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Bayly again not voting. Mr. Gordon moved in
siantly reconsideration of this vote, in order To
| give the bill one more chance, and the motion
prevailed, by a vote of 81 to 90, (Mr. Gordon
roting against has otcn motion, and thereby show
ing that he lent himself TO its friends for special
purpose, and under some extraneous influence y
and Gen. Bayly, who yesterday first voted against
the bill, and then did not vote at all when his
vote would have given il its quietus, now advan-
ced one step farther, and voted for its revival An
unsuccessful motion then made to lay the bill
upon the table, the vote being ayes SO, noes %;
and Gen. Bayly. waxing frmer and frmer, adj
hered to the measure which he had denounced in
1899, and against which he had voted the day be-
fore We must remark, however, that we do not
intend to impute this change of position in Gen.
b. to any dishonorable motive. He has but yield.
cd doubtless TO earnest solicitations, addressed
TO him as party man, 10 save the Administra
ton from defeat upon a measure with which it has
thought proper to identify itself, for the obvious
purpose Of strengthening itself in the new States
to be the controlling power in the Con-
federacy.
On the first vote, rejecting the Graduation Bill,
the Virginia members were divided follows
For the bill, Messrs. Bedinger, Brown, Chap
man, Dromgoole, HUBBARD, Leake, Seldom and
Tredway. Against the bill, Messrs. Atkinson,
Bayly, Johnson, Mcdowell and Pendleton.
Opposed as we are to the Graduation policy,
as fagrantly unjust to the old States, we regard
the measure itself as infinitely less Objectionable
than the means that have been resorted to for the
purpose of forcing it through Congress. Twice
virtually rejected it has been twice rosuscitated,
under circumstances well calculated to discredit
the motives Of certain members, by subjectlng
them to the suspicion of having surrendered the
honest convictions of their own Judgment and
sacrificed the rights and interests of their constiu
ents in order to appease the discomfort of Western
representatives and to crafty the President and
the Heads Of Departments, 1.-THE latter of whom
have not hesitated to exhibit themselves in the
Hall of the House, actively electioneering in
favor Of the bill-.--an act unprecedented, we ven
ture TO say, in the history of the Government, and
which cannot be too strongly too promptly re-
buked by the people.
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Treasury Drafts.

The Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphia n
Amencan Wntes-"l understand the Government has de
ermned 10 issue Treasury Drafts payable on demand
at different points, in liquidation OF It's accuing
soiiues The system proposed nearly as follows; II
an amount OF specie IS accumulated at New Orleans
ne Drafts Will be issued al the North and East psya.
bic al that point, and 50 uies Uersa by which nen,
the Government will obtain average credit Of thirty
days on It's demands-contrsctors aud paymasers viii
90 Out with their pockets filled with this sort Of Foder.
a paper TO pay soldiers and 10 procure supplies
Under the present pracce, the debts Of the
arc audited OF the Treasury and pid JorihuonA by
draft on depository.
am, are now being engraved in New York and range
IN sums OF SlOO and upwards. Under wha, authority
OF law tins new scheme in Finance 10 be undertaken
an utefy ignorant and apPrehend the Secretary OF
the Treasury will find some difficulty in Curnisbng - q, IT,
county II certainly seems little remarkable 10 cav the
least OF It, that party which has protsAedly wsrred
against banks and paper currency should essay the
pertinent oil mammoth TREASURY BASE, independent oil
the sanction Of Congress
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A Scene I'm Congress.


