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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
i)oetrp.
The Death of the Righteous.

How fair and how lovely is it to behold
The sun in It's splendor approaching the West;
lts race is near run, and eifu!gcnt as gold,
Its gdes th rough he ether, as Fastening 10 lest
It snks--but in sinking tits only to rise,
Its spendor and glory afresh to displays
1t sets-but in other and fur distant skies
1t rises and reigns in the brightness of day.
Yet far mole resrendant than this is the scene
Of the good man approaching the confines OF time;
All loving, all peaceful, all calm and serene,
lie passes away with brightness sublime.
lie des--bu, pencil can ever display
The splendor and glory that bus, on his sight,
As, guided by angels, he speeds on his way,
Through the portals of praise to the temple of light
Wesleyan .Ndgosine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION,

INHEREAS il appears by the returns received from
w the Commissioners appointed for tho counties
lilies and town of Petersburg OF this Commonwealth
superinend tho election Of Electors 10 choose Ere
ent and Vice President Of the United States, that
ajohy OF the votes polled al the said election was
en In favor oil the persons named below: Therefore
William smith, Governor, have thought fl TO Issue
Is proclamation, making known TO all whom II may
.seern, that
+ lohn 9. Millson, of Norfolk,
Francis E. Rives, Of Petersburg,
/ Henry l.. Hopkins, Of Powhatan,
Willis P. Bocock, Of Buckingham,
William NJ. Tredwsy, of Pitlsylvania.
shelton P. Lsake, of Albemarie,
John 8. Barbour, ST.. OF Culpeper,
Henry A. Washington, Of Westmoreland,
Robert G. Scott, Of Richmond City,
Henry A. Wise, OF Accomac,
Thomas Sloan, Of Hampshire,
Green 3. Samuels, of shenandoah,
John Letchrr, of Rockbridge,
lohn b. Floyd, OF Washington,
| Albert G. Psndeton, Of Giles,
I samuel l.. Hays, of Gilmer, and
| Obadiah w. Langftt, Of Brooke,
ave been duly elected Electors for and on behalf OF The
as Of Virginia. to vvte for President and Vice Pre-.
dent Of the United States.
The Electors required by law TO meet at the Ca
ao In the City Of Richmond, on the FIRST wednesday
December next, by the hour of ten O'Clock In the
lOtnng
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich
I.Ll mond this 9th day Of November, 1913, and the
I'D year Of the Commonwealth.
Nov. 2-2t WIN. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28
LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine &: 20.
MANAGERS Cs LOTTERIES,


RICHMOND, T!RGlalh.
WHOLE TICKET, Nos: 81 II ~, the pi;zr Of
w THiRTY-SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS, which
was sold aud paid by Purcell y Ca, being the largest
prize sold this city within The ast Twelve years ard
amounting money than all TIE prizes sold by
all other Managers in The as' ~" ~ hfee years but
we can continue this evidence, and DO % rs Il r.hsua
tina: advrners should ay ~ oiiier tcses than those
under that old established nous" 81 - :'aSE z IT,,
they being t oldest and ';,Ost successful aharts
the Unird Simirs.
BGaoLp THE PROOF
Whole, Mos, 81 il ~. S3s COO I:
Whos. S 46 81, SIS, GuO QUARTER &c 56 81, SIS oan
Half, 8 81 A, l2,uOU Quarter, - ~ to, a,50O
Quarter, . 26 65, Is, nO9 Whole, - 81 81, 3c01
The following prizes have oeen soin since the first
August Half, sic ,000 whole, 5000; whole, 4uGU;
whole, a,h7G; whole 2sn; whole, 4,c0o together with
numerous smaller ones all OF which can be seen al
PURCELL's OFFICE.
The Large prizes now a days are 10 be found
in Paine's lotteries. tialt SO G5, The second
highesl capital of 522, 900 was returned Saturday
last Tor The want OF a purchaser, By Purcell y
Co.
40 600 DOLLARS! 20 oi 5000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. IS, Tor 1888,
to be drawn nj Baltimore, Mafyiahd, on "wednesday,
Nov 29h 20 Nos Is drawn.
prize of $4,000 q prizes Of 1000
90 prizes OF 5000 ~ oUO, &c.
Tickets sla-sharss in proportion
II IN purchasing by the package, iedncl The price Of
three Tickets.
le- Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, or any oine' Lottery drawing
daily, (price of Tickets from 81 TO S0 lndrr our ma
nagenent, address us, or Y: ". fUHCELi.,
Agentfor D. PAINE & co, Richmond. Va.
mr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28
STODART & DUNHAM,
PIANO FORTE MAKERS.

