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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-12

CORNER OF MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
FWNHE hotel recently reftted Is
E ready the accommodation either regular
transient The airy and pleasant and the
table is supplied with the best the market anords
Terms moderate. L. Il. MQSELY.
Va rroprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-12

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND Cd.
20. Schaefer 6s Sehroeder's old stand.Y
II RESPECfFUGEY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surroundmgcountry, thatI have taken the above
stand determined continue the same business and
will eonatanty keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars,
and Tobacco of bes brands that Eastern mark
ford; also Snaa Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer-
shaum China and Wooden Pipes 6f all sizes and quail
tiles, the cash prices at Wholesale and Rsail
Ny lengthy experience in the business convinces
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lapl II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-12

ISS f. r. BARKER sssing her spring goods at co IT,
1VA wishes make different gements in her
business. She is deermned sell remainder of her
spring goods beow consisting Napo-
tan ani silk Bonnet Caps and Head Dresses and Emboid
erie TO which she invites the particular
ladies of Evansville and surrounding country
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KIoH vAMIHTINs oF NAIL Par Els!

eSoHMlTF d STARK have Just received at their Paper
anu store First street. between Main and
sycamore aarge Of the handsoes and richest
wsll As the lowest priced qualities WALL PAPER.
with window Blind Fire Boards etc.. all of which
The attention otthe public asked the
prices Rooms papered in the STYLE work Done
promptly. my4-3m
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COLUMBUS, GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING BALTIMORE, e7
8PHLEA DEBPfiId. WASHINGTON -CET'Y.
NEW YORK, ETC; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
coSSEeTiSG LINKS EAsTw ARD;
Great Eastern and Western u. >. Mall and
American Express Line!
sHoRTEsT'RoUTE TO DAYTON By % MILES, CHANCE
BAGGAGE!
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
AE ORNlSG EXPRESS leaves 4:40 A. NJ. connects al
lNE Richmond with Eaton and Hamilton, Cincinnati
Hamilton Railroad for Cincinnati
1850 A. NJ Dag IO:3Q connecting
Xenia Columbus. Zauesv lie Wheeling Baltimore
Washington City, PHILADELPHIA New York Boston,
with for Springfield Urbana
Clyde. Cleveland, Buffalo, Sandnsky. Toledo, Fort ayne
Troy. Piqua, Breakfast at INDIANAPOLIS.
this arrive Columbus eight hoursil
advance any other route from indianapolis.
MAIL TRAIN leaves indianapolis a. II M the arrivi
of all trains from the West North and South Rich
p NJ Cincinnati at 5.45 p N arriving Day
p. M directly with trains Xena. Ce
Spring Cresne Pittsburgh Philadelphia
arTiving at Columbus at 9:l5 p NJ.
d Ind annapolis and supper Dayton
rPITTSBURGH PASSENGER RS leaving trains have
hour in Dayton and make h
Cretne Pittsburgh any other from Indian polls
Pssseng by this through Cnenu quick
by any otherl
Thaoriy route having sure connections at Dayton.
Columbus Baggage check through Pittsburgh Phila-
del phia baggage re- checked at Columbus.
DAYTON, OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
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NOTIONsl NOTIONs!!

WNLOWER vases, Thermometers. travelling companions
M best London ing eight and ten keyd French
accordeons French harps dolls, marbls; toys
combs, superior needles pins tooth
picks key rings, ellis steel tooth brushes.
beads chess Emerson's toilet
Jumping and battle DOORS together with
variety of notions for sale A. q. PUSHEE.
ap26 under Odd Fellows Hall, First st.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-12
D.s. ANDERsCN. MERCHANT tabor.

On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
AS now of Cloths Cassimeres Vest
n which he is prepared to make in the
styles and short He will
good pea hy long experience in the usine
able give general satisfaction He has also hand fine
Merino, Underhirs and Drawers with fine Shirts.
Collars etc., made in the best mannerwih Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. decl6-tt
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COOPER WANTED.

good cooper wanting ploy ment obtain astn
ton Tor six months year himself by sp
plying 70 ths undersigned in German township.
agtd-ItdAws CANADA HTGISBoTToMs
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IMPKOVEO PORTaRlE mILL.
nsPORTATEoN.

