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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-11-03

SATURDAY EVENING pOsT.--Wo adj
wise all who want good weekly paper,
to subscribe for the saturday. Evening
Post" published by Deacon & Peterson,
Sl9 Walnut ST., Philadelphia. Pa, at
So 30 aycar, 1t is one of the best lit.
Orary papers published in the United
States.
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wMrlELo, w. Va, October 9Th.

Mr.. Eitor;-On the night ofthe 25th
.abJut | o'clock, we we're aroused from
our slumbers by the firing of guns the
yelling Of rebs and Yankees. Before
tine bad ELAPSED sufficient to offer up
prayer or Sigh for those we love, the
Rebel Col. Wicher rushed into town
with 425 men, Capt. Reynolds, Eco D)
eth W. Wv C, had'part of lis men in
the rortifration4 woich were partly fin
ished. The rebsls charged on the iofIl
fca;ions several lines but we're repul
SGD with the loss of one Captain. The
name OF Captain Reynolds anl mon, will
ever be Oh rishel By the citizens of VIM
fell, whiIa memory lasts. They are
brave, they are gentlemen
CTlEEN
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EyWe call attention to the adver.
tisement of Nj. Paul Vollctt, in this
number Of our paper. He always has
on hand fresh bread, cakes, pies, oysters
pArdincs, ale and beer, together with a
large lot of fOmily groceries, Give him
q call.
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Local Matters.

To ADVERTISERS The Register has
the largest circulation Oft any paper pub
Iished in this section of West Virginia,
and the only one in this Congressional
District that is published regularly
and, therefore, is the best advertising me-
dunn in this section of the State,
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The Lacy;s Friend.

We learn from the November number
Of this New Magazine of Fasl ion aud
Literature, that ii has already attained a
large circulation The aim of its pub
fishers is to rival The three dollar maya
zines in the quality of their engravings
and contents. Thus it has given during
the present year, in every number, a
finely engraved and cOlored Double
Foshion Plate, while its other numerous
engravings are Of the best quality. Tie
long aud brilliant array g. tie literary
contributors to The Lqdy's Friend, near
ly all of whom ere ladies, is highly cred
liable 10 the Mag zine, and also 10 the
country, as showing how large aud cult
waited class oil lady writers ii possesses.
Many may wonder how any magazine
con be got up in so handsome and lavish
a manner as this is, at the low price Of
SO 50, saying nothing of the reduced
rates to clubs. the publishers say that
it is only done by having a very large
circulation, al money woul certainly lie
lost on a small edition.
We have scarcely left ourselves room
Ia sneak of The November number, but
We may briefly state that thereis beau
tifal and touching steel engraving, called
"Thc Empty Cradle very handsome
Double Colored Fashion Plata quar-.
tity Of other engravings, some of them
very pretty, and all very use 'ul 10 the
lndies-a piece of music and the usual
assortment of interesting stores, pootry.
&c.
Price SO so; . copies "a 90; 0 copies
SIG 90; 81 copies $500. Single num-
bors sent, postage paid, for 25 CENTS
A Sewing Machine Premium is also
given oil certain terms. Address Dea.
con & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street,
Philadelphia.
Now is the time to begin making up
Clubs for 1865.
'.'@' '"'3'', E, =. -, a..
a Dangerous Counterfeit FrecnbacE.
A well executed and very dangerous
counterfeit Government greenback, of
the denomination oil $50, has been re
Gently put aaoat, and handlers Of mon.
ey must keep sharp lookout, or they
will bO bitten hg il, Tke general ap-
poarance Of the bill is precisely that Of
the genuine, and the signatures perfect
fac similcs, A close examination, how.
ever, discloscs that the engraving is
coarsor, and the printing not quite rs
we'll done, while in the viguettO oil Ham
ilton the nose is less prominent, and the
lower part Of the ear, which in the gen.
uine is quito plain, is obscure. The
wordsin script, "Promse TO pay the
bearer are tomewhat coarscr then in
the genuine. The paper is usually good
for counterfeit note,
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A -.PROC1IA M,ATtON.

