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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-05

BLAcKwooD FOR JANUAKY.-This best Of
living Magazines opens the new year with =
most attractive number. Bulwer's master
piece, "What will he do with it'" is brought
to satisfactory conclusion. "Burmah and
tho Burmese is 4 review Of" A narrative Of
the Mission of the Governor General Of In
dia 70 the Court Of Ava" with notices Of the
country, government and people. A
Cruise in Japan Waters" is continued with
VI tagging interest, giving us . still further
insight into the manners, morals, customs,
&C., of the people of Japan, with some hu-
mosrous remarks on their apparent, lnot.real,
indelcacy in exposing their persons at the
public baths, in that delicious climate
How to Boil Peas" is not, as it's title indi-
Gates, dissertation on modern cookery, but
one Of the most witty. pointed articles on
the folly of making ourselves miserable, that
was ever penned. "An Juggling .SauRter "
claims to be Of interest to the general read
or as we'll as to anglers, and it is certainly
very readable article. 'Popular Literature
and the Periodical Press" is ably handled.
1t aims to show that the talent Of the realm
is leaving other professions, and concentra-
ting in the press, and especially the per,odi-
cal press Of Great Britain; to which fact,
more than to any other cause, may be at
trbuted the decline of the drama, and the
lessening interest felt for oral discourse,
whether from the lecture room or the pull
pit The article is worthy a careful persu-
al. 1.-The Royal Proclamation to Iadia
closes the list of articles in this interesting
number, and gives US the Tory view Of the
present condition and prospects Of that vast
country, as compared with what they were
under the rule of the famous "East-India
Company"
We are pleased to notice that Blacku0od,
this month, is printed on much better paper
than we have ever before seen it, and the
publishers assure us that this improvement
will continue.
Price, 50 year. Office, "a Gold street,
" Y; Leonard Scott L Co, Publishers.
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A NEW STYLE MACHINE.

PRIZE FIFTY DOLLARS.
II s no longer question. ed that Machines the
best IN use for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER, AND STITCH
IN the most superior and the only Machines
n the market that we'll simply made that
they may be into families other insruc-
tons than contained in a circular which accompa-
mics each machine, and from which 4 CHILD or Ten
YEARS may readily learn how them, and keep
them in order. They make upwards OF
fIFTEEN KTyDRED STITCHES 4 MINUTE,
And vii! DO the sewing OF family cheaper than a
stress do IL, If she at the one
cent .Our
Is there husband father. brother in the United
States who Will permit the drudgery of hand sewing IN
his family, when a Grover Baker Machine will il
better eSpeiously, and cheaper than posi-
bly, be done by hand J.:
offices Of Exhibition and Sale:-49J Broadway, New
York; !, summer Street, Boston 100 Chestnut eet
Philadelphia; l3I Baltimore Street, Baltimore IS wes,
Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
igenctes in az he priHcipaI Cites aud To'ons the
THirsd .StGtes.
sC-SESD FOR CIRCULAR jan22
- To ORTON1.> BOOE STORE for School Books,
~ Stationery, or nice 30 Obs for Children. ian29
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Court Building.

twill be seen by our legislative synopsis
that an appropriation of $4,000 has been
made to complete the Supreme Court Build
;nr at this place. The Senate had allowed
. larger sum, but the House cut it down.
The sum will be sufficient, We presume, SO
far to complete the building that It can be
occupied, while another appropriation may
become necessary to give it the finishing
touches" The building will be an ornament
to our city. 1t is handsomely located, with
sufficient ground around it to justify the ex'
penditure upon it of little horticultural
taste. This, with the fine public square and
the splendid residence of Mr.. Reddick in
the same vicinity, must in few years hence,
when our CITY will be able to do justice to
Washington square, make that the hand
soonest quarter of our city.
The Douglas and Fitch Correspondence.
This will be found in to-day's paper, and
will be largely read. If any body can see
in it anything like backing down" en- the
part of Senator Douglas, as the Republican
papers allege, they lave keener optics than
We can boast But if the correspondence
should even show a squirting that way, as
it certainly does not, it must be borne in
mind that Judge D., as we'll as Mr.. Fitch,
for the matter Of that, was controlled
throughout by his friends. who were such
men as A. e. Brown, of Mississippi, Jones,
of Tenn, &c, men who profess to be versed
in all the nicetes of the code duetlo. The
Truth is, there was not difference enough be-
tween the men to justify misunderstood
ing, and their friends wisely concluded it
would add to the reputation of neither to
shoot the other for nothing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-05
1850 POPULAR TRADE 1859
Ribbons & Millinery Goods.

