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RESOLUTION concerning Wolf Island.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiyes Of the United States of America in Congress
sembled That the United States hereby dscaims all
title to any and all lands Wolf Island" in the
Mississippi river: Provided, That nothing herein
taned shall be construed in any manner affecting
the question of Jurisdiction over said island between
the States Of kentucky and Missouri.
Approved, March g. 1857.
, 1857-10-30

A RESOLUTION Accepting the Portrait Of John
Hampden, presented to Congress by john Metre
gnr.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representa-
tycs Of the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the portrait Of John Hampden, pre-
sented to Congress by John Mc(iregor be accepted
aud the Joint Committee on the Library OF COngfes:
Le and they hereby directed to cause the same To
be properly framed, and placed in the Executive man
sion.
Approved January l3, 1851
, 1857-10-30

A RESOLUTION Relating TO the Compensation Of
the Chaplains Of Congress.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Reprcscn-
tatives Of the United States Of America in Congress
Assembled, That the Chapains of the two Houses Of
Congress- be paid on the last day Of each month du-
ring the regular sessions Of Congress- at the rate Of
seven hundred and fifty dollars per annum, beginning
with the present Congress and at the end Of each reg
ular session, they shall be paid the residue Of said
nua salary.
Approved, March ;, 1851.
, 1857-10-30

A Rich PuFF.-A manufacturer and
ycnder Of quack medicines, recently wrote
to "a friend living out west, for good
strong recommendation" Of his, the manu-
iacturer's, "Balsam" In few days he re-
ceived the following, which we call pretty
Strong"
DEAR SIR:--The land composing my farm
has hitherto been so poor that Scotch
man could not get bis living of it, and SO
ssOney that we chad to slice our potatoes
aud plant them edgcways, but hearing OI
your balsam, put some on the corner of a
ten acres lot surrounded by rail fence, and
10 The morning | found the rock had entire
Y disappeared, neat stone wall encircled
The Geld, and the rails were split into oven
sOcd and piled up symmetrically in my
back yard.
put half an ounce into the middle Of o
auckle bury swamp-in two days it was
cleaned of, planted with corn aud pump
Alns and row Of peach trees in full bios
som through the middle
Asan evidence ofits tremendous strength
would say that it drew striking likeness
my eldest daughter, drew my eldest SOL
a1 OF millpond, drew a blister all .ovel
als stomach; drew a load Of potatoes 4
%les 10 market, and eventually drew prize
ninety-seven dollars in the lottery.
, 1857-10-30
"L0Ve, PURITY, AND FIDELITY"

Those who are desrous of forming Temperance
Organization will meet me at the District School
House in Olympia. the evening Of the 3lst Of 0ctO-
ber where l will proceed to organize Olympia
Division No. 2, Sons Of Temperance"
w. RANDOLPH CUNNINGHAM. D. G. W. p.
For the Northern District Of W. 7.
, 1857-10-30

~ Elder Hyde, ex-Mormon Prophet,
lSsctared on Mormonism in New York on
sunday, and, in telling some queer stories
u Brigham Young's power among the
wants, said that, Of his style of oratory,
neury Ward Beecher was a wonderful
counterpart. He expressed the opinion
sia1 the steps taken by the Government,
y Sending out soldiers and judges, will be
" lt'le utility in suppressing Mormonism,
4, - Ine Mormons will gain more recruits
w yuan the soldiers, and the judges will have
w causes brought before them to try.
, 1857-10-30

4 RESOLUTION for the Appointment Of Regents Of
the Smithsonian Institution.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of the Uuted States Of America In Congress
assembled, That the vacancies in the Board Of Re-
gents of the Smithsonian Institution, of the class
"other than members of Congress" )" be filed by the
reappointment Of the late ncumbents, viz: Richard
Rush, OF Philadelphia, and Joseph G. Toiten. OF
Washington.
Approved January %, 1851
, 1857-10-30

