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0Mr. whippie, of Riga, N Y. was tied min
with his family with cords one nighL And
robbed ofe2s,Oo6 in bonds A paekags by mail
restored 70 him $4,000 OF it. = -
be placed nnder canvas, in isolated posinons,
for the better protection Of their health.
n0Mr Wendell Philips is preparing a de.
fence Of Probst. He viii make haranene 10
prevent . hang. :
UBusiness is very dull in Richmond.
s1A Pittsburg paper is assured that the re.
port that Mr. Wade Hampton, who Is said 70
master at Pittsbnrg, 10 relative of the reneI
general oy the same name. il untrue.
s1Copies OF General Buffers replv "a f,s,-
eral Grant are very scarce in the narket -
St took Just IS minutes 20 ina Pro,s,
tne fn1ladelphia murderer guilty OF rnnrdsr
In the hrst degree. He exhibited no emotiaa
"a Solored physician from England To-
Gated IN Columbus, Mise last week and ca n.ed
some sensation, both among white ana hia .ks
- woman in Chicago. the other say was
caught putting live child into a cofin win
the miention Of buryine n. d ~ H'D--' "'NA
0Nsver say dye until ycu have had your
silk turned twice. Tf'-'rr,f hrr r4BIEa u 80
s6Spring bonnets in Paris are MADE of ,o,Y
ers. = = S''o"-
0Capillary sbrubbery 10 the term for pr.s-
ent styles OF hair. dressing.
ne retresting F1nnegans com. 49,.
on, s.,,s sn lnsy went Many Of them t,rssS
ins ,hs ~ srssn eo' ent they all return Sriae.
ds,,,I. e. snail all, boy in Phiiadelphia stole '.
g., II - sad thar Archery is 70 IA ,,a,
S o'e amusement for lacies This .s..aa ~
y sci up lady and SHOOT m sn< -. "a .s
enui ner water fall is kuocsed or
! Tss'ssS -. - ~ ~lii answer for the purposs.
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METHODIST GENERAL CoNFERENCR-Int this
Conference, in session at New Orleans, on the
2&th ult., the Committee on Colored People
made report, returning the Christian greetings
Of the African NJ. l.. Church, and recommend
that the most amicable Fellowship should be
cultivated between the two brancheshof Meth.
odism. Also, that when the colored people
have left the M. Z. Church South and become
settled in the African NJ. 4. Church, the quar-
terly conferences, who have jurisdiction over
me subject, TO turn over the church property
provided that when IL ceases to be used by the
African NJ. L. Church II reyerts back 70 the
NJ. T.. Church south. a communication 70 me
African NJ Z. Chnrch. giving the origin and
present standing Of their neutrality-suspicious..
That part or thereport referring 70 the transfer
Of nroperty 10 the African NJ. T.. Church was
sfricken ont. Also certain portions Of the pre-
amble. IL was then aecepted.I a ~ . t1 9
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F1xASciAL-The New York stock market
shows . partsl recovery from the late depres-
rion. The Commercial Advertiser says.-
Governments are quiet. Fiye-twentaes OF '62
and Ca are quoted at l01 hal0lx; the issue OF
1868 f0i Sa101 ~ Ten-forti are quiet. after
the board yesterday 81 was bid, and efR ASKED.
Seven -thifties are unchanged Money Ss less
actiye, and 10 in abundant supply at per cent
ON cali. the banks having larre ,unempioyed
snrplusees. The demand for discounts Is mod
'7kae per cent, for good. Gold shows a
strong upward tendency. with considerable
activity The purchases OF importers for ex-
change purposes are quite considerable, and
tsrdsy from. I2ek 70 l27A. SO, :. -ssit,-a-.s n
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

CHEAT TTRACTION ONIN BOOTS AND
" SHOES.
$3.50.
Ladies Slippers. from 40 cents to Sl.4O. "
Congress CATERS, from $I76 to- -
S2.G0.
Balmeral Caters, 81. Is. ... rrr.r-.. b.
Aisses and Childrens Boots and Caters, from IS
cents to 81.
Mems Slippers. from rs cents to 81 Is.
LadSee' Morocco Boots and BalmorHls, from 81 rs
to $2.7s. -
Also, window filled with Shoes st 81 per pair.
All at tho Original Cheap Boot and 6hse Store,
322 Penn. avenue, four doors eaat of Adams Ex-
press Once. my DIV
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Dry Goods.