RIBBONS, RIBBONS! RIBBoNS.,!
To Merchants, NliRers Jobbtrs, Dedtersin Ribbons
Millinery Goods, amt Cash Buyers al Sec
fiohs 81 the country
The Cash Ribbon House. 1l6 Chambers ST., NeIc York
ESTABLISHED 1888.
"E have originated "A new prncipe-a new era in
w the Ribbon Trade, whereby IN axe this business
PLAIN, SIMPLE AND STAPLE THAT BROWN sHEkrINGs
" 81 for Cash We Buy for Cash
We satisfied with PER CENT PROFIT Ask no Sc
cond Price. Have all our Goods marked in pain Fg
Hres, that man, woman, and child buy alike and
receive the value for their money.
Our prices for best Tafeta Ribbons, all colors,
No. II cts per piece, No. s34 cts per piece,
Mo- 2eN do No. 9 s739 do
No. 3 235a do No. IL x1Oe2 do
No. 16 si.4,h per piece.
Ne Offer Fancy Ribbons, az Styles al Clors, all qud-
titles, at prices defying competition,
and for cash only
Our Establishment is the centre of attraction for
Ribbons. Quick Saes,"" Light Profits" and I" Good
Value" for Cash.
ROUCHEs! ROUCHES,,
New Styles and Patterns, at saving of 80 per cent.
from credit prizes. Examine samples and be con-
WINGED.
BLOND LACES, CUTTINGS, &c, &C.
Our line of these Goods always full. We Import and
g job them once for per cent advance. Marked
prices all Goods in plain figures" sdring Of 40
per cent. on these Goods from credit prices.
Our intention is make the Ribbon Trade as staple
in regard to prices domestic goods To do this
We are Union Men. mo North - No South" We
solicit the patronage of Merchants in every section Of
the United States and the servants of all who favor
US with their trade and patronage.
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
lie Chambers Street, New York,
n ar the Hudson River Railroad Depot.
r.. WALLER. janis
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WARRINGTON. January %, 1859.
SIR: Your note of last evening was han
ded to me at II n, to-day. Your explana.
ton in regard to my son being noso explicit,
| have no hesitation in saying that if you
had excepted him from your charge, or
not made it general, would not have deem
ed myself warranted in repellng it IN the
cords of which you complain as Offensive,
and which, in consequence efyour erpLana-
tom, I now withdraw.
am aise informed by your note that if
you had not been mistaken in relation to
my remarks on the subject of your misrsp-
resentation Of my sentiments, you would at
the instant have made proper response.
This likewise enables me to say that, in my
closing remarks explanatory in the Senate
Of my share in an exciting debate upon a
subject not relevant to anything before that
body, and the responsibility for tho intro
duction Of which rested solely with you,
should have withdrawn, Ls now do, the
second offensive remarks, if you had made
the same satistactOry explanation then you
have now made. Respectfully, &C.,
&. n. FITCH.
Hon. S. A DOUGLAS.
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Regular meeting. Present: Mayor Glover, Aid.
Wade, Leavens. Drew. Farming, Richardson,
Wells, liohau, and C@lhsn,
Adjourned one week. J. AVERY, (tyc..rt.
IAN. -, I-5e
Adjourned meeting. Present: MAYOR Glover,
cy. flaming, Richardson, Hobsn, Hamalle, Calkin,
and Putnam.
Minutes OF last two meetings read and approved.
Petition of G. W. Pierce for privilege to put hay
scales the side Of La Sale 81, opposite the
court house. was presented.
Hoban moved to grant prayer
Ayes-Richarison. Hoban, and Hamaile-S.
Noes-Leaveus, Wade. Gray. Armour, Drew,
Fanuing. Clancy. and Cakn Putnam not III his
seat Lost.
Petition of J. Ward 10 have the city limits ex-
tended. presented.
Clancy 10 receive and refer 10 select commit
tee. Carried.
Committee-Gray, CLANCY, and Armour
On motion Of Gray,
RsSoied, That the city council IS IN favor OF ex,
tending the boundary OF the city, and that SAID
committee ascertain the proper additions to be
made, and send the to our representatives III
the legislature, with request TO endeaVor 10
amend the city charter accordingly.
Report of the city surveyor of estimate OF cost
of cess pool in Pine St sewer, SO IL, by l. B De
lano, contractor.
On motion of Drew. the report received and
SO Al ordered paid Delano.
On motion of Gray, two were added TO the com
mittee of one TO whom referred the bill OF i.
b Deano for making ditch in V Hoes field.
Committee w ade and Armour.
Gray, of special committee. appointed to asccr-
tain amount of city Indebtedness, and report on
the power of the council TO pay interest, reported
CITY debt on general orders. 81 S33 o. and on ST.
perior and Paul St orders 81 100. and recommend
ed that the city clerk be authorized, on the pre-
sentation and cancellation Of outstanding orders,
to issue new in lieu thereof, 10 the holders Of
the same adding to the face of the orders ten per
cent from the date of the orders TO date of is
sue damages for compartment, and that the clerk
have power in regard to certificates of sale Of
lots on La Sale ST. improvement assessment.
Drew TO recelye-carrled.
Gray to adopt report.
Ayes-Leav ems, Gray, and Putnam.
Nocs-Wa de, Armour, Drew, Clancy, Tanning,
Richardson Hoban Hamalle, and Calkin-9-lost.
On motion of Richardson, SO much of the report
of the clerk referred to in the report of the
mittee as relates to city Indebtedness proper,
ordered to be published with the proceedings, viz:
Dir.
May 4th lS5S-Am't of outstanding city
orders, $2,6.3 IA
| Jan oath, ls53--Am't orders issued from
4th May, '5S, to date, $3.50 %
sll,723 81
CIR.
Jan a. '59-By tax reed of coll for SO. 1851 81
do do clerk do 500 90
do BY amt license of clerk, 81, 339 90
do BY amt liquor license, '5s, $500 90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-05

