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CUBA.

Ihe New Y DIRK papers, of Saturday, contain
the valedctory of Gen. Concha, the late Gov.
ernor of the Island. 1t is addressed both to
the soldiers and the people. and exhorts them
to continue, as they have always been. loval to
the Queen and true TO themselves.
We but speak the opinion of the entire
press, when we say that Cuba has lost much
by the removal of Concha. With the excep-
fion OF Iacon, he was almost the ONLY CAPTAIN
uenerai who has presided over the Island for
century, to whom no motive of avarice
81 ny ustIce can be imputed in the discharge of
his duty. 1t bad been common to send from
opain' 10 the government Of Cuba, some bro
Ken down nobleman of ruined fortune. He
was expected to make up for all his losses, in
the favored land, by exactions which ruined the
CIRCLES, and stopped the growth of the popu.
aati0n. Concha was not one of these. He
came TO Cuba with moderate fortune. spent
mnch OF what he had in the Improvement of
the condition of the people, and leaves it an
Impoverished man. He has never made apy
eAaciions, save those which are justified by
law, for the use of the State. For himself he
mas received nothing but his salary. A depu-
tation Of gentlemen, representing the merchants
on Havana, waited on him and presented him
WIN Soo,ooo. de positively refused to accept
1t; but they told him that they Intended TO take
'the law into their own hands, and settle il IN.
on ms children, which he had no legal right
10 opJeei TO. Upon this he reluctantly Welded
MS consent to take the money.
ihefe are many rumors as to the cause of
MS removal. One of these is. thar il was oc.
casioned by Ills active endeavors to suppres,
'"e AFRICAN slave trade, which subjected him
10 much jealousy 10 high places. Itis even
sa'o' mat Queen Isabella, herself, is largely in.
ae'es'ed IN the prosperity of this nefarious bu.
s''sss' IL such be the fact, the removal Of
Cohcha is easily accounted for. Whe,ber
"eh Sanedo, bis successor, will he moro no.
ceP'apie, IN this particular, remains to he ssen
ne substitution of Chinese far Af,;c.rs a.
iaborers, 10 the meantime. NAV bsv. -
ponanl bearing upon the future success Of the
save "ade, aud may go far to DESTROY il alto.
sethef. a contract has been made with Ger.
tain English parties for the importation of e.h,
hundred Cinnamon, to serve an apprenticeship
ofeight years, at 81 a month.
live may credit the New Orleans picavun.
q paper generally well informed with regard to
Cuban affairs there is no longer any danger
OF another expedition to Cuba. We are glad
Oft. We regard il as a "fxed fact that be-
fore another generation shall have passed
away, Cuba will be ours, by peaceable acqui-
'sition.
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CRANBERR1Es.-A large trade is annually driven
by the universal ankee Nation in Cran5erries.-
The poor swamp lands down East that will Weld
scarcely anything else, produce fine Cranberries,
and thus pay their owners often more than our
richest lands do our farmers 1t has been often
suggested that crop of Cranberries in this part of
the world would very handsomely remunerate the
cultivator for all his trouble Mr. A. A. Krisch.
mann adgertises some plants for sale, and cultya-
tors OF the soil in this region have the opportunity
of making an experiment.
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RuNAwAY-A slave, named Joseph, belonging to
Walter Otey, and hired by Mr.. TONNES. at the Coal
Pits, runaway from his employer few days since,
and was arrested by Waterman Bib5 on Saturday.
The Mayor, on yesterday. committed Joseph to
Jail until claimed and fees were paid John, an old
negro, who said that he was the property OF Jane
Snead, was also arrested as a runaway by watch.
man Avis, on Saturday night. John acknowledged
that he was a runaway, and was also committed.
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Lynchburg and Tennessee Railroad

