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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

American Baptist Home Missionary So.
ciety. =
BOSTON, May 19.-The American Baptist
home missionary society have adopted reso-
lutions instructing the Executive board of the
Society to continue their work among the
Freedmen with every facility in their power.
and give such religious instru ctions to the col
ored preachers as might be deemed consistent
with discretion
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TIE CASE OF RAPHAEL SENNEs-The Mo-
bile Ersnan2 Asrs Of the 18th instant publishes
the following:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT ALABAM.
Nay IL. 1850 In compliance with Instruction.
from the President Of me United States in ia
hereby directed that Raphael Semmes be moi
permitted to hold or exercise the functions of
Judge OF the Probate Court of Mobile county.
or any other civil or political ONCE of trust
while he remains unpardoned by the Presi.
By order Of Brevet Major General Charles
Il. Woods AR MTNxIxorn
Assistant Adjutant General
Judge Bond will perform the duties OF the
Offic in the meantime " AN
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTMORE, May 19.-Flour quiet; Low
grades heavy. Wheat quiet; receipts and sale
light: Corn dull; yellow, slas2c. Oats steady
Provisions firm. Sugar steady. Coffee dniI
Whiskey closed firm at 30 .26X for Western.
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TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS

The disbursements of the Treasury on &C.
count of the departments specified in the week
ending to-day were as follows:-War Depart
ment, S11l,347; Navy Department, sl,1O9,2ss
Interior Department, S236.256. Total S1,l56 s9l.
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INTERNAL RevENUE--The receipts from
this source yesterday were 1855, 800 90: the re-
ceipts OF to-day were &560.144. Sc and the total
receipts for the week amounted to 81 SEQ. 1a1. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19

CoNFIRNED-The- Senate in executive ses.
sion yesterday afternoon confirmed the nomi-
nations OF w. j. Murtagh and Samuel N orment
70 o. commissioners Of Police for the District
Of Columbia
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A TTENTIoN, CITIZENS OF THE SEVENTH
h WARD

You are respectfully invited 20 call at the Store
ofJ0HE s. YATES, corner Of 6tL street and vir-
GINA avenue, Island. and examine his stock of
fine FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting OF Rio,
Java. Lsguyra, Maracsibo Corees; fine GunpoS-
der, Young Dyson, Imperial, japanese and Black
Teas; Brown, Refined, Crushed, Granulated Su.
eare. All other articles usually found in a frat
class Grocery. We would particularly call vour
attention TO our stock OF LIQUORS, Consisting of
Old Rye. bourbon and other brands of wui.key
Branches: Wines. Port, Madeira, sherry, Malaga
&C., which We guarantee to sell iow any other
house in this city. Remember the locstion-car-
ner 9th street and Virginia ave, Island. IT.
MAJORS OFFICE.
w WASHING oS, ID. O., May 10, lss
O'Clock NJ. TUESDAY, the 2stk instant. for grad
Ing snd graveling 9Th street east from Pennsyfya-
ma avenue 10 G street south. The gravel 10 be y
Inches IN the centre tarerfDg OF 10 linches al the
gutter IiEe, to be we'll rolled with a heavy roller
after srayeiing, and be relieved OF gil boulders
rlrsioners OF the Fifth and Sixth Wards
Bidders will state tie price per cubic va I'D for
cuhihe and filing, that which measures the N st
TO he paid for but once.
The snrp us dirI Il be deposited wherever the
Conn l-siOnrfs may direct
No cart of the ap propristio will lie paid until
the work IL approved by the Cent ssioners and
Assistant CCmni ssiopers
Pieoers will state the price Pc. cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for erayelins.
WM A. FLETCHER.
Comnlis sioDer sixth Ward.
Il. x BARNES.
Commission Sixth Ward.
JAS. 7. MITCHELL,
THOMAS LUNON,
my l9 ectd Assistant Commissioners.
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RETURNED. - Joseph Wilson, ESQ.,, Chic.
dis morning to this city, from an extended
tour through Iowa and Wisconsin, to inyesti-
gate the AFFAIRS OF certain land offices in those
States. ~
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New York Markets.