As to the other ground of offence admitted
in your reply to my note, have to say that
did not understand you to assume to cor
rect me in quotation OF your language, as
was unsconcious Of making Eany such cita-
ton, but to repeat the Original offence in
another form; otherwise, would haye
made proper response on the instant.
This explanation, which is due alike to US
both, on the points presented in your reply,
affords you another opportunity of with
drawing the offensive words which you ad.
matt you applied to me in yesterdays debate
Respectfully, &c, S. A DOUGLAS.
Hon. GRAHAM N. FITCu.
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ImDOrlaut Notice..

To the citizens IF Ottaua and Pdrme Of In Sale Co.
IF you want to large and complete stock of Gro
ceries Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, &c, just drop in
the OF La Sale and Mill streets, the Illinois
River Bridge. am daily receiving from the Southern
and Eastern markets fresh supplies comprising in part
TEAS, NOLASSES,
SUGARS. SYRUPS
COFFEHS, RAISiNS,
SPICES, PRUNES, FIGS, &c,
Which am selling cheaper than at prices 10 defy
competition. lf-b5 WI. WALKER.
r. LYLE DIGKEH.
Attorney at LH1c-Ottdtc1, Illinois.
Once in Post Office brick block, corner Of Madison
and Columbus Streets.
Doors open constantly from A NJ. to IA p NJ feb5
Valentines!
II HAVE good stock OF Valentines, Envelopes and
Cards. All who love fun give me a call, a, the Book
and Drag Store tfeb5l T.. y. GRIGGs.
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Counci! Proceedings.

jan. =. I>)-
Regular meeting Present: Mayor Glover Aid.
" ade Leavens. Drew. Tanning Richardson,
Wells, Hobau. and Cak.n.
Adjourned oie week. J. AVERY, Cfyti.rt.
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I'oTO ORTOE'.> BOOK STORE for School Book
" Stationery, or nice 30 obs for Children. jan29
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CoTO ORTOE'S BOOK STORE for School Book
" Stationery, nice Books for Children. JAMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26

