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"a, SWAENE'S CONPDUND SYRUP OF
~ WILD CHERRY, TuE GREAT EEAit DX
FOR CONSUMPTiON
THIS "Cc"hratei remedy has now by its intril-
SIC virtues, acquired celebrity which can never be
Slakeu ny Ihs many Qul.k "Nostru!nsD with which
III" country HJOuntS. ILr public arr fast learning
that inns Is the only rnmcdy that car be relied upon
iuf ne speedy and permanent cue Of all Diseases OF
t"e Lungs. Wherever persons are afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, splitting Ol Blood. Asthma, Rronchi-
rs, lnlitnlHa'Ion at the Lungs, Difficulty of Breath
my Soreness and Pain in lhe Chest, Eruup and be-
rtngcmnnt OF the Liver, Broken CoasiiIulun s..
This medicine win BE- found m inYaiuable rruIriv-
1t Is literally sweeping CONSUMPTION from the land.
wherever II Is introduced and tocomcs known, al
Others GWIuGc H'O m>ignHCuCC; the public have
been 'humbusgedh long enough, and now resort to
medicine which the testimony OF the most eminent
PyCi ans ~ the ani has placed above the reach of
criticism. ltuQules no bD,sterug up by publishing
columns OF forged c"fCat"s-but il is enough let
the public know where It can be Obtained, and one
trial viii convince all Of It's great Ell acy in curing
those distressing diseases above named which have
hailed the skill Of the most learned practitioners for
ages heretofore. nR. SwAYSE's GOMPOUSD SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY, was the first propagation nom that
valuable Tree, that was ever introduced to the public
and ample proof is afforded Of its success, by The
country being flooded with "Ba!slniS," ''Candirs,"
and "AlXurcs" of Wtld Cherry, not one of which is
prepared ny Il regular physician. TnCrlDrc, Tie pun
'c should be ihcr guard. and not have worthless
miNtur" palmrd UpN thpnl for the ORIGINAL and GEN
uITE preparation, which is only prepared by Doctor
SWAYNE, At the y. w. corner OF EIGHTH RAGE
SITS, Philadelphia
For sale hy regularly appointed Agents in all the
principal towns IN the Unllrd States.
baltimore ,AgentS-L p. Cuok. No. &c Baltimore ST..
S'a1er CanhY, Pratt street wharf; j. w. & K. w.
Davis. No.3il Baltimore surCt.
District .9gonh-R, Famh1m, Washington, y. c.;
Wa. Siabrr & Bro, Ale3ndfa. u. C.; George VI.
So,hotOn, e OrgctOWH. O6-6mr
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a7- PUBLIC MEETING The friends ortha MA
ENAAND TRACT SOCIETY will meet in the Lee
tire Room Of the FIRST Presbyterian Church on
TUESDAY EVENING. the IN inst, AT half past !
O'Clock. Statements Of dcrp Interest Will lie made,
relative To the cn,porura operations of the American
Tract Society and its Branches, particularly Of the
Branch in tits city. The pastors of Evangelical
churcHes cGIc@ly requested to he present aud to
urge lhr attendance Of those friendly to the III
their several congregations. The managers are anX-
iouS that the Christian community should know what
they are doing, and thus be attic TO Judge OF their
caals to the patronage + the friends ot liberty aud
religion, Rev MIR EASTMAN, OF New York. and
others, will address the meeting Oh 81
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CT G 4 % 10 II IS u IL G5 "a II 81 &c
and 81, being TIE LIST and I'd drawn Nos each Sl2
4 and -. be.ng tue 81 aud An drawn Nos. each 10
20 and "a, beng the jtH and 9TH drawn Nos. each &
~ aud -, being tie N aud Sih drawn Nos each Is
Al having two Of the drawn Nos. on Them each ,
All having one only Of The drawn Nos. on, " /
From The old established House Of
Ii EMORY, No. J n. Calvert-st.
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LADIES PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
EALL MILLINERY

NEf:s. y. Il. SMITH, No. 1879 North
fla, GAY STREET, respectfully invites the At
&"s<.| icnuoH OF her customers and friends to
,::It=~ beautiful assortment Of FALL MILlIN-
cry which she has just opened, embracing Velvet,
Silk, :'aa aud Mourning RONNETS, Of the very
latest styles Also, Ribbons CAPS, FLOWERS,
sc. oj.iL
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR

IN 1T III U M vi MAN.