We expect quite in the House OF Represe MIA
lives in day Gen Mcconnell of Alabama A few
days SINCE in tho House OF Representatives. proposed TO
locate Land Office where in his District for the con
yenienee OF some Of his constituents. Member from
Ohio (r Sawyer) moved lay the motion on the table
The following conversation then occurred 4:
Mr.. meConneli-WhAt has become Of my motion, Mr.
Speaker
Tho Speakor-It was laid on the table.
Mr.. McCOnnell-At whose instigation7
The Speakor-On motion OF the gentleman from Ohio
Mr.. McConnel-Which genueman2 Was il Sawyer
The Speaker nodded assent.
MIR. McCOnne-( Addressing Mr.. Sawyer)-Od San.
sage, you ever put finger my sgain III pre-
sent you with a fat sausage, which will last you few
days. Il omit hard words)
The next morning Gen. Mcconnell was up very early
went to market and bought very large sausage about
inches long, and nearly many circumference which
he carried up the House Of Representatives He laid
Il on his desk during the day but had opportunity
dispose OF it, Some Of McConnels colleagues have been
trying dissusde him from carrying out his purpose They
say II will give the Ohio of offence. He says
he Intends for pt and swesrs that the frs, opportunity
he will present him with the sausage accompanied by the
best speech hecan make on the oeeasion-N Y Trbuns
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DEED,

In ths Cry,on ne ius NARY VIRGINIA assd s,or,h,
sad - days ihfsu, child n Hiram Bfass.
on Iuesdsy, the 18th instant HFEIy CLAY, infant son
and IL days.
The friends sud sequsinsnces Of the family ere request
60 70 attend his funeral, this day wednesday,, az 10
o'clock n N from the residence Of his father on Leigh
street, Shookoe Hill.
On Friday The lOh instant at the wsuenton Sptin0s,
upon hs return from Phsdephs whittier he had gone for
medical advice, Col Enwsfn AHHLta, n the county Of
happahannock the eldest son Of the late Col John Am
olef o. ms city The deceased universally esteemed
IN the various parts Of Virgins in which he resided lie
was At one time delegate from the county Of Henr,co In
the General Assembly, and was very much beloved.
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which, with Characteristic CAUTION, Mr.. B. has made no
aonementbut farther extend this article Our
room fails.
Let the Secretary OF State then at the close Of nj. po
nesl career know that fortunate he has been in hold
ing Offices OF honor and profit he not TO escape without
an ehamnanon OF nis public coune-and that there are
Of his countymen least who are not awed bv the
power which supports hin into silence. induced
to withhold the eIPreso Of ther opinions touching his
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lis respectfully recommended to those Committee. "a
organize as soon a. possible obtain view Of the
growing crops Of wheat, oats and grass.
FARM CROPS
80 For the beat crop Of Wheat not lee. than Eve
acres, " an
~ For the best crop OF corn not less than FIVE nor
more than twenty-five acres, No
FOR the best crop Of Corn twenty Eve acres, no
~ For the best crop Of Pumpkins. not less than 1
20 For the bes, crop OF oss.
III For the best crop OF Grass,
Committee Of Award-wm. G. ovsr,on. VIM. sydnor
and Sherwin MeRae.
~ For the be', crop Of Run Bssa Turnp.. no, less
half an aero, q
~ For the best rop OF Beeu. no, les. than half .,
Is For the hes, crop Of Carrots, no, less than one
a., eighth OF an acre,
46 For tho best crop Of Parsnips not lea. than on.
eighth OF acre, 4
II For the best crop OF Swee, Potatoes less than
half acre, g
45 For the best crop Of lrsh Potatoes no, less than
Committee Of Aeard-John Shields. Anthony Ro.
einson, Jr-, James Gordon and J Ruthenoord
The actual product OF all Crops be
ed by the Committee OF Award. Specimens of eli Pre-.
MUM Crops to be exhibited to the Society.
IL IN any case the Committees shall fail, within m ren
sonaoie nme to examine crop desired be entered for
premium. the proprietor after having notified tho Commit,
toe, shall DO authorized to call upon two OF moro d.ine-
rested freeholders who shall ascertain accurately nv
weight measurement the produce per acre or given
OF such crops and certify tho under their
manu-. W inc Executive COMMITTEE
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
~ For the beat Mattrass made of other n,,,,,,,l.
than curled hair or moss fabricated bv m, or
hbitor, ss
~ 'nones'ss' and mos, substantial Counterpsne,
r, rl eea oy the exhibitor, S
20 ~ VIC VIC Ses' comfort fabricated by the exhibitor.
"a III II. Ie oes' oeaquht' S
-, ne pes' D9mesnc carpet not less than 10
z. r., U.s. n ,, oy the exhibitor, S
ss 70, ,hs ss.al -. N.s' 'sohea'ed oy the eIh'r 5
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- AbMINisTRAIoR's SALE.