NTHEREAS,ty the law Of Congress, the
w Tuesday after the first Monday in No.
vember next, is the time designated for the
qualified voters of the several States to meet at
their proper places of voting and elect Electors
Of President and Vice President OF the United
States. And, whereas by an Act Of the Legis.
fatarc * tbs SAFE, omitted AM Act to rFgn,
late elections by tho people" it is made the
duty Of the Governor to give notice by proola-
nation Of the time Of holding such election,
aud the number Of Electors to be chosen.
Now, therefore, I, Arthur I. Foreman, Cover
nor Of the State Of West Virginia. do Issue this
my proclamation. appointing TuEsDAY, Tur srn
DAT or NovEMBER, 1864. as the day on which
will be held, in the several counties Of this
State, an election for five Electors Of President
and Vice President Of the United States. Five
Electors being the number tho State Of West
Virginia is entitled to according to her repre-
senation in Congress-.
~, Done a, the City Of Wheeling on the
H.. s Sth day Of September, in the year Of
t~N~' our Lord One Thousand Eight Hun.
dred and Sixty and of the State the SEQ
ond, Al. FOREMAN, Gov.
by the Governor;
J EDaAR BoYEss, Secretary Of State.
September 2S-Ia4-tU.
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VIM Lewis, A
j Bowman, A
WOUNDED.
Hiram Cobb, A, SO i1usly
Henry ] Haws, A, slightly
George Rogers, A, slightly
Jno Proll, A. slightly
Ssrgt 7 S Cunningham, F, slightly
VIM S Slaughter, F. slightly
Corp A NJ Parks, C, slightly
Amos Lambert, H, slightly
Richard NurkiuS, H, severely
Juo A Webb. H, slightly
Jas Adams, E, severely
Jas Walker, X, severely
Daniel Rifle, X, slightly
Corp Samuel Thomas X, slightly
Jno Taught, X, severely
Jno Kelley, 6, slightly
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D4N Tho ,itizcuS Of Washington have
contributed $1,000, Os a reward for tho
man who shall 6rst unfurl the national
Gag 10 the city Of Richmond,
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Married.:

STONACHER--CASH Married at Winfield
Putnam county, W. Va, on the 25th ull., by
Rev. D. H. X. Dix, Mr. Asberry Schumacher
of Kauawha county. to Miss S;acia Ann Cash
OF Winfield.
1TThe happy couple have our best wishes
for their future prosperity,
MISREPRESENTATION Thursday evening
the 9th ultimo. at the residence cf the
brides father DIR S. G Shaw--by the Rev
s. K..Vaugas, Mr.. WIN. l., Rqfnor to Miss
Judith Z. Shaw, all of this place.
GATEs--LEoNARD--on the Both day Of
Octobcr. 1861, by the Rev. G. =, Wiggens,
at the residence ofthe brides Sister in Mid
dlepWt, Ohio, Mr.. A. P. Gates, of Charleston,
West Va. to Miss Mary L. Leonard, of Mid
dleport Ohio.
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"a Gg The following is a list of the cas-
ual.ics in the 9th Va. Reg, near Win.
chester on the l0th of September;
KiLLED.
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Paul Vollett.

