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5s-~NAvx YARD BUnDING,--ss
MEMPHIS, TENN,
V5E CRCDE ellis lsinE excessively ava fsr TAI
1 NJ 6 FuRPo As, and is ghIy IscOmasbdsI. Ths
RHEAnHEn ma
Desirable e. cal Estate for sale.

OPFAR tor sale accommodating terns ny vsry aesra-
be tact 50 land The Nashville .pooS
kairoSi GIT nis AAzhvie, ~ the Antioch Depot Tks
is god is vel Estseu with three sprnSsAn
&c ash pond The dwelling Is bck s,Tsa
oDh Oitck ktelsns tDsAe Logse and brsk
Etn ali Necessary 0ai E0Ise Al handsomely les ed o
sSnisUCe eoufoTt
srenises.
aJ eTGp and EOck will be cold nth desired
oovzA-dlm" JAMFBv. aAYA
stOTe for Rent.
ENRoN TIE es OF January ths three sory
GOFth she Union street. byrWs,n Oolle, hsrrg,
he next uss l. Ois.s he psss,ge Lads g
stors, each when bssnass dis
b. Ohr conducted hout iuererencs- Lbs
Of th= &c in S.sbyills GLd veil EdApted ily
TSceTg Dig g0Ods boots md sroes, BPgly
D. BERRY,
nov % I'm At AaOss HaEHtons.
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WAAPsD-Att this OfaOe, q hey to fold papers.
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stayed.

st aged
ENRoN Ii" Itbls Of Thomas Will Green Hill,
III small HSaY waves bIira n rshI syS, vi the
h4I rub Cd OF both eyes aIdu her hips RiIh'F
bth hid white bsTS uGr6 wilt hs Siven for Ter
T,soVsry. IdteIc-aIW JskBB WH1TsETT,
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RemOTRIs

Our Office has been thus dsv removed to rooms
over Planters Bank.
E n BRUcE & Co.,
Beef and Fork Packers for Government.
Z 5acy.Jr, N rs-.Hr 1900 asl ..--...
NSSNrA@A-' - y -r-er 20.
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TENNEssEE LEGssLATURE.

Reading Matter o. Every cage.
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The Present. Past and Future.
oRATIos delivered By Colonel ". n BnB0, EssA.
"a Vile, October 18th, ISL Price 20 csu y mail, .
cents
ALbsrsl deduction MAZE ts the trade.
nov - din GREEN HAGAH.
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CLOSING OUT.
VETE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE sFOCK
~ Of
piKe FYandics, assorted BrEads;
Zine " DO;
Fine Old Bob Fson County Whisky;
Fine u HeW-ous Wh.kF;
TsDnetsee Y hite Ehi KY
Irish and scotch hiss.;
CCd0 sugar, as!sises;
Bacoa. VI ur. SAT-;
Rce, nails star Csn6.es;
aAking GlAssW4e;
Piesles Fine rob,s,S ssgGrs, SruR, sc, 10, As.
Ali O. which o1sC 20 the tr de with closng cut
BILL & AKERsSN
asES.f4 - 4 Is MaRka States,
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For RRmf.

tut HtHty
SSBE 'sir be oEss Cedar street. assy ssSzEsd Mr.
! job TEnb,s ApIIy 70
Ssel0 dim ". MEREDITH.
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wagons and Teams Wanted
WILL sivs constant employment to tHo GOOD ix muk
teams, hSung aud FROM Manchester Persons wishing
Sapoyneat having and having good wagons and teA H
please call iRnediatsly. ). WHITMAN,
ncvz3-sE
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One hundred thousand hoop poles wanted for the
Confederate Coopery.
neYiTdIw EN- BRucE & Co.
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Wanted.
THE INSUR ANCE OFFIes
w. J. MARR,

Opposite the Sewanee House, on College street, il
the place to obtain Insurance in some Of the odeB
and NEST reliable Southern Companies noy20-1
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Wanted Immediately, 10000 bushels corn, deliv
cred at race track, or at our pork house, to feeO
Government cattle and hogs, for which We viii
pay the highost market price in cash.
z. n. BeUcE 4 Co., Agents c. S. A.
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AIOre for Rent.