EpY REts ESF, MIR. HEY respectfully invites
. Gentlemen, DESTROYS Of acquiring Il thorough
and practical knowled.e Of EnTish Grammar, to call
at his residence No 237 W. PRATT STREET, Oh
This (MondaS) evenin. 9Th inst.
10 Terms 8 0 in advance.
n. b. lndnbtablr evidence of the excellence of his
system VIII be fmnisht q. o3-3t
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Posi- OFFICE RECEIPTS. A Washington let
ter says it is estimated that the deficiency in
the Post Office receipts, chargeable upon the
Treasury, will be nearly a million and halt
Of dollars.
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BULL Fight. The Howard District Press
announces that bull-fght will come off at
Lilly's, near EIIicott's Mills, on Saturday next
Where are the police?
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APPLE TRADE IN CswEGo. There has al
ready been shipped from oswcgo, n. !. to
Ohio and Michigan 5000 bols. of apples to sup
ply the crop cut off there by the frost 1t is
said any quantity of this fruit can be sold at the
port mentioned for shipment.
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LATE ANo IMPORTANT FROM BuENcs AYHGs
Commencement If Has'aiies, &c. BY the ar
rival Of the ship Courier, Capt. Wolfe, at New
York, Rio dc JancIro papers to the 2Sth August
have bscn received. Among the passengers
are the Hon. a. H. Everett, i .. Commission
or 70 OI''i'a' VINO fo'uFnS on account Oh ~
Aea''"' an" N'''''y 1'"'''S' oe'rcF "I ".'i''-''-
Us ana ,,'Sg",!'''' ',,l'>.9''
nc - IL 'g na',,'u} C@P1a,' .g!U'
orr AID The g. :, brio BoinbriI,c were At Rio
or the 28.h The Bainbsidge was 10 sail for
hOptoY.dco ON the 2S,h.
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@ z 2 600 S S553 WIZ Gq"" HH'0Ns
800 dozen Painted PALS
l00 do Wa hboards
500 gross Clothes PMS
$50 do SHOE BLEACHING
100 Vests CEDAR TUBS
200 do SUGAR BOXES
iC0 dc FLOUR TUBS.
Just received and for sale ut reduced prices, Ais,
in sloIe. WOODEN WARE aud BASKETS Of every
description, &c. by SPENCER ROWE,
Broom and Wooden ware store,
IT. No. GS :. Calvert near pratt-st.
gEYO MERCHANT NAIAtbiS. Tne sub,
q scrhcr has on hand beautiful assortment of
Fail and Winter GOODS, sritah to the trade of mer-
chant TuUrs, selected in The New fOl; aud Bau.
markets, Of the finest texture ana latest styles
such as
French, English aud American CLOTHS
do do DO CASSIMERES
Gold Mex'd and Plain BEAVER CLOTHS
Cashmere, silk and Satin EESTiNGS
Beautiful Silk and Wo5s;ca SURGES
with II great variety of TRIMMINGS, which will he sold
wholesale or retail at the very lowest market prices
Call and sec. EDWARD J. RICHARDSON
o6 NO. - Huii!Hote attgrt
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IJ"Naiive American Candidates for the CityC0uu.
Gil. Nh Ward, Trst Branch. WH. -. Real. sc.
cond &tanch, sih and 7th Warts, JACOB DAY.
nG IN
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[13-Fur The Tirst Branch city Council, 18Th Ward,
DANIEL bEULEH W,I he Supported the indie
p,rdnut candidate for the First Branch City Council
IN the iGth Ward, by
81 81 MANY VOTERS.
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Et9-Ihc undersigned having been nominated As the
Native American candidate tor the FIRST Branch OF
IT," Cry COuacu for tie l5h Ward, would most re
spectral drcine the nomination. He is willing to
srrr" THE party in amy ohm capacity.
IT. PEIEI: j. NVANALING.
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No. 80 Baltimore street, (Ehl,e H0uSc,)
nG tns 81 four doors below EfedGrlck.

gNVRlhIN PAPER. have just received n
Y large assortment of handsome CURTAIN pa
PER a cheap and convenient artIce for Blinds full
width for windows and needs passing nordoubling
wholesale and retail, cheap.
M. Also. a large assortment Of fresh fall PAPER.
II ANGINGS. FIRE BOARD PRINTS, &c.
JOHN Z. HOLLAND. - Cay ST.,
OF near tue Odd Fellows Hall.
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jE7-OFFICi ii. DRAWING of tue M. Cousoli.
Gatad Lottery, class No. ~, Tor as:
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it j 10. Calvert H., Baltimore, Md
gE:E+rg ETnf, 81. KiGEVEL.
