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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15
OTHER CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondence Of the Albany Journal
WASHINGTON TaC 90 Ii

WASHINGTON. D0C. ~, 1856.
Hop they Vote for Speaker
Some Of the telegaphc and other published reports give
an erroneous impression OF the method of voting fer
Speaker by speaking Of II as baloting" The process
pronounces the full name Of each member"Mr william
Aiken " lIr. Charles J. Albright" repeating It three
times, there NO response; and in alphabetical
order through the two hundred and thirtyfour Al his
name Is called, the member aloud Banks"
Richardson" or whoever he votes for II he has any
explanation remark to make in reference to his vot
ne makes 1T 1t the same time After the roll has been
gone through those who were absent did not vote
whom their names were called (here always
dozen such rise and request their votes be recorded
which is accordingly done A second deputy has kept
tally on printed list, which he passes to thD
one who called the roll. He reads: Those who voted
for Mr. Richardson are MessrS. -" &C., no.,
and 80 on With reference to the Others This recsptula
ton occupies seven or eight minutes; calling the roll
absentee to record his vote. Finally third deputy who
has been counting up hands the result In gnres to the
clerk, which he announces Banks, 103; Richardson
67,n &C.. Be
An idea may he formed from this how tedious ths pro
cess is SIX cangs Of the roll without any debse o.
cupy much time Is usually spent In daily session.
OF course every ton .nutes the minority can waste IN
to be wasted In calling tho and nays frivolous
motions is SO much towards posponng an election for
another day.
The most Of the democrats and Southern Know No
things sit the right side Of the House, the repubcsns
the left, though there Of exceptions An
the long speeches come, 1t will be noted, fon the right
All the charges Of sectionasm" threats Of disunion"
tiens, nearly AL the motions TO adjourn 70 take
recess" and calls for " the yeas and nays come frem
the same quarter The mone.t any one o. ~ ~.
rol-ca the roll (Which increases volume until NJ
roll is called This persisted determination OF the sup
porters Of Banks to ~ and vote and vote a On
the other side to ustrats and are the med
noticeable things IN The struggle EEN N8 ngr VI
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vsys these TERRITORIES are progrsasin9 rapsdly Aad
large number OF bonds and contracts (most Of then for
subdivding townships and running townshp nes) have
Once from the Surveyor General Of these Tsrriterea
Within he last week.
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They have alarmed the patriotism OF later Dimes and ia
1889 statesman of New Yorknow gone to his rest but
whose loss at this crisis deeply deplored than
addressed his fellowtiz. the subject. And after
astery review Of the various clauses Of the constu
ton indicating the conciliaory spirit in which the Tn
ion ormed--the clause for recaimn fugitive slave
insluded-he asked
Are there any who win blame venerable fathers, the
ss.s IN as Of M s for s s their as
asen'sd 70 and to all The other concessions and
70 them and aly Of internal pros
ican citizen WIN rise and claiming % be purer than
S ii he sd
q forming our constitution as they had previously 10 the
The which they aF' who
9ves his country VIII open gs the dscse and rousssoms
by time and happy experiences with hope Of reaching better
Se s
S s have As ns liberty
presents i.ssf Of more perfect in eiors Who
T 10 The faith we have sGemny
N the hope Of them 70 hnS dis
n om nS % 90 @ T sk os ns
save-Addrcssby Hon. Sas rahA Canton. J1y 4, 1899
We cannot orbear fellow citizens from adding to these
admonitions the warning Of who moved by
unreal danger, whose passport to every demo-
cratic heart and whose memory Ia revered in all lands
where freedom has shrine or vorshipper. We'msen
Andrew jackson. In his farewell address to the people
of the United States, he tells
The constitution be maintained, nor the Union pre-
served opposition 70 public feeling by the mere eIera
foundations be laid in the affections The people, in the
ne .sf
the citizens Of the States bear another as mem
Sssf ssc o asn % sssn. %
sns s0S a.. s ne .sn.6s
Within their , own 'f Sords ss
s ohe 70 p srS ns d. .p} noy 2. e. political breres
forts 70 sass nrs !. dire, opposon the tn.
pmsnh'ophy may he assigned Cor th's aowarrsnsbe aer
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VOL. 4--.N0. 19g
DAILY VIRGINIAN.