EDGEFIELD, q kENTUokY
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AND CHATTANOOGA q.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA r. ,
6W@RR7
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND ABFRA
: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 2Oth, Iss1s
eazsnEsr Trains sEasAEs and ChGsraDOoga Aa.izSsS
come Hast.
leave NAahViIIs 1t bis n Ead 300 P n:
Arrive e. Chattanooga 1870 A aud rs ,.
ooNIEe HEsf
Leave OhattanooEa Il s:3n snA 90 p y.
AFYiVs Ct Nashville ct 7:3U a k1h 4dOR n.
FHEl Trains leaving Nashville At els NDOnneel a va
II with ehebyVlle Branch Il TuIahozas with AeAin1
die and Manchester Railroad aaS At Dscbd Nth Hincee
81 ChattA noogE With Western ana tlaHde hAIlrosd
Ths Trains leaYnS nsanVlis al J.OU n, AZ Wa
With ehsl6yVills Branch, 81 Stevenson with MSPhis
JkAris0n RAroad, and At CHATTANOOGA With East Tenn Al
|, @eo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets 70 Tie following points, Gad =. prices enne
ID, can be had q all AoGES aPphon 70 the Ticket Agsn
/ 1t 0aos, 81 Dopsti
Ssfy.
Eynenn11B - -
ARoxSllle " ~
q %
y %
A1een y a.
~ ~
AbI4Ht4 y
Columbus .-s- - ~
" -
H1nsSFiIle ~
3f1nc Janet1el .-... IL W
memphis ~ ~
Holly Springs, AtnI.-... II "
QGaton-...-..-.... IL 81
HS8 Orleans. q 90
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URtsn Bank Of T. aneesee.
NASHVILLE, December I 1851.
xLEoTI0S for eleven DirssorS, 20 the ensuing
ySaT, will b lido At Ihs Banking HOuse, MOud tie
sth 1sy NJ JsnuaFs Ee1s
dec Ii ID OO%REY, Cashier
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WILLIAM S. CHEATHAH.
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ShOes for sale.
1890 pair mems asserted Brog2nl BY J. n
WARD l. Co.
Purchasers viii please call and examine them 81
EVANS L Co. Oct % 1851. dtf
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WfDNE NAI' DeOtUUeF, H. Ia6I.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at
O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

no longer baby-children, but angels, minister
ing to the apotheoses of kings and emperors,
who sincerely trust, have reached the desti-
nation which the courtly pencil of Peter Paul
ascribed to their dead majesties. Then there
is your fat schoolgirl, with long, fair ringlets,
prouse as a Louis QuatorZe perruque, with
fixed blue eyes that remind you unpIeasantly
of the Pantheon Bazaar and Madame Montan
arts wax work shop, and with dull, listess
fxity of demeanor that makes one always
wish to find out whereabouts the string is, in
order to pull it, and cause the eyes to move
and the great doll to squeak pa pa" aud ina
ma"
Yet another variety of the fat schoolgirl is
there in the romp, or "tom boy" who has
cheeks as ruddy and as hard as Ribstone
pippin who is continually grazing the skin Of
her arms, and tearing the trimmings off the
ends of her trousers who, if she lives in the
country, is in the habit of catching young
colts and riding them without saddle or bride
round paddocks who is always getting into
domestic trouble through her transactions with
a big black dog fond Of the water and of chivy-
ing cats who is always laughing, has tre
mendous appetite, and once fought with a boy
and came off victorious. The decline Of the
old fashioned system OF education. and the rise
of the seminaries and collegiate institutions,
where young ladies attend lectures on the odic
force and the Therapeutic Cosmogony OF An
cient Arts, has made the tom boy fat girl an
exceedingly rare specimen of femininity but
she is still occasionally to be met with-not.
ably in Westmoreland neutrality-suspicious., and in
farmhouses OF the West.
l lament the progressive extinction of the
merry fat girl. She usually grew up to be
jolly comfortable matron, with tribe of sunny
children, all as great romps as she had been.
Her picked walnuts were perfection. She
was one of those admirable women who always
give you something to eat when you call upon
them, and if you are neither hungered nor
athirst insist on your carrying away pot of
preserves or a slice of bride-cake with you. 1t
was in the golden age, and England was mer-
ry, England indeed, when those fat matrons
who had been fat girls flourished. They used
to entertain you at "meat teas"-bounteous
repasts, where there were sausages and press
ed beef, soused mackerel and polatocakes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

n K o. W. w | l. l. A M S ,
~ MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
COPPER, IRON, a. WOOD PUMPS,
LEAD AND BLOCK TIN PIPE,
Cast Iron Sinks, Hsbbs, stops, Wash Basins,
CEsSPooLs, SOLDER. TACKs. DC. &C.
Pumps, Lead Pipe, Bibbs, Stops &C., repaired, and
warranted to give satisfaction no pay.
W df Ill Main street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