TRAN ANSPORTATEON.
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY. BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
WWTE are now prepared to contract the delivery
~ Merchandise generally from New York 10 this place
by the reliable lines. very favorable Ship
merchants requested agents heor,
contracting make their interest TO ship by
GEO. Eos Ter 4 co.
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LOUISVILLE.
DUDLEY, STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION q FORWARDING MERCHANT

COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street, bet'n Main and the F1iUer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
attention paid to the pqTehase ard sale of
q HEMP. COTTON. TOBACCO, PORK. BACON,
LARD FLOUR ETC together with all kinds of Produce
and Manufactured Articles. COnsgnments sotced and
usual advances made.
REFEs roalessrs. Buchanan &C.. Wholesale Gxoeers
and Commission Merchants. w A Richardson Co. Hemp
Aanafae turers Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Grocers and
Candle Manufacturers Watkins Owesy Pork Packers
Commission Merchants Armstrong Allen Dealers in
Pork. Montgomery Dayidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers. Louisville. Ky. milo d&w14
JAMES LOW & CO., OUIsVILLE, KY,
RE receiving their Stock OF Spriug Goods many
~ which Of their importation direct from the
in Europe.
We hought all Goods for CASH are erared
to offer inducements prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United States Our stock of
BROWN SHEETINGS AND PRINTS
will be kept large and well during the comir
and will sold CASH and
must BE- accompanied with the money feb2a :.
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list RECEayER.

WWARPER'S Magazine for August;
ii E Maury's Geography of the Seas;
Putnam's Magazine for August
Lite of Lady Blessingtoni
Godey,s Ladies' Book for August
Black wood IS Magazine for july
Knickerhoeker for August;
Loome's Geometry;
Yankee Notions for August.
aup5 atSAMab LISTERS Bookstore.
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WIZ. X. NIcGREW
FARMERS, HOTEL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTA RY PU BLIO.
:, Ohce n the Crescent eisy Bank Building.
NNTILL faithfully all business entrusted to him
wv myZ5
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WABASH AND ERIE CANAL
. REMOVAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

STILL IN THE FIELD!
I'D DEUSNER informs his old customers and the Public
generally that he has removed his Boot and store
First Main and the Post lower
side he is prepared make all qualities of Boots and
Shoes the the best materials and
win be delivered the promised
and mistake He hopes 10 receive liberal patronage as
ID determined by hard work and
prom ptae to fIcceed. febI3-u
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RENIOVAI,

THN BACON & co. have removed 10 Main street, be-
tween Water and First sts.. Hallock &
Soddards Drug nearly opposite the Branch Bank
here they will leased 70 all their old customers and
acquaintance rany pleased
They would their thanks the
liberal patronage given and hope receive continuance
Groceries 4s janl6-Iy
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NALuNRLE LOT FOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN. typ.,
FENHE First Cherry rs feet
adjoining the residence OF Samuel Lister is Of
fered for sale 1t is of the ELI
gibe building lots in the city. and perfect title given
Also, Chestnut street, adjoinnE the res
idence Of Joseph Turnoek - sale liberal En-
quire of ie7 !. @. JEW ELL
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NOTICE.

nj oTIeE hereby given has the noes que estate OF
~ Sterling deed for properly sotd last AuEu VIII fall
unless prompt payment Is then made
notes will be placed bands Of the proper officer
0oalseti'n ansa SoHS K9FkRRRkL FFkkRRRRkL AdministrAtors
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SEAT or WAak.

