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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-05

T PIAN0S.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS IN THE CITY
GOLD MEDALS
IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
Al the Maryland Institute, besides first premiums
At the Fairs in Philadelphia, Washington and
Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLNCE
PROM
THALBERG,
STRAK0SCH,
and q. sATTER.
Az also from some of the most eminent Professors
and Amateurs in the country.
WILLIAM KNABE i CO.,
Nos. /, 8, S and Z, NORTH EUTAW STREET,
would respectfully invite the attention Of the pub
lie to their well assorted stock Of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES,
which, for beanty Of fnish power and sweetness Of
tone and elasticity Of touch have been, by judges,
pronounced unrivalisd. Every Piano guaranteed
for I've years. and privilege Of exchange granted
at any time within six months, II not entirely ss-
tisfactory. s'a go
Terms liberal. A call is respectfully solicited
before puteh asing elsewhere.
PIANOS taken 10 szshaage, hired and repaired.
~ WILLIAM KNABE q Gu.
Baltimore, ssP 3s-dy .L5.:..
oEYMoUR's GUANo AND WHEAT DRILLS.
y - 40 r.
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aln SACKS Ashton, Marshall. aud Ground
OUU Alum Salt, in store and for sale by
oc. MARSHALL L co.
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II. W. Thomas. Prcst. Thomas I. Hill, Treer.
I. B. Robertson, v .Prcs't VIM. Wright Secretary.
JAS. 7. CLOSE, Actuary General Agent.
my 7-cGd1y
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|tRUSHED SUGAR.-20b bls. Lowering Crush.
" ed and formulated, for sale by
sep 81 WHEAT 4 BRO.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY
or THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFY, LONDON.
HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No. 81 South Third Street, PHILADELPHIA.

W
Paid up Capital and Surplus. ....... 2,l94,lll W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29
Ftom the Ro.h,.t,, r,.inn MnnAu
FRED DOUGLASS

h11
On inquiry this morning. we learn that Mr.. CD Doug.
lass returned home from Philadelphia on Friday. When
on his way East a week or more since, he had some con.
Vers'tion with his antislavery friends at Syracuse. in re.
gard TO leeturing there before his departure for Europe
but no time was set, and Mr.. G. Douglass had no infot.
nation that he was announced to lecture TIERS on Friday
evening. lie returned home via the ". Y. 4 Erie Road
thus Disappointing his friends at Syracuse. who probably
expected him to return by that route, aud therefore neg.
lecled to notify him of the appointment.
As TO Mr.. C) D's supposed connection with the Har
pers Ferry insurrection, he il not aware of the existence
OF any evidence beyond his well known and certainly
well-iounded hatred TO slavery, which eau give lust ground
for such a suspicion. And certainly the simple invitation
TO dinner, given nearly n year ago, and found in Brown
carpet Bag will scarcely be deemed legal evidence of a
murderOus OF reasonable intent,
From the Rochester Democrat, Tuesday.
Some 'suspicious-looking characters" of rentlemsnIy
but Official demeanor, have been Hanging about town"
for a day or two past, and il Is supposed that their object
in visiting Rochester is to call on Mr.. @ Frederick Doug.
lass for explanations regarding the recent enen,e at Har.
peTs Ferry. IL so happens, however. that Mr.. @ Doug.
Lass is out OF flown, aud his present whereabouts do no,
seem to be generally known. The strangers are said 10
he connected with the L. S. Marshars ohice-deputies OF
that gentleman, in fact.
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TELEaRANdS-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines, 0nce No. I3s Main Street
THE CHARLESTOWN TRIAJs