Eslzs4A FASHIoNb aLE AND Practical Halter,
b,G%E:s{ 0S BALTIMORE STREET,
sE'EgAs.Sf2> Bees tu inform gentlemen purchasing,
'"ihoi owing 10 the great number he sells,
he is at all Dimes enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
OF quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other esrab
Iishmcul in he city, Of my shape or description now
Worn, viz: &,f, AiJ s,in, H,Sn CcSSimcrc, hutriu,
aud Beagcr, Also, CApS uf ali kinds Gentlemen
can always see
a BILL or PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE,
TENUE subscriber Respectfully Informs The public
u that he has opened at No. Is BALTIMORE
STREET, (ucar fripni"ti'S Hry,) a chnlce aud beau
uul assortment of CARPETING, Of all the various
descriptions His stock consists Of
Extra rich BHU5SELS CARPETiNG, new designs
Imperial iHrCc-piy do
Extra SUpsriine Ingram do News tyleS Gothic
SUperinc 90 do aud kOmhcr pat
Fine do do TENS.
Floor OIL CLOTHS, of all dimensions
Hall and Stair CARPETiNG
Table aud Piano CtNEK*. rugs, sc. sc.
Also, a general assortment Of low priced CARPET
iHG-Such cheap u,raiUs AZ FROM 81! to so cents
per yard; Nenian STAR and Passage CARPElING
from 10 10 81 cts Rag and Hemp Cirpetng, cheap
OIL CLOrlS, &c. &c.
&C. Persons in wan. of CAEpETf%G, will find it
greatly 70 their advantage to examine The Suhscthcrs
stock before purchasing he is determined to sell
uEConm0nly cheap for cash.
T, N, CONRAUT, No, - Ba'timorn-st.,
oG 2w Between CAV and south SITS,
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NATIVE ,1rrrIr,v NOMINATIONS
F3R rms IIrY COJ-NCIGS.
,y,nns .''' '"N>'"' SECOND rR.yru.
3d r. A l. n.y,ns
l,h Io,nns :, ',',,,r Joseph BEtCk
On Crorpn Roofs.
lnfT rcZin gnsr,,n william ""yhh'
}s.l p,rpr Il V1na,i,.f
l6tI Dlu;r, Lrt'nv. C"mei!F' H. Toe
Iath Geo. K gr,iI .,.....
llih PrI,r Di,...r-,,t, !hiIp 'H'N''
,. ,
l-h. Jamns f. Cranrl, ("IO""Io "'"-'''
igtn. Jnla ~. KirkI",, " n,
.uth william Ready JoHh . many
o. At a meeting o; Int Naive Amclc'n of I'll"
llt and l2h wards, held on Friday evening last, At
were mai.: ''''''''.''' '''
For lln Warl-Fir-t Brlnch G'iry Council,
nr. JAMES 3hI%.
For 18th Nad-tirst 9rancn city Council,
SAMUEL +. HATCH.
For llth s l2-h Wart.Sccol1 Crunch City Cornell,
oG-3t DAVID TAYLOR.
-
o. At meeting OF ;dc Native americans Of the
9Th ward, held on SatnhIy evening last, the follow
ing nomnat"G was ma'":
For 9TH ward, Fusr Branch City Council,
G6 81 y GGK&AED JOHNSON,
-----------------
a ,, ng & ~ ~ " a,rcnd ,r ,d
'n,,,|3 g,,.rti,', ~, arIr,.utV i,VENING IN S..
m - ,.,ork m I,I, vjn.I,.s Franklin street west
rr Fu,.., il, ,rl.r ,,,rI thr rn,rs.r,v aud iuaI
%, ,n1 m G % nI c [ ~" e dgy "o II
-, ,nnr,. n. mn .,,t ,n,rr,I aitrnda ,c, on this
occa. ae o a" nn n" r" " 9 Of ' &"TETY
'irn ,,.udIgir. far f,nI,oril Urss,. 'ra,lDr Hhin
ard Hatch, are expected to be present. o6 .
..,,,,,.., ,,,,,,,-,, 4. ,,,,.,,,r ,r,i,,.s
"Ait'b hhh"i'"N N''i iO''''
,.,.Icr'S m, ~ ~ ,7 49, p,o,,,
I''" IA" IoT5 W4TS or IIE,i ~ ''""'"'
,, L''ft'I''N H. Lo"'' cY
bdy II E!'tu'a, WEDNESDAY; 'cL o'l'' 'o-"t
MI. go. w., ,,.,,.,, ,,,;,,.t o., ,,,
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1 IlINIIS, CASSloifI!lls,

q tI4uNIIS, CASSIaifl5Rls,
~ AND CASSEN E'TS.