lNFIRMITIEs or GENIUs.-Moore says: 1.-The
five most remarkable instances Of early author
ship are those Of Pope, Congreve, Churchill.
Chatterton and Byron" The FIRST ofthese died in
his fifty-sixth year; the second in his fifty
eighth year; the third in his thirty fourth, "the
sleepless boy committed suicide in his egh-
teenth md Byron died in his thirty seventh
year.
Mozart, at tho age Of three years, began TO dis
play astonishing abilities for mssic, and in the
two following years composed some trifiing
pieces which his father carefully preserved. and,
like all prodigies, his career was short one-he
died at thirty six.
Tasso, from infancy exhibited such quickness
of understanding, that at the ago of five he was
sont to Jesuit academy. and two years after
wards. recited verses and orations of his COM
position-he died at ffty.one. Dermody was
cmyoycdb by his father, who was schoolmnster.
ms assistant in teaching the latin and Greek
languages in his ninth year -hc died at twenty
seven. The American prodigy. Lucretia Da-
wilson. was another melancholy instance Of
prccocious genius and early death. Keats wrote
several pieces before he was fifteen, and only
reached his twenty fifth year. The ardor OF
Dantes temperament, we are told, was mani
tested in his child hood. The lady he celebrated
in his POEMS under tho name Of Beatrice, he
fell in love with at the age of ten. Schiller, at
tho ago of fourteen was the author OF an epic po-
em--he died at forty six. Cowley published
collection of his Juvenile poems, called "Poeti-
cal Blossoms" ut sixteen, and died at sixty nine.
Wordsworth was nineteen years completing "Pe-
ter Bell
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Q,iano.

As much interest is folt by the agricultural
portion of our community in tho procurement OF
guano at less rates that the Peruvian monopoly
compes them to pay and tho agricultural socie-
ties throughout the country are urging the gov
ernment to take possession OF such uninhabited
islands containing tho deposte as may have been
first discovered by Americans, we have obtained
Il copy of an order addressed recently by the
Secretary Of the Navy to the communder-n chief
of the Pacific squadron, on tho subject. Thein-
terest manifested by Secretary Dobbin in this
matter will be gratifying to our farmers generally
Union.
NAVY DEPARTING NT.--Oct' 20. 1S55.-SIR -
Information of n sufficiently reliable character to
entitle il to consideration has been very recently
communicated to this department. that an unin
habited island, abounding in guano was many
years since discovered by an American citizen;
that il is situate in the Pacific ocean,very distant
from the main land and any adjacent islands.
Many enterprzing citizens have formed them
solves into an association and have already des-
patched one vessel, which will be followed by
others, To the island The fertilizng character
of gunno makes the article extremely desirable.
The price paid at present is heavy tax, and
there are few events which would be hailed with
more general satisfaction than discovery calou-
ated TO secure it on reasonable terms 10 the ag-
reultural interlest OF our country.
The bearer of this dispatch will inform you of
the precise locality of the island
Tho department desires that you will avail your
self of the earliest convenient opportunity to des-
patch one of the vessels of the squadron under
your command with view to ascertain the cor
rectncss of the information protecting our cit
zens in their rghts'and taking care Of the inter-
ests of our country. }" i''t-" t
Of course, if tho Island turns out to have been
discovered and occupied by the citizens or sub
jects of other governments, and 1t appears that
our informant is in error on that point, we must
content ourselves with procuring information as
to the character of the isandits precise latitude
and longudo--the quality and supposed guam
tity of the guano; and the character Of the har-
| Dor.