Store 36l, Broads0ay, Manutaetory 18Th Street,
nsar Third Apenue, Neao York
TINE PIANO FORTES made by The above
i makers embrace all that an elegant and re-
fined taste can suggest A beautiful design, JOIN
ed with true and graceful proportions, substantial
workmanship and mirror-lke polish, constitute
some OF their external beauties. A delightful
touch, capabilily OF answering 10 the most rapid
triue, The sweetest, soi!est, most brd-like notes
ever heard, while the richest, fullest and grand
est tone can be Numbered forth al wil-lhese
are some OF their internal beauties-sources OF
true intellectual enjoyment
The very moderate price at which these ns:ru.
ments are sold, the little expense required TO keep
them in tune, and their great durability, render
them objects of economy 10 those who appreciate
the Piano Forte.
The undersigned are the only agents Messrs.
Slodarl & Durham have in the States OF Virginia
and North Carolina. Large supplies received
by nearly every packet.
Fr Old Pianos taken in exchange on fair
terms. Particular attention devoted 10 tuning and
repairing Piano Fortes. Pianos frequently for
hire. NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Slationers, l39
Nov. % Main Street, Richmond
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THE ODEON,
i ILats Odd F.llo,cs' Hall, RieAmond.)

ILats Odd F.llows Hall, RieAmond.)
GAalBlrlON OF VAUDEVILLE AND
LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT!
ne public is respectfully informed that the
|anot a ss establishment is undergoing tho
: r Innovation, 10 be thrown open in few days
r., PUBLIC AMUSEMENT.
Mons p pu,uon o. The community, who, from scru-
,W. s principles, are debarred from enjoying
~ os elsewhere, strangers and members
|. rrL legislature, with their families, as well as
i,es s"c generally, will find at the '"Riehmond
t,ao, alsnily entertainment, pleasing CON-
Ths Thu ~. y amusement and instruction.
se n. .unosrsigned, well know in this city, has
k.,i, W.T. vi much care several professionals OF
ati., SUI Shall be his study to place before his
lem W. q light, chaste, and correct entertain
Or and r1 VI as ne trusts will command the sup
TOE or spnrobation Of the most tastidious.
,;n. as oDEON will be conducted man the
o"c .'p p OF Kembis's Mussun, in Boston with a
ssrv o s of Music, an eficien, Police. and
ccon saen'lon shall be given 10 The comfort and
mn husati of those who may honor him
kciIs 'f Patronage, which he respectfully so
wen ~ 9;Tamme will be issued, and due notice
ts =, ' % lime Of opening.
Inv na. Heason Tickets may be obtained at the
Nov % !, H. w. PRESTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28
HOWE'S HISTORY OF VA.