We nave on hand ana are colslantly receiving from
Auction AMI elsewhere, great variety Of Wooen
GOOD S-couSi+lug in part Of
CLprNS-trench Eugi-h Belgian and Domestic,
OF Black, Blue Black, Invisible Green, Olive and
brown Cloths, from 81 TO Sc.
hSSIMEBE3- French, English and Domestic
r'an and ripadof blacks, fancy cOlo!s and piaidS,
from G2l cents To 50.
CASSlNErS-Glues. Blacks. Steel, Cadet and Ok
ford mixed stripes and Plaids, from "a cts. TO 81.
YES flNGS-Valencia Cashmere. MrrinO, silk,
Satin and Laven;ine Vesug--frnm 50 cts. To -.
Also, FLhNNELS, BLANKETS, LlNSEYS, &c.
cashme,es, Mousn de Laines, AIpaccas, beached
and brown DOMESTICS, sc. sc,
JCy- Those wanting to purchase, will find i; is
uofiy TO give Il cail at
JOHN II. WILSON'S,
No. 80 Baltimore street, (WhIie Housed
nc FMS "A four doors hplnw frederick.
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NAVAL. We learn from the tor,oilk Her
aid that the broad pcndant OF Com "lIkIoson'
was hoistod on board the U. >. ship FennSy'-
vania on Thursday, aud salute tiEe" on the
occasion. The L. - Or'g Dolphin was taken
into the Dry Dock the same day ana Is 10 Do
prepared for immediate service Inc brig Yer
ry is also to be got ready for service, prooahiy
the Pacific, ALH.e Brooklyn Navy YARD says
the True san 500 mcn are at work on Inc
Dry Dock. The Hroale went Pto the Yard
on Thursday. The receiving ship Ao'ia Ca
roliua will remove u her winter quarters oil
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\ STRKE. The Joufneymen Coopors at
Brandywinc, Del, suspended work last Satur-
day evening in consequence of being informed
by their employers that they must reduce their
wages two cents per bbI. They resisted the
reduction, and on Tuesday morning held a
meeting at which it was resolved, the county
coopers should desist sending their barrels to
the village of Erandywne, anu they were no.
lifted to that effect.
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fE-NATIVE AMERICAN NOMINATIONS FOE
TIE CITY COUNCIL IN THE l9FH AND 20TH
WARDS. At a meeting Of the Native americans of
the 10Th and &H'l wards, hd Friaay evening. the
following named gentlemen were nominated as cand
dates 10 be- voted for 1t the approaching election:
First Breach. Second RTnEch.
l9h Wand iGhn w ,iiirkiey, John J. Barry.
The meeting adinurU, 10 meet on Tuesday Even
ing 7th inst n rIcNcn's, Black Horse Tavern. Penn
syivana Avenue, when the candidates w''hc present.
J. NJ. MULhEY, Pres't
GEO. /. MALONE, : .ciy. Ui-lt
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uOIISEor rNopv q "a

No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Nd.
MTT IL respectfully call the attention of our numer
v OTIS city ana country customers to the annexed
Unillnt scheme 10 be drawn in this city on Wednes-
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VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT
AUCTION

THE subscriber will offer at auction, on tk
i premises, on the 10th of December next De
estate called DUNLORA, the late residence a
Colonel Samuel Carr, containing, by recent survey,
four hundred and foriy-threc acres. OF these, on
hundred and sixty are Rivanna low grounds oftbs
finest quality; more than one hundred acres M
heavily timbered, the greater part Of which !
within two miles of Charlottesville, where wood
commands ready sale and high price. The rest
except what has been seeded in wheat this mll y
well set in grass. This estate is situated between
two and three miles north of Charlottesville, and with
10 four miles of the University Of Virginia, in .
wealthy neghborhood, remarkable for its intelgcna
and morality.
The Rivanna river, which bounds the estate
navigablc for batteaux, in both of its branches n
FIVE and six miles above it, to large manufacturing
mills of the highest reputc. There is also ano'Aa
large mill, one mile below, on tributary Of ~
Rivanna. The improvements consist Of hF
and elegant brick dwelling, and all necessary os
houses.
Terms: Onc-fourt on the 18th February las
and the residue in three equal annual insianem
thereafter.