HAVING bought theihtetest ofJohn Trorgcr
ii in the store and Bakery establishment Of
the firm Of Messrs. Troeger 4 Co., will still
continue to carry on the Baking business al
the old stand on the corner, opposite the vir'
GINA House, Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, &c.
always on hand. Orders to furnish social par
ties promptly attended 10.
In connection with the aboveI have a good
stock Of Groceries, de- also keep good
quality Of ale On hands. ! ask for Rshare Of
the public patronage.
0J-l keep on hand for sale The best quail
ty Of flour. [noy 3ls6i-ly.
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vs. In Debt.
Levin Dixon.
The object ofthis suit is to recover Of the de-
PENDENT. the sum Of Sbb &c, with legal inter
est thereon until paid, and costs Of this suit,
and it appearing by the affidavit Of the plain.
tiff filed with the papers in the Office, that hiS
said claim is just, and that he ought to recover
from the said defendcnt til" sum aforesaid,
with interest and costs, MS aforesaid. And
il appearing further by SAID Cfidavit that the
said Levin Dixon is not residento Of this State
and that the afiitnt believes that the said dc.
fenden: has estates or debts due him within
the said county of Putnam
tits, therefore. ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order and do what is
necessary 10 protect his interest in the premi
SEES. Teste:
GEO. r. MONTAGUE. Clerk.
Hoge, PIP [oct l3-u26w4
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veuber 1854 and of John Moowsn go rs and Samuel A..
Morrison $50 81 for serving subpoaas for Court Of Special
Sessions for month Of November 1861 10 audited aud al
pristion for " officers md Witnesses Fees"
Which was sdop;ed by the 70 lowing vote: .
Airmatiye-Suprfyi-ors DAVIS by, Latte, furdy Roche
Smith. Stewart aud 1weed-8.
The Committee Printing and stsionery presented re-
port IN favor of adopting resolution, as i1IO"s:
Ecsorei That the bill Of Browe! Brctheys amounting to
elC68 e. for printing. stationery &C. frnhed the county,
audtet and allowed and the Con directed pay
the from appropriation for Printing, Stationery AID
Blank Books"
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Davis Ely, Little. Purdy Roche,
smith, Stewart and Iwetd-S
UNFINISHED DCsISTsS.
rcpor Of CONN iee Annual Taxes IA favor OF adopting
resolutions a. follows: .
Reso.reS That the hin Of Chas Wezard lumber fur
nishe1 Central bridge an0Hnn, 10 fs So be audited nnd
allowed at SOL - gLd tie Comp !oe 1rcctcd TO pay Il from
appropriation for and Maintenance of cCombs Dam
bndse.'
Which was To-, by the following vote:
Ailmaty.--uGt ryisor. Davis, Litllo end hoche-a
Nela've-Suleryisors Ely. Purify, Smith, ssswast and
Tweed-5.
NOTIONS.
Supervisor PUrDY moved that hen the Borr1 ourn DO
so 70 meet ndy next the "a instant, at clock
Which carr d.
Supervisor PtRpY moved that the Boerd do adjourn
watch carried.
Wbrreupon the Preside declared ths the Board a. cd d.
journed until Friday, I'D instant, at O'Clock p m.
JOS. Il. YOUNG, Clerk
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUN., THURSDAY. DECEMBER %. 1864

the President oths Board f CouneImen, and each Of the
the sum Of one thousand doIs for service. rendered
amount to be charged Ny the Comptroller the appropriate
account An
ins out the word. 1.-THE Pesdest OF tho Board Of Aldermen,
the President ofihs Board Of Councilmsn, and"
Which WIS carried
Alderman JKRxsnH here arose to point Of order and
stated be- hs, by the forty 1h section Of the Amended
Charter Of 1851 was not competent for this Board enter
tain the question. or consider the resolution. :,
Tie PRIspKsTpr m declared the point osrder not wen
Alderman JEREMIAH appealed from tie decision OF the
Clair. iii, :. A.,
Chair stand a. tie judgment, OF thi. Board -
Was decided 10 The Affirmative by tie following vote;
AGirmaiiveAderncn Fox, Jsnes, Henry, McCooL shsn'
non CLipp Mcknight Ryers Hardy, belly Ma'eIson' ot'i
we'll Farley and Lonr--N
Kesstivs--Ahiernsn Jcremiah-l.
TIE question then taken the adoption OF TIE resou
;ion amended AID the was carried BY the following
Afirmn,ive-s M.rmer Fox, Jones, Henry Mccool Shan
Chip, Mcknight Hardy belly, Ma.teron' O'si"en'
Ercst.ys-Allermsn Jeremiah-1.
Resolution y boafd OF Codnclmen) that permission be
yysn 20 the ef,ees OF pier number North River
10 Icp,r md mise the pier 20 eoe.poId with the changed
sa ~ Inc st.ee, and IKE sch ohe enet, may
& G Comptroller i. Lerrby iree,ei to pay the cost OF tho
timber snd labor eily used in the raising OF the sEi
Tr and 10 be paid ou OF any moneys not Otherwise aPti'
Which W.. concerned in by the following vote:
AfImaiive-A Fox Jones Een[y seTo9l, S Man.
non Chip, McKnsl Ryer., Jeremiah, Hardy belly Mas
terson. OiIwel Farley ana Lonr-l5
MOTIONS RESUMED. =.
Alderman KELLY uIoyed thai Wien tis koAd a'J urn u
10 adjourn to meet again Tomorrow" the 2st Instant o. TWO
Aaeaa FARLEY moved to amend by ma1ing the hour OF
nee h n: "a 1 Fps, Two G Sy Alderman Kelly
Whcrrnpon the fpfsIDEAT royed to amend by MAKING 'h'
A. an smi lrcnt to tho amendment. Alderman McCooL
moved to pato the hous OF meeting ole oc.ocA T. IN
Which was carried
A"' On D''''" 40 ''''' D. T. VALENTINE. Clerk
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Ovrrcs OF THE DEPOT QrARTERNAsrgB, I
Foar LgASgswoRrH, KANSAS. November ~, 1854
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA


qION-Sealed Proposals viii be received a, TIL. ohes
until u O'Clock the Dist day Of December, 1864 or The
lnnsPOraiOn of Military Supplies during the year 1862 o.
route No. L-FrOn, Forts Lesveuwoth, Laramie. saA
above year on bank Of the Missouri River north S
For, Lcavcnwoh and south Of latitude q degrees ncr =
sy pS' o. Of HeSt Dsos Idaho and uah south q
latitude a degrees north and of longitude ia degrees
NORTH Ddes to sa;e the per 100 pounds per loo nes
at which they will ran.por, said stores 10 each Of The nonths
Rocrs No 2IFrouI Forts Leavenworb and Riley 10 the
State Kansas and the town OF Kansas In tbs STATE o. n
toe State Of Kansas in the Territory Of Colordo south q
latitude % degrees north dqsins snpls, rom from .0H
fs NAV b. dcsSSed din in ths, Territory to Fort
land and to any other point or points on the route nidJe a
't Transport .,S store, n esc mo month, nom April
seg.moer nsotye Of ss- yraT 1902 .r,,
DO IN the eTOty q Ss% NeI 1s; t. tx ",s
OF Arizona stle Of Texas west of longitude io -sr.se
west Bidders state the rate per 100 Po.nS' e, 100 ass
fom June 70 November. inclusive. OF the yrsr 1853
70 TIE C Sss e be mo 'I IS 90 tound on Rosss
No. 2; and g. ooO, 900 pounds on Route No g.
No additional per cen'ge will be paid for the n.n'porsoa
of bacon, hard bread pine lumber shingles or any ota0
Bidders should give their in full well their place
Of r,ience and proposal should be accompanied by
bond in tho doss signed BY two or more
responsible persons. gua.n,srs mat IN care . e9nrso,
the contract will be accepted entered and
good and sufficient security fur by laid parties IN aceo~
snce with the terms OF this Advertisement -
The anoun, OF bonds required viii be a. follows:
On kous No l.........''''.'''''''''''S a aoS
On Route No. 2..........'.'...'''.''.''' Ivo'Wv
On Route No 3.......................... h,VU
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty end OF 'ssh
bidder and person offered security viii be requied
Proposals be endorsed Proposals for army Trsne
portson on Route No. g." 3" a. the may b
and none will entertained unes. they fully comply with u
the requirements OF TIN, advertisement:
Parties Yards made must be prepared to exc
cute contracts once and give the required oonds for -
faithful performance Of the came. 49, -
be made subject 70 the approval othe Qnas
ar General the reserved to reject any or u
bids that may be offered
must be in readiness for service by the first day
April 1895 and they will be required have place q
sger in the vicinity Of Forts Leavenworih and upioa
ard other pots that be established 1T which they y
be communicated with promptly and readily
II. G.. HODGES.
CAPTAIN aud A. z. NJ. u. 5. 4
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CuAarEaxA,rERs OPrics u. =. A., No. l. SrArxsI.,
NEty Df.