1t is not necessary that the vessel should re-
main but short time,nnd report should be made
as early as practicable to the department..
As it is intimated that there 10 no supply Of
water ON the island, every arrangement should
be made to anticipate that difficulty.
You will permit the bearer and one associate
to have passage, they paying their own mess
bill ] would suggest the Massachusetts" for
this purpose, unless you shall judge otherwise.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. G. DOBBIN.
Commodore WIN. MERvINE, Commanding U nited
States Squadron, Pacific Ocean. San Francis
co, California.
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NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
! EwW,Ns.,s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE

II
Ill AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES--The great Interest
manifested by tho public to more perfect Heony ron
fire for valuable napers such Bonds, Mortgages Deeds
Notes Account than the ordinary Safes hereto
had afforded induced the snscriosfs TO devote
large portion attention during the past fourteen
In making improvements and discoveries or 's o9ee
their numerous friends ana
tho public generally efforts have been crowned with
complete and now offer the IMPROVED htnioNas
PArFNr WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM fIRt PHoof shh AZ ,ho
CHAMPION SAFE or TUE WORLD, having been award
Medals both the Worlds Fair London lsa and IN New
York 1853 superior to all others II is now undoubtedly
entitled that appolaop, and secured with Ats fAftN
POWDER PRoof LOCKS (Which also was awarded Medals G
the perfect Fire and Burglar Proof saes
before offered "a the public,
The subscribers also manufacture all kinds OF Boiler ana
Chilled Hank Chests and Vaults Vault Doors aud Money
lioxos Chests for Broker Jewellers aud Private Families
Plate DamhnA and other ynluabcs aud also Patent
purchas1 and Manufacturers of JONES PAffNf Pt
MUTATION BANk LOCK-,
SlLAS &. HERRING n Co. patenteea
Green block Nos las l37 and ~ Water St, New York.
Agents in Lynehbnrg, Va, .
fo / -dom J. H. THOMPSON 4 co
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A FRENCH SToRy.--lt appers that in the draw
ing for the conscripton in France tie son of
widow is in all cases exempt The Paris cores
pondent OF the New York Express says that when
the last annual drawing took place, a poor man,
whose ldolized and only son had been so unlucky
MS to a draw a number which made him lawful
prey to the Government, went quietly from the
scene to his dwelling, and was found the next
morning hanging dead in his garret. He sacrificed
his life to save his from military service, and
the child, now the son of a widow, was exempt
from the much dreaded conscripti2m
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ltONRa, FANS, AND FANCY GOODs.--Wil
~ LIAM TASKER Park Place, New York, invites tho at.
enon of Southern and Western Merchants to his stock
Fans Combs Hair Tooth, and Nail Brushes Ladies Ret
cues Pcrumcry Soaps Porte Monnaies jet and Head Brace
let's Pocket Books Dress Buttons Pins and Needles Hooks
and Eyes Watch Guards Wax Coral and GLASS Beads Neck
lacos, India Rubber Combs, Canes, Balls aud Toys OF
every description, Scissors Razors and Cutlery Gold and m
Jowory Aceordeons and Vops including general and
large stock of English Froneh and German Fancy Goods
which viii be old the lowest prices for cash
proved paper.
IL orders letter elected and put MP in the best
WILLIAM TASKER,
TO- Park Place, New York.
n N may
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PARIS FUEL SHoPs-The fuel required 10 cook
dinner in Paris costs nearly as much as the
can is surprised to find shops all over the city,
fitted up with shelves like those of the stores,up-
on which is stored wood, split up in pieces about
the size of a mans finger, and done up in bum
dies. as matches were in the days of tinder box,
steel and flint; they are about the size Of bunch
of asparagus. These little bundles sell at from
two to six sous. Larger sticks are bundled up in
the same way, and sell at a frightful price
Charcoal is sold by the weight, and hard coal be-
ing nearly as expensive wood, cab be bought
in the smallest quantity at any Of these fuel
shops. !.