FAT GlRLs.-Now OF fat girls there are sew
eral varieties There is your fat baby girl a
delightful little dumping ola child, every one
OF whose dimples is mine OF delight, and
every one OF The creases in whose rosy limbs
inspires you with an irresistible propensity to
tickle II. These are the little baby children
that Rnbens painted SO goripusly. He made
the little puffedout checks celestially ioseate !;
lie curled their flaxen locks like un.o the young
tendris of the vine; he tipped their little heels
and elbows with rich carnations he took
away their sex and made them epicene and
when he had added little wings Of green and
golden plumage to their shoulders, they were
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17
ROSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-This

ROSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-Th This
Institution, established for the benefit the sick
and suffering, whether rich poor is under the imme
date care of Dr. I. X. TAYLOR, aided by OF the
best consultation talent the city Affords The mnde of
treatment praetced embraces all the modern improve
ments which have been made by the professors and stu
dents of medicine surgery electricity magnetism psy
chology, and menta! and spiritual philosophy. Or. ay-
Tor is an experienced physician, we'll skul OPP
orator and manipulation During practice of twenty
wears he has been emnently successful in curing
Of worst OF Lung and Liver Diseases Dyspep
sa Rheumatism Neuralgia, Mental and Nervous Depres
sion, and Female Complaints, which have come under
medical Many cases of Nervous Prostitution, Neu
ralgia and Female Derangcments are relieved at a
single visit Diseases of the Blood from whatever
Produced treated by the eclectic with inva
rable success. Patients from distance, who wish
remain in the city while under treatment can be fur
nished with good accommodations and board at modcr
ate rates by communicating with DR.. Taylor day or
two before their arrival.
Office, consultation and operating rooms No. II Han
street All letters OF inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to DIR. Il X TAYLOR Bos-
ton.
p. S-Dr. Tavor's Medical Work for beth sexos, enti-
tied 1.-The Medical Companion, can be obtained OF MIN:
or Of W. V. SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher "a
when sent by mall Z diff APPS
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miscellaneous.
HE WAVERLEY PERFUME.

This and elegant Extract rvaIing in richness and
with great om the choicest aud most delicate
fumes ItneedS only to be used prove itself ndis
penable companion tor the toilet of
Prenarel n nv JOHN HILL. Apothecary, Me-
chanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass.
HILLS WAX PALM OF. SsiX TL1NT
POMADE.
This and ingenious Pomade is one of the most ee-
and delicate preparations for the hair that
be Produced it is given ranciditv like other
Domades but retains it freshness. and fra
GRANGE for long time 1t is easily dffused in
and it nnarts so brilliant and lasting hair
that it will command and receive the influence and pat
ronage Of all whose tastes are aporecatve and refined
Prepa ed only bv JOHN Q. HILL. Apotheeary. Me-
chanics Hall building Worcester Mass
HILLS GLYCERINE,
OR SWEET PRINCIPLES OF OILS, FOR IMPRov
ING AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR
This preparation first offered to the public in 1854
since which time, two important improvements have
been made suggested from time to time by those using
and by varied experiments, and in state
OF great perfection, and in and highly credtablc
secure to themselves valuable hair dressing and pre
sentative uil, that's really douhly valuable on account
OF its containing those essential elements that equ
site, while void those deleterious Substances
which generally and which are positively in-
rlous tbs hair and head. ed only by JOHN o.
HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces.
ter, Mass.
ESS. TONQUIN MUSK.
The difficulty of obtaining goou prers s,sN,
has suggested the propriey of introducing extract
OF this much desired and pleasant perfume IS quality
euarant ed aud excellence cannot fail t. be a-
knowedged upon Prepared only by JOHN Q.
HILL ApOthecary Mechanics Hall Buillng, Worcester
Mass. deodtf mch27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17

