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large SALE OF GOVERNMENT
- STOVES, RANGES, AND HEATERS

| RIG L SALE OF GOVERNMENT
- STOVES, RANGES, AND HEATERS.
CHIEF QuARTBRMAsTER' 3 OPPICE, J
| DEPoT OF WAsHIEgrON,
| WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 10, 1865.
Will be sold at Public Auction, under tho di
rection Of Br0yet Lieutenant Colonel James N
Moore, q. NJ, at Warehouse No. l, on 7 street
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, Wash
ington, d. G., on FRIDAY, December %, 1865, at
10 o clock, h. m, u large lot Of Stoves, RANGES,
aud Heaters, As follows:
600 Stoves, old aud worn.
800 Coal Stoves, now, large sire.
u Coal Stoves, new, small siLe.
10 Wood Stoves, new, large hize.
10 Wood Stoves, new, assorted sizes.
81 Cooking Stoves new.
Ranges new.
Cylinder Heaters, new.
The six hundred unseryicoabls Stoves will he
sold singly to the highest bidder, with the priv
ilego Of the purchaser taking twenty five Stoves.
IN lots, as they come. The three hundred Coal
Stoves will be sold siBgly, with the privilege Of
taking twelve. The rest Of the Stoves will be
sold singly.
The sale will DO continued from day to day
until the whole number Is sold.
Terms: Cash In Government funds
d. II. RUCKER,
Bvt Maj. Gen and Chief ouartarmastcr,
decl5-td Depot OF Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF ENGINEER STABLE, SAND
~ BAGS, &c.

GALE an FNoINFFp sTIpIP oINn
- VI HN"aNnnn olhohh, ohND
bAds, &C.
"hAD9 M OHIhf bkdlHBEh OF DEfkNcBs,
Will, WnshiheIoF, DEC ~, 1850.
WI oe soiu ~ fuDnc auction, on the prem.
ses, AZ tne corner OF New YORK avenue and
@ Do street. near the Navy department
on "hpNEsDAf' December ~ 1850, att O'Clock
One Stable, Is by 100 feel.
One Wagon Shed, and the Fencing sround the
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DEP ARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN
POLICE.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,

tOLlCE.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
4S3 TENTH STREET WEST, !
WASHINGTON, December IL, 1868
ny An ordinance Of the Corporation OF Wash
ington, approved February 9th, 1855, It is made
inc duty OF tenants or occupants Of buildings or
improved lots bordering on any street, open
space or pubic reservation In the city, where
mere Is any footway or sidewalk, to have the
snow removed therefrom within four hours after
snail cease falling, " In the day time and II In
tne night time, before o clock the succeeding
'oTsnooh, under certain penalties.
" ice enoumbers the pavement they must he
nlShe safe and convenient by removing the ice
ls9relrom, or covering 1t with sand or some suit
sole substance. Where there are no tenants it
becomes the duty OF owners or agents Of property
TO attend to this matter ~
The provisions Of the above named act will be
surety enforced A. G. RICHARDS,
uoi|'eoo' Superintendent.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
- subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the District OF
columbia letters teStamentary on the personal
estate OF James X Wood, late Of Washington.
city ID. G.. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
thesubsorlber on or before the 2jth day Of Noyem
Der next they may otherwise by lay be excluded
Hom all benent OF the said estates
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Noyem.
Der A. D. 1850 W. PAUL BROWN
u'co W3w" Adm Illustrator
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For the correctness Of the foregoing statements
we have permission to refer to Geo. w Riggs,
Esq. II. D. Cooke, Esq, II. c. Fahnestock, Esq. :
and z. q. Robbins, Esq. deos-u
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Upward LYCETT,
~ BooKBiEDER,
No al PsSE Avs. ,WASHIEoroa, DO
aEssis, sra Call.
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WAsHIN NOTION THEATRE.

SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER %,
AT7I3 O'CLOCK,
FREE PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
by THE
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Employing PROF HUTCHINGs, Of New York,
1.-THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
With his
NOVEL AND WONDERFUL EXHIBITIONS.
Ladies' particularly are invited.
Tickets for reserved seats may be secured free
at the office Of the College, corner of Seventh and
D streets only. de22-d3t
9 KSPEREAN RRA NGS.
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HOLIDAY PREsE NTs.
AGENTS WANTED.
GREAT SALE Of JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
ARRANDALE GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION,

Our agents are making from Five to Thirty
Dollars per day, and we still need more. Late
invoices from Europe have swelled our stock to
over One Million Dollars. A splendid assortment
OF Watches, Rings, Ladies' aud Gentlemen q
Jewelry OF all kinds, OF the most fashionab le
patterns, selling at 81 each. Send Is cents for q
certificate, and you will see what you are en-
titled to; or 81 for Ave certificates, or Is fol
thirty, or send q 3 cent stamp for our terms t.
agents, which are Of the most liberal kind.
Now Is your time
ARRANDALE & CO..
dH-lwd&w No. 1877 Broadway, New York.
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THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS FOR THE
SEASON HAVING CLOSED,

Six NIGHTS ONLY
are now for sale, at the following
PRICES:
Reserved Seat for one or moro nights In
tue orchestra. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
A Reserved Seat In tho Parquette or Dress
de2l-tf
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g o 7 7 W o o ID III o IL l.
- CORNER EIaHrH AND MAINE sTRETs,
RICHMOND, VA. .
This popular Hotel Is located on the
PRINCIPAL BUSINESS STREET
or the city, and In the immediate vicinity OF all
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS and
RAILROAD DEPOTS.
Since its opening in 1850, the House ha" never
been closed, but has recently been remodeled,
thoroughly repaired and renovated
REFTTTED AND RBFURNlSllED
In the the most elegant style. go
The travelling public are assured that they Will
hnd with us all the Attention, Comfort and Lux
ury which can be secured In any First-Clsss
House North or South. --
COOKERY L MILLwARD,
no3O.9m Propriotors.
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TLosE, CoRBETT AND MONROE.
JAMES T. CLOSE,
Late Colonel 10th Va. VOL,
y. Z. CORBETT,
Of New York,
W. A. MONROE,
Late Of War Department.
ATTORNEYS, II. S. CLAIM, REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE AGENTS, SOLICITORS
OF PATENTS.
All business entrusted to orr care will be at
tended to with prom ptness and fidelity.
oFFIcK-No. 227 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opposite willard's Hotel,
jyl-tf Washington, d. c.
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NEW BOOKS.

- - 80
Ruf ioUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
pu,,n n,o,,
"
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE
Where will be found the Largest Stock Of
rrraANr AND usppur .prtcrvs .nAprpn
FOR PRESENTATION,
Including a Choice Selection Of
BEAuTTFuLLy RouNp AND MAaNtyIcENrIy
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
ELEGANT BIBLES AND PRAYER. BOOKS
In Ornamental Bindings,
wRlrlNG-DBskS 10 Papier Mache, Rosewood,
noonJb "0'
PokTB'hoNAlbs oterery Descriptions,
,.a pTsWsng Eases. stationery cabinet, C,gar
Gold and silver Pencil Cases, Work Boxes, The
Games OF Croquet, BeEigue, Chess, BackGammon
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A NJ q q N M N n rs.
RoV ER's THEA TIRE.
LEONARD GROVER 4 co. Directors
LEONARD n uHaa