THOR sale b. ] w. RANDOLPH u co.
L Historical Collections vi Virginia, contain
ing q collection OF Inc most interesting iacs,
traditions, bioera phical sketches anecdotes, &c
relating 10 lis History and Antiquities, together
si;h geographical ani statistical descripiions-lo
which is appended an historical ard descriptive
sketch Of he District Of Columbia, illustrated BY
over one hundred en2rayinss, giving views OF th-
principal towns, seats ot eminent men, public
buildings, relics Of antiquity, historic localities,
natural scenery, &c, b. Henry IL We, hand
some svo. vonme OF 5l4 pages Picc S3 so
Booksellers Furnished viii any quaniIy, Al
Iow prices. Agents wanted, 10 sell this valuable
Work in different paris oi Inc State. A license
is moi necessary 10 seltas Book ia Virginia
Volume 3 lrvns's WORKS, new eiiiion-b being
IN. and VOYAGE. ut Columbus-Sl %.
New edition, Paul and Virsinia, with some q
The most bcau.u! ilius raliJns ever seen, hand
snmely bound-S3.
Fishers Draw.ng Room Scrap Book for lS49,
by Hon. Mrs Norton, with Sc fine steel ensra-
vines-S6 So
ANGELA LuxmoTe, or The Lie Of Beauty.
Navel by The annor Of Warning II Wiyes-21c.
M. 70 and last Arabian Nights illustrated
IS cents
The Work complete, 3 volumes. handsomely
bound-S3 IS.
Sbipma,,ers Assistant and Commercial Dr.
e.s,. containing information necessary Tor met-
roauis. owners aGd masters oi ships, by y.
Rl"nl-S4 30
Cowpcrs Poems, with rs illnsira ions, and
hicerap hica and critical Introduction BY l..
Dale, , volumes. gill edge-S3 70; Turkey
Morocco bindins-S5.
Lossins's Biographical Sketches If Inc Sisn.
c,s of the Declaration o! Independence, with 50
pcrl,aits-Sl.
Fruit o, Western Life; or Blanche ana other
Poems BY y. r. Ancll-Sl.
Annals and History Gl racItus "a new and
liera, English ycrsion--Oxfurd eliIion-S3 3D.
Improved Art oil Farficry, with ths Structure
and economy OF The Horse; Diseases 81 Caltis;
and treatise on Racers Hunter, and Dogs, by
] White and w. II. Rossef, Veterinary Sur
aeon-London edition 81 Is.
London At,-Uniou Prize Annual, with 25o
fine encravngs, 81; ditto Tor lS49 with l29 me
engfavinss-S =
4 Scripture Caiechism Tor The instruction OF
children and servants by Rev. X. ~ Iand, OF me
Richmond College "a cents.
4th edilien OF Funk's compilation OF genuine
Church Music-Sl.
Sbakspeare's Dramatic Works and Poems,
with noes, by S. w. Singer; and Memoir oy
c. Summons, d. D.. , voumes. with over 2OU
epcravipss, bound in Turkey hlo'occo-S5.
Linsard's History OF England, ne" edition, Is
volumes, at G2 Gents.
NEW BOOKS,
Raceived i'm advance and for sale at
1871 MAIN STREET,
j. w. Randolph d Go.
BOOK SELLERS & BOOkBlNDERS.
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a RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DAV vi D. >,
a.. saohrexy Plaster.

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n Side Chest Loins, Back, bowels, Mase,ss, nnen
natism in all its varied forms, nervous ane..i"s
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w. is,msranre NOT surprising, when the vast amount
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BEWARE OF CoUNTsRFElIs AM 0ASN '"'
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Mana o,nuiue without the engraving OF 1eD Dao'u ~
u, sosr around each box. Price so cents per oo1
tne Contains sufficient spread six or eish, pla'
| tors. ,. p.,,u hv sCOVIL & MEAD
so an cbs,,er's street New Orleans, General Agent
e"e, be- south and West. Sold also by
for inc So'' ALEX. DUvAL, Richmond.
| CAYNOR . WOOD, Richmond.
THos. H. RosSER, Petersburg
". A. SANTOS, Norfolk. :,
" h @. II. TIMBERLAKE, CharlottesShi
] ayQ4-dlycw
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20 to &c!
CLOTHING! CLOTHING :!
FRES H A RRlV AL S