BAILEY, No. 1854 Court street Boston Mass.
mch25 d3m
M ANTED-SECoND HAND FURNI-
w TURE-For which the highest cash price will be
paid Persons breaking up housekeeping and wishing to
dispose of their goods for cash. without the trouble Of
auction sale would do we'll to leave their orders at E.
LAASON co, IS Auction and Commission Store, g. IS
and 20 Main street. which will be promptly attended to,
See advertisementin another column. dtf mhl3
A FEW PERSONS can be accommodated
IA with board and pleasant rooms BY applying at No.
Maple street, next door to the High School, d6t-ap6
WANTED-A Partner, either general
w special in a good paving business, well estab
lished and located in this city, with capital of $780,
Address IS. L. NJ. Post Ofhce. MARI diff
WANTED = One or two travelling
w Agents, to sell Melodeons. Liberal inducements
will be offered persons who give satisfactory refer
as TO honesty and capacity for the business.
TAYLOR IL FARLEY,
f26 d3m Melodeon Manufacturers 3l5 Main ST.
A GENTS WAN TED-To sell an article
"A which meets with ready sale. Good agents
making 50 IS per day Apply at 1874 Main street.
address, enclosing stamp, Post Office Box 237, Worces
ter Mass. dti&N3t d.
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90 be get.

STORE TO LET = A very desirable
W Store situate in the Town Hall Building in Hollis
ton, Mass being an excellent location for tailor
miliiner For further information apply to AUG N.
CURRl Err, Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Co. S Office
Worcester, of the Selectmen of Hollston dSw ap9
no RENT-A lower Tenement of seven
Il rooms, the of Elizabeth and Farwell
streets, with barn attached. Inquire of EZRA KENT
No. Is Ne chanc street dit ape
ITO LET-A Tenement of six rooms in
Il good order with garden if desired. Apply at 9S
Chandler street. : diff app
A TENEMENT of six or seven rooms,
IN on the corner Main and Beaver Streets to rent
with use of barn. Inquire OF a. BANGS, on the prem
ises diff mclZ6
no LET-A well finished, commodious,
Il two-storv Dwelling House, nearly new, with one
acre of choice land attached pleasantly situated
Union Hill, the Ladies' College
Rent $500 per annum and may be conveniently divided
toaccommodae two families Address p. o. Box No. Il
dlw* mch23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17
Gaants.

WANTED = AGENTS. TO SELL
w PACKAGES OF STATIONERY AND JEWEL
RY at prices onetird less than be purchased else
where Call address. (stamp enclosed) J. L.
BAILEY, No. 1874 Court street, Boston, Mass.
mch25 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-17
patents.
Il MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
II, III, EDDY, Solicitor of Patents,

lAs VI
(LATE AGENT OF U. s. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
ACT OF 1872
40 STATE, OPPOSITE KILBY STREET, BOSTON,
After extensive practice ofupwards of twenty years
continues to secure Patents in the United States also in
Great Britain, France, and other foreign countries Ca
Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms and
with despatch Researches made into American or For
egn works, TO determine the validity or utility of Pa
tents Inventions legal or other advice rendered
in all matters ouchins the same Copies of the claims
of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar As
sgnments recorded at Washington
This Agency is not only the largest IN New England but
through have advantages for securing Patents
ofasceraining the paentablity oinvenon snsuTpass-
cd by If not UNNECESSARILY superior to- any which can be
prove that none is MORE sUCcEssFUI AZ TIE pa:
Is THE BEST PROOF OF 4DvASTAGE S iSD Adj.
hT9 he would add that he has abundant reason to be
eve, end can prove, that at other office OF the kind
are the charges for professional services moderate The
past has enabled him to accumulate vast collection q
specifications and official decisions relative to patents
zeal works and full accounts Of patents granted ii the
United States and Europe render him able beyond ques
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity Of journey Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here savedn
ventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
j regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and sui
cesat practitioners with whom nave had official inter
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more colPetent ana Iast'oorth
to secure torhem an early and iayoable eonslderaton
1.-THE Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
''BosToN, February s, 1883.
''Mr. R. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appcu.
tions all but of which patents have been granted
and that one is pending. Such unmistakablc prooro
great talent ana ability on his part leads me to recon-
mend all inventors to apply to him to procure their pa
tents they be of having the most faithful az
tenton bestowed their ard at very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGARI."
From Sept l7h 1851 to June l7h 1858, the subscriber
IN of his large practice made nce rejected ap
plieatons SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in his 1dror by the Commissioner OF Patent
n. r.. Ell.
Mt u N N & C o M P A N Y !,
-ANA Proprietors of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, and
Agents Tor procuring American and Foreign
PATIENTS,
WITH SIXTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE THE BUSINESS
Refer to Hon Judge MASON, Hon JOSEPH Holt, Hon.
W. d. BISHOP, Ex-Commissioners OF Patents, and to
more than FIFTEEN THOUSAND INVENTORS who have hal
business done through Mum d Co.'s Patent Agency.
PAMPHLET OF ADVICE sent free by mail.
PATENT LAWS and REGULATIONS, 100 Pages, % cts
mail.
Oiices No. 81 Park Row, New York, and Washington
d26 weoD6m&deod4m*
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TEENS OF ADV1
ADVERTISEMENTS published
a"squsre" for three insertions: and 20 cents 10
lequent insertion. Ten lines or iess) coz "A
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or hi an,
De charged extra rates Contracts by the year n.
made on liberal terms "
segment insertion Is cents. f eeen suo
~ AL transient Advertisements must be pa;d ;~
adrGnee Yearly regular advertisers will be renn,rsd
to make quarterly payments ~ - tuiieu
!, ~ No gratuitous Adverfsements. No report reso
lutions or proceedings of any corporation Society a.
association and communication designed 10 cali
non to any matter Of limited individual interest," can
De lnserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves resnon
sDle for that may occur beyond the amoun
charged for the Advertisement ~"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-05