N NuAhbfNIOWN TRIALS.
CHARLEsrows, Oct. 2s.-John L. Cook arrived here
to-day In charge Of his captors and officers from Rich
mond.
George II. Hoyt. a member Of the Boston Bar, arrived
tins morning, TO act a. counsel for Old Brown. lie was
admitted by the Couri, but announced that for the pre-
sent he would not take part In the case.
The examination Of witnesses was resumed. Conduc-
tor Phelps was recalled for the defence, n also Lewis
Washington. No new facts were elected.
Mr.. Hunter laid before the jury n printed constitution
Tor a provisional government; also, u largo bundle of
letters and a list OF the members Of the Convention, head
ed with the name of VIM. Charles Morris, President, and
II. J. kagi, Secretary. Brown acknowledged his sigua-
turc TO the paper.
A letter was also read from J. X. Giddings, aeknowl-
edging a letter from Brown. aud stating that he would
be pleased to see him.
read.
Armestead Ball, John Alstad,, Alexander Kelly aud
Albert Grits severally testified, substantially as has been
heretofore published.
Gov. Willard, Of Indiana, brotherin-law Of Cook. &C.
eompanied by J. L. Mcdonald, Attorney General of the
State, aud Others, arrived this morning aud had AN inter.
view with Cook, in Jail.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29

INFoRrANr LErrERs TouxD-HoucE GrEytyy Ivrtt.
cArED.-Hon. Alex. r. Boteler, member elect 70 Congress
from Harpcr's Ferry district, has collected from CITY TO one
hundred letters from citizens Ia the ncighborhood Of
Browns house, who searched II before the arrival Of the
Marines The letters are In the possession of Andrew
Hunter, Esq, who has also a large number Of letters oh.
tanned from Browns house 10y the Marines and other OAR.
ties. II Is requested that their contents shall not be pub.
lshed until after the trial ofthe prisoners. Among them
sa roll OF the conspirators, containing forty-seven sig.
natures also a receipt from Horace Greeley for letters
&C. received from Brown, ank an accurately traced map
from Chambcrsbutg TO Brown's house comics of letter.
from Brown stating that the arrival Of two many men At
once would excite suspicion; they should arrive singiy
a letter from Merriam stating that Of the 2O,OaO wanted.
women write the letters, aud not the men. There l. al.
20 a pathetic letter from Elizabeth Ieemen 10 her broth.
"r Also, alettcr from J. p. Cook, stating that "thc Ma.
Dland election Is about 10 come on: the people will rr.
ZONE excited, aud we will ret some Of the candidates
that will join our side" Then follows four pages In cy.
Dher.
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LEnLNoN. lOhiol Sent. 2n- lsho

MELANCHOLY AFTAiR-A FATHER SnoT BY ms SoS.-A
lev days since a melancholy accident occurred to Nr.
Richard Gardner. of %fallsburg, Sullivan county. New
York, who was %acci1ently shot through the body with A
rie IN the hands ofhis son. The facts are "A follows -
James the SOM arose very early, and wishing to die.
charge hrs rifle, which was loaded with powder and hail
vent to the door, and aiming at a knot ia the side of the
smoke-house, fired. When he fired the shot he snppos.
ed that none OF the family had risen but himself Ills
surprise and grief may therefore he imagined, when his
hts father instantly came from behind the smoke-house.
and exclaimed, James, What have ! done that you should
shoot mef' AT first it was supposed that the old gentle
man was not seriously injured, as he walked into the
house without assistance. Upon examination. however
u was found that the ball had entered the body lust above
the heart aud passed completely through him, finding an
exit through the shoulder blade, and inaicting a DANCE.
tous wound. Tie was alive when last heard from. hut IL
Is feared that he cannot recover. Young Gardener l. an
only sou, and managed his fathers farm, his parents lv.
ing with him. This shocking occurrence has rendered
him nearly insane.
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JOSEPH MAYO.


AohicrtrrrAI FAih-FytA Day.-The weather, yes
'erday, was again very p~ropitous for the Fair, and, during
the day, thousands Of ladies and gentlemen visited the
"rounds. In the forenoon, an address was delivered In the
nam pavilion by Hill Carter. Esq. The trial Of speed by
ue last trotiers attracted the multitude 70 the course
and the "anphitheatre" was az crowded, apparently. as
u mad been any previous day. The railing was also sur.
rounded by eager spectators. As the list of premiums
occupies considerable space to-day, we must close our no.
uec OF the Fair With the following list Of the contestants
ir the hrst and second premiums for the best trotting.
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MAYORS CorRr.-Andrew jackson, slave of Richard
Turner was brought before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with feloniously as~saulting Jea, slave OF Mrs. Mari,
vaughan, OF G%ooehland county. The investigation was
continued until Monday.
Ned johnson, charged with recklesSly driving horses
aud barouche over Joseph Wesley, an adopted child of
Ann Hilton, !. T. q. was ordered to be punished.
Isaac, slave of d.. II. London, for carving concealed
weapons, was ordered TO be punished.
Margaret slave of NJ. s. Crockett, charged with steal.
ing valnables from Mn. A. j. Crane, was DISCHARGED the
evidence being insufficient.
Danl Morton, charged with stealing four brass cocks
was committed for examination. '
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BRIEF LETTER FROM MR.. CORw1N.