The Lynchburg Republican has an encour.
aging item concerning the operations of this
road upon the brief line that is COMPLETED +,
says
We nave been much gratifed n learn from,
Col. Garnett, that the nett receipts arising from
our Railroad, already amounts to more than
three per cent upon the sum expended between
this place aud Liberty-which is by far the
most costly part of the road. This certainly
looks we'll. When the road il comnIa,sd -
Salem, US miles farther,) the receipts will. in
all probability, exceed six per cent upon the
outlay TO that place, because it is very rea.
sonable to calculate that both the trade and
the travel will be more than doubled.
1t these calculations hold good. and thev
are sHstained by actual results SO far, Stock
holders may expect soon to receive interesf
upon their money. and the people of Lynch
burg to be entirely relieved from the burden
Dor. ~" ~
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DIsruR BANcE-William Redd slave to James
bosher, and boy named Patrick, belonging to
James Thomas, were arrested by watchman Pryor.
on Saturday night, for creating a disturbance in
the street, by assauiring negress As there were
extenuatng circumstances in the case, the negroes
We're discharged with suitable reprimand.
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SToNE-THRowING.-Aw white man, named Cor.
nelius Syne, was brought before his Honor yester.
day, charged with throwing stone at Mr. Poitiaux
Robinson on Sunday. who arrested him, aud hand
ed him over to the police. Having subsequently,
made an apology for his conduct, Mr. r. did not
appear against him yesterday, and he was there.
fore discharged with an admonition
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n Only 12 1.2 and rs cents for Bill.
ious Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill known.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR AETLBILIOUS PILLS are the best pills. as
thousands who have used them declare, for purify.
ing the blood, carrying of all bile and PRODUCING
healthy tone to the liver They are called 'Raii.
road Pills" because they go ahead of all other Pills
in their good effect.
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges.
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great demand-price % cents, and tor sale by Pur.
cell, Ladd Co. Adie & Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
A Boaeker, Bennett 81 Beers, R. r. Duval, o. A
Srrecker and j. Blair iaaI-ts
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL CoNvENrroN.-This body
meets to-day in the Athen@um, at O'Clock. P. M
The Medical Society of Virginia will sit tonight and
tomorrow. The Annual Address before it will be
delivered by Dr.. B R. WEXFORD, President. That
gentleman has arrived in the city
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PRINCE SCHWARTZENBURG.

Ihe Vienna correspondent of the London
Times says that the death of this statesman
was occasioned by chagrin, arising from the
factthat the young Emperor, underline guidance
OF his mother, held constant communication
with Metternich in his castle on the Rhine, and
IN all cases followed his counsel in preference
to that of the avowed Minister. This was
more than Schwartzenburg could bear, for he
seems to have been very proud and very ambi-
tous. If the facts are true. and if il he ,rus
also, as is asserted, that it is the intention ofthe
Emperor to recall Metternich to his councils. the
policy OF Austria will, of course, undergo no
change. 10 Schwartzenburg Europe and the
world are indebted for the progress that Rus
STA has made towards the Rhine. within the last
few years. 1t was by his advice that the aid
OF that power was first invoked, and by in
vokng it, he has made his own country her
vassal, to be subjected entirely whenever il
may suit the convenience of Russia to do it,
At present, virtually, Austria is little more than
dependency of the Muscovite empire.
Prince Schwartzenburg is the same who e.
cured so largely about twenty-five or three
years ago in the famous Peterborough divorce
case, which many of our readers doubtless rel.
collect. He eloped with Lady Ellenboroagh.
who was very young and very pretty, md went
with her to the continent. Lord EIlenborongb
after long investigation in the House of Lords.
which filled the press of that day, and was the
delight of all the scandal-mongers, obtained a
divorce, while his lady, abandoned by her lover.
became one of the numerous favorites of King
Ohio, of Bavaria--the same whose Prime M.
mister, or secret adviser, Lola Monies after.
wards was.
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OLD DAN AGAINST THE WoRLpii-PRo.
liFio.-Coi. Dan'l. Aunspaugh Of Liberty, a
'ew years since had mare that produced TWO
male colts at foal, two years subsequent she
produced two horse colts. And extraordinary
10 relate, within few weeks past he Ind =
cow that produced three calves nearly mature
.. equal size, nj one calving Lynck5urg Re.
may we venture TO ask what merit is due 10
eol' Aunspaugh-or Old DAMN these maj.
tiers. 'e ''a''
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR Court OF LAw.-Before
Judge Cramp.-This court met on yesterday, but
adjourned without entering upon the criminal
docket Willism Mulrs will come up this
morning.
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HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcrURE EXTRACT from
James Harris, Esq.'s Latter, Alexandria, Va.-Af.
ter speaking of wonderful cures ON himself, he
says Mrs. II. has been suffering with the liver
complaint and from feelings of inability constant.
ly complaining, with weakness through her whole
system. She now enjoys better health than for
thirtyyears, being entirely restored by the use of
Hampton Vegetable Tincture."
J. GRIMES, Esq, Loudoun Co., Va.-Extract
from his letter: my wife has been for years af
icted with great weakness pain IN the breast side
and back palpitaton of the heart feebleness of the
nervous system, loss of appetite, complexion sal.
very weak. am pleased to say, "Hamptons Tine.
ture has restored her to perfect health. Her eyes
are as good now as ever they were"
Call on O. A. STREChER and get pamphlet
gratis. See advertisement to day. ap24
MORE TESTIMONY,-Web have
wa just learned from lady in this city, who
has been afflicted with Dyspepsia for several years
that by the advice of friend she induced to try
Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters, al.
ter having used number of other prescriptions
without any effect and that four bottles of it has per.
fectly cured her of the disease and she is now as
healthy as she ever was in her life. This is but an
addition to the thousands OF testimonials in the
hands of the proprietor, showing conclusively that
it is the best antidyspeptic tonic now in use For
cholics, loss of appetite, weak and disordered
stomach, and such other diseases as arise from in
digestion, these Bitters have no equal while for
ague and fever and biliousness, ii t.ken according
to directions, they are cure. AS spring
medicine for children, these Btters are unryalled
and every housekeeper should keep them on hand
and use them freely during the spring months. A
few bottles judiciously administered, will ward off
many distressing spells OF fever. Give them trial
Price only 50 cents per bottle
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores of
A BODEkER, ADIE g. GRAY. BENNETT a
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD e. co. and GAYNOR
e. WOOD, Main street; f. BLAIR, VIM PLADD
and SEABROOK g. REEVE, Shockoe Hill
ap Its
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GY- We would call the attention of young men
and others to the advertisement of Mr.. w. A. Pow.
oil. in to-days paper. The art and science he uro.
poses teaching is of the greatest importance to all
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ap 17-2w*