,so..,n a.an.. O"'''''''''. - D.oos'''
hhohAhp oNbh'sss..............o o. ID, HESS.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO,
Most Positively Of the gifted and popular actress,
MRS. d. p. BOWERS
LITTLE EMMA LIE BRUN,
or wallack's Theatre, New York, has been es .
pecially engaged for an important part.
ALast night but one Of the youthful, beautiful,
and unapproachable danseuse, AUGUSTA.
THIS THURsDAY) EVENING, Dec 81, 1865,
the performance will commence with the new
drama, In three acts, entitled
EXPIATI0N;
OR, A wIPE's REMORSE
MRS Kingsley. Mrs. ID. II. Bowers
Fanny. ...................L Little Emma lie Brun
After which an elegant dance, by AUGUSTA.
To conclude with the amusing farce Of
PERFECTIOE
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at 1877 Maryland avenue. oc27-tf
PAP Err DEALERS
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X N @ lit q JOHN SON,
Wholesale Dealers In
PAPER
PAPER MANUFACTURERS MATERIALS,
a SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
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FOR THE oLIDAY VS..
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FIGS, PRUNES, JRLLIES,
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FINE SHERRIES, MADEIRAs, PORTS,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., ~ a
DEALERS IN W.
IRON AND STEEL
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T. = r. S $S
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square; charcoal plate irsn; puddlsd
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SHEET IRoN-American; American ''Osta.
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Of order, are requested to give notice No. 500
Ninth street, I'd door.
dna'H Engineer
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9ailg Gmpire.
"THE LOGIC OF EVENTS
A DIabOlICaI Outrage.

The Evansville journal records the follow
ing Infamous outrage:
"Much excitement was produced in this
city early yesterday morning, by IA crime here
tofore, we believe, unbeard of in this vicinity,
had been perpelrated near this city. This
facts as we ascertain them are about as fol
lows. ....... ......... s.s
"About six o'clock, yesterday morning, q
Mrs. Dullinger, who lives some distance in the
country was on her way TO the city to attend
church, and when near the residence of Mr..
Il, j Dobell, she was attacked by two ne
groes
"She being a stout woman about forty-five
or fifty years OF nge, made for time sue
cessful resistance, when one Of the brutes
drew pocket knife and cut her several times
severely, in the face, neck and shoulder.
Growing faint from loss Of blood, she was
overpowered by the brutes and dragged
across fence into corn field, where her
person was violated by both, who then made
a deliberate attempt to kill her, but were
frightened away by hearing persons approach
ing lll f.i IA i.
"The whole neighborhood was quickly
aroused and turned out in search OF the iendP.
In the mean time the half murdered woman
was conveyed home and physicians called TO
her assistance, who reported her in q critical
condition. If
"Digent senrch was made for the perps-
traitors of the horrid crime, and young
negro named Joe Coins, was arrested by OFF,
GERS Jewe,t and Long, brought to town and
lodged in jail, but it was not then known that
be was a participator in the crime. Late in
the afternoon, the other brute was pointed
out to Joe Wesboro and hia brother, by u ne.
gro boy, and was by them arrested and
brought to town, and lodged in Jail We
were unable to learn his name. He lived
near Wesboros beyond Pigeon Creek, near
the railroad.
eve are informed that he made confes.
sion of the disbolical crime, duplicating the
boy Joe. Upon searching him, the knife was
found, bloody, and his clothes were bloody,
though he had made an effort to wash the
blood from his shirt. There we're also found
on his person razor, the ear rings Of their
victim, which had been literally torn from
her ears, and over seven dollars in money.
The boy Joe, we understand, acknowledged
getting one dollar from the negro. The
amount Of money taken from the woman was
about fifteen dollars
This revolving outrage has.created much
feeling in this city, and the infamous and
british wretches will no doubt receive, as they
deserve, the severest punishment Of the law
Are not such acts as the foregoing the legit-
innate result of the teachings of the Republic
can press
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05
Important Legau Position.