FIRES ARR Walls
At No. l02, Main Street.
KEEN, CHILES & co, have this week re- :,
N ceived six large cases Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, some Of which must be sold; and
as cash is very scarce and very desirable, they
will offer great inducements TO purchasers with
ready cash in hand. Their stock is now large,
and made in their admiled superior style. For
bargains in Clothing, call al the "Money Saving
Institution" OF KEEN, CHILES q CO.
Nov. "a Late KEEN {, Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28

PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
HAVE just open two more OF Worceser's
II superior PIANO FORTEs, received by
the Marietta Burr.
BY The schooner Virginia, daily expected, they
will receive two others, and shall continue
through the Winter to add to their assortment OF
his superior manufacture, always affording TO
purchasers the larses, and most commanding as
sor,menl to select from ever offered in Virginia.
Our terms will be found as liberal and as lair
as can be obtained in any OF the Northern cities.
Professors amateurs, and the public, are IN
viled to examine our assortment
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
MIR. ]. S. ThursloD, long and iavorably known
among Us as an experienced and superior Tuner
and Repairer OF Piano Fortes, is employed IN
our establishment, and will attend 10 any orders
left at ours store Nov. %
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aSsbsaTUiNE'y HOME.

"STAND BACK, GRNTLEstN, AND LET THE
FLUID lass.
rNuE subscriber having isen appointed by Dame
i Fortune as one of her ifenis ~ distributing her
favors amongst III. people inth pai nttr world ia.
located himsefat No G. Mali street, Richmond. front
part OF the green house. andtree DOOR above the Ola
Market where he viii bc happy lis friends, and
10 receive orders from any Eart Of the country, which
will be promptly and confdsntiay att.nded To- !, is
useless for him advise dictate u ary one, what u
10 their interest In securing 10 themselves, by small
competency iof life; aud he is opposed
to the putting system, will no. do So, bit will oaly II
mark, that il any of his friends, the public general
Is, have any spare change that they fe disposed Z"
risk in this way, they VIII alS1ys find asuppy, and
variety Of tickets in all lotteries, under te management
of the did firm %. PAINE & CO, WIN, for the short
space OF time that they have been established here
have been the most successful Manager IN The United
States. Schemes Of lotteries with pies OF 5000
dollars, 10000. 1000, 10000. ldnO0, -000 &c &C.,
&C., can be had my office; and tickds from one 10
twenty dollars, always m hand For nrlicnlars, SEE
bills OF the day. RiCIIARf CHALK,
No. 6, Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Grand Cansol dated, Extra, AZ :
Capitals Sl8.O 900, 10000 5000, 3O)o, 20 Of &C.,
&c 10 Nos IA drawn. Ticke's s..
Wednesday -Susquehanna Cana, So. Capt.
tails: $4,000, 20 oil 5000, % ot 1000, 20 Of 500,
30 OF 40, Sc. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets Sl2.
Thurslay-Md. Consolidated, l57 Capitals:
S24, OOO 5000, $3.50, 5000, 1000, &c IS Nos
l3 drawn Tickle So.
Ffiday-Pokomoke, AZ Capitals Sl3,oeo,
A OF 2,5O0,;lO OF 400, &c. g Nos, u drawn.-
Tickets "a.
Sa,urday-Grand Consolidated, Cliss |. Ga
pilals: Of $4,000, 5000, 1000. 5000, 1000, 1927
20 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos Il drawn. Tickets Sl2
shares in proportion.
gr Orders for tickets. packages, certificates Of
packages in The abuve Lotteries, or il all Lo!is-
ries advertised b. Messrs. D. Paine Go, attend.
ed TO with prompne,s, and drawings forwarded
10 all who wish it, r. CHALK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28

,.oNn MARKETS, NOV. az.

