunter, on Thursday
Morning At IL O'clock June 18th. Subject, ''Ttc
new duties dcvuIv.ng upon Southern women, be-
CAUSE of the changes incident to the War"
The vaIeiictOry ser,nOn, particularly adapted to
the young, will he preached by Rev. c. w. An
drews, d. d, Tnur.day evening, June 2Slh, at $
O'Clock, in the Episcopal Church. The Iatrons of
the school with their IA mics, the young people of
the community and the public generally are inyi-
ted to hear 10th tbs Sermon and Ieaturc
p. VILLA Ms.
President Board If Yisitors.
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N Ew XoRK
UNION PIANO-F0RTE COMPANY.
cHARpERED JANUARY, 1859.


CEtARTEREp JANUARY, 1860.
WE are now prepared at our NEW F Ac,ToPy
corner Of TENTH AvENuE and .TfIjE m
SIXTH STREET. tn thru ont 50 PIANOS ~ -i
from QUE Splendid New ScaIes3Wliioil arc - ~
nounced by thc best Iadges 10 be the most nuyer
the pablo There is no Piano made ina sts,I
ln'l uns like them. 80 so''u
No. 81 Octave. front Round Cor j,
No "A !aln Case octagon Legs. 4O0to 8 $50
ners, with Carved Legs, .-.. SisOfo sAznn
40 81 octave, t9ur la fige Round Cor
'ers' WITH Carved L"gs, &c.,. $500 to 5000
The New IG;k Unic.N Piano Company. belieyin,,
that the paSlic wS:,t dem nds
GOOD SUBSTANTIAL
7-0ctave Piano-Foric.~
Embracing al! the Modera improvements as
d Rosspood Case, French Grand Actiou
Harp Pedal. Full Iron Frame, Oper-
strung Bass, &C.,
At PRICES WITHIN TIE hEANS OF ALI
row offer such an Instrument price lower than
any other reliable Manuiactory.
These Pianos are made of the best materials with
great care aud by the most ssiliul WoRKMEN,
scIiced from the hest Factories IN this and H. oIi
countries, and fully warrancdt stand in any eli
mate, and 10 give good asa any Pianos
sold tor One THOUSAND pOLLHFSS.-
OUR TERMS ARE NET CASH, CITY Funds
Tor Tor; by adopting such terms enabled to sell
at low prices.
-. All Orders must be sent direct to the Fac
Tory corner OF lOth Avenue and Seth Street Ms we
sell all our Eianos direct the Factory and save
rooms, which cxp"Lse the purchaser always has to
bear We want 500 AG t:NTs and TEACHERS to
introduce these SPLENDID NEw INSTRUMEN
IN all parts OF the United States.
NEW YORK UNION PLANO FORTE co,
Con. lgrn AvESUE and 36rm STREET, N. i.
SAMUEL FISK. Boston. President.
j. u. IL ALE, N. Us Trcas'r & GCn'l gent.
June IL. lSC6-lv.
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ieil,.

% Al I.c"t"wu. ia this county. 81, Tth of May Mrs
ELIZ ABErH WATSON. c",rscrt Of NJ, .ia- Wat
Son. d"pa ted This life. in ul hope of rituS in.
mortality beyond the grave eyed little upws r,!5
lUf 81 years
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
BALTIMORE L. OHIO RAILROAD
RE-OPENED.
81

TENHTs GREAT NATIONAL THoRoUGuFARE
L is again open for
FREtGIITS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars an Machinery destroyed are being re.
placed by NEW RUNNING. STOCK, with ali re-
cent improvements; and as the Bridges nd Traci.
again inSuDst ,utAl condition, the we'll earned
reputation OF this Road for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT,
will be more Than sustained under the re organiza.
tion of its business
In aiI;i" nc uncaualled attractions of natu-
raj sccncry hercLOtOtc c0ncoT1d c1 10
recent Troubles bnn the Border, tIIVc -!
numerous points on the Read, between the Ohio
River aud liarPers Ferry, with painful but in
structive inter est.
CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio River, with Cleveland aud Pittsburg
Central Ohio, and .Narietta@and Cincinnati Rail
roads; aud, through then with the NvIpIe Rcilway
System of the Northwest, Central West and South.
west. At II tr9ers- Ferry with the Winchester
Road At !" !aIin@trn Junction, with the Wash
ington Branch for Washington City and the Low.
or P"tnmIc At BtiIimuro with seven daily
traius for PM ldclphia and New York.
Two DOLLARS additional Through Tick
cts.to baltimore or the Northern Cities give the
T'iciIeEe Of 9!sit!HS WASHINGTON CRY en-
route. "
This Is the ONLY ROUTE bv which passengers
San pro ;nrc. through Tickets through ChecEs TO
WASHING ron CITY "
l.. NJ. COLE, w n. SNITH
Baltimore. ton, Bllti.nure.
June s, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-26
=. 80 STRifrn.

Ncdjsaz Eramjner for Jc6erson Toupty.
RJ-No charge for Policies Stamps or Medical
Examination. For tables OF Rstcs, &c apply to
the oni g OF the Company, Is South street. over
franklin Bank, or to
E. NJ. AISQUITH, Agent, :
Nov. z, 1868 ChnrIcstown, Va.