CUNARD AND COLLINS STEAMERS The
steamer Adriatic is to leave New York for
England in about month or six weeks
time. She has been built for the last
twelve months, but, for some reason or 9TH
er, she has not been finished until now
She belongs to Collins line, and was de-
signed to surpass in speed everything aaoat.
She is about twenty feet longer than the
great steamer Vanderbilt, and thirty-six
feet shorter than the Persia, but she is Of
enormous power. The London Herald
says:
"a CunaTd steamer, called the Scotia,
was laid down to compete with her, but the
Scotia has been stopped until it is seen
whether the Adriatic can boat the Persia.
The most successful steamer as to speed,
at present, is the latter vessel She has
crossed the atlantic several hours quicker
than the Vanderbilt. Until the Great
Eastern is completed, much interest will be
excited in the performance Of the Adriatic,
because the Americans have exhausted all
that they know Of Ship-building and steam
machinery in making her perfect"
The tonnage of the three ships and the
size of their engines are as follows:
Vanderbilt, $3.50 tons, cylinders 30 ill.,,
stroke IL feet.
Persia, 3,6s7 tons, cylinders 100 inches,
stroke 10 feet.
Adriatic, 4,l44 tons, cylinders 100 in,
stroke IL feet.
The difference Of length between the
Adriatic and Persia, on the load-lipe, is less
than 10 feet.
, 1857-10-30
DIED.,

In Olympia, on Thursday, the 22d October from in
uries received in attack by wild OK causing con-
cussion Of the BRAIN Mr.. JAMES X. HURD, aged about
2s years, formerly of Whitley county, Indiana.
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted
at meeting of the Lodge Of which he was a highly
esteemed member He was buried with the honors Of
Odd Fellowship on Saturday last, by the members Of
which the funeral was largely attended, as well as
majority of our citizens
At special meeting of Olympia Lodge No. !, Of the
/. o. 0. F., held at their hall Friday evening, Oc
tober 23d 1851 the following resolutions were unani
mously adopted:
| WHEREAS It has pleased an All.wise Providence,
who wills all for the best, and TO whose fat In humble
submission we should bow, to remove from amongst
us our much beloved brother, JAMES X HURD, late
Treasurer and member Of this Lodge therefore,
RssOiped That in the death Of our late brother this
Lodge mourns the loss Of highly efficient officer and
a worthy and jealous member; his widow and orphan
child kind and afIectonate husband and parent, and
community an enterprising, industrious, and honest
man.
Rfsolre1, That we hereby tender to the widow and
friends Of the deceased our heartfelt sympathes and
with them unite in mourning the loss Of one who was
ornament 10 our Lodge, an honor among his fellow
man.
Resoipsd, That the members OF this Lodge wear the
usual badge Of mourning common among Odd Fellows,
for the space Of thirty days and that seat be kept
vacant for the period Of time, in memory OF him
who can no more participate in future councils.
Resoiped That these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes Of Lodge and the Secretary be instructed
to present duly attested copy thereof to the widow
Of our deceased brother, and also forward copy Oi
! the same TO the Ark" Casket, and Pioneer and
/ Democrat" for publication,
, 1857-10-30
*I'ail.
Religious Notice.

Rev Mr.. ROBEKTs (Agent for the American Bible
society) will preach at the Methods. Church in this
place on Sabbath next at II O'Clock, AN.
, 1857-10-30
No. Is. !

JOINT RESOLUTION for the Presentation Of Med.
ais to DR.. Kane. bis oAicers and Men.
Resolved by the Senate aad House Of Representa-.
tivcs of the United states Of America in Congress.
assembled, That the Secretary of the Navy shall
cause to be struck and peesented to Dr.. Kane bis on
GERS and men, respectively such appropriate medals
a. in the Judgment uf the said Secretary shall gV
, 1857-10-30
TAKE NOTICE.

JNiE Undersigned has this day sold out his entirJ
4 stock Of goods therefore, al those whose note,
or cccounts are unpaid will please come forward and
ply up before the first day OF November.
JOHN y. LOWE
OINulnla. oct. Goth Ie57A9t.
, 1857-10-30
For SnIe or Rent.
Enugh an Ballngh.