Two young men were arrested on Tuesday
last, at Rock Island, ILL.,, charged with pas
sing a $50 greenback, and taken before a
Justice there for examination, who associated
with him another Justice, in compliance with
the law of the State in such cases. The boys
we're arrested under the forgery and counter
feiting clause of the criminal code Of Illinois.
Mr.. Peasants, their attorney took the ground
that they could not be held under that code ;
that they had not passed "a counterfeit bank
note, that United States Treasury note was
not a bAnk.note, but was money itself, Just a.
much as gold and silver coin, having been
made 80 by act Of Congress, and that il they
were to be prosecuted it should be before a
United States Commissioner. The Justice
agreed with Mr., Pleasants and discharged the
youths.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

No LIGHT has as yet been thrown upon the
state Of the national finances, although the
principal journals as well as the leading
merchants and fnanciers of our great com.
mercial cities have called loudly upon the
Secretary of the Treasury to make the state
ment which it was his duty under the law Of
Congress TO have made on tho fret Of July /;
But from intimations in the so.oAlled govern
ment organs it would appear that the receipts
from tho sale of seven-thirty notes, from
customs, and from internal revenue, since
the LIST OF January. exceed 81 ,l00,0 OOO-
say eleven hundred millions OF dollars in seven
months; and that Notwithstanding the re-
ceipt Of this amazing amount of money, there
is such an exceas Of Indebtedness that the
immediate claims upon the government are
liquidated by the payment Of one fourth in
cash and three iourths in one year certificates,
Assuming these Representations to be eorEeet,
the present high price Of gold, which keeps
all kinds OF business in a state of uncertainty
and feverish excitement, can DO readily ac.
counted Lancaster Lntelligencer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

There is an offense known to the laws,
called barratry--which consists in bringing
triGng and vexatious lawsuits by one person
against another. In like manner, the laws
ought TO define as an oilense and punish Sc
verey such journalists and villains who
houndlike, for months and years pursue some
innocent and unfortunate victim with SLAM
ders, lies and libels Of the grossest and most
annoying character. Perhaps no better word
than ''forney' could be applied to the offsnse,
and doubtlesa no individual ia the land could
moro justly and with moro propriety desig-
nate the punishment than ex-President Blu.
chanan, who, for about Eve years, has been
the patient victim Of such slSnderous and
unmerited persecution at the hands Of
vindictive enemy Harrisburg Union.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.

Dan Rice takes peculiar sats faction IN making the
announcement 10 the public, that he has succeeded
by dldnt ofmueh perseverance,, and the exercise Of
persistent determination In placing himself at the
head OF an establishment which, while its varied fea.
tures and speciass offer
A Source of Neper falling AmuSement and
... ..ii Entertainment, .4i
III free from all the Objectionable characteristics
which mark exhibitions Of promscuous nature.
IL has heen his object for years to accomplish this
owes all he s, or hopes to be, prepared to give the
assurance that tho entertainment he offers IN at once
amusing, Moral, Instructive, EIebating and
Refining,
One in which no appeal Is made to the merely sensu
al Instincts ofour nature, but which affords D
-f. WHOLESOME PABULUM u
To the INTELLEcTUALQ QUALITIES and VIII lie II
gives pleasures innocent enjoyment and mirth, leads
to reelection, and opens to the view u.
The Wonders of the Creation,
Andimpreases M with fnore enlarged ideas OF tho
power, design, eooduess and wisdom ofthe n
GREAT RULERROF THE UNIVERSE.
~, Mr. Rice also feels pleasure in being able to say
'that he no longer comes before the public as II
A MERE JESTER, .e
Believing that whatever is worth doing nj all is worth
doing el,whe he filed this position,--no higher
one otierlng-he endeayored to- perform his whole
duty and IN fill the largest expectations Of his patrons
needing with an llf Gy.t4' 10 .a I.I0
Unparalleled Succcss,
AMI creating, ty the exlrcIse OF his
8 "'I PECULIAR IDIOSYNCRACY,
reputation secured TO none, and causing :
burst OF Laughter Round the World.
Now, while tits far from his purpose to no lugubri.
Gus, or FXCLUSlVELY DIDACTIO, he comes Re.
fore h y patrons ~ n descriptive and moral lecturer
"a which capacity II will be his aim to Amuso while
INNOCENT MIRTH,
4.
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Agents Wanted.