CuAarERxAsrKRs ovrics U. S. A., No. Il srArxsI.,}
NEw-YOEK Dec n, 1904
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this free uu IL Of MONDAY. Dec %, for the fol-
lowing articles viz:
Bs. English refined Fiat Iron assorted. from 7Iiso n
In per tun of go los.
Round fon 4 u. ?. and y inch per tun.
Square IRON ard iDch por tan
Boiler Iron. 5-l6 ineh. per tan
Sheet Iron, No. 26, Bee. Bloom, per ID.
Best Tanned Bride Leather from to II lbs per side
per Id.
side, per ID
Russell Leather, per Ii.
Sole Leather, Oak Tanned, per ID.
Oil Tanned Leather. per Id.
Horss Shoe Nails. Nos. 8. and 9, per 10.
Cast Steel l!Il} to 2iIi per ID.
Square Cast Steel, and |! per h.
Octn2on Cast Steel, I, per 10.
Pae, will please IN their proposals the length time
required furnish the articles they of and will b- expected
81 deliver places OF shipment In Newiork whaever II
awarded to them, free VI charge 10 the United States Pay.
ment will be made In such funds provided by Government
The right reserved Of rejecting proposs not deemed
advantageous OGeng should be idorssd Proposals fos
Quartormas,er's Stores" and addressed
Breyet Brig Gen. STEWART VAN VLlET.
Quarermsster. u. =. A.
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Asst crlsrEKxnrFxs oynoE. FORAGE DrRTs

Asst cukETRRAAsrFg's OFFICE FORAGE DEPT.
No 90 Cedar.st., NEw.l oRx CITY, Dec ~ LS6A
PROPOSITIONS will be received daily, foR
Il the FRElGHTS Of FORAGE for the United states
QntrternaseTs Department, nom New ORR City fmiaseI
10 Wa,hug on Alexandria Va, NewbeTr, " c. PoIt Eoys
:. C.. Savannah. Ga. and Sew-Orlegas. La
must state name standing and capacity Of
eel quantity Of hay grain respectively they will require
and when ready for cargo. aud address to
Il. d. CHAPMAN, Capt. and Asst ousrterma'ser.
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MOTIONS.

MOTIONS.
Councilman HAauRrY moved that when the Board sdoarn
do % to meet Wednesday tho 2ss instant O. O'Clock
Whioh carried.
joun
hich was carried
Wbersupon tbs President declared that tho Board stood
JAS NJ sWEENY. Chrk.
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Proposals.
Oyucr OF ARzY ClorHrNo AND EouIPAaA,
No-,npx ~ lbtk i

HEv.ioRx. Lee. ". lSe<
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals WIZ
IA be received this Office until II o'clock tn % SAToe
DAY tho h inst FOR furnishing by contract tbs Depot
Army Clothing aud Equpzgs in this city ARTILLEHf UNI
FORM COATS to BE- VI material equal to and ike the
standard sample In this oce bat bidders shoal present
sample OF The cloth Of which they propose make the coa
All articles must be packed in regulation boxes and dea
cred at the Depot free of charge.
Bonds will be required for the faithful performance OF COZ.
tract The United States the right TO reject al bs
de med obcetionlble.
Proposals should be ;ndorscd Proposasfor furnishing ~
tiLsIy Uniform Coats," and 4diressedto
Brsvst ng-Gen. %. II. VINTON.
Deputy Qnsrtermaster 0eA
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ESTABLISHED IN 1929.
RAVEN & BACON,
PIANO MANUFACTURERS,