Immediately after the sale of the laad, there w
also be offered at auction thirteen young and lktJ
negroes, all the stock, plantation utensils and hoas
hold furniture, and the crops Of corn, hay, and
baccO.
Terms made known on the day of sale
GEORGE WATSON CARR
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

M RS. ANN HI. CLARK will open, on Iua
lVl day, the 18th inst, a large and splendid y
sortmcnt Of WINTER HATS Of the laic, p
risian fashions, which, for style, beauty, and ar
will be found very superior.
Mrs. G. regrets that, owing to the press Of br'
ness North, twenty boxes did not reach hrtp
time, but will be forwarded on Saturday; CONF
quently will not be received before MondayG
18th. On Tuesday, the ladies are invited to caNa
examine her assortment.
All repairing neatly executed, and all cdn
promptly attended to, at her store, Foxall's hs
Bridge street, Georgetown, few doors east d
Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
Nov l5-eo3t
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I5No attention ,oiH be paid 10 amy orda uahs
The money accompany II.
IrThosc desiring complete copies Of Ii, Con-
gressional Union and Appendix, will please send
their names previous to the first day Of Decsnbu
next.
n-Wc will willingly pay the postage onsNA
ters sent to us containing foe dollars and upward
Other letters directed to us, with the posiagtu
paid, ,ciH not be taken out Of the Office.
@+Ncwspapers throughout the county,
who have published our first prospectus
by publishing the above until Decemberl
will receive in return both the Congressia,
al Union and .APpendir. Other papers pub
fishing this prospectus until the meeting
Congress, will receive the Congressioal
Union during the session.
RICHIE & HESS.
Washington, October 6, l645.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD,
TRANSFORMATIONS OFrIcE,
Washington, Nov. Is, 1915
T N pursuance of an order of the president and .
L rectors Of this company, notice il hereby se
en-, that no money, except such as is bankaOs !
this city, will hereafter be received in payments
freghts accrung from the trims .,ortaon of produa
or merchandise on this road.
BY ORDER
SAM'L STETTiNIUS, Agent
Nov. l3-2w
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.oLoRED SILK vELvETs-we have

CoLoRED SILK vELvETs.-We have D
~ STORE
20 pieces colored silk vcvcts, in great variety .
shades.
We name garnet, green, Mazarn blue, damn
purple, violet, &c. &c.
Also, 8 pieces uncut vovets for bonneis, ns'
colors.
Also, 20 pieces black vclvets, some "A wide.
The ladies are invited to call and examine oS
stock.
d. CLAGETT CO.
Nov. l3-3tif
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AIDES ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK
IL A handsome assortment of The above, CO..
sisting of curls, braids, frizettes, plaits, Ges
curls, half wigs, &c, now on hand at :. n
GlBBSS Fancy and Perfumery store. oppos.
Centre Market, where will be found an elegant
ectiono of the finest and newest extracts, oils shawn
creams, pomades, combs, hair-brishes, DC.
An entirely new style of shell tuck.comb Jus,nn
ceived. Also, hair plated into bracelets, waas
guards chains, and necklaces, on the shortest n0D'
and most reasonable terms.
]. II. GlBBSS
Fancy store, opposite Centre Market
Nov 8-eo3tif
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1kAWN numbers Of the Alexandria Lottery,
II Glass Q, drawn 18th November, l645:
81 IS 80 IS % So 4S II Al 81 80 SO IA
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Wednesday
November 10Th, lS45.
$50 ,0O0-s6, 0OO-s5 000-s4, 5000 OOO-x3. 500
$1,000, &c.
Is drawn ballots.
Tickets Sl0-Halves Sc Quarters 40 So
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, No. "A,
10 DC drawn IN Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
November 22d, 1e45
200 90 CAPITALS:
s5o,oo0.SlO, 000-S6, OOO--S5 ,OO0-s4.OOO
S5,OOo-s2, 500-S2, l20-S2,O 900
Is Of 81 900, &c.
Tickets sl0-Halves S5-Quartcrs 90 so.
For sale by
J. g. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
Next door east Of the National Hotel, Washington.
~ Nov. l7--difid
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OF THE
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session of Congress only, We will furnish them N
Extra Union as follows.
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PIANOS SOLD ON TRIAL. -
TO be returned a not good
06 BEING fully satisfied as to the real
III u excellence OF the kind Of Piano FoRrrs.
S We have been selling ior many yean-w. sin eo,,,,..
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II. e'e'J m'ns uaai represent -t To be-
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uoo-avs always hand large s..urrnss al v,,os 80,
l. "a :, -. Mash q WOODHOUsE
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