We find in the Journals Of the day the subioined brief
but significant note addressed by the Hon. Thomas Cor
win, OF Ohio, in reply TO an invitation TO participate in
a barbecue to be given TO the Hon Laban c. Moor.
OF Kentucky, by the constituents and friends of the lat.
ter:
LEBANON, (ohio) Sept. 20, 1859.
DEAR SIR: | have been so constantly engaged since I
saw you, and especially since the receipt Of your letter
inviting me TO be with you on the occasion of YOUR Mass
Meeting on the Esd inst, that | believe that I have not
answered your note. ! have been constantly on the
Sstump fighting the heresics Of Republication aud the dc.
lnSions OF Democracy. The former, | trust, in Ohio. are
thoroughly eHpurged from the creed Of that party. and
ih' latter, hope, are somewhat damaged. Ifnd the pub
lie mind Of Ohio opening to a more cs,holi. view Of M.
tionhl ff'irAespecially on the dangerous question Of lave.
y. Now let Kentucky meet us at some safe halfway
house, so that We may sit down in poace together agaiT.
Give my best regards to Mr.. Moore, and believe me. as
ever, your sincere friend, THOMA AS CORWIN
j. j. MmLHR. ESQ.
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FiRE'-The alarm of fire yesterday morning was caused
by an inceniary attempt at the Office OF Mr.. j. @. H,b.
son, on Eagle Alley, in rear of the bookstore, and over
tie bindery, OF Messrs. j. WOodlIouse. x Co. The ohr,
VAS broken open, and an EFFORT made TO force AN ..
trance into the iron sale-fliliug ia which. the mi-cresnt.
set fire to the premises. The flames were speedily eXtin.
CuiShed,
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Markets

BAtuNoaE. Oct 2Sth-Flour active, huoyant. bu, Unbalanced
wheat active; white iSoGioo. red iSsSbiSo. corn dun and un.
changed. Provisions quht Bacon side. IOS Pors-me.s aisa1
prime tll.oO. whisky dull At Csc.
NV iOsg, Oct 2sth-Noon-Sioeks srtIye and hiyh., N.
gtnis Cs ea flour heavy and unchanged. Wheat oui.t. huxs,s
demand a reduction. Western uhts l0 Corn very dull, but un.
ehsng0k Prov sons unchanged. Whisky dull at S.knaSc.
k,1eps-CO,ion steady; ESQ bales sold. Flour advanced iOc.;
soeuhsrn unchanged. Wheat unsettled. but Temporarily nrm,r
white ~ Whits Corn lice, yellow lO0ftiO2 Porn hesyy. fne,,
prime tl0SOdii. Other articles anchanE.l
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CITY ITEMS.
THE LATE hon. JOHN Y. MASON.

The LATE HON. JOHN Y. MASON.
MAroE's 0TSIcK, Oct. 2s.
Upon conference with the relatives Of the late Hon.
John \. Mason, once our beloved townsman, Il Is deter.
mined to disembark his remains from the steamer York.
town. this morning, at 8 O'Clock, and take them to the
capitol, where they win remain till Sabbath morning, 10
O'Clock. They will then be carried to 81. Paul. Church
and from thence to Hollywood for interrneut.
JOSEPH MAYO.
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EMORY a. MENEY COLLEGE,