40. I:J GItND.Sr near Broadway, New forA-
Tie Musical Profession having Of s;c become qJ,e proni-
nen m connection IN rcwspapur advertise ment, 81 Tour or
TIVE Piano manufacturer in ts city ssen hrm claiming SUI
perory fr H. II Instruments Tie Involvement OF Tue
uisheJ Atss, fear tho innocent public IN.
acrined h the tricks OF tie 'Isde may bad tein'rves
a. 10 where elect u best Piano for thcr Non
day dt,. We would that Our Pianos have Deen
vorbly know In this narse for nearly oty year' pas
ion in regurd their quality the usrmens speaking iof
thencvus We c0nn.ely introducing Improvements IN
our Pianos and they the III every particular
Parties desiring Pianos Will DO wei to examine our stock
and prices before making then scloct!ons
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EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
ACKNOWLEDGMENT leave Pscksup ct 3;is p a.
Trslus 70 Nsnh end Est h9a NsSHsvss n ~
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7 locomotive LANTERNS, 30 and 23-inoh
H Rsdss,ors Coal on Bsraerr FOR SALE by
w. w. gAUkMAN, Ne y WulanrGk
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- CTODART" PIANOS,

I" STODART" PIANOS, orsr ,,,xos
y known and est, esard Is Of the BEsT riA ,H
manufactured hsys been p q,sI 'ns ana SUI so
HIGHLY CULTIVATED MUSICAL rho in pr, sh. WIZ s"
y have non. ot.. r. ference Is nede, In ell cases. 10 par
ties who have tho Instrument isnd they pIpeer rTopSps
i'm I'M, ity alon,J as 10 their qualities as CI fANo
=; 49, 49, A tnr AZ, tnent, recently from Fac
~ =, nug Wsrerooms No. 50 Broadway. opposite st.
Ncholas hotel oAOD""A "On''S'
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c,TEINwAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL

- GRAND And SQUARE PIANOS now coasdersl
the ia Europe well this country having received the
Prize Medal at the Worlds Exhibition In London lJoz
The principal why the seinway Pianos are superior
rae ortr ske-. s.sr aud four son Who invent AL ,nen
every mart Of the instrument IL nlDnfaued Wnefooms
No. aud 10 East Fonrteenhs eswern Union square ana
lifting Place Nes.lork.
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Gteamboats ono Railroads.

CAPTAINS and conductors are advised to
have always o hand q good supply Of TROPICAL
they may often have occasion to tor colds OF
,lr Affection, Of the chest procure to passengers ho
elected buying beforehand See advertisement undef
Medical"
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Trns for Albany Troy and Saratoga SPRING. also con
Meeting with the North and Wet leave s6hst depot at 10
O. w. and p. m
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IMPROVED IRON FRAME SQUARE
4 PIANOS ut REDUCED cash pIiccs

-yASON s. HAMLIN respectfully announce
w that they completed tho occupation of their
greatly ENLARGED factory and effected other management Tor
the large ncrae OF their manufacturing facilities They
eor- confidently expect 10 bs able to supply
oors Tor their CAIYrr ORGANS promptly without that IN
conyrn, DELAY to which have been subjected
fact that for than past they have Deen
continually several hundred instruments behind orders An
or.mer Of styles from 10 500 each, may found
a, the,f New lo.k " srerooms Mercer-stToet.
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DIANOs. MrLODEONs. HARMONIOUS


Sole depot Tor reoubes superior iiaImoniuns whole
uo aud retail Prices 100 10 $500. instruments 20 LET,
J.. 81 PELION. No. 0ll broadway. New.lork
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oye,ruug eche tone touch and hnsh superb warranted
Eve YEAR prizes moderate. Pianos and Meodeons nnsd
paired or exchanged. SAWYER THOMPSON, No 16s
BroaIw1y, n. Y. D.; No. 80 futon-aye, Brooklyn.
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Councilman RurI MOI. t4a. the Commi,,e. On ssisne,
and Onre. be dsLlrsei fou tho further c"n.iicra ION OF
r-II m o. irsir- 81 tie nth Judicial District be
.rorr r 10 ar9li- .labr person 20 Get an inter.
rfetsf cou - sa d.irrt At ah snnn ,As OF
hnlled do.ai sud Comptroller IL tsrrby directed to
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DEER PARK FEMALE INSTITUTE, Port
H. Jeryis Orange Co., ~ Y. Ne,t Session commences
Jan. g. ll55 Address Rev l. H. NORTHRUP, Principal