New YORK, May l9-Cotton firm. Flour
declined 5al0 cents; Southern, sIO6OasI6. rs.
Wheat declined LAP cents. Corn firm. |. Beet
steady. Pork steady. Lard steady. Whisky
-Aull g sss.... e...
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENcy

William A. Hartz. who was con victed in the
United States District Court for the Western
District Of Pennsylvania on the charge OF pass.
ing counterfeit money, was yesterday par.
doned by the President.
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RECoNsTRUcTIoN IN THE DIsrRICT.-The
Weekly Star for this week contains the MorriI.
bill taking away the charters OF the Districi
cities Copies can be obtained at the eountsr
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MEMPHIS, May ia tornado visited Clark
crops, demolishing dwellings, barns, SC.
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.-Commi
sloner Newton has just received from Messrs
T. McGregor and p. Humes, farmers, East
10th ian, Scotland, through Mr. A. William.
son, Second Auditor, Treasury Department,
toes and Swedish turnip seed. East lothian
is the finest agricultural section of Scotland.
and everything, therefore, which is cult yated
Dy sncn farmers as Mr.. T. MEG. and MIR. p.
H., whose land is in the highest state of cnlti
Walton, can be depended upon as of the best
quality They promise a much larger quota
next season.
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PATENTs.-One hundred and ninety six pa.
tents will be issued by the Commissioner of
Patents for the week ending on the 10Th in.
slant.
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PERsoNAL.-Leutze.t the artist, is in this CITY.
and, II Is sand, will make picture OF General
Grant whine here.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu-This morn.
ing 'he remuneration of Mrs. Marcella b. viii.
DER 10 her right 10 administer on the estate of
ner husband. Charles b Wilder, a volunteer
Lieutenant IN the Navy, who was killed I'm &C.
uon October iath. 1854. was received, and on
her request the Court directed letters of admin
lstraflon TO be issued to VIM. H. Frear, who
quaineo by giving bond in the sum of $4,000.
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More Specie Gone On,

More specie Gone Out.
NEW YORK May 19.-The steamers Germa
MIA and New York sailed at noon to-day. The
Pennsylvania has also sailed, The tot al shin
ment Of specie to-day was S5873,OO0
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each, and Sarah ScofeId IS, and dis mi sed
tue other parties.
White he police were nraced in making
the srirsis quite a lars- number OF parsons
gathered sround and foifew wed the parties to
the , 'asson, where most of them lief, collateral
was alleged by parti-s AT the station aha.
several or TIE females are respectfully con-
nected, and have been living here IN private
boarding houses with their "husbands. so
called-some Of whom are i'm toe Goyernm ant
service.
The prem ises remain in possession OF the
POLICE, the Keys having been turned over 10
Suerntendent Richards
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my 1914 corner 9TH street and Mary land ave.
OFF ICE OF THE WAsHINGTON CITY CA
" NAL BOARD,
CRY HALL. May 10, 1866
Proposals will be received at this office until I2
O'Clock m ON MONDAY. May 18th inst, for ex :
cavatng I,0eo cubic yards, more or less, of he
earth from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. be
Greek. " A'o@A
For particulars in detail to the disposition of
the earth to be moved apply at the Office of the
ensi neer In charge. City Hall.
RICHARD WALLAOH
RANDOLPH COYUE
WILLIAM FORSYTH
DAVID HEPBURN.
WILLIAM ID. WISE
my 10 81, q. q, Is Doe'u'
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SPicEp OYsTKRs.-The spiced oysters sen,
us by Geo. w. Harvey & Co. No as9 Penn
ave, are. OF the most appetizing flavor, AND
snow that Harvey & Go. are ou fat in the preb.
aration OF bivalves I'm this style, as an every
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@ o O b 9
b Z B ID 3 7 + Z ,