TINHE Fan session Of this In,ttuiion viii eommsne. On N. is,h q,
- AasI.i next snd continue n weeks. The Spring ssssion DE
q weeks The charges for the entire coIleiate yesr ~ ~ 49,.
.l be siSs Of which s55is required 90 be- pail In advance. and
the other s5 At the end Of the frf Ave mosiis. his sum I,rirJ-.
our charges for Tuition. Bard, Fasi and contingent zee Ne
ask OF those seeking a place for the education of their on. .pI
wards TO note carefully the advantages which Se are Offering our
location. grad Of fsholarshp, ability and experience Of the faeuI
~, excellent discipline. thorough courre oflnsfulc,i.n - tTt
rank Of our graduates, have already secured us The lar-es, ps,,ar
SO o ay Oollsgei IN ~ STATE. For . catalogue or for any par
ueuAI iormAhoh address kE WILEY, Prst
luy$-dacu Emory p. %. Va
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Tie 0Eyg'"a'oi Bitsrs, aside from being the b.,
remedy which medical science and research have discov.
cred for the cure OF Dyspepsia, i an irocsistihe cure for
this boon TO the ~sea-raring man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29

WrNAS.-At the metropolitan Hall, wyman is stl
holding his court for the amusement of both young and
old. He will give an entortainment this afternoon. for
the especial benefit of the Juveniles.
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~FALL TRADE.-VIRGINIl

~FALL TRADE.-yERGINUa
49, Merchants, and merchnpt. y.o,r.IIx
sonlh, ! a laying Ia Their fall stock o. metrhlntlss, should not al
70 purchase an abundant supply Of SAMPLES INFALIIBIy IA
hINu toWhER, the best and most economical prrpar-tion EnoTn
Tor making light, sweet and Wholesome loaf bread bi.-ti,s A.. m,
J. recommended ~ numerous citizens q dirsTr,t .er,io-. -
gill certainly give .Aiisfaeilon when Us a properly. Ii ,n,reiT
harmless, being the production Of q scirriihe yIr,-inla pby.Ei.n
and Manufactured with great care from The rurtsi nsieHsf N.r
chants can confidently recommend ths article u their customer.
A'h. } ". GARLICR.
NE msnuiaetufef and sole Proprietor.
~ DR.. ;. w. G~arliek-DEAR SIN. I have for som,
monihs used In my family scmples Justly celebrated BAKISC
PoWDLRS, and take pleasure In reeonmcuiIng them 10 nj fsnI.
Ties - The very best article I have ever tried Tor uakiny B,bt
sseet spony bread. There Il no excuse Tor had bread .h-ns So.
pies Powders are used. Kespectfluy
Petersburg, July Roth, 1893.
J. ". GARIICK.
Manufacture and sole Proprietor, Richmond.
For sale hy pruguistE and gfnr.rsg generals
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ny 0oDDlS a ApFAlasoS. Asai..

VERY DEsIRA " CONN
Loeat-d H'sid"nre, ON the Corner OF CIny
y SIT cts, for Sahe Mt aaetion-wmi be sold,
On IItsDAf ansraoon, tie ii Of November. isa9. on the pr,mI
- a f"ciort, The laIgr and desirably located brick dueIhng. AZ
ne eorn,r 81 Clay and 1h streets. nov In the occupancy Of Mr.
u. HHssel. az the annual rent Of tlnO-
The lot has a fTont OF 34L f.t, sud n dFpth Of i1sL 49,, =. -
alley 10 fert vide. The dwelling has Ai6Uf - nom. nj A. -
i-h-i from cellar 10. garrett. There l. In i- yard a uaw brrl
sirhsn, ent tousr, &e The premises are In good order, having
been thoroughly repaired a fen years ago
Tugz--Ou@hnh cash; balan~s a. = = ~ ard tc ro,,h. To-
NEGOTIABLE notes, Interest added, secured b. a tri { deed. or M.
retained. GODDiN A apprpSnS "S
ocg5-td.
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LkcrrRr.-Thc death of Leigh Hunt, OF England, one
OF the most distinguished names in classical literature.
having led to considerable discussion in regard to hi. re.
hgious sentiments, Rev. Mr.. Shriglcy viii deliver A M g.
course on that subject, next SUNDAY night. In IN. I'ui.
Yersalist Church. The substance of the lecture was de.
iNcred ON a former occasion, aud will be repeated by r..
guest
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NonU, vel made sni properly adjusted pIa,o
~ Fortes, " very scarce Ne h.vr -, ~xSrES--
selling Nsone bat the Best, fr h.I..i k$EZrssI
tNei,y Odd years, an! no responsible hsu's -
possibly oder safer Or better induremsnts ! u
The most important and valuable lzpsay.n.,..
$4,000 N Nee insirumeuiS Ghieh, as MGR, home .sfIr'o.sS
uSS@Tss, Nsee Pres sept. ~, 1871 ~Uul cans. ~, - ,-LS
pLer o. TIE more eoty and cumbsrsom- Grand pi,no -. -
never been oar good fortune TO hear :, rr,s =
OF htohAuon-' p. NAsH a Gu.
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The Dye has been analysed and certined 70 be pure and harm.
less by DR. Chiffon. the most distinguished chsmhs, 10 the Tinted
STATE. sOia ever where. and applied By all hal, dr..srs. Cars
TAboEo, 6 Astor House, New YORK. oe2l.aktn
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
L1o. r. DAVENPORT, A.-,.