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q 900 Numbers - 4 900 Prizes!

Whole Tickets sl0 Halves S. Quarters $3.50.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The preceding and the two succeeding numbers to those
drawing Przss will be entitled to the 900 Ap
Proclamation For example " ticket No 1880 draws
the prize those tickets numbered l24s l24a
1881 and 1889 be entitled 500 and according
10 the above scheme
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme 900 tickets numbered from
2A There 200 full Prizes and 200 Approximations
making hh 900 Prizes go ,
The numbers from 10000 corresponding with the
printed separate slips of paper are rolled
up and with small tin tubes and placed In Glass
Wheel
The amounts different 200 full prizes similarly printed
and encrcled are another wheel After revolving
the wheels number drawn omthe wheel OF numbers ana
at the same time prize drawn from the other wheel ny
w no are bndolded number and the prize drawn
out are exhibited the audience and by
the prize being placed against the number
drawn operation Is repeated unl all the przes are
drawn out drawing then printed and after conpa
son the Commissioner certifes to its correctness
p Prizes payable in full, WITHOUT pEpUcTioN'
Address orders for Tickets to .,1,., oo
h FRANCE e. CO,
&. 1od1m Baltimore, Md.
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signed this day formed partnership In the city
Of York unior the drm of BRuMMEL 4 RoYSTERS
for the purpose OF ansacng Commission business for the
sale of MANUFACTURED and LEAf TohAttotorroN, FLOUR
GRNN and produce generally Location ~ Water street
Having ample means are prepared to make liberal nd
eongnen and produce consigned TO ms for sale
New York shipments through MessrH A. L. RoyHtor Bro,
Co, Richmond Va, win he forwarded free of charge.
JOSEPH Biu MMEL, Of Richmond.
A. l.. ROYsfER, of New York.
j. H. RoYSTER of Richmond
NEW YopK January l. 1896 liam a5dGm
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N Cathartiee taseless vegetable Family Physiethe
medicine of the and Natures own assistant Inns
medicine best cheapest efficient catharc ever
offered the public As Family Medicine has no eqaas ~
n1rd Ii is perfectly pleasant the taste produces no
gripping other painful sensations ITS operation
and thorough cleansing the stomach and liver and pnr
fying whole system II prepared OF purely vegetable
extracts preserving their preparation all the active prnc
pe contained of a medical nature, by eminen.
practitioner eighteen years experience and perfectly safe
required 1t the Physicians as
well family friend and should be without IT,
Remember name take other Full directions Tor
family accompany each bottle.
Give trial and then Judge for yourselves II can be mad
wholesale and retail DR. Wrights Principal Depot 4V9
broadway n " Purcell I4add Co.'S Richmond; Strother
& Whiteheads J. II Thompson Co.'S LyncheRrgi and at
the principal Drug stores throughout the state ma lin
VER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL, for the
\ rapid Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, BRONCHITIS
Wh'opug Cough Asthma and Consumption universally
the remedy d for every Nae
Pulmonary disease So wide the hed oil It's nseiui
the its that almost every
III country abounds in persons publicly known
whN have been ered from alarming and even desPcr
disc When reo lis SUPERB
ty me,c, its kind is apparent to es
u virtues known the puonc
longer whi autiote employ for the distressing
and aifecoas the pulmonary organs whch are
incident climate By its timely use many nay almost
all upon lungs throat are arrested
and thus thousands year from prena
ture No family should nc without H. ana those VINO
do neglect themselves with remedy which wards
this diseases Will nave
when is late the surprising ehcacy OF the
Cherry Pec,oral need given the American people,
they living proofs neghborhood But those VINO
wish of those whose whole health mas
beeu and lives have been saved by It's use
viii find them in my American Almanac whch Tue aee'' o
low named has o furnish gratis for every one .