THE UNDERSIGNED have made an arrange
meat with the North Olympia Mill for "a constant sup
ply II assorted Lumber which We will be happy IL
sell in quantities 10 suit purchasers Orders hllcd
with despatch and delivered at ANY place desind
yl' 11i examine before purchasing ClseWherr.
MITCHELL 4 STUART
n.ura May s l-57. tu2i ~
, 1857-10-30
.RGNgpGgSgGAAT
OF
Washington Territory.

T'HE undersigned commissioners for the Penitentia
L ny in the Territory Of Washington, In accordance
with the provisions Of law Of said Territory, passed
Jan. 9th 1851, do hereby offer premium Of (S2S0)
two hundred aud fifty dollars for the best plan and
specification for building said Penentiay Of sufcent
capacity TO receive, secure and employ one hundred
oonvicts, 10 be confined in separate cells OF night All
such plans and specifications TO be transmitted 70 the
undersigned at Vancouver Washington Territory,
scaled and backed "Plan Of Washington Penitentary
within five months from this date.
JOEL KNIGHT,
WIN. n. DILLON.
Locating Commissioner.
September 2Sth, 1851 -nil-lOw. E
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He> The man who was moved TO tears"
sOsplalns oOs of the dampncss of the premises,
'ua deSlres to be moved back again. =
, 1857-10-30
CAUTION.

WHEREAS, I, WILLIAM c. DOBBNs. executed
w proWissory note payable to Benjamin Close,
dated September the fifteenth, eighteen hundred and
fiythree, for the amount Of three hundred dollars-
And whereas, said note hsEAf NJ, hereby caution
the public against buying A6te as It has been paid
in full as | can show by receipt in my possession.
WM. G. D0BBINS.
Olympia, Sept 3, 1857. nOAl-ew.
, 1857-10-30
REMOvmD.

1nR. NJ. p. BURNS, late Of Steacoom, Pierce Co.,
~ W. T., has removed to Olympia, into the house
raerly occupied by John @. Parker, on Main street,
fhext door TO Wilson & Dunlaps new store.
Olympia, April 0, 1857. no20tk
, 1857-10-30
RE MOV ED.

THE KENDALL co. have removed into their new
l. store, on Main Street, Immediately in front of
their former place OF business where they have for
sale large. stock of NEW GOODS, which will be
sold at the lowest cash prices
KENDALL co.
Olympia, Sept. IL, 1851 no12ti
, 1857-10-30

DARING RoBBERY.-We learn from Mr.
c. +. Williams, Just arrived from Oregon,
that most daring burglary was commit.
ted in Portland on Sunday morning last
The fire proof store of Trcyitt & Co, was
entered by cutting through the roof, and a
safe containing $4,000, stolen therefrCm.
The safe being rather heavy, the burglars
had dray in readiness to assist them in
their movements. The precious cargo was
hauled to the cemetery, at the outskirts oil
the city, and there opened By blowing the
lock off with powder, inserted in the key
hole. The report rescmbled a canon, and
was heard by many, but as the mail Stea-
ner was then due, it excited no suspicion.
No clue has yet been obtained Of the per
petrators. Great excitement prevailed.
, 1857-10-30

EJ- Lola Montez has been living in re-
tirement in New York lately, occasionally
making short lecturing excursions with her
agent, the ex-Rev. G. c. Burr. Part of her
house in town is occupied by ]. P. Andrews,
of Free-love notoriety and recently con
vert to Spiritualism, he having married a
medium" short time since, who is his
second wife. Lola is also saidto be de-
voted spiritualst, and great friend of An
drew jackson Davis.
, 1857-10-30
OLYMPIA MARkET !
O'SHAUGHNESSY Il COCK,

proprietor
TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING .,-<zg---sN7
i leased the well known Establish tfafA AyllSA
Inent formerly occupied by Hurd & Nt4J
Weed, will continue to furnish the SHV III
public with every thing usually kept aEEll1sk2
In well regulated market. Farmers and others hav-
ing Produce for sale, solicited 10 give us a call
WM. j. O'SHAUGHNESSY,
henry d. COCK.
Olympia. Oct 30, 1851. nl9lly.
, 1857-10-30
OLYMPIA LODGE. No. 5,

XX0f Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
" Irregular communications on the first and third
saturday evenings in every month.
All members OF the order in good standing invi
ed to attend. 7. +. McELR0Y, W. NJ.
, 1857-10-30
lltw AbutrtisrmtntS.
NEW STORE!!