ENEkfWHEkE,i in strUtly honarAhle b,sin...
Aeents nov make nom eight 90 leo dollsrs a,tsv
Aadrers with stamp enclosed Tor psrticulars H.. -
"stAiiOn D" New Yssk p. O. NN'iN'S o.
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and Of the most peculiar and remarkable nielligon
qualities.
The Beautiful Educated Mare REBECCA
4 paragon q besgty. Intelligent, Dociloi oom.
pound OF grico where every movement is poetry,
anu where every act creates admiration r..H'
THE COMIC MULES
rBTE nd BARNEY, the world renowned Assenine
Humoriss whose ridiculous antics would -
Make Nesler Sioedr TtCere Ldughablc. "
These peculiar beasts, tho clowns OF the animal
Accomplishments, such Ms no other animals pospess
They are at once mirthfu and cal, and do every
thing from .'H .'. I'LL 0f7'
Dancing Hornpipe 10 Initiating the Bass
notes of Piano
TIE PERFORMING ELEPHANTS Ro-
ME0 AND JULIET. u
In their various and wonderful performances vhcl,
sRrte and surprise leaving us In doubt whether they
arc guided by mere instinct or 10y the
Highera aud more potent sway ofhrain.
Their varied ieats cannot be enumerated 1t is suf
cent say they do more than has ever been &C
complished by any OF the brute creation. o.. RI .
A DEN OF PERFORMING WILD AMI
MAILS. 'H 2"'l i'
Whose cruel and blood thirsty instincts have been
sub 'ued, and who, by the exercise OF peculiar and
mysterious influence, have been brought undet the
complete sutJecton ofthelrtr trainer
.r"n. PROF. SEARS, If
who will enter their den and put them through th cir
NJ. TpaiE1LLISG piEr M AND STARTLING FEAS.
win give an interes ng and succinct =
'lu LECTURE
Upon the Animal Kingdom In Nutshell
Notwithstanding the INNUMERADLE ATrRAC.
TloNS ofthis establishment Mr. Rice hHs determn
ell TO place its enjoyment within the reach Of ALL an
has accordingly put the pnoe OF admission as follows
Adults 80 cents children under 10 years old % cents
Tho Menagerie will enter the town in GRAND PRO.
oEssloh at 10 o'clock, A, NJ, preceded by the
BoautiTal band Carriage Drawn by
Elephants, H.
and followed by magnificent Cortege, compo.ed of
the Dens and Cages OF the wild ANIMALS, the troupe
OF learned animals, Horses, Mules, Buraloes, Ge ,
AMI ~ or passing the principal Streets will procedo
TO the place ofexhblton
Doors open at ~ and p. N. Performances com.
menoos at and "a, T
WILL EXHIBIT AT
DAYTON, TUESDAY AUGUST 8.
MIAmIsBUTsG, MONDAY AUGUST 4.
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a...h Food for Reflection.
ETgS IMMENSE MBNAGERTE
Composed Of one OF the largest and most interesting,
and in all respects tho most rare and curious =
I .,m, GEOLOGICAL COLONY