w ILL be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th inst. b,
10 o'eloch afAss rssdsnos o. ne w. Pshsr
IN The town n Manchester Farmers Hotel
bod and kitchen Of The sad Fer comprising The usual
variety also waeon, Hors good mich
Cow and Csh enc Ysaring ke
RICHARD hill, IT,, Adnf
ju ia David W. g.bs, Sss'd
AZ the same place and time the House and Lot
on whieh ne aid FISHER hshss BID
der tn 3oh April 10, contains acres and very
sfsb's residence
Sale conducted by n. B = Q. D. Hut, Aues
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To WIN. Burke, Esq.

TO VIM. Burke, Esq.
CIR IL have Just seen your second edition on
~ the Mineral Springs Of Virginia. and you
corded and given Doore Of the false
have been circulated prejudice for deem
duty thus briefly TO notice Of them At % you I
further aid that DR. g. In his professional capacity
the table and then made charges
y furnished"
Now, there 10 degree OF tupitude involved
from which all honesty hrnk might suppose
well acquainted say with sys Of
ysR which has prevailed spring
would received
ard especially when made whom
had awarded was eomu and integrity Of
deny thai such made under
eumsianees and the accusation malicious CAo and
have volunteered n and
reney-iy your Publication AMI quasi eEdoritonI
your conduct dsa that Of eowardy
assassin who forged the charge for could have learned from
the rsi IN relation time IN sI days by mail
Your be1ous book win b. further noticed hand
visite-s collecting q different Springs.
your obedent
THOMAS GooDg
TT,tg All IutyI az
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.Endce Mclean.

Msled by paragraph in another paper, stated, aew
days since that pamphlet had been issued in Washing
ton, nominating Judge Mclean candidate for the next
Presidency and Senator Mangum for the Vice Presidency
We have tnee received copy Of the pamphlet and find
that we had entirely inexperienced its character 1t does
nominate either Of those gentlemen The name Of Mr.
Mangum, indeed, mentioned in the pamphlet, which
confined the slgle purpose Of giving very brief and
lege.ng sketch OF Judge MeLean's personal history and
public Regarding all movements, Iehh vier 10
tary nomination, unsdvsabe, and calculated
ine rather than benefit those whose behalf they may
be made, grauhed find that this pamphlet does
go beyond the single and legitimate object Of giving
the people brief history Of the lesdng incidents the
life OF distinguished citizen whose private reputation is
unasssabe and whose public mas been arked by
4 spr, Of patriotism and Of lofty Independence but
rarely exhibited by asPrants for high political
We take occasion add, that in the brief
which formerly made upon the alleged character and
obecG Of the pamphlet mad the slightest design OF
derosstRs the claims OF Judge Mclean Of Sena-
Msngum the surages Of their couRtrymen for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency. While adhere the
opinion that i eniireiy open the campaign
have hesitation believing that should those gentle
men be the nominees the Wing party some eighteen
months hence, they will receive Its cordial support
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Inc Green Bay Republican, received last night has the
i0Ho"ing "arlke rumor, which give az We find it:
gentleman has arrived here direct from the head wa
nis OF me hssoun' bringing intelligence that the Sioux
Black Feet, Sacks and Foxes and the Winn.bagoes ,r
assembling IN large numbers. and making every
for war upon the white settlements the borders Of
ana "iseonsin The whites arming themselves and
making oil the preparations they can to defend -;
homes and Observation-Disclosures Sentinel ID JulV
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WARRINGTON. July 8.
There Is much discussion regard the changes in the
Caonet but ioho will be rhO the saying matter of
conjecture. will give you nv ides OF tbe futnre car,
PleIon OF the Cabinet derived from matters and tbino
which deVeoPe themselves but have heretofore sad
slight move may alter contemplated actions II is hard
TO assert positively that the following will be strictly cor
rect but think It will be the truth any which
has boon reported
Secretary Of State-Robert Walker
Secretary of the TIeasury-Riehsrd Rush
Secretary OF Wsr-Wliam L Marcy
Secretary OF the Nsyy-Wiiliam II Haywood
Post Master General-Cave Johnson
Attorney General-John Y Mason.
After the adjournment OF Congress there will he co,
pete change in the system OF affairs rendered
from the force Of circumstances which no power can CON
uol OF modify. II earned out, the party s4s may be
saved If not there is much dread Of our defeat bsy.
word or two express another occasion resng 10 b
subject During the interim, remain, SUD stisurfo
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-AcHRISTlEs