RfTuENrp.-Emmh Holt, the little girl who was taken
from the custody Of Mrs. Magil, Of this city, about four
months ago, by the interpodhon Of the law, has been
brought back 10 Richmond, by her mother, Mrs. Holt.
and restored 10 Mrs. Maglrs guardianship Tho Ricb'
mond correspondent Of the Petersburg Erpress says.-
"ltis said that the Philadelphia ladies Who had promised
20 do everything for the mother and child that they
little Emma 10 Mrs.. Magill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26

ASusEUSrs-At the Theatre, tonight, an attractive
bin Is offered. Sec the advertisement In another col
ann.
AZ tho Metropolitan Hall, wyman. the magician aud
Ventrloqnist will give one Of his popular exhibitions.
AZ Cornthian Hall, Wells Harmonious very non.
ular troupe-vill give a concert Of negro minstrslsv. az.
The southern Ethiopian Nightingale win DO The sane
thing ~ Odd Folows' Hal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26
EMORY d HENRY COLLEGE-
WASHINGTON CnINIY "a

FINhk fan session 81 this Institution will commence NJ ,he ism n,
August next, and continue p weeks The So ring session be
gins The day amer the close Of the Pail session and eon,Inur "a
NSeeks The charges for the entire cole gist. wear an t9 -.
~ tl.s Of which tIah required 10 he paid In advance, and
the other tI5 nj the end Of the hrt Eve month. Til. sun Inciua..
our charges for Tuition, Bodrd, Fuel aEd oosaaoerf re- We
IA OF hO.e seeking a place for the education OF their son. and
sArasto note carefully the ADVANTAGE which We are Offering. Our
De.nont gTad. y scholarship, ability and experience Of the feuI.
y, excellent discipline. thorough coufss Of in.truetlon mi h,h
rank Of our graduates, have already secured Us the largest n.,ran,
ase y any College In the State. For . catalogue or for ay BAR
- ~. 4 Elk Willy, PDt
IUyt-oAcU Emnrr y q Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26

The orygenated Bitter', aside from being the best
remedy which, medical science and research have discov.
cred for the cure Of Dyspepsia, is an irresistible cure for
scurvy. No vessel should go to sea without a suunlv of
this boon to the sea-faring man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26
VERY HEAITIFUL AND HIGHLY pEsI

ana I'D st-., for sale ut AuctIon.-kti the request n he
oNreT, - NLi sell n public auction, on the nrerpi.,s ~ ~
d"y, he 2,th day o. Oct Der. isa9, commencing at Z o'elscE, p
y That most beautiful lot located a. above toppo.He the rrsllsnrs
Judge jobs Eohrrtsou) fronting lGJ feet on the youth sIJ- ~
stree. NV "' AWEd
IL uMbe suhdiVliet into smaller lots according TO a plat and
-lrrey 10 be shown AZ the hour q s1le. Takiny I'M, rou.tJa,,,-.
Ms sl-f3i-d petition % M, property ~ fact that It irants on The
a'lh stdeo Main - andh = very fail dep p. AMI III la-a.i1,
and nhshherh"oi tGnr excellent. q l. believed. thar. fgr are
H"eInF, there Is 'cAEcry another lot 10 this city OF ls sze HAT
Cau compare &c H. ' "A
IrE-one ourh cash; balance ~ 9, Ia and Is months Tor nj.
~. T notes interest added, Secured BY a trust deed, or tlia re-
"'-sl 81, GODDIN a ~APPERSoN,
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YERY DESIRABLE \ CoNVrNIEnrI,

v iocntro Ss' sid'nre, on rh- Corner OF CLAY
am u y STR cts, for Sni' M AuctIon-wni be soii,
On itfSpAh afternoon, The 1t ~ November ISa. on fhe mem,
IS Nfoeioek, the large and desirahly located brick da.lhps a.
ne corner o. Cay and &h streets, nov in the oceupsDcv O. NT
Il HasseL ~ the annual rent % 400.
The lot has = front Of g4a feet, and A denth Of IfsL f., .. -
sney j feet Sld%. The dwelling has about 10 room. ana IL g.
ished nom cellar 60 rarret. There Is In the yard a new brfek
sNehea, coal house, ke The premises IRE In good order, having
been thoronzhly repaired = few years ago
ihAss--Oneihhe cash; balance n I, H. :, ~ and i6 month"; for
- No'e' interest ADDED, secured by Strut deed, or title
GoDDlN h APPERsoS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26