The market is very inactive and prices OF
cotton goods are very weak A further de-
cline seems inevitable under the decline OF the
raw material. The print market has again de-
cllned. Boih brown ana bleacned goods are
again lower, under a fslling of in the demand
Our remarks being always written some DAYS
before they are published viii account for
some discrepancies which may have appeared
when changes have occurred in that time
This is unavoidable in the very unsettled state
OF the cotton and gold markets, and il is inn
p1ssioie 70 rely on any general steadiness
taxing place. The tendency is downward for
the most part. Ginghams are scarce and wan
ed. Brown drills cell readily, chiefy for eY-
port. and are very firm. Cottouades aIso .re
well maintained. Denims have Declines TicEs
are steady. Stripes are lower. In woolens
the business doing is not satisfactory. Fancy
cassimeres are very dull Holders OF spring
styles appear firm, and buyers hold on in ex-
pectation of some reduction. In delaines how
ever, there is more activity. Stocks are much
reduced, and prices are much stronger No
further decline is expected, as the supply is
under check for the present. Satinets are much
depressed. In foreign goods there is consider
able ACTIVITY, but at low prices-the result OF
very heavy fmportatons, apparently made in
the fnth OF falling gold market which would
enable remittances 70 be made on favorsbIe
terms. Summer dress goods are I'm fair re-
qnest- Delaines sell at auctions largely bnt
at low prices. Silks are much depressed.
Ribbons are rather inactive al priyate trade
Linens are firm and active. The large auction
sales limit the private sales; the offerings al
auctions are mostly sold low. The approach
to a return OF specie payments 10 not without
effect on prices, as buyers do not like 10 bpy
for stock.-N. Y. Independeaf
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TO DYE EAs,

70 DYE EASY
10 very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE 10 the best in the world. Complete in
one bottle. No wash, ne STAIN no trouble. A child
can apply 1t. Persons wishing to avoid the publci.
ty Of having their Hair dyed in public, can -
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it., By using THE
VENETIAN DYE. II does not rub Oh or make the
Hair appear dusty or dead, bat imparts new life and
iustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, - pre-.
ferred. Pnce rs cents "
Prepared BY A. /. MATHEWS, NY
DEMAs BARNES CO., New York, wholesale
Agents. NV H. eoly
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SECRET DISEAsEs

/ EAMARITANs 0IF1 Is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed the only vegetable RENE.
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days, and
recent cases IN twenty .fou hours No mineral, no
10 the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; f.
male, o3. . = - -
! sAMARIrAN's Roor AND HERE JuIcRs-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofu4a, Ulcers,
Sores. Spots, letters, &c. Price Si3 per bottle
Sold by 8. c. Fora. See advertisement my6'
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HALLS VEGETABLE
aVGTl.I n II I'd DEN1 \, ny n D


has proved itself to be the NEST perfect pre
for the hair ever offered TO the public
IL 10 . vegetable comp pound, and contains no in
furious propertie whatever. = - = =
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO It's ORIGINAL
COLOR. =
II win keep the hair from falling ont.
lustrous and silken.
II IL . splendid hair dressing r.. .
No person, cid or young, should fail to use it.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY. -
81 Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilisn Hair Re
newer, and take no other
r. p. HALL h co.,
Nashua, N. II :, Proprletors.
For sale BY all DrHggists. ja a4-Thly
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For sale by all Draggi 10
A SUPERIOR REMRDY.

We can oonscientiously recommend 70 those suf
IerfnG from . distressing cough, DR. 6TRIOK.
LANDS MELL1TLUOts COUGH BALsHM.
1t gives relief almost instantaneous and is wfthai
notdisagreeable to the taste. There 10 no deabt
but the Mellinuous Cough Balsam is one Of the
best preparations in nse, and 10 all that its propri
past veek, and found relief from most distressing
cough. 1t 10 prepared by Dr.. Strickland, No. 1 SO
.Rd % :is y
WATTS Drug Store, and OHAs OHRISTI-
ANlp, S15 Pc. svenue and 500 Ginth street.
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED By DIR
STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEpY.