/ AtNo. 3Sl 9TH ST., between I and X
mas been constantly buying goods for the last af
/ teen days. He has now in stsre about
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
| 10 oner 10 bis customers, bought after the erea
oeci,ne In goods, at the lowest price that cash
| would buy them, and viii be sold AsTONIsH
| lNGLY CHEAP, viz:
90 pieces Silver Ground Grenadines with rich
lot 81 Plain c ssas Ysi y:ra worth g cent?
AooS nd 10 pieces Of COlOrsd and Black Moh.irs
81 t fSs %G,. bs:gf. sh.
T., - 70 per yard and as low as g cents This
l:rss lot q nsrrOs checked ss'' Sousmsia,...
COUPLE width, viii be sold at 50 cents per
EroupS, With brochs figure, worth Si7s, Will
An iisd. oiWSite Goods. very cheap.
loo , isisa Linz Linen w % cents ysrd
AsCG, n 800 pieces foe Calico. neat and beautiful
Il Calico not % p very good will b. .Oa %,
,oam cents per yard.
sold at So centsHsery ch ss ,ss' OO'Ors' VIII
100 dozen Linen Hsndkerchifs, at sI5O Der
90 dozen Hoop Skirts, just received. made to or
Ssa, large and small size, the best make TO be
About SO six Sun UmbreIla., the very best goods.
from q to $50
BLACK GOODS.
ptt yi:h TO call the attention Of LADIES rs
Black GEeDsainss, two yari. vide.
Grape III aretz.
Hernani, Grenadips, Floreutins and Grape
B,.ot M mscss.; thrss ss.rters Of yard vide
cheap. 'of'
CARPETIEe. oILCLOTH AND MATING.
On onr second floor viii be found . good stock OF
s SARPLIING, oILoLoTH and MATING at re,
We can safely say that our Store I. SLED in each
department with the mest choice and best makes
The above named comprise but asmau portion
OF our stock will be pleased 70 have any one call
and examine our goods.
ONE PRICE WILL BE ASKED.
All goods are warranted to be - represented by
W. W. BuRDErrE.
Et No. 35I Seventh street. e..
my l9-6tif bet. and streets.
ROYs' LINEN SUITS
JAokErfp z zSs PANTS.
my Is-at. Corner th g. and Maryland ave.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW AS
" .'l sTIIkwArs PIANOS. m
We have also ON hand . large colleotios Of .sc-
which We. offer for sale Very low, and upon essy
REPAIR SHOP for planes, orssns end n,lo-
''''' '1 49," ". g. MfTzERoTriT' CO.,
Sole Agents o. stsinvsyS Pianos s sna Ms.o
Bsmllns Cabinet Organs. my is-tf
CHEAP BLACK SILKS.
wewouId call the attention OF our customer,
and the public generally to the fact thai We are
onennssone great bargains IN 1--- ID.
-. RIoH BLACK SILKS,
Which We have purchased very recently st auction
IN new 1ork. AZ very low price.
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REAL ESTATE SALES BY GREEN & VIII.
LIAMs. AUCTIoNERRs.-Lot %, in subdiyis,on
OF square No. 4, on l. street, north, between
% cents per foot; part of lot IS, In square $40.
near ~ and streets south, to Chas. r. Lloyd.
Tor Is cents per feof part Of lot 10, square ias'
win stone dwelling, on 9TH west, between III
Se.AO. ava
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/. LONG BRANCH.-ThIs is without doubt one
OF the finest summer resorts on the Atlantic
Coast; and our readers who design spending
the heated term out of town before making
their arrangements will do well to read the
advertisement of Messrs. Sprague & Stokes (oi
the KIrkwood House here) who will open the
Continental Hotel at Long Branch on the first
OF June. The establishment is fitted up with
all the modern improvements and conye-
niences, and the gentlemen mentioned know
show to keep hotel-' To those who have
never visited Long Branch we have TO say
that the sea bathing is safe, and the fishing
good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19