FtHshE Dths
Lac. n DAVENPORT. Asst. "
COO a ; BooTs suoH AND HATS. At
ssn. =, 10 s's,o.h a our Auction Room, 600 Gases Roofs.
TsA4s Sads1 .S. cash; 400 Aad over. % day, er.1, sr n.
P'eysa P,Isr
WAS 81 TAYLOR a soy. Arcr.
+ fpjniSiNS r,E lows W mIxaiirs1 1piTG Lots,
AZ AucIioS.- he cold, upon The rrrmsss. or Tit nso1Y.
hani,om- h.iiii,s Lott, .yoiui.g ta- tow oii.rchsTer friht.
.hsn streets, and upon the Riclmoni ami Pe;rTsSurr KsIIro,s
Ih''e io's lie IN an Improving nslghb~rhood. md are well iocsied
9realilns purPo'eS a Piaiof The properly can Re seen At our
Ts,ssESncanh cash; rs eal.a,e at GA. Is and % month";,
deed. oc9T-,d, JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 sons Sss rus
VEay REAL ESTATE AMI
s,loodsa aoa.t f maps., siio G Ts.ss or s,,,s-,
tnent-, &e., at 4 ustion..Ix IN zen, At The IAN. Pisnis-
Eiehmoud, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day o. Deeem6.r mi e,n
longing 70 said estate containing BAN aer,s 81 vsl1ssI. 1870 DC
felo-s 40 sere Of hiEhly improved farming Land. wing sSou,
Railroad; within one mile Of the town Of Msnshsstsr. large Dor.
iyinE on james Rive, extending rem he ,e-%ji"s. = g. PrSpSIny,
Railroad TO the town Of ManeLester. upon which there r. s.y.rsl
:ts. particularly adapted for warehouse. aud manufacturing e.
Ani at II O'Clock. " on the sane DAY. viii h. aid ar 1,,r,
bic sER'ANr, consisting Of Boys. Glrs, Men, Women, snd ChI
young Carl-; . yoke Of Oxen, aud about % Hogs.
rseniy four young and well broke MGlus. superior animals; two
Akrge yahsiy af Farming Impleasnt.. consisting In par, Of \.
ro''Is.s IhrAshlns Nash1n-, Wrapper, 2 Drills. l clod Crusher.
ASop, ,yO s1Tsl, cO, 1 a lsTSs seAnaty shusI, Fodder, and
fsSAs o. ssLs FoI the real estate, al sans ~ $500 and IN.
u t5S0 snd undrI sioy-a' \ sash he s : yySsns Tor VI sum
year for u ssn' over sio!@o. Oas hnh clsh; u. balance AZ /
sih in'r,,si sddsd payable .-ai annually, ana secured By trS.i
Of ti0O ana under cash; over sioS. Issias. 40 'gI~itr, sGn,
negotiable notes, wih interest addsL- sANL uGRx,
il VI T,TtoR . Son, Ape:s. osiSHtSS.
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VALyARtR JAmRs nIvEn EsrATr ron