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER, Chemist, Iowei Mass an
sold by all respectable Druggists every where Una fz"
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Just another supply of those celebrated Morn
ing Star Cooking Stoves which surpss all othes In uss An
those that have so long for their ARRIVAL and 9th
es in want be supplied by applying at the Stove ana
Range warehouse, n. .. side Main street, IL !. ..I-a
l4ts i. a5.4s=a fs ...rr + y . pAAApD;
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STRANGE MAN.-An Irshman, giving his testi :
mony in one of our courts, a few days since, in =
riot case, sad.the first man I saw coming at me
when got up was two brickbats,"
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ALLEN, COW MIS-


NyITRoTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, ID AG ER Il Eon
TYPES-The above style of Pictures are taken IN all
their nerfecton at the Gallery of G. w. M1NNlS d %
n TANNER would inform his friends and the puonc IN
general that returned from the North mr an az
of months during which time ne mas seeue
without regard labor every new ana important
known the Photographic art and IS now pre-
pared TO furnish who desire them Nitro!pes
on Glass Photographs Paper or The Daguereope, NJ
and perfection He also, large and beautiful assortment
sF Francs &C made expressly for the art visit to TINS
Gallery solicited whether Pictures are desired OF no.,
~ Gallery always open and iree 10 ysHor r. ,WTEf
cepted. NJ. ~ :. .aahInrr v,
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AMUSING BLuNpERs.-1ve Paris correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune gives as an anu
sing proof of the fact that the European papers
do not understand America, blunder of the II.
Emancipation Beige congratulating the State OF
Ohio on having elected negro, Governor OF the
Commonwealth the Belgian journalist having
attached literal sense to the political designa-
ton of .Blaok Republican" but the Times is not
more accurate. when,seeing in the dispatches an
account of some scattering votes on the ballots
for Speaker, it seriously speaks of Mr.. Scatter
ing among tho candidates for the Speakership.
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.,y .,D0CCRy. COMuIssION \ FOR-

WARDINIi HOu SETH subscribers nave leaseu, NJ, W.
,crp' Of wears from Mr. c. H. Lynch his now tire Ioo,
Rniljng lately erected this city, directly oppos1te e I
nf q r r r and Immediately between the i'afoau anu
Canal for the purpose carrying on general @ ,
,owvIssIoy AND FORWARDING BUSINESS unaer ule s.le
w, a 80 pI ,cK a. pETTYJOHN. We offer to our
friends and the public generally new ana wen f csh or
stock Of Groceries Liquors &C. in exchange .pl % 49,
onnrv nrodnce and earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing - -. , ,,ar,o,t hon. an hand
yvb.6 will ha said as low other house III tue ey
All goods consigned to care will be for"afeea % ~
patch and parti liar attention paid to the orde ~
We offer our 81. agents orth sue VI - ad M
Tobacco Corn Oats &c. &c. Charges reasonape M
pains spared 70 le"'' A. j. BLACK,
as soon as hlade A. PETTYJOHN.
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ylyO DRUGGBsCs AND DEALERS IN FAN

yuNO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN FAN
i CY ARTICLES
ubns Extracts soaps Pomades, Toilet Powder Lavender
Iowa Brown and white Windsor Soap OK Marrow and Myr'
tie pomatnm.
Lows Honey Tablets Rypohagon Shaving and Palm Soaps
Cloavcrs Honey Soap Shaving Cream Clarified Marrow,
Hears Grease, &c.
Orange Flower and Rose Waters In bulk and boitles
Rmme's II andkerolrf Extracts aud Toilet Vinegar.
aurences Hair Gloves, Straps Ruhbcs, Bath Gloves and
Washing PndA.
Tooth Nail and English, large assort
Hair Brushes--English, French and German
Cloth Hat and Shaving Brushes-a kinds and styles
Turkish Towols-fowcing, Busters sc.
Combs--lintiao Dressing, all prices and styles
Sponges Paris Venice and Tnrko. largo
assortment
Tnylors London Mustard in kegs, cans foil and bottles.