REV. ID McALLIsrKR, clergyman of great
ability, lectures before the Young Mems
Christian Association at Wesley Chapel to-
morrow evening. -
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We have shown above that the total amber
OF new advertisements in the Daily Chronicle for
the six months ending March 81, was 4.5O7, or
an average of % per day. The number OF new
advertisements in the Star during that time
was 1888, an average of SEX per day.
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The SIXTH WARD HRErTNG.-We learn TN a,
the names OF several gentlemen mentioned ar
the meeting in the Sixth Ward on Thursday
night as candidates for the Board of Common
council, were used without their AUTHORITY
ana that MIR. Ruff positively declined TO serve
which will account for the small number a,
votes he received at the time
The name of Mr. ]. G. Cross also apneared
IN our report of the meeting, as ha wing intro
duced resolutions endorsing Mayor WalIach-
IN piace OF the name of Mr.. John w Cross
crafty question being brought in the meet.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Pleasanton, u. s. A; Gen
w. II. Giistcn, Hon. VIM. Wharton. Genera
prentiss and lady, Mrs. Gen. M. Corcorap, N
Y, are at Wizards.
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To BE REvoKED.AIt Is stated that the Wa,
the order published in 1862, prohibiting all Off
GERS OF the army from visiting Washington
without special permission from the Secretary
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ing, officers Parker and Larabee arrested two
men giving their names as John Wilson and
James Douglas under suspicious circum-
stances. One was found sitting at a doorstep
on ID street, between 9th and 9TH. and the other
standing al corner, and in their possession
the officers found several tools very useful to
burglars and billy, besides an ice pick, which
would make an effective weapon. They al.
legged that they Were drunk and did not kps W
!n9G ths eXu caalmff s2ffcse Walter had imnased
a nne OF S25 on each they were turned over 10
the Superintendent
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SEE advertisement elsewhere of parrots 10
and re ward offered tor their recovery. s4G
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL One of tbas
agreeable entertainments commences at tn
Assembly's Church. corner Of 5th and SITS
on Monday next. al only dime for admission
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CoRREcTIoN.-Mr. Editor Allow me to saw
that the statement that appeared in your paper
a Few evenings since. in reference 70 the loss
sustained by the Metropolitan Church, bv the
Iailnre OF the Merchants National Bank Is
WITHOUT foundation; the church not ha wing anv
money On deposit in the above Bank
Yours, &c, rs DEHAss.
Pastor METROPOLITAN Church =
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SABBATH MISUNDERSTANDING the past
three Sundays large crowd Of Washington
and Alexandra boys. botl, white and colored,
have met about half way between the two
cities for the purpose of having pitched bat
Ties with slings and stones. The party that
drives the other home, Grains the victory. On
sunday last the Washington boys drove the
Al-Xandrians some distance, when the latter
got posses sion of TWO or three shot guns, from
some men near Four Mile Run, and the victory
turned IN their favor. The battle will be re-
newed Sunday afternoon I'd. W Tha
parents of the boys. ministers ofthe Gospel, and
Sabbath School teachers, are cordially invited
to be present.
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lib WARD 2, x! Ms.sS At. meeting
1 sc. .ns re re- src,iO. g naUHAkD wALLACH, o.
PsE'f Esfb,a'Sn VI,
dates for Aldermen and Common Geuns a1'e cI9h'
rAATTTT66ETI0E TORKINoMEN OF rae
81 Ws ard will be held At
Bowling saloon, on MONDAY, May n. At sishs
%.,s's sssso Comma
'NEsEyENTH wARD.pr: CHARLES Al
s5a,a. Len vii b. supportsd as An independent
my ls:te. - - SAsY VOTERS.
~ To The VOTES %IRS OF THE SIXTH
Your attention il called to the foIlovin. .,,,.
nents; all Of which can be fully proven: '''e'
at Odd feos: Hail To nomn HH sns nan
the boards Of A dermen and Common Council
S1s sss q fol the shss q
votes at one time for Donald Moo athran: seysrsi
votes were ss:s for the same gentlemen BY
tensns so. sp fdr Sa s
deposited the wrong tct.s and mao som ., mistake M
Afterwards TS made mention of the fact:
81 sre
the votes cast by James q. GISss had been thrown
ont, he would have received the larges: number OF
Under these circumstances. MI Herrell does not
leel auth0rlZea 10 withdraw his name, and WA
therefore announce him as the Regularly. nomi
mated candidate for Rsard of Aldermen to be ann
ported At the ensuing municipal election, Ana
bespeak for him your earnest support
MANY VOTERS
WASHINGTON CITY, d. q Nav 18TH lS;6-At
meeting OF the citizens OF the sixth w ard he id at
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on the 18th mat
for the purpose Of selecting candidates to rsere-
sent said ward in the Councils Of this city James
for board os S s OF said
for Donald McCathran. folded together which
having observed, l took them up. and called At
tention 10 the fact. These votes were counted AZ
part OF the poll, and included in the result
SAMUEL X. TURNER
On this 18th day OF May, 1856, before me the sinh
seriber Justice Of the peace, personally appeared
Stmuel n turner and made solemn oath in Inc
form OF law, that the statement IN AIDE above tn
which he has appended his signature ia correct
and true, as above stated JAS. GULL, J. P.
We, two of the tsllers of the Sixth Ward pri
mary meet1ng DO assert that the attention of j no
w Thompson, the chat rnan of said meeting was
called TO the fact that James G. Gross had Ssnns
tied three ballots for Donald McCathran And he
decided that they should be counted unIess tbev
should make an alteratit in the result An WE
also assert that In the excitement which prev .Ied
the said three votes were counted by the teller.
and included in the result as announced
80 JAMES h PEAKE
u r. MURELAND
NJ
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X EEP oooLi KEEP o0OLiI
FINE ICE CREAM So PER GALLON