- ' - - - -
r1NHE undersigned would respectfully notify the pub
lie that they have taken the bndug lately occupied
by JONI n. Low, at the corner Of Main and Fourth
streets, Olympia, where they prepared 10 accom-
modate the people with good bargains in everything
kept for sale in a FIRST CLASS
gao ERY ORE;
Such as sugar--Drown and Crushed, Coffee, syrnp,
Rice Salatus. Cheese, Pickles, Preserved fruits,
LobsteIs Oysters Sardines Soap, Holland Gin, Bran
dy Peaches, Boots and Shoes Bourbon Whiskey,
Champagne Lemon Syrup, Table and Alum salt,
Sherry and Port Wine, Cognac, Old Sazerac-V Vintage
of 1928 "Old o. Brandy, Matches. Rasins, Brooms,
Fresh California Grapes Starch Soda Yeast Powders,
Green and Black Tea superior article, Manila rope.
Cut Nails, assorted Ale, Porter Cider and Vinegar,
Boots and Shoes, good assortment, together with
many other arttles too tedious 10 mention. As we
have located here for the purpose Of doing apemanent
business, we car the public We will do fair
business. Our motto Il
"Large Sales a1j Small rIOhts,"
aud to satisfy you that we live up to IT, you have only
TO call and sec our goods and hOar the prices. No
trouble 10 show goods Give ~ call.
5. u. WILLIAMS q Co.
Olympia. Oct. 3o lsj7.-n49.
, 1857-10-30
q. .. q. T.

4 q. q. f.
TNHE regular meeting Of 0LYMPIA LopGE, No. l. Of
i the INDEPENDENT ORDER Of ODD FELLOWS Is held
every Wednesday evening, at u O'Clock in the building
formerly occupied by VIM. Rutcdge two doors cast Of
the Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing in the order are inv
ted to attend A. N. POE, Secy.
Olympia, Sept. H. 1857.
, 1857-10-30

In this place on the 2lstoust., of consumption, at
the residence Of his father, ALF:Rp ALLEN. aged 30
wears and II months, formerly Of Columhana county
Ohio.
The malady Of which the deceased died was pF9bah'
, 1857-10-30

Is hereby given that the undersigned has obtained
/ Letters Of Administration from tue Probate Court
lof Island county. W. T., upon tie estate Of Isaac y.
Ebey dec d. late Of said county, bearing date Octo-
Der 5th 1851. All persons who are indebted to said
estate are therefore requested ~ come forward and
make immediate payment; and all persons having
claims against the estate, are required to present
them for adjustment 10 the undersigned at hi resi-
dence in Island county, W. T., with the neces-ary
vouchers within one year from the date hereof
W. s.. EBEY, Admr.
October, lG, 1851. nl7-4t.
, 1857-10-30

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, 1857-10-30

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INCREASED TRAyEL.-Ihe travel on the Mem-
pllls and Charleston rond IS rapidly increasing
since connection has been made with the east
ern cities. Yesterday mornings train carried
out two hundred and twenty passengers. one
hundred being through passengers. The com
pany made the net sum of s2, 600 by one train
Mem phis Enquirer.
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BALTIMORE