1t. GIsss, Of Janssvilie, Wiscensn, writes Ter
has been troubled for eight years With sn aeers-
vated case OF Piles and his brother discharged
yzed with the PilesD Both these disfressine cases
we're cured with one bottle Of DR.. STRIOKLANDS
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
BY Dr. Strickland, ought TO convince those suffer
are cured by Dr. Strfckland's Pile Remedy. II 70
sold s{ Pruggists everywhere. Sold By J. W.
avenue and 6O3 Ninth street oc sly
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND Pl
IL TOMAC RAILRUAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. tsunday a. m. exceptedD

tSunOay m. excepted
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va and the South. via the Potomac ~~A
Warrington. to Asuia Greek andAee
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
M from Aqs Creek TO 70 kch
mond and Pttersburg and Richmond and Danvills
Railroads. for Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmington,
EEssielgn, greensboro, Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Keyport and @ Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday morning excepted) at
20 .. m. and p. m, and arrive in Richmond ct
THRoyGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and z1s Hours Quicker than
any other houte.
creek anS ana &c. Ts5s aSona wa AqIis
COMPANY . Office corner Of PeRna avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in.
tween depots in Richmond. W
Passengers by this line pass by DAYLIGHT Mount
several battle fields near Fredericksburg By stop:
s sesss ss Of s:sls.on
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent. Wsshington.
ap3.ly General Passenger Agent.
SPaIEa ARRAE9EMEET: !. NoTIoEzTh
route on aIGs1f6i sAf6RDAr,r "a, r';s%: Ms1:A A;t
leaving her new pier. re Light street wharf. be.
sxTgkpff and T6lsIAS s%i ;. ie; E.:ses E:sss
css.
Sge 1s Wharf every sn01s TaussDA4 fs % sna MON.
ss al s' ,sSS,
rsashing Baltimore ats .. m. Of FRIDAYS and
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COLGATES AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
Asuperier TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OIts in combination with GLycKRIsE
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
for the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
its washing properties unriyalled.
For sale by all druggists feeeo,v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE
Lnhinn !. is.TTSns.vsadins trunlssy initasions Of
psyeo on, .heyeyer. for the universal popular
py q PHALONS "NIGHT. BLOOMING CE-
ses OF the trteksters, Who prssans sell articles
Ss cannot now be imported exceDtat dead loss.
osto everywhere. 81 E-fsr-s.r mrs
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MARRIAGE AND CKLIBACY, an Essay Of
Warning and instruction for Young Men, AIse
Diseases and Abuses which prostrste the vital
1owers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free of
charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J .
sKILL!E HQUGHToE, Howard Association,
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American Medical A,,ocI.,,o.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-The American Medical
Association met again TO day AZ Concordla Han
Dr. Wistar, the Treasurer, reported that the
bankruptcy of tbs Association was due 20 the
TACT that irs members will not purchase the
volume Of its transactions, not reeardinr m
worth the cost. The publisher hazarted the
getting up Of the volume, and has thereby suf-
fered loss Of S404-5o. One delegate from each
State was selected and recommended 70 noni-
nate the officers OF the con sention, and 20 mn
the standing committees. The special order of
the day was the address OF DR. Brown H.
guard on the treatment Of nervous diseases
Upon motion Of DIR. Raphasl OF New York,
the thanks Of the association were returned 20
DIR. S. Lequard. DIR. Martin, of Canada, Will
address the convection on the subject OF chol
era tomorrow. A melton was adopted 70 an
point committee consisting Of a number Of
the association, respective Of each State. 10
memorialize Congress for an appropriation 10
publish the reports and documents OF the Sur
geon General Of the United States
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STEADILY
SUE ELI
II = SUCCGSb SbFULLTs ="
6AOLANDRRD EXTRACT BVCKU

SURELY, #ss STEADILY
sf a. -. SUCCESSFULLY
6AOLANDRRD EXTRACT BUCKU
IL CURING
e'eJ case OF KIDNEY D1sIAsR, RAxvNAInN,
SRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDEls, WRAxNEss and
PAINS In she BACK, FRxALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from E1cKssEs OF ANY KIND.
oOhE, YE AFFLICTEDI
"a Thy sMOLANDIRr.
TAKE No OTHER BUcxU.
Sold b. sil AIothecaries. Price q. d. BARNES
CO., New York. and BARNES, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLHIGH d
ROGERS, Wholesale Drussists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. feb lo-ly
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II A B d w A r +
FOB SALE CHEAP.