,ycIIMOND MAhhhIss NV. so
rnRaCco-lnspec,ions light, with good
Inn Tor manufacturing SORTS. We quote Tugs
de@ ss = 10 Q so; common leaf SO to 81; mid
a. IS 10 IS; good and fine, S Soto IL ~.
p pG oUR-Sales al IS st al l2i.
wHEAT-l05 ITO cents, for red and white.
naTS-3l 80 cents per bushel.
S1RN-55 cents per buShel.
|oRN MEAL-60 10 IS cents.
WHIsKEY-25 cents for Recti6ed.
o,IT-Last sales from wharf ST. As a l SO
-. sack sacs; from store 81 60. Demand good.
RaCON-virginia hog round 7c.; Hams a
Western Sides ST &c.; Shoulders 81 SIC.
| FIsH-New Herrinas IS. Shad $6 SO 7.
ksmily Roe Herrings Sc 10 barrels and So SO in
fcATTLE-BEEF: 50 IS . Is, scale weigh,
Ik.Ls: "a Z 90. MurroNs: ST. SO 10 2 SO
j, as in quality. Hoes: 90. nett.
quote Rio al St a st cents; La
ayra Ct 81; ST. Domingo 81 8; Porto h'eo
IA II; Java 10 liz cents.
rEAS-Imperial and Gunpowder % @oc'
= H.. Black IS 60 C. Dull.
| MOLASsGS-N. Orleans in b bis 70 2, Sot CT
,.o Rico % a Is cents; Cuba 20 % cents
[eurg scarce.
GlN-American 80 cents; Holland 100 cents
~ Gallon, very dull.
ilME-From wharf 81 per Dbl.
STEEL-American blistered 81 10 per ton.
rrATHERS-33 IS cents.
pIASTER-S3} from wharf; Basin At wanted.
psaNDY-Otard, Dupuy g. Co. So IS 2
la 4. Seienette rs; Imitation 81 50 cents;
3a3 so; Peach dull al 81 90 a IS;
AMI. Brandy so cents. .,
ASE,NDLES-Tallow 10 l2i c.; sperm 30 a
"a gulrs Patent IA els.
" GaXsEED-ll5a I2U cents per bushel.
itaoN-Pis Iron 500 10 37S, according to
.. n Swedes IS per ION; English IS; Trede-
!, Richmond mandatory $50; UP Country,
sty 80, according to qualify. Nails 10 At.
sHOT-5tc. per pound. -
r,Ifs a,ed IS Gus. 10 each; Spanish IL a l5a cts
SoAP-For brown &c.; yellow At SC, per
osnd: white and variegaled IL IA.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET:
,,or,ed 6p Beverley Blair, Licensed Stock broker
State Stock per cents-par value Sioo. heiu a'
ra anu per cents-par value slCO. Sales a,
lanes River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
ku.e-sales al S97 SO S9o. ,oo
Exchange Bank stoek-par value sioe. MONO oi
FARMERS, Bank siock-par value 800. Heldat Sss
Si,sioia Bank stock-par value s70 Held al 86e
G6 SO. Observation-Disclosures
ar value SlO0-held al SIS.
p,shmond Fire Association stock-par value $50
al,s since September dividend S3l.
R,chmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
.oss-par value sl00-held al ss5.
eichmond. Frederick burg and Potomac Certihcate
Debl-par value Sl0G-held at s85.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad stock-par value STU
I-tecent sales at $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28
IRVING HOTEL.