ne hidden POwer.-Every pers ON In co,..io,.
us' ne Pose<-es somsthnR OF a and -, -.
eh mas an important influence upon hi. physical 80
eht.h and reneal health. Modern scientific IN
'his n'aden power TO be the ea,d %
aiseoSefes have n no l.. i,n,,,, ~,
e snesauon OF disease Its dsdent action h ono, a.. -
o many serious and tsniblc complaints. The. a.. ,
" N Character or hosc appeaninx 10
~ ne system 10, therefore especially for I'M go, ~
"s Chrisues Galvanic Rings and MaYn.tr r,na -.
APs Inc great simplicity Of Invention comm, "a, =, ,n
eu.on OF 'he invalid together perfect w.,
aev OF u application Numerous phy,icisn, rreonS ~
ins and hud In their practice. 'e@""nehu me
For further particulars zee Advertisement, a. .,. 80.
me AGENTS for this city, Mes.u DUvAL A PIJRcpii p 20
..-- - je2t
W sands SorsaparilIa.-ErysipeIa /. n xo,,
ana extremely dangerous disease especially xh.,. =,
ms mead ieeehing and ointment .op,.,,n. .
INC ease or the time being but Known ,h.,
sp' 20 appear again. the over heated a.
we nave no hesitation in sands. IN. ~,
DC ound more effective remedy erspela, thap "a
anu the cure thus effected complete tho,n ~
one 1.-THE merits Of this 10 thai INV n. 49,,
-. eiineuishes the poison by which IN. Az,
a. seneraisdi while remede. m.,.,y ,. ~
sHns and 'eav. The primary eaus. .,i Iu,sn, ~
,s M ueetoa. diseases with ma nv ONE.
shn preparation may be used with success. ' "''''
'uner paruenas and conclusive evid.ne. nj A.. ..
gratis. - "e ooSined Of tho
W Prepared and sold, wholesale retail and fo .,,,
y saNIS, Druggists and Chemists Grani,. R,,Is;
10 80 broanNay corner OF Chambers Yotk ,old
y oNhL PURCELL, Agents, Main street Richmond "
rHee, " per bottle OF sir bottles
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS indebted IN the estate Of the late
n David FISHER requested sHd pay stpse
TIVE duss snd m hors having oisis arsin M MD estate
pisasc present bem or ssuiemeui ne usdegirnsd.
RfCHD HILL. IT, Adun'f
10 is-t2t u. FIshe fred
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u The recent ndispOston of Com. Stewart was not
Of so serious nature had been represented He has
SO Tar recovered be able attend to the duties of his
station.
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IL We copy from the Alexandra Gazette the following
welLtimed article, relation OF the smooth
tongued and esuca in this any other eoun
Try. No has been gently deSlt with heretofore
than Secretary Buehananand yet has done more to
provoke the assaults We glad to see that his
conduct hereafter escape scrutiny. Nothing more
necessary in order just appreciation of his true char
acter, as the Oily Cannon oil the day:
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u Capt Mason, of the U. S. Army, has opened re-
eruiiing station few doors below the Exchange
These who nave desire "the halls Of the Monte.
zumss." may perhaps be grad6ed by giving MIN call.
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u One hundred aud fifty MOrmons have encsmped
near Austin in Texas, and it supposed tina, they will
there permanently pitch their tents
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" David Bronson has been nominated by the VIII.
STATE Convention, as next Governor Of Maine
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Ho, Springs, Iih July, Is4O.
TO DIR. THOS. GOODE, Hot Syringe, Va.