~ There are few things which afford US greater
pleasure than sitting down to write notice of the
celebrated Hoofand German Bltters, because we
fully conscious we are comforting public be-
neht and our heart tells Us that by our notices
many have been induced to take these Bitters aud
been rescued from death by Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant &c. for the cure of which it is certain 1t is
prepared and sold only by Dr. C. NJ Jackson, at the
German Medicine Store, No 100 Arch street. Pha-
delphia. ap est
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FINxD.-B NJ Brimmer was reported to the
Mayor on yesterday, BY officer Warrington, for VIC
lating the misunderstanding the posting up Of
the rate Of fares inside Of hacks Fined sl so.
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Henry Baldwin. Esqr., of Tennessee. f.or :,
the late Judge Baldwin. Of the Supreme Con, :,
has been appointed Chief Examiner i ~.
Patent Office; and r. w. Al. Johnson. F... '
Of North Carolina, Il graduate Of West Pom,
an Assistant Examiner. s'''''
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Every one VINO has suffered with frost bitten
feet, rheumatism, ague cake spinal affection sore.
ness Of the breast, &C., knows that H. g. Farrells
Arabian Liniment gives almost immediate RELIEF,
when al! other medicines fail; and we verify be-.
lieve if those persons had bottle OF this &C..
LIBERATED remedy, and could get no more, they would
not take fifty dollars for it. See advertisement
For sale by PURCELL, LADp & Co., corner Of
Main and l4th streets, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-27

HARPER, Fon Naive have received from
Messrs g. M. West g. Bro, Harper's Magazine for
May This work needs no praise.
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fY The attention OF capitalists is respectful,
called to the sale this afternoon, at o'clock Of The
tenement on Market Bridge, adj oinidg Mr.. Palmer,
seed store.
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- To the Citizens of Richmond.
9>-Ia and Strangers Visiting the City.
II you wish to have your hair cut and dressed in
the most fashionable and tasty manner, and your
wbiskers changed TO beautiful black or brown.
then eau at the American Hair Dressing, Shaving
and Shampooing Saloon, under the American Ho.
TEL.
N. Blot cold and shower BATHS at all
hours Price IS cents, or I'VE tickets tor Oil.
An 10
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The Office of the New York Her
AID, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun. Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspapers,
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, Is at 1901
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
apl9 General Agent
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AccsDEsT.-Two workn,en were killed in
New Orleans, on the 18th inst, by the falling
Of a portion of the wall Of building in which
<hey were engaged al labor.
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A few daysago twenty bales Of Upland cot.
ton sold At Savannah 1t 81 cents per ID.
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TO the Voters of the CITY ~
Richmond.-The Legislature OF Virginia bs "
ing very recently passed an Act. cresting , ,hs
offce OF Sheriff for the said city, I hereby rs
Office. JESSE EEr roI Hat
an 24-dto7mav 1oII'
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ape ISL Main street Eagle Square.