(LA4E FULLER's,)
WAsHING CITY.
THE above eegan, Hotel, built within the
i past year, on Pennsylvania Avenue, corner
OF 18th Street, is now in the most complete Order
and in its general ansemenls Tor comfort IS
not surpassed by any in the city.
The subscriber respectfully solicits The patron
age of the public with the assurance OF his best
endeavors TO make The house in every respect
worthy of ii. J. THOMAS,
Late of the Howard Hotel, New York
Nov. l5-d3iawlm
uURLEY's OFFICE, No. los. East Main
II Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, try again
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, Glass 5S:
"a Sc SO 80 Is % % 81 80 8 80 10
Whole Ticket, Nos. so Sc; prize Of 500,
sold and paid BY HURLEY.
NOTICE, NOTICE.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, Glass II:
SO As 4 81 80 81 80 81 IS 80.
Ticket Nos. 81 80 SO, another capital sold and
Drawn Nos Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass lis:
SO Al 56 Is az 8 is 81 81 81 70 80 "a
Halt Ticket, Nos. 81 "a, Both sold and
Do 26 SO Sc, paid by
To-day, Tuesday Virginia Leesburg Glass
10. Capitals: $4,000 10000, 5000, 10 OF 1000,
&C., &c. &C Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets
$5-shares in proportion, sales close at O'Clock,
at HURLEY'S CREEK OFFICE, below the
Old Market.
To-morrow-S4O0O0, for $40
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra. Glass l2l:
CIT % 40 10 8 &c Sc 3 81 sc II "a.
Drawn Nos Leesburg, Class B:
80 ID 8 81 81 81 60 10 81 so "a 63.
P.S Orders for packages, certificates OF pack
ages, single tickets or shares, promptly attended
TO and an account OF The drawings sent to any
part ofthe United States free of postage. Please
address VIM HURLEY.
Nov. % Richmond, Va
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NEW MIISIC


DY ihc res, composers. just recei vcd by P. II
ID TAYLOR, 100, Main street, opposite tn
Banks:
New and beautiful Variations on the Last
Rose OF Summer" (as performed al his late
Concerts in New York; by Henri Herr.
The Magic Bell Reyerie; by Maurice Srack-
osca, Paais, 10 The Emperor vi Russia. This
piece is emb liished with likeness (trom an ori.
sinal pain'ins) OF her imperial hichncss, Olga, "
Grard Duchess Of Russia, and Crown Princess
OF Wonem5efg.
Payer in 'Oleo," lur the let hand alone; by
S,rskGsCh
CgacoseGne, with variations; 5y w. V. WAL
lace.
A new and beautiful Polka; by ", " Wal
lace.
Hail Columbia and Yankee Doodle, by De
Never.
Carnival tc Vense, BY DE McyeI
March p'lsly;h by do.
Russian Airs; BY Go.
March MoTocaine, by do.
Boat Horn, (sons;) Elephant Polka; Green
wood Waltz, &c. Nov. 10
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Correspondence OF The Baltimore American ]
New York, Nov. 26, 3 P. NJ.

New YoRK, Nov. 26, P. NJ.
The steamer United States, Captain Hackstaff,
| rived here last night in six days from New
orleans.
Our markets generally are unsettled IN con-
louence o. the Cambria's arrival dealers not re-
living their le,lers sufficiently early 10 base ope'
blioas upon them ~
Flour closed dull with sales If 5000 barrels &C.
l.see al $3.50 TO IS SGT. Some 1000 barrels on
March contract.
Corn-prme yellow 6S to 10; at which rates
b 600 bushels changed hands. New Southern
Snile and mixed was off .red at So cents but met
|. takers. 10 Wheat there was demand for
Be,er descriptions and sales effected at previous
bees.
| The Provision market was net so active as il
las been. Pork heavy, al Sl250 for Mess; and
sl2 for Prime. Large safes of Bacon at main
iin.d prices. roam
Cotton was firm, but not brisk. Sales Of SOU
Dis principally on foreign acc cunt.
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E q l. | A N S

DETACHED FROM THE PIANO.
JNTE have just received one Of Tie above in,
w suumens, beautifully finished, in mahog-
any case, male by Ausin & Dear born, whose
excellent workmanship in The manufacture Of
"Colcn,Gn's Attachments" have been fully known.
These gentlemen conceived the idea OF church
instrument by making the Eolian separate IL
srGment rom the Flano with greater power, edec-
tive swell, and church like in IL volume Ct tone.
Such is he perfection these instruments have &C
CURED. ;ha, il takes practical organist Ia de;cc'
lis tones ftom an organ. Prices Of the Eoian ffon!
500 10 5000 The Instrument Is sid, but will
be retained tew days 70 give all WHO wish Al
opportunity 10 examine II.
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