The subscriber desires to call the attention O,
his friends and the public generally to his fine "a
lection of CONFECTIONERY, CAKES. PIES
Foreign and Do mestic FRUITS OF all kinds Ex
cursions, Parties and Weddings furnished at sbor,
notice. A call 10 solicited.
jobs w. RIGHTsrINE.
my F-lmf No 400 Mass. ave, near 10th st
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E.MRLoH,s RESTAURANT,

cUUB btIcStf
~ known a. Werners Place.
=, Ihe undersigned informs his patrons and the pub
IA keleIeIIy, that he has removed from n
~ ~ cm stnnd, The European HOTEL ID VE.4
70. aSs pennsylvania avenue, where he tt.K
enabled TO furnish all kinds Of Liq uors and Gam
Thankful for past favors he solicits a coutin
hon Of their former patronage - 80
my Is II Eo ass p.n .o..s
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DIssoIUTIOE OF coPARrNFRsHIp ;

~!'@slEez H d. essssse 10. q GsisFt
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MAYORS OFFICE.
AT BREAKDOWN PRICES

my l9 ectd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-10
P1AN Q FoRTHa'

-
CHARLES NJ. STEIFF,
MANuFACTURERo of First premium GRAND
1L1 and SQUARE PIANOS. Factories 81 and Sc
Camden street. and as and AZ Perry street, near
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ware-rooms No 7
Md. .
Has always hand the largest stock of Pianos to
be found in the city. My new Grand Scale over
strung agrafe treble Pianos are pronounced by the
amatuers and professors to be the best Piano
tactured. We warrant them free of every fault for
five years, and the privilege of exchange within
twelve monthsi not entirely satisfactory tothe pur.
SECOND HAND PIANOS
always on hand--$5O to $500. MELoDlANs and
PARLoR ORoANs from The host makers.
Wehave permission to refer to the following per-
sons who have our Pianos in use; D. S. Rentch
william Rush, w G Butler, Richard C williams
d Dennis Daniels; BENJAMIN F. Harrison, in Jefer
bingham, Jacob Seibert. Benjamin Speck, Andrew
Bowman, George Hoke, Jacob Miller. Charles r
Goe' James Denny, Lemuel Campbell, Rev Mr.
Hair, in Berkeley County,
e1- For further particulars, aprly to HAIR.
RlSoN, Agent, Shepherdstown
Terms liberal. A call is solicited.
June 10, 1866.
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THE WASHIN GToN
- FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,
No 81, SoUTH STREET, OVER THIRD NArrASAL BANK
THIS Company insures Buildings, Merchandise,
Personal Property generally, Vessels in PORT SC,
against loss or damage by Fire, on the most favor
able terms. All losses will be Immediately adjust
ed and promptly paid.
Dire TORS:
THOMAS Y. CANBY, of Candy, Gllpin & Co.
WM. WHITELocK, Pres't Sd National Bank
O. a. Parker, of E. L. Parker & Co,
w. H. CRAWFORD, of W. H. Crawford Co
P. S. CHAPPELL, Man curing Chemist
H. REESE, of G. II. Reese & Bros.
j. D. MASON, of D. Mason & Co.
J. TOME, President of the Cecil Bank
Us. BEAcHAOd, OF J. S. Bcacham & Bro
J. F. DIX, of Dix & Steiner.
LEARY, of J. Leary & Co.