Just received from the Northern Manufactures
large and varied assortment Of t
CHILpRENs OARRlAeEs, PERAMBULA.
TORS, VEL0OIPIDEs. &C., &C.,
to which would invite the attention of my custo.
mers and the public generally, as am prepared
and determined to sell at reas ouab BILE prices A
they can be sold in this District.
Also, . large assortment Of
FISHING TACKLE, a.ss.E.
REFRIGERATORS WATER COOLERS,
FANCY BASKETS, DRAM FLASKS, &C.,
with an endless variety OF
HOUsEKEEPING GOODS,
sll Of which 1 will sell at the most reasonable
prices.
Also, one of the finest assortments 81
BUlLDER'S HARDWARE
in this city, which will be sold at cost to reduce
stock. ST. SAVAGE,
Successor TO ]. l.. Savage,
/ - Pennsylyania avenue,
apH.lm first door west OF 10th street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
aROvKR's NEW rHEAfKR,
Psnnsylvanaa svsAss. ssar willard Hossa.
LyONARD GROVER . OO.-.........-....Di Directors
80 LEONARD G10vER--.-.O. d. HESS.
LAST wEEB OF THE SEASON.
THIRD appearance OF the taleased yonng wash
Mr.. J. NEWTON eorrHoLD,
Who will, on this. oee.sion snly be supported by
THIS .rs:!:s:;S s: ;Sszs sSssis, Rssrs l., 3 ,,..
kpovIss' Sssasifs s!sy l. ss acts. sn.issd
"A TALE OF nANrUA.
Julian 81. Pierre. Mr. Newton Gotthold
Miss Susan Denim
ROMEO AND JULIET
CANTEK BURY.
Louisiana Av.. near 9th ct rear National Hotel.
GEORGE LEA...-...-..-. Prop riesor and Manager.
that he bas removed 10 his Old Location. and
hopes 70 merit continuance of patronage.
Fret appearance Of BILLY EMERSON, the
Warrington favorite, and the great Song and
DeRes af1 II IN Fl. ss,s.; in
Irsh Delineations. "
MULLlGAN in some Of his best scts.
,BUCkLEY AND HART in some new Ethiopian
Second week of LIZZIE LIE GRANGE, the
.nbtSSS L. BboSSELnYs II H:RSsr BALLET TROUPE. com.
Ladies in the Profession. -
ASHIs ss'PfSs q Rss.SK EkNN
SMITH. LOTTIE NAY, MAGGIE HAIRS,
GEORGE MAY, &C., &C., in new Songs and
LADIES MATINEE ON sATgRDAY, com
mencinR at o'clock
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0PPoSITE THE PATENT OFFICE.
asa SEVENTH STREET,