20 NOTICE.-All persons are hereby forbid
trahckng in my bottles, viii prosecute all such
to the full extent of the law, my bottles
er sold. They are marked T & c, and NJ McCor.
mack.
NIB. All persons having my bottles in their
possession will please return them to soon as
possible as they of little to any but myself
M MCCORMACK.
| am now ready to supply orders for Soda water
in bottles also, best Philadelphia Porter and Ale
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to, either city or country.
M. MCORMACK
d1fra
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q To the Voters of Henrico cor,..-
At the solicitation of many friends in the conn.
Henrico to be candidate for the Office Of pray u
cutting Attorney, respectfully announce r"v
self candidate fer that office. my
Respectfully, JOHN N GpFcopv
an 5-d&wt4M*
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Mustang Liniment.--LADIES-
make you Chesterfield bow, and politely call your
attention to the excellency of Liniment II has
a beautiful cream or drab color, and is free from
all mpurty; it will not soil the skin or clothes and
will always relieve pain when an external applica.
ton can reach it, and will cure broken or eaksc
breast, sore nipples, neuralgia chapped hands and
also will remove ugly blotches, tumors or pimples
leaving the skin soft and smoothe and will in 10
case injure the skin in the slightest degree.
NH 9Q-aOdts
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From the Norfolk Daily Courier. April 70
" The afflicted are particularly blessed in having
within their reach such sovereign remedy for ali
kinds of diseases arising from an impure state Of
tine blood, as DR.. Hamptons Vegetable ,Tncture has
proved Itself to be. Seldom, indeed % such an i'm.
valuable remedy brought before the public in so
cheap a FORM We are aware that there are fho,,.
sands OF nostrums sold, all purpcrtng TO perform
wonders IN the way OF curing diseases, but This
Ilnctnre has built for itself solid foundation n the
public confidence, andto the afflicted it d aen Of
the first water" se'a "
The genuine article can be obtained In this c;tv q,
y. A. STRECkER'S extensive Medicine w.
mousse. Main street, who win give pamphlets gratis
see advertisement In to-day's paper. ap 10
~ lHk fREss--aiaeh has been said in the
Punic prints regarding the virtues of Bogles Hype
non Fluid and Bogles AmoIe. as being respective.
~ unsurpassed, the one for cleansing and reveners
Ing the hair, and the other for shaving ard wash
ing. Inese articles have now stood the tess OF tb-
strictest scientific investigation aud been used bv
thousands OF our citixens. aud are now uaeea
TAG only articles really worthy Of place az the
toilet Sold BY the inventor, William Boaie. a7r
Washington street
For sale in Richmond by
sEABR0oK & REEVE,
sP<o-W Ito Broad street.
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~ SimOns' Pictures or Ladies' are su-
peru gems OF the art. 1t is often wondered why
they are so superior to most Daguerreotypes. The
reasons are obvious His delicate process is well
adapted to their delicate complexions, hence it is
they are SO bright, beautiful and fair. For ladies
dresses: plain black, dark plaid striped will be
found most becoming. For children, select clear
day, between 10 and 3. Copies made trc:Ii Daguer-
reotypes and pictures of all kinds. large and
choice assortment of fancy Frames imported Cases,
fine gold Lockets Pins, Rings, Seals. &c, selected
Daguerreotype Materials cheap, for cash.
M. P. SIMONS,
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Dy UIUtI UI OUI. WYNN.
WALTER ii. HARRISON,
apT-td Adjt LIST Reg'r Va. Volunteers.

e. FOX RENT.-The undersigned orers
III for rent the Dwelling over his oitice. Inc
rouse has six rooms, with FIRE places, gas hx'ufes,
bath, &c, kitchen with six rooms. This IS one Oh
the most desirable residences near the business POI
ton of Main street The whole premises IN hfs'
rate order. Apply TO JOHN g. WAfi,
ap 27-tf zoo Main street.
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DIGkLED CUCUMBkkss IN siasgsI ma ma
spiced, for tahl~ use Ct Only two shL'inss 49,
three pence per gallon. HuLST s hiso,,
sp Ss-lx Old Maxket and 2a2 Broad s1s0~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-27

To the Voters of H.
Oonnty.-Felow Citizens AT the .,,;a:.
ton OF many friends in various parts of the 'Onca
ty hereby announce myself as did ,b,nr Jo .1
medium of other papers some weeks ago 81 lae
date Tor me ONCE OF Commonwealt6's After.
ney, for Henr1co county, with the assurance s,..
II elected, its important duties will be dsos si
with promptness and fidelity. sea
Respectfully, your fellow citizen.
ap 2l-dtde* John n n.x,
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DIR. WIN. +. FARRAR offers his
~ Professional services to the citizens OF
Richmond and its vicinity. Office over A. Bode-
kers Apothecary Store, Market bridge. Main st.
an l2-dIm
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20 Commissioner of the Pc
The undersigned respectfully offers bm.slsaae
didate for the Office of Commissione. 20 can
Revenue for the city OF Richmond. =, ~ ~ tue
preaching election. al tne ap-
ap 27-tdet EDWIN RJrpro,
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CANDIDATES FOR 1TTIe1