A. a PERRY, Commission Merchant.
II. c SMITH, OF Tucker < smith.
X. NJ. SPILLER. of Spiller & Alcock
E. KIMBERLY, Of Kimberly Bros.
HARTMHN. South Gay street.
S. p. TOWNSEND, of VIM Chestnut & Co.
b. F. PARLETT, of B. F. Parlett s. Co.
J. S. FORBES, Builder.
c. w. HUMRIcKHousE, of c. w. Humrickhouse
6 20. THOS. Y CANRY PRESET
FRAScls J. McGINNIs, Sec'y.
E NJ. AlSQUITH, Agent al CharIestown.
Nov. ID, lS65.-1y.
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G.1 R00 PER YEAR! We want Agents eve
p l,COOrywheIe tic sell our IMPROVED $40
Sewing Machines. Three kinds. Under and
Upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted five years.
Above salary la -ge commissions paid. The
ONLY n!nchincssold in United States for less than
IPiLsOn, Grover < Baker, Singer Co., and Bachel-
der. 1dH other cheap machines infringements
and the seller Iidb to arrest fine nd i'm
priSonmeni. illustrated circulars sent free. Ad-
dress, call upon Shaw & Clarke, at Biddcford
Maine, Chicago, Illinois.
June 5, lS66.-lv
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TO THE PUBLIC.

] WOULD most respectfully invite attention to
L The fact that am now prepared to take
LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPH
either from life small pictures
PHOTOGRAPHS taken from the smallest to the
largest size, and finished in INK or COLORS on
moderate terms.
BY giving call and allowing me to do your
work in the manner above statcd, YOU will confer
favor on one who will appreciate your kindness
FRAMES OF all kinds and sizes gotten up to
order. T. eDINKTE
May Is. Is66-tf
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AND DOMESTIC
cHARLEsToWNvA


RELIEVING that wo have one of the largest and
- best select assOrtnlents of this eass al Goods
ever IN this Valley-and that possess advantages
winch enable US to sell as low the wholesale
Houses OF baltimore, therefore respectfully So
heit your orders and hope by diligent attention to
the requirements of the Trade, to merit continI-
eAee OF your patronage. Our stock consists of
IMPORTED & AMERICAN CUTLERY,
Door Plate, Screw Chest, Trunk and Pad Locks
strap, Hook But, Shutter and-T Hinges Screws;
Screw Spring and Chain Bolts. Filcs, Rasps Braces
and Bits. Angurs Chisels. Levels. Planes. Reyols
Rules, Cros2 Cut, Hand, Wood, Compass aud WI hin
saws, Hatehets, Hammers, AdEes, Axes, Cons
passes. and Boring Machine ADvils Sledges. Rel
lows Screw Plates, Vlses, Tire Beuders, Screw
w Mrenehes; nrawing Knives. Jack Screws, Forks,
Shovels, Chains, Hames. Rakcs, Rriar and Grain
Scythes, Mill Scoops, Mattocks, Picks, Hoes, Ri,
die Bits Buckles. Rings, Pad Trees, T"rrcts, Post
Hooks Ornaments. Spurs, Curbs, Coffin Trimmings
9pd Cabinet Hardwerei Trowels, Pulleys, Tape
Zines, Pouches, Lasts and Shoe Findings; Nails
Spikes Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails also Iron,
OF All kinds; BrOoms. Brushes and CordaEe.
thankful for past favors, respectfully solieIt
orders for the above named goods.
April 3, 1866 = w.