To DIR. THOS. GOODE, Hot Springs, w..
CIR notice with pain n communication in
~ the whg Of this morning addressed BY you myself YOU
Mineral Springs vhgna III hiss been
his Professional capacity has forbid going the
could have wished you had the whole paragraph
10 eGn1sson Win The gs.'.aos and '1s. qSsnl clause. win
dollars or board per week he charges addition for
cabins II apparent the proprsy ehsEs
depsnds altogether the fact whether the individual able
appear public table n he H. and disposed pro
dues unnecessary trouble and he ought pay
he be an nvad y misfortune enough " hout any additional
Hhas been further aid that Dr. a. IN his
sr hs nss 90 furuhsd We trust this IL ns 90 but n Il h..
happened, undoubtedly is good Of dssppobaon
proneness erasEere every
supposed wrong Now am loss conceive how have
your injury snd you have pubi-hed
which had until my your Springs
fsgard reports place pnTibie
iorn ha meet Them detail but I'D not upgos' hat
accusation refer o. housand Others squsiJ absH-snd
Notwithstanding The ourh haguage you use 10 YOU lesr FEET
here total dsf o sBy hina more hin come eseitabi
" o. sp,rainsn' 70 "h.s W. - ~, ~ ~ 49, Nv wy" S
hive hitherto treated with oourey, and WIN usi 70
justice of evil intentions towards In The
sors n which ths the subject have
Of qus vrh one Psrroasss Who has for ysa been
am MT ne man collision, though H. uss
prepares sosn own go muscle. 10 your bl in few
fhrourhms Your obedisnt servant
wS BURKE
Richmond, July ~, 1896 dItelt
Oh is CASKS INVITA- ZION FRENCH HIRAM
~ DT, for sskby
JUS ISIogs = BROTHER
CENUINE 'LONDON CLUHo CHAMPAIGN
~ WINE, choice aree, for ny
JUS ISLoEs a BROTHRR
SEGAas-i5ooo 900 low priced qualities ror sas By
- JUS INLOEs BROrIIER
SAIrSIs Sachs zee he sseb) New Yors dairy PAN landing
- and for ssls BY
jus JOHN TRIPLETT a SON
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WA.HrnarnN InIr Is

Loe0 Foo Vnws.-The following Is extracted from a
letter to the Philadelphia Keystone, of the Loco Foco par
", dated
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a Monster Gan-The Boston papers occupied
with descriptions Of an enormous gun which has been cast
Ayers Factory South BostoH, under the personal su
perinendenee Of Mr.. Ager and Col Bomford aod which
will exceed in weight Capt Sockton's Peace Maker BY
some hye thousand pounds. The quantity Of metal used
about $4,000 pounds and the amount Of coal consu-
ed IN reducing 10 the requisite Of fusion was eight
chadrons.
Ten days will eapse before the metal will have become
sufficiently cool TO admit the removal Of the flask by dig
gng away toe compact ground IN which stands EMBEDDED;
and then, the space Of five weeks the gun can be finish
ed and oready for mounting Fort George in Boston
/ haibor, for which II is designed.
The weight Of the gun when finished will be 25 600
pounds Long h. feet diameter the base ring 80 in
ches; length Of chamber inches; length Of bore feet
inehi diameter Of bore ~ inches. Weight Of round shot
which will carry, $50 pounds weight Of she'll 1870 pounds
Range Of shot SHE'LL 2 miles, being IA Of n mile
greater than the recorded performance Of the largest snd
test invented mortar IN England and half mile beyond
the reach Of ever gun IN the castle Of San Juan de Uoa
The cost Of this immense instrument for hsrbor defence
will not exceed Sl7OO; sixth the cost Of the
gun procured in England BY Capt Stockton.
! sr. JUlS DULLoA.-Tho Frsneo- Amsrieans Of tbi.
morning that is correspondent at Washington srms
that he had been informed by hQh authority bs the cs
not on the Ih Of July determined order an attack upon
The forces oi 81 Juan DUoa by the American feet now
oockadng Eea Croz The letter adds, that this pre-
osey Whol the young men II the Navy desire, but tho
contrary the older heads do spprOvo oft Bot II tho
/ hing nio be done, no sooner itis done the better"
Woean hsrdly believe this In our opinion,
u would be a bat miracle II the American feet nov in
the suit even Il they we're oil concentrated which they
cannotb without inoruttnR the blockade u the other
pofsJ should capture the fortress u DUOa strengthened
as unow m NJ every point The whole squadron does not
mount as many the fortress and would have 10 pre-
sent woodcnwa against wals II stone. No, Uloa 10
70 be bombarded land don't why should be ~
present. Tot a. least three ships Of the line Of the heaviest
metal Join Tho 'quadron before the attempts mado Other
wise wo shall expect islnre Our tars naturally thnk
ey can DO NJ much the French with equal number
Z" gunt-and so they can, and more besides Bot four
I U| GUN nItgrN he the Efau AZ
1893, would not cspturo the fortress now, EASILY
| was then captured, n sta'l.--N Y Jour. Com.
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NOTICE.