PAPER HAEGIEoS. FIRE-BOARD PRINTS,
BORDERS. .pBCORATIONS.G GILT OORNICE
TABLE OIL CLOTHS. RUeTIO BLINDS,
And magnificent stock Of :. 70 =
WINDOW SHADES AND. rIXTURES,s PIC
fUkE GOODS, TASSELS, AND NAILS. I-a
Also, . uperba0ortment Of
SQgARE. AID oval PHof0GRAPH AND
PICfgRn n,FkAMts.t in Cold, Rosewood, Wal
Andan endless asiesy Of s57ss4 80
To6rS. cAHSsttB BkickrhTs h ArD SRxafS.
The aboy 70 stock 70 now offered % the Dabhs . .
AT COST, FOR THIRTY DAIs, )
In order 70 make rooa for sxtspsive altsfaucns'
AZ iH:sssd 3 as ssc,s sos,l's's 'sso<A Il Fs,
. ull TaaBaaA Il. y; 0Enex EnexS st,.ses. a. { 4
., xeesv I'D I'D cneaiSs Is Yzssps 66ss.bs
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The Subscribers take pleasure in announcing that,
% Seneral Agents, they have completed arrange.
mssts to supply the latest production OF the
AMERICAN NODDED COLLAR COMPANY,
GhAYs PATENT LADIEs' CRIMPED COL
which they would invite the special attention II
the ladies' This article 10 entirely Hovel in its con-
fruction and appearance, and reaches the purcha-
ser IN the form of handsome turnover Collar,
crmped or futsd, e its name indicates, and prop.
slight pulling upon the ends, however, just sufh-
e1ent TO destroy the sweep curvature ft becomes
q neat and tasty "Garrotts" or Standing Collar, or
SSSn; pair Of Cuf. + is nannfsctursd from the same
and retains its pearly white appearances, Without
soilins, even longer thsn nicely polished linen
As this Collar is entirely new in the market, and
q yet in the hands Of only the larger dealers the
undefsfgned propose for the present. till the Collar
70 more generally introduced, TO furnish sample
bexss. coDtainng one dozen Collars by mail. post
paid TO any address on receipt Of S cent? =
- In ssrins Post 0fcc address, nesfios Iova,
c0r"'y' and Ssa'fi frf HddsfS,s' sES' ',oHnsou . no
NH 25-eol5t = 81 Devonshire st., Boston,
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AL A ND w Cd.

am prepared TO deliver COAL and WOOD to
consumers In any part of the city cheap for cash
expressly for the retail trade, and comprises some
Of the very best qualities, such - locust Noun
free from dirt or slate. respectfully solicit .
share Of the public patronage, feeling confident
following places will be promptly attended to OF
nce: asa fenna. ave-; Yard, lsx street wharf; q.
Street hsf. P.nna 1sS sSslk. Sna
Simms. Druggists, corner 14th ct. and New York
svenue; Mcpherson Ferguson, Druggists. Pa.
ser, Druggist. corner I and 10th sts J 81. Stone,
Druegist: corner 7th and L streets; L. B. Bouiter,
: I. W. MCCONNELL,
ap l3-lm- Asa Pa. av., bet. Sd and "a ss.
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EEUILLAN CO.'S 80 y !
: CLEANSING FLUID .
WILL REMOVE ALL STAINS
CAUSED BY
GREASE, OIL, ZOE CREAM, rs =
PUNCH, LEMONADE,
CHAMPAGNE. &C.,
KID GLOVES and WooLEN GOODS,
without impsiring the color or leaving any un-
pleasant smell. -....f-
II. XEhOwsKI, Sole Agent,
sol Pchn'a av., South side, n
Between eth and 10th streets,
ap9-lmf y. Washington. D. q.
NECTAR MAD AND ROOT BEER. -
,h,s sECTAn ~ MnAD AND ~ A0HL BEL; :;
these celebrated beverages, which attained %
great degree q public iavor several years ago.
Mead and Root Beer viii please i've their orders
e my driysSs. Or Leave them q the ofhcs, corner
will Be afixed at Philadephie RATS, viz Ninety.
SIX tss) cents Per Dozen in quart juss; ID sa rss
"Union Bottling Depot"
, ssin '9$ S,s :sI:'So
n. ..sIa. snSs SstHss5 SstHsTTAoTSk5s As E E
order. hfst class Wc,s fape % HOO HOOP s3iRfs, q
Se.. s.:s sSs .Sid 3.
ssssis.s = rss:onsSis terms: % '''f'' .'''''a 50
or. rrM0rHYp HALLgrIS 6Ssee 81 thAein.
- Stitption VIII e .sssnsd On ssIf. g. - Iof
:;e: se'l'''F's ''n'' s e pxsoss 40 ss' 'Fis
RDDs AND oAo1s. 477a' % . - :.
,,o M ,.SI; I.,,.,I 70 ~ z a Il .s,1...X
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SMITH BROTHERs 4 co.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