~ To the Voters sf aenriec -
Wlng g me indispositicn Of my health. ocrsfy.
~ my present occupation and fhronsb , ~
esness soliciiasions Of my friends, bsss s many
Stable Cr ' the counsx y for the see Of Com
Il elected, to attend strictly to ali tbe ss myself
ing 20 the once faithfully and impartisv ps'ssu
ap T-tde CALEB ri. f.gii',nppsu
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t..AMEs, BLEAUMING,. WAsn ~

VIRGINIA CENTRAL kAIIskOaDs.1
napasssnger train leaves RichmondioE wow
vile daily al III o'clock. A. III. a.,
ap 27-6s f. IL Gilt. slpe. sup
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u A. DEfOil Peld ~ 60.
u. yy..' r,rst Acadro.',' - '''',' "1"
l,,i. mes, resgsrt,a'ly 'n'oru' i'7 i''i'''
- c..,l.gen OF n's4aa a"i vicinity
,,s' H. nj, epcn aa Academy oa t..a lasi
q this motto.
N D teaches iu tie latest and most
n.l,ounble ssle, upon the une pfine'p'r'
al under .he same rules as tue above
ngned Academic such rs are obsers cd
,n tho mos, respectable families aad gen
,.ei society, via the Paris r1n're danre''
Hungarian quadnaes. boAeH.ao Fo'f'.
g,Iarius masurka >cnitsrhe 81 'r'H.'"
polka. saloon pelkr mlfafka. a.o.so"ist".
redowa, valsc, e'ifse, yalse ds4A 'sn'P''
vase elmo irupa, a..
socaL Gu4Crtrt.
NJ d viii ..aen oil tuear" Academic ''
,.,ea indispensable 10 n.qgre O. graceful
enrsifpa. manner sad d'poHimeu. 900 a'
est.rl.shment ton lhy paloa '.t.
tiss.es tor Lad,es young laa'.. hH'
lille MASTER. vii commence a' i Pc ci7ts.
~ For gen'iemee at $ o.'.'ee De- -.
meeting Of all thr refas i"ies
month. .,
August II. ls52 flH'l
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NV.

\cW orleans.
TRt undersigned de-rr' res
R64 pcetiuiiy to inform 'as PuD",v "',,
]: - . ,hry can always ind Z" ~, ~ W.
>,,-, a cbciec pnd large assortment OF i'd''
Fro. II very reasonable prlces, and on accom-
modatng terms ,b.
,,..os i,e,n ar- pirano fortes made ey 'ht
,ll and celebrated manufactures 'n"'t
q Go. OF Boston, Of rch tone, hnd hh,'h'a
t...,t,t.l.. iu rosewood, black walnut, ana ma
t,.,,r, Vtih iron frames, made 10 TIE mos'
.a,.,ai,frl rid woramanlkr mannef. Also
~. m.tiy celebrated .Eolian Piano fC-iss'
vtIn Tor sweetness of tone, have uot been
,....lrd The, are peculiarly suited to the
,arntr, Ia. tsc ioaan ioe, not require tuning
ilr YEAR. -.
ri, New improvement IN Piano f"rt''
t. ,.t.,, tyt.l.lrf pf.rbridgt. Is also Tor
II. j., ,b. .,r., establishment This improve
....., .,..,.. r..e.ar drmurss aud bul..vN ~
r.e tr, ill.,. add. ,o the durability and strength
- th. PIANO. ari render. capable "i r,ih'.l-
Iar much longer 900 tune than th"se 800 ordinary
\. r. y f. Agent foi Herrl n. 'eieAtaiea
t.-,r.. T. .uu- .u.a rHiHn.-. go 1e so i'"..-. o.
r.a,f #sa -scrlb,s 90 lea", 1A't stand pre-
rm,.,tA nm.
~. pase campapgi A4a'f7.sr' J. Pr'ie
4 Co.'s Fans Pianos. tud lH-,raWen'- rom ''
Ma, boss tMHiHpt5s-, constantly ''t'''
IA fr --I .s HHer.l terH-
Hm para. if -'is. il'r 500 o.
.,... .l4 .,,,u H '-a .iAti'h' iaf "'N
r.a.. .-i.r,d, rpr.f Rented aod ~.
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