VIE President and Directors OF the Brool rrn g.,
nave declared dividend OF for the last a,
payable 70 at the CompHg Room ottha,n Me-. a.
der 4 Co. on and amer 18th Instant - S'u
lu 1t-eo2w m
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1--WE President and Directors have declared
Il Dividend OF 81 per cent out Of IN. p,od, -
months payable on or after the 18th inst subject to
III Ia ~ ,a ne sA'e- q BLAIR, Cashier.
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HU1T"S OFFICE-SI5,O0O, 10000, 10
prizes o. $1,000 6c, Capitals Tor aday-the drawing
eeived BY O'Clock Tickets q; halves and popof-
ton Sales Gloss at O'Clock For prizes apply early
HOYr5 OFFICE,
ju rs No. 2 Exchange
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e Ii | N A H ALL,

FALL
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
~ the ships Montezuma and Adirondack. win
New YORK and the Vginian City Point from Liverpool
upseno-r ha. received the portion Of his Fan supo.
anu anu ~ me snip ars away from Liverpool daily expected al
ont ts van receive the remainder Of his and
shapes hd pate.ns " "
e regular packets from Boston, he receipt sup
plies Of Glass from the M,nufaeturer, and Il. prepsd %
70 ali who may want - ~ ''
"uy merchants and others particularly invited 10 eramin
anu prlees as strung Inducements offered tho.
VINO huy Tor cash and tn punetual customers.
arEe Assortment Of Lamps Loosina Gla.e. so,.
'@ie &c on hand HUGH A WATT
ah 20 No. Ma stree,
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3OITkN PIANOS.

REHINHE subscriber has Just received
~ - from the manufaeiory Of Nunn. a Clark New
os who purchased thu Patent for the enr. IIned s,
siesPnnz Masaehusels) for CoLENANs RoLIAN ArTACB
49, :" inc fHho Forte another ohssc fnsrum.p,
ch ne invites the public
-, Few OF Tie Journals Of this country and of Enraps
ns instrument has teen exhibited and capacities funny
Neb appeared spontaneously regard TO the unity al
'aaAses and excellence OF tins combination.
feel confidence assuring public that hi,
~ ~ one OF extraordinary merit Before purcha-e
ne rateni Night the most critical elimination. ~et. mad.
iptf'ents testing its mechanism gone into the
A' - IN no manner liable from ira nation.
opnere and That ths "oliln" will and in
IN any CLIMATE They prepared saSy the most pt.
es Peson IN regard to these points ard a. ...v
inc ' 'aiisfae DRY ~arantee il with Instrument
c., p. II. TAYLOR
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTokH