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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
1Os and 10 RrondHvay.

1Os and 40 broadway.
NEW YORK, JANUARY 23d, 1866
Your attention is respectfully invited to the following
ment of the operations of this Company during the year
and Of its present condition.
With Assets exceeding ONE MILLION SEVEN HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and twelve years expert
in the conduct Of General Insurance Business the Com
psny confidently offers to the Public Protection against the
pers Of OCEAN and INLAND NAVIGATION and FIRE
The Board of Directors have this day resolved divi
dend Of SIX PER CENT the outstanding certificates
Profits to the holders thereof their legal representatives.
and inter the 9Th of March next also dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT on the Capital stock Of the Company Cash
Scrip the earned Participating Premiums Com.
pany for the year 1865 for which Certificates will be issued
and after the ID day Of April next.
oFYiCERs
JAMES L0RIMER GRAHAM, President,
ROBERT NJ. O. GRAHAM. Vice President
JAMES L0RING GRAHAM, JR., % Vice Pres't.
Fl. II. PORTER, Secretary.
ELLIOTT ROBBINS, General Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31

SASH Door and Planning MIL 1923 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been using Bulkeys Patent Lumber DRYER for
several months We And slm9st should
months In opinion il the only thoroughly
lumber IN seasonable time and believe the lumber 30
dried isin no way injured by the process.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31

The practical operation OF Bukleys Lumber ~fFgny har
proven to be satisfactory set forth by Certcates
Lard and Mr. Leysn Supernendsnts'Of Motive Power and
Evening star., 1866-05-29
rBELJNEs BEING DRAWN

As the principles at issue between the Presi
dent and bis opporen are more clearly de-
fined and better understood, it is perceived that
the only essen tial divergence is on the ques-
tiOn of Southern representation in Congress,
and here justice is so clearly on the side of the
President that honest and patriotic members
of the Republican party are daily sacrificing
their party prejudices and rallying to the sup
port of the Administration. That the lines are
now being strictly drawn is evidenced by the
fact, that whereas only a few weeks since
Union organizations indorsed both the Presi-
dent and Congress, they now take sides. This
is hopeful sign, and the supporters of the
Administration are perfectly willing to go be-
fore the country on the single question, divest-
ed of all side issues Shall those States which
elect men of unquestIonable loyalty, be rep
resented in the Congress of the United States
Evening star., 1866-05-29
Affairs In Georgetown.

The CANAL.-The inclemency OF the wealth
er, combined with other causes, prevents the
usual activity of business along the canal to-
day. The arrival of the boat lngomar, with
1C613 tons coal for the Hampshire and Baltl-
more Co, brings the assurance that the breach
in the canal at the Four level has been
repaired, and the way is open for the coal
trade with Cumberland. The %. L. Snoufer
arrived yesterday with flour, grain and DIAL
for J. G.. Waters.
THE FIRE AT THE AQUBDUCT BRIDeE-fes-
Ierday afternoon, abo st O'Clock, the SvalkinS-
way of the aqueduct bridge was discovered TO
be burning. The workmes IN the vicinity ex-
tinguished the flames before any material
damage was done. Itissupposed that the hre
was accidentally communicated by cOlored
men, who were smoking there, dropping the
fire and ashes from their pipes.
Evening star., 1866-05-29
ANOTHER AMENDMINr.

Mr. Sumner to-day gave notice of an amend.
ment intended to be proposed to Senate bill 292,
entitled bill to provide for restoring to the
States lately in insurrection their full political
rights.
Strike out after enacting clause, Of the firsx
section, and insert the following section asa
substitute: That when any State lately inf
bellon shall have ratified the foregoing an Ind
ments, and shall have modified its co6stitu.
shall have further provided that there shall
be no denial Of the elective franchise to citi-
Zens Of the United States because of race or
color. and that all persons shall be equal be-
from such States, if found duly elected and
qualified, may, after having taken the req ulred
oaths Of office, be admitted into Congress as
such: Provided, That nothing in this section
shall be so construed as to require the dis.
franchisement OF any loyal person who is now
entitled to vote.
Evening star., 1866-05-29
SCOTT

We have the sad intelligence, by telegraph,
of the decease at West Point. N. u, this morn :
ing of the Veteran General Scott, "fne Hero
OF Lundy's Lane" Such news was not un-
expected as It was known tbas his recent trip
South had not given him much relief rom the
disability from which he was suffering. IL Is
stated that the immediate cause OF his death
was a disease of the nervous system. The ex-
pressions of sorrow at the death Of this gallant
soldier are universal, and arrangements will,
no doubt, be made at once for proper memoir.
al observances in his honor by the authorities
and the people in this city and throughout the
country
Evening star., 1866-05-29
SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK p. N.
GOVERNMENT SECURlfiRS.
WAsHIHsfou, May 90 1895.
Jay Oooke q %. furnish the following quo
Lstious OF Government securities:
THE DEATH or GEN SCOTT

The Secretary of War received this afternoon
the following dispatch from General Cullum.
giving particulars of the death Of Lieut.. Gen
Scott
WEST POINT, n. Y, May 29th, 1s66.-Hon.
Edtna N. Stanton, Secretary Of War With
heartfelt sorrow have 10 announce to you the
death of Lieut. Gen'l. Scott, at L % this morn
ing. He expired without a struggle, and con-
scious to the last. ! have suspended all duties
at the Academy in consequence of the melan-
choly event, and detailed guard OF honor,
composed of officers of the highest rank, to
watch over his mortal remains.
Please communicate to me any orders YOU
may wish to give. GEO. w. CULLUM,
BrevetMajor General. U. ). A.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

FARTHER POINT, May 29.-Steamship David
arrived with Liverpool dates, 18th. Derry 18th
instant.
Cotton, after some fluctuations, closed at last
weeks quotations. Sales for the week. 60,OtO
bales, and 5000 on Friday closing dull. Bread
sruffs very dull, but firm. Provisions dull.
Consols 81 p assH Five-twenties 66a66A. Bull
lion IL Bank of England decreased 32,OO0.
Reserve of notes decreased 4,25O,UO0. Bank
act not resorted 10, but extraordinary powers
granted by Government. Confidence con-
tinues to recover. but more rumors of heavy
suspensions at Liverpool. Continental affairs
unchanged.
Steamer Denmark put back to Queenstown,
machinery disabled.
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NOT APPRECIATED.

Mr. Stevens gets no pats on the shoulder
by his radical friends for his TRADE against
Secretary McCnlloch and others of the Cabi-
net. In fact. most of the leading Republican
papers openly express their disapprobation of
his ilI-tempered. overbearIng style of assault.
His fellow mt mbers are getting restive, also,
under the crack OF his plantation whip. the
snapper of which is always in the air, and
threaten a revolt. They say that Thad is de-
ing mischief, and must be repressed or the
Republican party must go under
Evening star., 1866-05-29
TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT,

The President has nominated TO the Senate
William Faxon, row Chief Clerk OF the Navy
Department to be Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. in the place of Captain Fox, an appoint
ment which gives general satisfaction, not
only on account of ms private worth, but fine
executive ability. Captain Fox has been nom-
mated as the additional Secretary of the Navy
for the period OF six months. under the law
recently pass ed.
Evening star., 1866-05-29
THI.MERCHANTs' NATIONAL BANK

TH8.MEKCHANTB' NATIONAL BANK
Mr.. Huyck. the President Of the Merchants
National Bank, has made an offer to the United
States Treasurer to compromise with the Gov.
ernment and all other depositors. by paying
forty per cent. Of the amounts deposited. This
proposition, it is probable, will be submitted
by the Receiver, Mr.. Kennedy, to the authority
having the right to accept it on the part of the
Government
Evening star., 1866-05-29
Great Fire in Saratoga. Ny.

SARATOGA, May 29.-Fire was discovered
at I o'clock this morning in the north wing of
Congress Hall. Loss upwards of S2UI,OOO.
Some furniture was saved. The hotel was to
have been opened on Wednesday. No other
hotels were injured.
Evening star., 1866-05-29
ISSUE OF NATIONS IN ALABAMA.

The Assistant Commissioner OF the Freed
mems Bureau In Alabama has forwarded to
the Commissioner an estimate Of the number
OF rations which 1t will be necessary to Issue
to destitute persons in the State IN the month
of June. He estimates for the Huntsville dis
trict 5000; Demopolis, 9,l00; Tuscaloosa, 1.700;
Talladega, 1850; Selma. $500; Montgomery,
6.s75; Greenviile, l,25o; Mobile, ans. Total
2,OO0. ''-.''.,'-
Evening star., 1866-05-29
Movement of Fenians.

CINCINNATI, May 2a.-The Commercial Of
this morning has the following =" There is a
movement of the Fenians. Quite a number
left the city yesterday bound for Canada.
Large shipments of arms have been made
nor Inward within n few days past. The de-
gree of secrecy with which the shipment of
men and arms have been made indicates al
most certainly that business of q serious char
acter is intended"
Evening star., 1866-05-29
Congress Hall Destroyed by Fire.

Especial Dispatch.I
SARATOGA, N. Y, May 2s.-Congress Hall
burned down last night. .....
This is the secor time this hotel has been
destroyed by fire in a short time We learn
that the proprielors recently expended more
than s5OOO0 in preparing the building for the
approaching season.-ED.I
Evening star., 1866-05-29
LABELS FOB TIE PATENT MODELS

HAD80C EV1 1H8 fAIB0T 1OUEIS.
Those who have visited the model rooms of
the Patent OfRce have noticed the dificultv
met with in ascertaining the character of most
Of the patent models there exhibited. This de.
feet is about being remedied by Commissioner
Theaker, who Is having large tickets of q Iieht
color printed, which will contain q statement
Of the purpose to which the patent is applied,
the date Of the patent, number of the model,
and the name OF the inventor. These tickets
will be so attached as to be easiiy read. And
will add greatly to the interest Of the model
oolIacfi0u. - -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

DEATH OF GENERAL SCOTT.
WEST POINT, May 29-Lieutenant General
Winfield Scott died at Los this morning.
Evening star., 1866-05-29
MICRO sUFFRAoR

Mr.. Sumner to-day introduced bill s.to en.
force the amendment to the Constitution aboI.
ishing slavery, by securing the elective fran /.
chise to colored citizens"
Evening star., 1866-05-29
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 29.-Cotton quiet. Flour
dull. quotations barely nominal: Southern
dropping and unaltered. Wheat declining.
Corn do. Beef and pork steady. Lard buoyan..
Whisky dull.
Evening star., 1866-05-29
The MARYLAND Mon Executive Committee

BALTIMORE, May 29-The executive com.
mittee of the conservative wing of the Union
party of Maryland met this morning in this
city The attendance was snail. Hon. Mont
gomery Blair, Postmaster Purnell, eX-Proyost
Marshal Blumenberg were among those pres
ent. A resolution was passed excluding re-
porters. The proceedings are conducted in
nriyatp
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PERSONAL.

EF0RMATION WANTED OF BAT MORE.
4 LING. about 40 years old, when last heard from,
nation Will be thankfully received By his brother,
Metthsw Moreipg, at No. 2j9 Vermont avenue,
uotWeon ana streets. It.
A CHILD LOST-On Monday. the asth instant.
"A about three miles from the city, in Oak Hill
Woode, near the toll gate, q Boy named ANTHONY
hAffL6h, aged seven years; had on O gray lack ct
and pants Any information concerning his where.
aoouts VIII De thankfully received BY his
5th ste. A' WV 1I S1u
Evening star., 1866-05-29

POsTPoNED.-The Excursion Of the Ladies
Mite Sciety. Of Ryland Chapel, to Glymont,
which was 70 have taken place to morrow, il
postponed on account Of the weather. The
day Of the excursion will be announced to.
@otrvW. - -
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DA AIMS IN PLAN

seven octave rosewood, nearly new fine tsne
PIANO for 500, Stoel and Cover in
clu0ed. FL
Also, Q very excellent second hand, mill All
walnut case, searly new iANO, of Chickering 4
Sons make. and warranted.
Ihir,y second hand PIANOS, prices ranging
from $50 to Sl50, for sale on small payments
DRUMS, FIFES. Brass a1d German Silver IN
SfEOMENTS. DRUM HEADS, &c. for sale at
very large discounts from origibal prices:
JOHN +. ELLIS,
uy29t 306 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star., 1866-05-29

INTERNAL Rav The receipts from
this source to-day amountsd 70 S7lo,tos.si.
Evening star., 1866-05-29

AssAULTIN9 AN OFYICRR.-This morning,
county constable John II. Wise went to the
store OF Henry 0umpertz to distrain his goods
when the latter assaulted him. Omcer Coomes
coming along took Gumpertz before Justice
Barnaclo, who held him to bail for court
Evening star., 1866-05-29

BIDS OPENED.-To.day, at noon, proposals
Tor grading and gravelling 9Th street east be-
tween Pa. avenue and q street south, were
opened at the Mayors ONCE, City Hall. The
bids were as follows: John w. Laughlin, 12x
square yard for gravelling; p. Philips, lie,
&C.; ID. Murphy & Co., 1sc, lOc.; A. Gleason &
Co, 16c.. &C.; p. Sullivan, 1IHc- 5kc.; Jas.
Fitzpatrick, 12c., &C.; VIM. Blake, 12kc., &C.;
Michael Hazard, 1Oc.. &C.; Samuel Gregg,
IKE, 7Hc.; John Magee. 12c, &C.; VIM.
Fletcher, lac, &C.; Dennis McNamara, 9kc-.
6xc,; B. Riordan, 15c:, &C.: Z. Davis. Nc,
l2kc, &C.; w. Babbinkton, 13sc., &c.
Evening star., 1866-05-29

Eleven years since, III RAN TICKER, of Boston,
patented
SPRING BED,
of his own invention, which has steadily in.
creased in popularity since that time, and to day
stands
UNRIVALLED.
Combining, as it does, the Sc veral require
mer u Of
COMFORT, CLEANLINESS, PORTABILITY
DURABILITY, AND CHEAPNEsS,
1t may Justly be regarded Is Q household neces.
sity. Those who have once tested its merits
will never abandon it for any other contrivsnoe
which has yet been devised for mans comfort
during the hours devoted to reposs. Tlere 10
nothing 50 essential to sound health a ,sound
sleep, and this is secured BY the use Of Tucker's
Patent Spring Bed.
For sale by
JAS. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
my 70 lw Psnnsy lvsnia avenue and 10th street.
Evening star., 1866-05-29

SELLING LIQUOR ON SuNDAY.-Rob't Whit.
ly, Matthew DeAtley and Lawrence Hickey,
who were arrested by the 7th Ward police
npon charge OF seinnG liquor on Sunday, had
Whitly and Hickey were fined $40 81 eacn, De
AtIey was dismissed
Evening star., 1866-05-29

CHANCES IN THE sixth AUDITORS OyyIcR
y. o DICKINSON, OF Pa, has resigned his posi-.
ION as clerk Of the I'd class ip the ONCE Of
tne Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post ON ce
department: Capt. 4. H. Nixon of Camden.
N. has been promoted from a LIST class
Ss;SSD 70 I'd class 81, ,lOOJ clerkship, vice ] !.
>. Dickinson, resigned
Evening star., 1866-05-29

BAsTAgDY-Yeeterday Edmond Hawkins,
colcred, was arrested BY Oficer James, of the
9TH Ward. upon the complaint OF Frances VIII
son, colored, that Hawkins is the father of an
iliegtimate child, for the supporter which she
desired that be should be made responsible.
Hawkins was taken before Justice Bos we'll.
who required him to give security for the
maintenance of the infant
Evening star., 1866-05-29
THE TRUSTEES,

sTdsED DRT ioq fosRs RIs.s At ..4..; ss
SsGf MfssfeRp01T HR a011 received large supply Of
HMarietZ. Shswisa g.! Bareges and Crapemeretts,
fnsn fS"sSEeePins HaIs SoSds Cloths and Csssimerss.
GiCyse. Hosiery, Hoop ssrts C.lieces st 10. isi,
-, l%s ~; =, cent?, Bleaohed Muslin tx, is,
cents. Colored Alpacas 15 to s2IT cents. Sisct and
White Platds rs cents. full stock Of Bisck Dress
Goods and Block Shawls. We are seilins onr
Goods very cheap. Those in want sf GOOD sooSs
at low prices would 20 we'll TO give us cali s'~
my lelm BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star., 1866-05-29
10y ID. l.. WELLS 4 CO.. Auctiosesrs and Raj
n Estate Brokers, corner 18th and sts


FRAME HOUsE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUo.
On FRIDAY, the Lei day Of June next, at ak
O'Clock D m, We shall sell in front of the nremi
ses, the follewine described property
"A two-stery Frame House and Lot No l7s
sIeee north, between l2th and 18th streets west
Ionung IA fsst on street by 100 feet deep 20 2s-
Terms cash. $50 down when knocked Of All
eanyeyanclpg and revenue stamps ct the ex pense
my2s d.. WELLS 4 co Auc,.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Tbe .uh.
"A eciiber being about TO change his residence.
Ss Is.;a,s private sale the valuable FARM which
.t public sale on SATURDAY the 18th i dsy Une Of
tene next, at o'clock D. m , on the premises
The Tract contains about THREE HENDRED
AND EIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND, and lying
schoolley MIL on the PatuI ent river, I've miles
from Ashton, and ga miles from Sandy spring
There are on the premises comfortable Dwell
LING and TINANT HOUSE. and al the necas-
y sHry G Spt, ouiidfnss About lso acres Of land is
and very productive; the residue 10 heavily ii m,
sered. Apple and Peach Orchards Of selected
Fruit. in bearing.
The Land is also within plsmiles Of an abun
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
to be paid on the day Of sale and the bal lsuce in
equal annual payments, at I, 2, and years, with
inteiss from the day Of sale, and the deferred
- The owner would be pleased TO show the
Land TO any one desiring 70 purchase. or any other
information will Ss SEsp letter to
Sandy Springs, MonteOmery county,
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RY W. L. WALL 4 co. Auctioneers.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
DAY noRSiSs Gas aa, ASeo1 s N b ECcI: on TUES
tire stoea Of Groceries saved from the late Gre in
B6is. white and Yellow Sugars
Bbis as.r Greer Sa a.. and Burnt Ss,es
Bbis. Flour, Meal, and Craskers
Bo1ss Bo1ss S.h s:ds, SosP; and Candles
IBIS. Msis:sss and Sc cst.us aGa smoking Tobacco
iot Of Bsisf. fB whi.k.y
Kegs Leads, so, and l6c lbs kegs
Spices. Indiso, Biscfins and Pipe.
boIes Rhine Wine
9CrseIer Csnisters. with gla.. fr.nts
u Fire proof-Safs
With various other articles usually found in
my . W. L. WALL co., Auct,.
- The ABOVE SALE WILL Be CON
the most d''sE.1.. SHsf; Wall .i CO. 3 xIo
SALE OF SURPLUS HoRsss AND MULES.
w .''.'ETsa. Es:s::s.s: 80; 5, 6: sos:; e, !. ,s.
Ar g: Sis s5 jss. i es
mencing ct 10 Q clock .. m
bos, Viii leave sixth street Wharf .vsry hour
Aais.: M q: s! Sf !: .e,s .,s :,psy .s.,. -
order H:is :: Il: s
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brfgadfer General,
my SIT in charge Tirst Division. o M.0.O.
~ NEW ARRIVAL or PARISTAN 0A
Z GOODS. u
u. WILLIAM
has received: per steamer Napoleon III, q bean
tful line OF 0oods-the very latest sty Iss Rem
nets. Hah. 4anttllas, white, and White and
Blsck Cluny Laces, Oluny Lace, Waists, Black
Chains Flowers, Hair, Br aids, Trimmings Morn-
brsssss snd M..till.. Gu. and mad. 70 order 4,
the l's'' French styles Al'I; P;;ii[i; W1T.1Ss s,s
336 Pennsylvania avenue,
my Is Cite Treviss, Paris.
THE ONLY lofABLIsHMRNr now IN
u the District Of Columbia or Alexan--
dria, where PIANOS and ORGANS saa b
thersxskiv tuned and repaired is "VV
PIANO Tosfi % sAsUf fAofoRY.
Numerous incontrovertible references can be
eeen ct the estAblishment, No. HS1 lith street, 4
few doors north ef Penn syenue.
Also, for sale. an eeeortment o. the best new
and second hand PIANOS and ORGANS. on sesJ
terms. ap 10 Sn'
nOBBINs ILEoTRIC SOAP.
Time, Labor. and Clothes saved, for ssle bY
E0AH 4 pRRR1I
ny Is stff Corner 3 and 9Th sts
DIFRIGIRAfO1e, WAITE 00oLEas.
and oeher Flower Baskets, at 0GDRHU uoass-
flrnishins store, sis 7th street, asaT fssns
svsass tsH NV
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

uS HALL VIGILANr FIRE CoMpASy
AZ meeting Of the vigilsnt Fire ComnsnT. hsld
On n.ae .nie evening, the following resolstion was
=, Resotced. That James Hoover, alias J.s. Rol
Muns, M 70 no longer authorized to collect mSpey for
h Ills y0mpAny Tor any purpose whatever, and that
tno e,uzeps who have contributed money for the
Ratcnase q Truck. will leave their names with
"; 1OaN LOVE, corner High and Prospect sts
nv
Evening star., 1866-05-29

~James p. Luck late Postmaster M af.
yette, Ind, and editor Of the Lafayette Jour.
nal, II Is reported, succeeds Charles A. Dana
as editor OF the Chicago Republican
Evening star., 1866-05-29