nR WILLS, MEDICAL OFFICE, Lock s"-
u nrmar, baltimore Instituted u. ltift ~ " @ Snh
ay sy,sf Baiinarf noar the Pos, Ohcc) CURE iNSuR
Ep OR NJ FEE REQt mEp p--Dr Mills, an e,pe,iens.d
Physician OF the Aopaihc school may be "t""""""s '"F
suited In all easea u private nature or disease
No Honey required u ~ a"rs - not E"r'"n.
practical experience of over ~ years enables ~, VI ~
enro In the ahofics posshNc une !" nave "'"'9
effected.
esenay celebrated ior the .ectua andoedy cure OF a.
classes of Secret Diseases was established IA inns eiy
The High Reputation
this Institution render public uotce unnecessary we're
the applo ants here for treatment VINO nave
hrhed o their money maueatod by tue
flourish largely the public puts, aud with whom our ciy
Afflicted he on ,our Guard,
YOU wound asod INJURY. pecnnary loss aud dSnppo'menI
serk rnr medeal aid where proper he obtain
Dr Nj makes aluring pruio"sonH promises no more
than he viii honorahly perform -,
secondary aud Chronic Gn-c-.
Tho uaual symptoms sore Throat, Nlcern"n oi ho
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about the N"so botchus
oi the oldest aud moa nroln1 oi NN'h cases. VI W.
willing 10 STAKE his honor and r,rnt.',..i
III, r,m,d,es ot pr NJ In restoring strong aud manly Wig
or tho shattered consuon and removing speed
lily all debility INJURY incurred nom certain so'to' h"o arc
Entcrblcd N"nhood
nd certain restorative, aud tn sands IRON r
realized tho nuii,on OF hope, WHICH, from he
failure Of Quaeketloa in their hitherto fuoA se"c" IN" "e
come almost eNnRnAhcd ...
No compounds OF Mercury OF NoNouS Drugs use
u hia practice
Long exporienco In tho .ament Female Affections Nsr
deenaos qualities III NJ to afford Eaty hdi ana
the dnlcu cascs Communoa aiionH sacred
guarded mud marked with ahl and deilchcy
Dr. Miiis' s.rrns psevc"sisc.
This RendB applicable TO either aes WIN ho sem
duly prepared by mail iorop, OF 49, by romttng slo
Disian, persons cured home, by addressing DIR J. u
MILLS BAiilMonf, dsttcrs poet pmd) Mcdcness.n III
any direction, by mail o. express
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The emily bird catches the worm
"Scrved him right; he had no business to be
up enrly."
No no 1t means if you would catch the worms
you must get up carly
We'll. if any body wants worms for breakfast
let him get up and catch 'em. don't
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- o7d prizes. amounting to sliHW',oW
whnloa $40. Halves $40, Quarters o.. Eghhs o. 50.
,tortteat,. al parl are Of ~ Wboca cost $3.50 so
~ Halves i2s %
Duartcrs
90 Elphtha - 06
r.ysFor lex pis nd ia address orders to
r II HUBBARD a. co,
once - Fayotte Street Box 40,
ioa7 t21ilv baltimore. Maryland
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TERMS

~ vrRGINIAN Is published daily at Sd and tri-weeklv at
The ,,m N advance and weekly at - invariably ad
60 tb.rw,se So 50w be charged in all cases No paper
v'e sron nued except At the option of the Prorrietors,
WI, "" N ,rrearaVes shall have been paid.
un inserted for hU cents per square Of
ApN AZ less foi the insertion and II each
10 nl.ss ordered inner form weekly. and then 80
III charged for each Insertion the number of
pe,"ns be marked on the MS Will be published till
he ht ant and charged accordingly
dereu u''' THE YEARLY RATES AXE:
For square, daily
~, ~ one do seniweek y...............,.......... -
For two do do 40
i.i contract II, i, ,,,,, . ,,t, ,,,,,,
~ or the advertisements charged at transient rates
~ An new advertisements appear in the daily and tri
weekly papers ,., H.. .. ,., 4,
f Obituary notices "heh exceed e'e' nes are '""s''
r,;rIly for the excess
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900 prizes amounting 10 eleJooo
Whole tickets $40; Halves 81 Quarters S2 80
- Please address all orders or tickets Ia the above Mag
ihc,n Schemes,
n H. HUBBARD & co,
M. u IRyouc 1t, or Box, No. 40
ia1fy baltimore Maryland
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.