FATAL AccIDESr.-Yesterday forenoon, between 10
and IL o'clock, James Hardin, an apprentice at Coles
cooper shop, was fatally injured by being caught in the
machinery, while in the act of placing a belt on the puI.
ley. He was whirlcd around until both legs and one
arm were ~dreadfully crushed and hanged. The sufferer
who was only about fifteen years Of age, was conveyed
to his fathers residence, in Henrico county, where he
soon died. He was beloved by all his acauaintances.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs 4 co. Manager.

TRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.. Managers
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
ENH q co. having obtained
IL from the Legislature Of Delaware, u LOTTERY CONTRACT,
70 continue In operation for a period OF TWENTY YEaEs. and
having given bonds to the State for One Million OF Dol
lars. for the prompt payment OF all price sold, Ar now drawing
Al Wilmington, Del, the Consolidated Lotteries Of Della ~Are. for the
benefit OF internal improvements and other purposes, and the ss.
sex County Lotteries Of Delaware, for the same objects.
All drawings under the superintendence Of Lottery Oonnisdon.
ers appointed by the state.
Prires paid A. soon a drawn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26

MAros's ccUrr.-Ihe follos Wing cases were disposed Of
by the Mayor, yesterday
Jno. Draper, said to be n Philadelphia free negro, was
arragned for being in the Commonwealth, contrary to
law. When arrested, he was armed with q revolver and
dirk. The Mayor confscated the weapons, and required
Draper to give security for his departure hence, within
ten days, and TO keep the peace In the meantime.
WIN. Mato, slave 90 Turpin a Yarbrough. for stealing
two pair pants from Solomon Littaner, was orderedt to be
logged.
WIN. Banks, slave to l.. r. waring. for threatening to
assault and beat his wife, Nancy, slave to Tho. whecley,
was similarly disposed OF.
Ro. s. Davis, leader Of the gang Of rowdies who re-
Gently attacked and beat unonending citizens, in the up
per part OF the city, was arraigned on the charge of III
ding a horse at full speed TO and fro on the sidewalk OF
Broad street, west Of Foushee, into the midst of n group
Of children. Several Of the little ones were knocked
down. and one of them, Emma fenwich, was injured
Security required for his good behavior. and case sent to
Grand Jury.
Geo. Hannegan, from Philadelphia. for being drunk
and asleep in the street was committed for ten days.
Henry Saal, for threatening to assault and beat John
A. Perkins was discharged-thsc complainant having with
drawn the charge.
Several other cases were continued.
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BY Vas ~ TAYLOR a son. AUCTs.
VERY RIAL RsT.rp q,