LNOWARD DOLAN,
Il MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner Of 18th street and Penna. avenue, opposite
Willards' Hotel. A.
Invites his friends and the public to his
rich ssso rtment of M
I SPRING GOODS, VT
honght for cash, and will be sold at reduced -s
prices Perfect fits warranted. Also, q fine stock
Of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
p q. Give rs q call ap l4-2m
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ITPHOLsTERING CABINET MAKING, Rem.
~ UyATING and REPAIRING Of all
descriptions of Household Furniture
rome in the ntatest and best style, at
,hort notice. Persons desirous Of having
,nar ,nnaarnisnre vanished or packed. or any.
ming In the aforementioned line, viii find 10 to
their sdvsntase 20 call on the subscriber. He viii
sss asso onI second .hand rurniture. and keep the
SSS Penn. avenue, near 41s street, over 8. a. b.
con1 grocery store. LAP 70 lm-l WIN. ]. LEE.
TEE ONLY ONLY EsIABLIsHHENT NOW IN
dria, where PIANOS and ORGANS - -
thoroughly timed ana repaired is g WtU
PIANO FORTE NANUFACTORy - ~
NUMEROUS incontrovertihle referencss can b.
fey doors north ef Penn sysnus. =.
Aiso, for sale, a. essoItment q the bsst new
ADD second hand PIANOS and ORGANS, on eoav
bsHns ..4ti30 teH sp To- ms
NKAHHO0p AlR YOUTHFUL yI0OR An
w rega11od by IlL2DQLDr IXxRk03 t6S
W. - elt .A-------- > .-S~n0.
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DOTOMAe TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EMPRESS, Capt. I. A. RYTRIR,
leaves Warrington at q. m. and Al r.
s1sndris at .. m EVERY SAT 6uaE
URDAY for 9lymont, Budd 3 Ferry,
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's Greek Bluff Point.
Plowden's Wharf. Laucasters Wharf. Stones 3
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives At Baltimore at
o. M on s1ncf'B J'B. BRYAN BRO Agents.
sp7-n No. 345 Penna. avenue.
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CHAkLEe PARMHR, JAMES T. WALKER
MERCHANT TAILOkS,
No. asa Seventh street, near E.
hne assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs
and VESTINGs on hand, which they will
make mp In the fastest styles and best pos
sible manner. ......... .---.'- -. -
Furnishing Goods. - IL
Please give ms a call. '
Shirts made to order. = ~
fe 4-3m PARMER WALKER
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

STEAMER LEAVES FOB Mt. VERNON
~ rHyRssssAkEFa s.d assfRHEb,A ssf1kb,Ar ,ssaS
at 10 .. m. Returns at ~ Pm.
Fare fer Round Trip, 81 so. One third of this
Washington and Alexandria Boats leave each
place every hour from q m. to ,. m.
H he fine Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
for Excursions. j. VAN RISWlCk.
ap l2-6Ot General Supt p. r. Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-10
sss Choice FRUIT.

KearneysvilIe and the neighborhood
having been occupied by troops during
tie four years OF the war, the fencing on
land has all been destroyed. There il,
however, timber sufficient on the farm 10
fence it. BY means OF the 3. q o. r..
Road, coal for fuel and lumber for fencing
and for any olLer Improvements, can be
had at comparatively low prices.
The society in the neighboThood Is
equal to any in West Virginia.
TERMS One half the purchase
money may remain unpaid for Nine Y ears
from HE day Of saIe-to be secured by a
Deed OF Trust on the land. and the
prompt payment Of the interesl-seml-
annually or annually. The other half of
The purchase money to he paid in Cash,
but, if satisfactorily arranged, would
have no objection to give reasonable
credi, for a portion Of the cash payment,
with interes, from day Of sale. The Pur-
chaser can have possession as soon as The
terms Ct sale are complied with.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
Executor of Eliza Jewe!t, decd.
January 20, 1866. 6W
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-10
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bN' Tennessee.


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the Union Mass C"nVenu'h al NashVIile,
Tennessee, on The 22d. General Cheat
ham was distinguished officer, IN The
Confederate army
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