GRAND MUNICIPAL VISIT IN PRospECT.-The
western papers have brought us some general in
t.natons of the proposed visit to Baltimore and
Washington of the Cincinnati aud st. Louis Off
cials, aud now Hat we are moro definitely advi-
sod in regard to tho subject, we find that are
likely to enjoy the opportunity, very shortly. OF
returning some of the attentions so generously
pnid to our owr authorities and others who par
tioipated in the late railroad opening from Balti'
more to ST. Louis.
The initiation in tho proposed visit to our city
appears to have been taken by tho railroad com
psnies, and they have offered the most ample ia
cllities for tho trip. The Baltimore and Ohio
Company has united with others in this tender
OF hospitality, n committee of its directors yes
terday having ratified the presidents previous
action in tho premises. 1t has been announced
already in tho Cincinnati journals, that the mayor
and councils Of that city have kindly accepted
tho generous tender of the roads, and signi6ed
their intention to sot out upon their journey on
tho 10th inst.
In Wow of this and tho probable acceptance al
20 of tho authorities of St. Louis, wo presume that
our own municipal fathers will cxtcnd-wth our
good people ut large-a real Baltimore greeting
10 tho distinguished visitors whenever they may
appear among us. Such interchange Of civic hos
pitality cannot be otherwise than conducive to
the general harmony Of intercourse and business.
sooal aud politioal.-B Balt. Sun.
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The Enr-GnmcJ aud Popular
MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
FOR JULY. 1897.
Il. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
ALI. PRIZE SCulEME.
GRIND tomsoi ,dnscd Io,stry Of Maryland.


GEASsI,
be drawn Saturday July Goth. 1887, In Baltimore Md
conducted under the supcrlnondcnce OF the
State Lottery Commissioner
ALI lRizE SCHEME,
~ Each and EVERY TICKET IN this Lottery WILL RE
4 FRlZE. all hose tickets without drawn number
each entitled To Flk L. Dollars gross q
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4, 4 ~
which has been extensively throughout the "oh
for centuries last Of Bay Rum as remedy
for Nervous Headache and for affections Of the Head Ienef
av and for diseases the Scalp Hair has at as oee
II concentration " hicl increases ~ u
diciuaI virtues told aud makes rem dy worthy me a
tenu Of nh In presett state ofconeeniraon mas
chemical experiments by the
inventor the Essence of Bay Leaves no" pre-
spucd TO i, community remedy unsurpassed III aslH9
tho 1 ~ tba Hair the removal Danduf aud ol relieving
y few aplatians distressing itching which most gen
cfav ,ccers the falling of the Hair The inventor several
years since originally prepared 1t for member pt ms aN;
ihayur no confidence the usuay snd "h" a
most of the hair and such ere me d ed
reputation Rt once became ana @ u.
dreds calls ha been made for IT, without any Syc
of puning whatever Such has become the reputation o nos
se Bay Leaves that the inventor has been nduce 10 manu-
facre rnon an extensive scale he offers with
the fullest confidence to the entire public
None genuine without the written signature m ,,,n
THoS. II. RoSSER.
Manufacturing Chemist. Petersburg; Va
For sale wholesale and retail by SIRO IliEk "hilh
HEAD, Druggists ,, : u...
1' ~,ok for limitations under the name o VA u nay
J. Pves, Bay Extracts, Bay Water &e
'"h9d&cy
EDAIIING-.Dusi received some Oea"'h"', E,
cheap substantial Wire Railing for enclosing
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AND REsTPI.vO MAN.

fXNIEE ia AND StSb w -
4 TFACTORY IN THE UNITED STATES, NORTH
OR SOUTH The Factory OF thiekering Sons was tsao
sb.d in ls23 Jonas Chckeng andup 10 the present time
has furnished 1900 PIANOS For the exhibition of fest N
the United States England they have been awarded eeV
en- Gold Medals Seventeen silver Medals -Four Bronze Meda
and wherever have been brought III conpe
on with Of other manua nrers they have nValaoV
taken the highest premium. The great pianist IhalburE
hose performances been dclghtng the country eNhl
In good and reliable instrument will find it to their in
cres to give call for sell onr Pianos at the manu-
facturcrs prices W M !. hhEENh " ~
ip6t
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IPApslsT n WHITE,
- Iobn,co Commi--ion Merchants,

.
Il. nArtIsr, late of rotorKhug, Va.
JNo l. Ninft. late of the tirm Of Hes.
Ter \ White Richmond, Va
- III