JAmEs RIVER RsrATE ROH
NJ LII oner for sale m estate lyinF On James River i'll
ne county Of Abemarie, ~ mlles shove Rietmord rs,,.isi,s
about 300 Acres, shout % o. best quality low frhands. a6
cesred hiFh land, The balance IN wood and timber Has an 4 =
comIoraels one and = half story dVeninr, with Z Rooms, and he
hecessefy hfm building, orchard. AZ. Would rfve ponfssioo
nov or ~ o. January next. Have seeded 100 bushels sbest n,
had IN this land.
TsEsA-Only = small cash payment rsquired. the ts,idp. IN
early, ID mturgooEf -. ,NfIV
Hovsrisvine, Va, Oct 29-qiviv a. A. iiiNcoGK
PtfHsHCiANs vim Md a large ana choice
Hpck ol perfectly fresh ad reliable Medicines. eetsrtst
exprcssly ior County Phvscsnt, Family and rantsuop 80
Ihsmcsl lll f.Aimaceutcal preparations, n our own manu-.
iaelurs maas sie,y. VI secordsncei With thc United states Phsr.
macopuia, oi mh medical ehleary, the same . are fspensefbv
ne subscrbers II an extensive prescription ana NORTHUMBERLAND
ness md fT whlch NE Virginia Mechanics Institute swsflsS ~
Fair. 0VNe
Al,a, me choicest ferfumery, from ne mou celebrated
Anencahi .nsseh ahd french feffumer Toilet soap-, Cosmetic.
r,ny "g2a OGmh, hru,hes ~ sl hnis, Premium west End
Colugne water fremilm Surgical fnaumenfa. HI real y.,-fr
~ = NV wv" ohef arucles IN The dFuf line, for ale
- hlDLEY a %ROHtNRON.
facucal Chemists and rharmaeeuuita.
ooe7 Cotnrr ~ th and frantin Streets Rfchnond.
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TWO NEW NOTES IRON wORCFSrY,s-
PI NNS

PIANOS
4 BotT PtANOS.-we are pp-aIed,o,
- Nmes Tor Information In regard 10 a.. - E-@za--
Of ~ -. LuhlES Personal knowledge NEII
~ - : ~ % aim o. SUPERIOR merit 20 him Fsr -sv,nr.4',
uhl-h, anu durability OF material, and ,h- ei.,rs,,. -,
te musiea, qualities Of a hnt-E-te Ins,runn.rt NJ esH. ~
u.WINrru-N. l. 'Jhl. -f0psrfs.se EI. L. fNso
We have 10 nlaay Says and at many time .xrrss..,o,-uA
-. praise ct American mechanical All. and T. -
,-,s n sLsse piano manufactory % Horatio Morrrsi.r a..
caSt,-.l,Ina aI,h opinion, and re are ven convinced that I'm o.
-. et'n o. hrseb eauiifui tustruineLts ". Ar.5,aD. = 49,
ing i not eSeelnE, Europeans. The phlharma,i,
ID musiesl society N this eouu,ry. Ia. wo,rs,
/. - Asir grand concerts. We have lad grs In 49,, -
~ ts II years and Tad 40 dtaaiuutian Ia ele,-Brs = -
ne o tohe-h. T. L-pses-. March q. lSpa
1 am eon-ta-ty supphsd With a fail as.orty,.,, n, NJ. ~
W.. Sholes PtAnos, and shall be tnn.t hsupv 10 -, -
Shh me best Instruments, at the lowest pr.ss, ' '' P1''e
\. MORkis, Baokseirr. .; Main s.,
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THE CONTRACT,

While eonxratsl.itnE those who have had the good fortune 10 Be
BoKS BEAUTIFUL.
4 you'd remind those whose hair % % an Sdiou,un by nature or
griErlsd BY sickness or tine, that by aAa cssuaDonos Enessior
Hair Dye. they may, 80 far AZ ,hehairb eOheers.d, In Tz xsrT.s
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