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ANN
Hooded Cows, Mules, Hor. ., FnrmInr Impi,,
ton. % James River, In the county Of Ch-sts. neli oppost- ciy =,
Richmond. on TUESDAY, the en- day on p.e.ms.r = usyo'
meneng At l0H o'clock. M. the balance Of the Real Esu.,e h.
longing 20 said estate containing 8,4L .errs ~ ~. M. ~
follows: $50 scres Of highly improved farming land. Wing about
ne centre oithe farm ~" acres In woods, lying on the P.t-r-burr
Railroad, within one mile u the town u M.nch~E.rr lar, :,
,en iNhieh = h-a'hJ wooded. also. valuable chart propfrty
yinF on James River, extending from the tsrminus Of he D,nvry,
Railroad 20 the town OF Manchest~r, upon which iher- . y,T,i
iabiElmeutz
Ana =, ~ O'clock, " on the sane day. win ~ sold any vaiua.
dren. NV "a"
Twenty four superior Mich Cows Of ihe mort Irnprov.d .,a.k. l..
young Cattle; I yoke 90 Oxen, and about 20 Hogs
IHeniy four young add well broke Mules, superior animals. ,ur
Horse. &c.
AlaTse variety Of Farming Implements, consisting In mar, of,
ref'1Tis IhrAShng HsShtn-, ? ReaPerS, 2 Drills, l CIod crusher,
ASo1, 100 earet Corr. a lsrge quantity shuels, Fodder, and
TENS % SALN FOR the real estate, all sums OF isOD and M.
der, one ihiri cash; the balance ~ !, 2, and 8 years; for Ali .pn,
1880 and under $1,000 = cash, the balance at !, ?, and
years Tor Ill suns over $1,000, one hth cash; the balance Al 1
= : and ysaS. the purchases TO execute negotiable nctes,
YIN Interest added, payable semi annually, and secured bv tr,,
d,.ds F9rthS slave, cash; Tor an other pefgonal property, sums
y slu' and under, cash; over siO0, 6 months credit for nro
negotiable notes, with interest sddsd- sAN'L M1Ry
Executor OF jos. Mara, decd.
- = sn. ucts orlg-tds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26
By GoDDIN a APFERsoS. Aue
-
DEAUTIPUL SQUARE OF CRp. g.

SQUARE OF Z X In sgd
- ncy. FOUNDED ny Dover, Elniwood. Par.
and Meadow Streets, with the buIidIpys md
improvements thereon, for Sale af A ucfIon--
vi . sou Auction, on he premises. on Thursday, the 9Th
"etooer' 49,. commencing At ! o'clock, p NJ, the valuable real
estAi., located as above, nov occupied BY Mr. VIM. n, met and
sHlhlns The residence Of Mr. Edward @ Howard, Formerly Thom.
abCroueh) The land, for the most pa-t, lies most beautiful m.
Improvements consist 81 4 Brick Dwelling, besides 4. !, ~ IsIr. sn5
excellent Brick building. covered with slate, untended tr = snol..
hoaseJ The iand Shl be divided according 10 a Plat and Euryry
20 be exhibited ~ the hour Of sale.
IGN>-onefoGrih cash, balance At Z. Il and Is months for M
tainrd. GOnDrH a apprpSCS" uur"
= SHE foregoing property, as a rIoie, can be bou1st an nj.
vAfe sale. ofs a. y"
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co TO a.. w. mINNIs, PHoI

49, GRAPH AND PINE ART GALLFRY vii MAIN sr
and see his ne. aud beaaifal Rooms, and the nnr specimsn. o. Ar
Una, deeorais the walls. livery variety Of picture bslonxin % The
Photograp hic art may there be seen In al Es beauty photor,.nn.
taken In every form and variety Of hnkh that ri or ,.n,rt-ps.
has Introduced, eolored In water or oil color. from nIn5.,.r. H.
life size, making a pie asing miniature In water, OF effective portr,I,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-26

with double Souudinr Ho,rd -
T ~. iANLoh has just received one of the ah'y. ArF-EZg1
aid says ofr- u hFtI 4 II
IH.NS@ FiANo fuEIE-PerfccIon T. a oraHty Which h...--
been eiaHled fr the Piano For@. m. r5.st -" never
49, ~. m4ksr' have sil len something 10 he don ~
~, he Instrument 20 the hirhtst poirt NJ, -.
mus Sene.e that u could reach Ne-t't 10 ne ory,rs-F - -
-. - ~ slouh has been, We believe, esteemed n. r,..t -
ssposssi. - H \ To asEimiiate the Pan, Forte as rEueb
gRHI ~ violin In construction. Il then eyt4.r.is -
Ghs Sgrtty ~ NE utmost sIort o. scientific isb,-t !, .-g
Ia - noS 70 have been achieved ~ the frv-7t,.r
Drtgu' Pstrnt Pano. N'ts' 70 fhoEn a. he
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sPLESpn SToCK OF PIANO rORTEs.


COOP, vel made and properly adjusted Plane
~ fOrtes. are very scarce. We hnvs 49,, -crIz-
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