GINCE the Clay county has caused much alarm
~ the opinion OF many that s. EMBICH had also
gone TO the scene Of action That error but he had
purchas full supply of summer Dry Goods which
fare opened. and for sale the we'll snown low
prices. Store Main three doors below Second
leI8
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MILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH SAT-
,sCERS. MIILSs WINE HEGTERSs

VWNdESE preparaOna have been IaVoraby
n certain for summer Complaints and as pre-
Eentltiye and ague and similar diseases.
sisnnlent just received and forsale by
feb2l tt TENNEY & SoRENSnN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-12

FRESH TEAS.
FIN stock has received this week OF Imperial
"a Ginpowder, Young Hysop. and Black Teas in bal
chests boxes caddes sale at reduced rates.
jeIs NJ. W FOSTER.
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BOA liz DING AND SALE STABLE.
h. COOK has rented of Peter Burk the fine sta
be on second street. between Main and Locust where
in Proportion to the expanse Of feed.
Also hne young horses for sale aall times Enquire
lei egOOK'S Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-12

MARCH 1sr.-sPRING GOODS.
M are new opening stock of very Spring
Wv Goods. the Rrst in the market, consisting of
Spring Pant Stuas;~ Handsome LAWS.
Light spring Prints; Handsome Bareg.s.
and Dress Goods of all kinda which bought ring the
hardest in the East sold at Very low pree
BY lmhl d4wl J. III. MAGHEE q co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-12
JOHN. j. CHANDLER JAMES HARLAN, Ji
CHANDLER q HARLAN.

WoHN ]. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. hav
Cd together in the practc
ofaw and will attend all business centded to them On
opposite Sherwood House. give counsel bust
ness. Prompt attention will be given to collections.
| Evansville 8. lS54.-1y
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iE1L, SHORTS Ann BRAN

40 no BUSH Bran: 500 bush Shorts;
.OG%Ny 20 do fresh ground Meal;
I 50 do Oats; for sale at reduced rrices AZ =
agtIs COOKS Family Grocery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-25
BRUTAL MURDER.

Mary Ann McQuade resident Of No. % Jackson
At. died on Saturday from brutal treatment at the
hands of Jacob Mitchell, sailor, with vhom she lived
ss hs wife. 1t appears that late on last Thursday
right be went home partially intoxicated and beat
aud kicked her so severely that death ensued. He
then left the house and went board United States
surveying schooner which sailed out of the port on
Friday warrant for his arrest has been issued and
will be served upon him when the schooner returns,
which will probably be in two three weeks. Cor
sner Hilton Yesterday held inquest upon the body
of deceased and the following is the principal evil
dence taken:
Cstbsrine jackson, Of No. % Jackson-s testified
that Mitchell came into the house at about IL o'clock
on last Thursday night, and Immediately ran at and
kicked the deceased in the left side and chased her up
stairs; after they got up stairs heard him beat and
knock her down she cried watch and he continued
beating her for about Is minutes without stopping;
heard him coll her b--h and threaten to break her
neck after the beating was over oil was quiet there
was no one in the house at the time beside them,
Amos Harvey and myself; Harvey went out before
the beating over; retired at l21 oclock slept In
the next room to them and heard noise except her
CRYING; at about l. O'Clock Mitchell went down stairs
he looked very angry he went into the street. and
have not him since; when he came in the hrst
time he partially intoxicated and deceased was so
also in the morning; her facew as very much swollen
and she told me that he had Knocked her down and
beaten her and jumped upon her with his boots she
complained Of great pain in her head; after remaining
up about four hours and drinking three glasses OF
brandy she went to bed and remained there until IL
O'Clock r. NJ, when sbe aud drank two or three
more glasses Of brandy; the next morning she was
taken in commissions and Died at noon on Saturday
about two months ago she was grossly intoxicated ana
had fit which lasted ten minutes have heard that she
was subject to fits; deceased appeared IN good health
up TO the time of his beating her; never heard heI
abusive to Mitchell, but have known him often to
beat her.
Dr. Thomas c. Finnell testified to having made a
post mortt m examination of the body of deceased nc
found the whole person much bruised; the lungs con
pested clo of blood on the right side of the BRAN
and blood flowing from the mouth and nosrisi IN his
opinion decth was caused by congestion OF the BRAIN
the result OF injury to the head and that the beating
described would produce this effect
The Jury rendered verdict of " death by compress
sion Of the brain from euson Of blood, the result
injuries received the night of the 2st inst at the
hands Of Jacob Mitchell" Deceased was q native
OF ireland, "a years of age.
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FIR s.
FIRE rs MARKET-sT