T., zoo, GEOLOGICAL COLONY
Ever seen. comprising specimens ...-
"From UreenAld's ICY Mountains
From inda's coral strand, 49,
'' Where Airic's sunny fountains
, Roll down the golden sand ,..
From many an ancient river
from many pamy plaih,n
IIavo been gathered TO perfect ihis Giant Col
lection, Rmong which will be found the f1llo,Tino
list which embraces some of the Geological eneci,
mens and is deemed 10 bo the correct catalogue now
exhibition
Asisstio and African Elephants, Arabian Camels
Rongal Leopards, Royal Drazilian Tiger, Cane Gooj
Hope Lion and Loness, Amazon Black Tiger, Pan.
ther OF Paraguay striped md Spotted Hyenas Calfor
MA Grizzly Bears, Black Bear OF Hudson Hay Gina.
mon Bear Of Oregon, InghDeumons and Ant Eaters,
nnmidian lhon and Ltoness, LiOness and Whelps
Zebra OF lahara, Apes, Monkeys and Baboons New
Holland KaneRroos, Peruvian Lama Aipaea or tho
Andes, SnntR Fe Bison, Offers from The Sandwich
ISLES Nebraska Buffalo, Siherean White Conns Ciyet
attic Jackas, Syrian Coats Madagascar Rabbits.
It"' IAN IMMENSE ARRAY,
Comprising birds Of rnre and GORGEOUS plunAge.
Among these "Wandercrs oftha Deep" will he found
speclmens Of the following 0rnlthOlieical Varieties.
ATea7 Pellcans, Spanish Macaws, Wheedah Birds,
Love Birds, African Crowned Cranes Golden and Sil.
yer Pheasants Chinese and English Pheasants, King
Lori Birds, Alblno Guinea Hens White and Oray
Tropical Coekatoos, Paradise Birds, South AmAricafi
farots, hsiatc and African Parrots and Paroquets
Also, agrea variety Australian Birds OF gorgeous
plsmage. Attached 10 this Grand Exposition Rre
The only ARABIAN CAMELS' in America
The school of Educated Animals,
(DAS RIoE, PRINCIPALLY
comprises tho most intelligent, mostdociIe most ac.
olnplsshed, and most leaned animals which the
rare qualities, under the guidance of their kind and
patent instructor II calculated excite the nohleri
loellngs Of fadmirnton, wonder aud curiosity. Fore
most Hthhong the developed specimens Of the brute
ClG0uOn stand
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EVERY PIANO wARHANTED re
{ GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION.

4 Wholesale Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales,
|runing Hamm0s and Forks. Musical instruments
and Musical korchanJlse fall kinds. Piano Forte
maker nateriaa Of all kinda 40, &e., &o at the
owest prices When ordered, please give date OF
1,iroular. Address all Ordors.
Oh WILLARD,
y Je''Fu 6i7sBr0adWay, New York,
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piann :Fortes.

DESCRIPTIVE PRIOE LIsr-Juno lat, 1865.
Piano Fortes in rich cases highly finished made NJ
materials carefully selected and prepared. All have
their patent insulated iron rim and Frame feast in
one pecel, with overstrnng scales making them tho
most perfect and durable known and es peclaY
adapted tn warm climates. All arc finished with all
arge round cornersfront and back alike. Centre pi-
amos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-05

Large sizes, Rich Rosewood Gases, Elegant.
Z ly finished, Heavy powerful tone, &c.
Al large Round Corners complete finish, hack and
front.
lseven octaves Now Scale A. "A. tPatont Iron RimJ
grand square, ~ oolaves do, A, toe. 800
Ornamental finish carved legs, NIL around Cor.
ners.
7ovssu o0ctRves. New A. Scale tpAtont Iron Rimj
Grand Square, n octaveado scaloA. to o. s $50
Carved lega, ornate finish, serpentno Mold
ings.
7ssnd Square 7]1 octavos, tPatont Iron Rim) 600
sEtich carved legs Beaded and serpontine
Moldings.
rand Square, ~ oetayos, (PNtent Iron RimJ csc
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A CARD TO LNVALIps,

A Clerymen, residing in South America as a mis-
N sionaTy discovered n safe aud simple remedy for
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Eeary Decay, Dis
eases oflhe Urinary and Semlns Organs, and the
whole train oidsoTders brought by baneful and vi
Ciuus habits Great numbers hayo been already cur
ed hy thisnohle remedy. Prompted by desire 70
heneft the afflicted and Unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine, IN =
sealed envelope, TO any one who needs II, Ffee OF
CHARGE
Please ineoso post. paid envelope, addressed to
yourself. JOSEPH r. INMAN
STATION u, BfnLR HoUsE, New York City.
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