ESOR SALE.-Farms HOUSES, Country Seats,
n Lots AMI Ground Rents fine Farm mile f on II e
eiSterstown Turnpike ard 10 miles Bamo {, con-
tanning liO well improved One acres in Lou
con county, Virginia the ICudon pShirr Rail-
road land IN high state Of cuN alton, buildings class
would he divided IL to tn farm desired price
So per acr One Of ITO the Western Mary land
Railroad, , miles from Baltimore. Apply to
mh26tf No u Ser ond tot
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BY SAMUEL. J. SoPER IL 90
"RUSTEE'S SAFE ~~,('.' -.~-

TRUSTEES SALE
n
STOCK or DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOoDS
On FRIDAY MORNING, June 7lll, ommrrcing at 10
ocoGH On second floor 81 auction rooms No ~ south
Chatl-s street, VII sell ny rd r Of thu trustee
~ 4 STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS
M HnNlStn% OF G+.ico-s, Lawns, Ginrhams NJ rIaines
diIS Can on Fian els, Rleached and Brown NusIIns
Drills, Stripes, Pant S uds, &c ~ i' "'''l''
ALSO,
1oh1et Sliks; LI"hons, lowers Spool Cotton Iaces
SIX MttS and Gloves. Worked Co lars Enbrrid
GOODS ''''' ) vi oU'eI r-ANC1
HS-rerms cash, in par funds. or delivery
SAMUEL }. SOPER 4 CO.
r,,o q. ,,r,o, 49, Auctionerrs.
JAMES r. CHANCE.
" kLATE AUCTIONEFR,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Dealer in all kinds Of AUCTION GOODS suited tn
both Cit and nnry Meich MS, who are REQ uested 70
annie the same before purchasing else a here.
JAMES r. CHANCE,
Cor mission Merchant
~ stories D T. corner Ba lm0re and h -rlas sis,
WnlH " kntranc. ON Charl-s
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SiaN0s anD 5ausif.

,,sEFassssgezrss-y GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
afsRRfasSSafEsySsf MAN UFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE
n II ~ IL NaKEEOOas
Nos. Is, IT and 10 n. EUTAW STREET
OFFICE.
NoRTHEAsT CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAYkTTE STREETS
The undersigned has hand one of the largest
ssSortments Of PIANO FoRrES in this city. which for
beauty of hnsh power and tone elasticity Of
touch, have by Judges been pronounced unriyaled -
The highest Premum-a Gold Melal-vas awsrt.e6 them
At the late Fair of the Maryland Institute held in October
1889. 1919 80 NU'0'0i'
Every Piano guaranteed for five years and privilege of
exchange granted aany within six months from day
OF sale, IL not entirely satisfactory
Terms and liberal call spectfplly solicited
before purchasing elsewhere ~
flanos taken in exchange hired tuned and repaired
d9tf rTENpv - rum
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= -.
,Anlnsfnlfltts.
|,ETIEENTI 0pE1. r,,,,r,,,-

fOETlNENTAL OPERA HOUSE
~ Engagement Of Miss JULIA ."hJ : the charming
Ell i0fCaE CsI-od Al a..d Minis
Grand Hatiusts for aides an CLildr every Noni Nv
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Afternoon admission
only 10 ct~ Evening entertainment 20 cts TO m parts Of
he hall New att'ac'ions VERY evening Cheapest and
coolest p'arr Of an II enent in he tity matt