FIRE IS MARKET-sT.
About O'Clock on Saturday afternoon fire broke
out in the attic Of the dweIDg-house No. 80 Market
st occupied by James c. Lightbody and others. The
flames were soon e1tinguished, the premises being
damaged TO the amount OF about 5000 only.
FIRE ON BOARD OF A STEAMBOAT.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock fire occurred
on board of the steamboat Buffalo, lying at the foot Of
North Moore st, North River. The fire appeared to
have originated in the forward hatch and thence e1-
tended toward the bows side and the engine on
the other. The fremen early on the ground but
experienced great difficulty in extinguishing the
flames as they did not appear above the deck AMI in
order to get at the fire portions Of the deck had to be
cut away. The hela was completely flooded with
water. The damage by fire and water is roughly Cd
tmated at from $500 70 ssOo partly insured, but in
what Companies we could not learn as the Captain
was out of town. The Buffalo had been lying at the
dock some months past and was undergoing repairs
preparatory to the excursion season. The vessel as
owned by Capt. Hancox The fire was without doubt
the work OF design.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1855.

corner of Grand and Eighthsts.. and asked the way
to South Fourthst, while directing them ne observed
one Of the party putting his band under hs ve'' ana
on drawing il out the fellow aimed blow a. MS
head with sung-shot. Mr.. Coleman jumped back
thereby escaping the force Of the blow which struck
the eide of bis face ana nose. His cries for help
ft htened the rufians and they ran of. Officer Tcc
succeeded in aresting one Of the patty, who gave his
name a. Patrick Carroll He was locked up to await
exauir atiOn
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fAdvertlse ment !
RFST MOVING

BEST MOVING MACHINES. N. j.,
q la5s.-Mr r. L. ALLEN. New. fork-Sr: n.as
trial YESTERDAY MOVING MACHINE pntehssoI
you say that the improved : ne
best with-and have eoooy nuIool
baye field OF very heavy srass and had fallen down ana
lodged could not with the Old machine ana ne s
was having sned nearly s day previous TO my CIV
ms a trial expected choke up, but 70 my great sur
pro oboked up bat very little and that OWNS 70 mis-
management To be pisip Sir feel my duty TO inform yo1
shss the improved Mower works beautifully and am sfisne
works nearly cneshd lighter for the than the Mover
nsea last yesr and that called Of the best In ns mar
ket. Yours truly, JANIS beeAkLsH'
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TAdyertisement.1

The Excursion on MONDAY, Juno 25, to that
beautiful Summer Retreat Fort Hamilton. where there viii Dc
Sale OF us splendid VILLA Sits which command
full view Of the Bay and Ocean fr thirty mics and aso OF
Staten and and the surrounding country There good bath
ing fishing and bosting The Railroad IN stts OF COM
pletion directly this property and resmooafs ply
eight tnes day aud from Port Hamilton. making oay
om 20 10 81 nfEu from NevYort The sale to commence
st O'Clock NJ The NoRwALk will leave Pier NO j.
Forih River at 10 o'clock NJ. and p NJ Free Tickets
Maps and particulars be had Of JAMES W. barker or
J.. T. MoyLTos. No Nsxssu-st-, ". Y.
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OUTRAGE ON AN AMERICAN SHIP.