Taylors Arrow Root, Homeopathic Chocolate, Broma, &c
Pivers Blue Pot Iomstum and Toilet Powder.
Imported, and for sale at low prices by
SCIiIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & co,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 10 William ST. cor. Beokman-S 81, Nowhork.
l3d3W IS NJ, I. A col
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'CHBURG, TUESDAY MORNING MARCH Is, 1856,
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

DELL, BROOKS, PACE 4 CO., No. 80
. oHAMpERs Il READS STREETS, SRw IoRK
We have in beautiful of the follow
ing Goods selected by our Mr. Bell on the other side
Manchester and Scotch Gnghams;
White and Printed Brillantesi
Printed Chsllesi
Printed Mouselines;
Plain CTlored and Black doi
Plain Coored Persians;
Plain, Colored and Black Bercges
Colored Grape LEspagnes;
Black and Colored Silks
Cloths Oassmcres and vestings;
White Goods-a full assortment;
IRISH Linens Blay Linens Hollands Damasks Dowas Linen
Ducks and Drills Farmers satns Drap DEtes Glazed Cam
full assortment of Foreign Goods
We also have, Will always keep hand, complete
stock of American Fabrics choice Prints Bleach
ed and Brown Sheengs and Shngs Bleached and Brown
oznabnrgs Denims shng Stripes Plaid Domestics, Cot
to9ades Kentucky Jeans. Tweeds Sc, &c
In short offer friends and the trade complete stock
Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods to which wo cordially
s es attention d promising SS9d oarg m1s
NOTuCE TO BUYERS OF DRY GOODS.
Having determined SO to arrange our Store as to admit Of
and FLOOR oil CLOTH business on more extensive
than any house at present In Virginia will from and after
line without regard to cost for and will furnish
regular and prompt customers credit at prices that must
We IN hand large stock Winter Summer
nestly solicit examination by orders from prompt paying
buyers RICHARDSON a co,
fe 81 dim 95 Main street, Richmond Va
A l.. ROYsTER, BROTHER \ CO, Rich
kAe MOND Va prepared to make liberal advances on
consignmens of MAsufAcTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, and
produce generally their friends Mossrs.
Brummel 4 Registers No % Water street, New York,
Shipments to Messrs. Brumme Registers, through our
house, will bo forwarded free of charge
A l.. ROYSTER,
b. ROYSTER~
ian 25 dts JOSEPH BRlMMEI.
FuNO TOBACCONISIS.-Ssrcntr reduction in Lock
ToLLs-rhe Lock Tolls for the Dock connection are
reduced per Why then Fifty Cents
per drayage your Tobacco when save the diff
ference by shipping subscriber the Doekt Having
drays my charge only five cents per box Tobac
which includes all the charges in Richmond by steamers
Notwithstanding the whole from Lynchburg,
board, only thirteen cents per box
dec cots ALFRED S. LEE, Richmond.
4 IVERPOOI FINE SALT.-JOO .ncks, ia
u prime order, for sale by A. s. LEE
fe 2ats Richmond.
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ACARD,-Vos the citizen. Of Lynch


FTr-@r1. r. BITRG AND THE SURROUND COZ n
f~Y VI H UTRY-If vouwish to purchase magnihcent II
u AMOS cali at STREMMEL'S ON Main street,
nnuose the Warwick House, Morses Book store anu
Won will find Instruments which cannot be surpasss'
in quality of and tone, beauty OF nnlsh ana uui'
hilit Of yorkmanship-all of octaves-and when
viii besod at New York prices Every instrument VIII
c warranted in every respect Call and examine ior
i,tos Mnsc of all descriptions, from the best cas'
sic and modern composers always on hand ana Tor sa
h nor ace vour pianos hands of persons who nave no
knowledge profession but call at the aoov9 & p,
where Won i'll realize entire satisfaction and whefe an ues
VIII pe P'np.S ~ dec la-ts