IMPORTANT To INTERNAL REyEyUE Cor =
LkCToRs-The Secretary of the Treasury has
autnorized collectors Of internal revenue i'm
cities TO close their Offices al three O'Clock n
m, 10 enable them TO comply with the law re.
curing them TO deposit all moneys received
by them on the day Of receipt
Evening star., 1866-05-29

CRIMINAL CoUEr. yaa9e TB'i'.-RAin inehsrdl
Smith. indicted Tor larceny. was convicted.
and sentenced 20 the Albany peuitentiary Tor
one year. In = second case, on asimilar eh irse.
he W as con yicted ansr was srnten ced ~ another
year at Albany. In third case, he vas fOnnd
not guilty; and in n fourth case n noiie pros wAs
entered. ]. J. johnson for defense.
Mary Taylor, indicted Tor larceny .ares
csses. WAS found no. guilty in each. Morgan
for defense.
Patrick Hawkins, indicted for sc assault
submitted his case. and received q nominal
sentence
Thos. Morton, convicted IN April of an ss
sault and battery, was sentenced TO hve day
in jail.
Evening star., 1866-05-29
We rHs uNpnt%sttasSHIESiS, t%sttasSHISi,S5I Skd6YEk, n;E 3, IsSs

THE yNplssfahNI ED SE6oHEksii ~ 81 sER HI
CHANTS Of the Sixth Ward, Wishing durinc IN.
warm weather, to give TO our clerks and oursslves
,oms reSrsatton gre, dS hereby give notice to our Gus
nr.t day Of October, 1885, that our stores Win Se
closes &C CLOCK m, excepting eaturdays:
(Sfgned) WI. Il. CARRICO,
0HO. A. BOHRER,
THOMAe DENHAM,
T.. 4. TOLSON,
NIB BEAN, 9th and G..
II. BR0WNIN0,
-.-.. y.H. B. JENKINS,
.... L. .GADDIS, ,(Braneh stors,
-l 1.y. MckENNAY.
g. H. GADDIS { BRO.
4. 0ADDI6, Jr. h Co, ilth&M
my ZS.os- CIV TALBERT.
RRIDAL. AND IUNERAL WREATHs, Ron.
QUITS and CROSSES preserved in natural
made to ord.v g Chsinf sfscslst; % Pins
.eH.ont av., pet. and L sts near 18th. apS0-ims
Evening star., 1866-05-29

PoLAR SODA WATER.
fsrs SoDA WATER, With the most delicious
FRUIT And CREAM sIRUPs,
with shaved ice II desired, at
my xeost. northeast cor M:se. AZ x.nf IA ,ss :.
Evening star., 1866-05-29

RnniGt. sdLSS.sv d,oeSss vr,S.aI NTH -. oooLe
israishins store. sis 7ts street. sseI feses.
Evening star., 1866-05-29

We would call the attention of the Lsdie, to IN,
stock OF all kinds Of Ladies' DRESS GOODS: Ali
bought et the lowest cash prices, and will be sold
at a small advance We solicit Q call before NM
chasing. WIN. 3. RILEY BkO
No. 36 Central Stores,
between 8th and 9Th streets
ny 86t opposite Center Market
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
PIANOS. PIANOS.
- n
CHARLES nj. STIEFF,

MANUFACTURERS Of lst Premium Grand
III and Square Pianos. Factories "a and st
Camden Street, and As and AZ Perry Street
near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Ware
rooms No I, North Liberty Street, above Bal,
tmore, Baltimore, Md.
Has always on hand the largest stock of n.
amos 10 be found in the city. My new Grand
Scale overstrung patent agraffe treble Pianos
are pronounced by the best amatuers and pro
fessors TO be the best Piano manufactured We
warrant them free Of every fault for five years,
and the privilege Of exchange within II months
il not entirely satisfactory to the purchaser.
SECOND HIND PI.4N'OS always on hand
from $50 to $500.
.MELODL3.NS IND P.4RLOR ORGANS
from the best makers.
We have permission 10 refer 10 the following
persons who have our Pianos in use : Dennis
Daniels, d. S. Rentch William Rush, w. q
Butler, Richard c. Williams, Benz. F. Harrison
in Jefferson county, and James l.. Cunningham
s. G.. Cunningham, Jacob Seibert, BENZ SPeck
Andrew Bowman, George Hoke, Jacob Miller
Chas. r. Coe, James Denny, Lemuel Campbell
Rev. slr. Hair, in Berkeley county.
I{= For further particulars apply to b. +
HARRISON, Agent, Shepherdstown.
~ Terms liberal. A call is solicited.
May &c, 1866. ty22