n. "A. ESaoy If T1eH. y. Tribune
Tbe bark Delswarisn, on her arrival at Sagua La
rnnoe, had ore of Der tskcn by the auihorties
Of thai place contrary to the wishes Of her master
was informed by Capt Duncan lof the d. that this
nan signed articles on the 18th Of May and reported
himself native Of Peru; he shipped for the voyage,
Int on the arrival of the bark at Sagua he sail he
was Spanierd, and produced a passport dated May
istb. The Capt showed the authorities that he was
one Of his crew lawfully shipped but they took hun
away from ne vessel -Four days after the authorities
came alongside again and demanded bis clothes Capt;
D. refused TO give them up they then went on ooeIa
and forcibly took possession OF them ms cohsiu-
cred an Outrage on the American flag.
JAS u. COLE, Master Of ship SaiteNe.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mozart's Don Gioranni is to be given tonight at
the Academy Of Music with Madame La Grange as
Zerlna, Madame De vres Donna Anna and Mr..
Morelli as the Don, Mr.. Nitrate as Octavio and Mr..
Revere as Leporello. Tomorrow night Mr. ROssetti
makes bis debut in Donizetts Belisario.
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Advertisement.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPEKs-fOr tne
people. -, o....
ENVELOPES and WRITING PAPERS for Merchants
ENVELOPES and WRITING PAPERS for Banks and Insurance
Companies. 49,, nj,
clans.
RNvrLoPEs and WRITING PAPERS for Railroads
FNvTLoPEs and WRITING PAPERS for In, titutions
ENVELOPES endless variety and Of superior excellence to
all classes ,.,
CHARLES III. Lyon g. BROTHER
Manufacturers, No. Is Beekman-st, n. \.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

s,,,xsp,, BAr1rc.-The steamship Asia, at Boston,
sposts passing on the 9th inst al ~ O'CLOCK Twelve
mics southwest Of Holy head the steamship bnuc'
,hch sailed from New-YOrk May 80, bound into Liv-
erpool.
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RoRBERIrs-Tbe house Of Abraham Knot, corner
Of Bond and berg feonisusly entered on sandsy
ina the sleeping apartment Of Mr. Knot ard stealing one gold
watch Al d sic in rsore, -
Thomas nsger arrested Saturday BY Officer Baird OF
the Hid District Police on the complaint Of william Cum
urr uocer IN Bsmilton-sv. who charges him with steal
hi monty While in his employ. 80 were found upon nm
portion a which marked and identified BY the complain
he accused held 70
Police ARRE5Ts.-The Police arrests for the Fifth
District daring Saturday night reached . on tbs following
charges. drunk and doIdry, IL assault and battery u no
lsns City oiinsnees petit lareeny2; perjury Il resisting
ofheer, l; fighting, /; lodger l.
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LAdYertisemeni !
ADVERTISEMENT.
Residents in Ague districts may all insure thell

health coming by using the new Antdoe to Mai
.ria called RHopEs's FEVER AND CURE" 1t pre-
vents or re Of disease Dr. Chltons certificate
accompanies each bottle. For sale by c. H. RING, O. "
CLIcKESER 4 Co., and dealers generally.
IA. RHODES Providence, r. /.
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IAdxerfiseuent.]
nc Piece at RARNuM'S Nh.

Entirely new Comic Piece at BARNUMs Mu-
scum THIs EVENING The Maetser of Toledo" Beautiful
thing full of life fun spirit Two excellent pieces there
TEis AFTERNOON Bearded Infant, Bearded Lady Name
Ciaptea. &c, all TO be at same time.
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IAdvortisementl

PLAIN AND DECORATIVE fPEk'f1ANdlNec.-
PRArr HGRDENBERGH Manufacturers and Importer NO.
$50 Broadway, between Leonard and Frankin invite at
teution 10 extensive STOCK which unsurpassed by any
In ills country Faithful and accomplished werkinen sent TO
any part the city country abort notice and their wos
VA
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rIcKPocKKT Is THE MARKKT.-A lady residing in
Wssbinsonst.. while attending the brookyn Market Ia
Jsmtsst. Saturday, had her pocket picked of s1a
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IAoVcttisenoh-J a,
TpAs-The best assortment of FINE TEAS Will

n, fpna Al the CANTON TEA CoaPAsYs newiyeected and
elegant store No rs Chatham between Pearl ana Moose
,sss,s The Oldest Tea establishment in the CITY, We assure
n readers they do better here than elsewhere either
wholesale or retail. No branch stores
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IAdYertisenentl
BALM OF THOUSAND FLowERs-For beatty
IAdyerfisemei

g the complexion and eradicatns AL tan pPe' OF
from the face FETRIDGE Co.. Frank square Ne"-iohi
eor saie Iy c. II. RING. Broadway, aud all DrussisA
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IAdvertsementl o
UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, price $500, for sale at
$3.50, or viii be rented very low =, sss p.s