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sAEDY Hook, April IL.

SANDY Hook, April IL.
The steamer New York from Southamp
ton goth ult, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, March 29.-Cotton dull snt
declined Hold in consequence of the new
from America.
Breadstuffs quiet.
Flour quiet
Whest quiet but firm, with partial ad
vance of Id.
Corn quiet; advanced Sd.
Beef dull.
C1nsols, on the 29th, s9E@s93.
United States 5.20s have advanced t
cent.
The La France publishes an article
signed by Baron Dupruys demonstrating
that it is greatly to EnglAnd's advantage
to retain Canada.
The Russian ambassador ct Rome gave
banquet to Mcclellan. Among the tossts
proposed was one for the maintenance oi
friendly relations between Russia und the
Uni ed States.
The Mohammedan rebellion is progress
ing rapidly.
The steam ram Agincourt has been sue
cesafully launched.
The Portuguese authorities had orde red
the rebel ram Stonewall TO leave the har-
Dor of Lisbon, and manned the forts. The
United States gunboat Sacramento was
hourly expected.
In The House of Commons, March 9th,
Lord Elcho alluded TO debates in the Ca
madam parliament, where il has been de-
Ried that $4,000 was all that England
would vote for Canada this year. Lord
Elcho would bring the matter again before
that body April 14th.
LISBON, March 28.-The Stonewan has
sailed from this port. The Niagara and
Sacramento have arrived here, and the
Portuguese authorities have prohibited their
sailing for tWenty-four hours.
The London Times says: A short time
since Confederate drafts were refused pay
ment by Frazer, Trenholm s. Co., of Liv-
erpool for want of advice; the requisite
funds and instructions have since arrived,
and the money will be paid Immediately.
LISBON, March 29.-The Federal frigates
Niagara and Sacramento attempted to sail
before the expiration of the time fixed by
the Portuguese authorities, and were fred
upon by the forts. The Niagara was
struck on her poop and seaman was
killed. The vessels, therefore, came to
anchor.
LONDON, March 29.-Consols closed at
s9g@s94 for money, United States 5-2Os
56957.
PARIS, March 20.-The Marquis de Ia
Lavalette, Senator, has been appointed
Minister of the Interior, in place of NJ.
Boudit, whose resignation has been &C.
cepfed.
In the Corps Legislatif, M. Kolb Bernard
defended the encyclicsl and its appended
syllabus, and the conduct of the Roman
court.
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JEFF. Davis I1Ouse and Carrisre.

Richmond Correspondents Of N. 7. Time'.l
The mansion of JEFF Davis Is, Of course,
6 great centre of attraction. It is situated
at the corner of Marshall and Governor
streets, in a very slightly location, about
three squares north Of the capitol, and is q
substantial, unostentstious mansion, of q
somewhat antiqusted style, but presenting
an air Of solidity and decided comfort. It
is not roomy enough ior much display, but
an iDspt ction Of its interior reveals quite as
much elegance as could be expected from
the limited resources of the Oonfederacy.
The rooms on the main floor are about
eight in number, and Brussels and velvet
carpets, lace and damssk curtains rose
wood, set in blue and gold, mArble-top
tables, French plate mirrors, easy chairs
and lounges In red and richer covering,
abound with the same degree of good taste
and profusiOn that prevail in the mansions
of many Of your well-to-do New Yorkers
The bedrooms are luxuriousiy furnished;
while the china and glassware, and the
culinary arrangements generally, attest
the fact Of good living on the part of the
occupants. The house was left, in fact, by
Davis, but most of the family effects were
removed. Mrs. JEFF. had packed her trunks
and gone to the country few days before,
and did not have tims to return before the
city was evacuated. She has probably
joined her refugee husband before this.
jeff Davis carriage, built for him three
years ago in New Orleans, at an expense
Of three thousand dollars, is among our
captures. It was taken to the Danville
depot, but there was no room for it, and
then it was run up against one of the
walls TO burn; but by some good fortune
it was rescued, though in a slightly dam
aged condition. It is in good running
order, however, snd with few repairs it
win again be quite stylish vehicle. The
pair of bay horses that he used to drive
we're out Of the city, together with all the
other live stock.
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mo. G. JENNINGS REAL ESTATE
ID AGENCY

CITY PRoPERTY FOR sAL1.
Huntington strest-House and Lot, 5000.
Greenwood Street-House and Lot, 81 900.
Lake Street-HousC and Lot, l,5O0.
ScoTin 6treet-HouBe and Lot, 81, 900.
D6ke Street, near Ene-Four Brick Dwellings,
S2,OOl.
Near Vineyard street-HOuse, Saloon and Lease
Perry strest-TWO Houses and Lots, 1850
each.
Wilson Avsnus-Large Brick House and Five
Acres.
Prospect strset-Brick house and Lot 5000.
Prospect ttreet-Two-story Brick Honse and
Lot, 66 ieet front, IS, 500.
Prospect street-TWo-story Frame House and
Lot, s., 900. a
Prospect strees-l1S stsry Frame House and
Lot, Sx,600.
Huron street-l55S story Frame BouSe. S. 100.
Brick Hotel, known ss the ''stillmSn House."
on Columbus street.
Good House and Lot. No. i49 Lake st.
Cottage House No, Isl s.. Clair St. Lot 6sxl65
tset.
Vacant Lot between River snd Canal, near City
Mills.
Vacant Lot on old river bed, near Poutoon
Nscant Lot on Euclid street, l0ox200 feet,
Vacant Lot on Prospect street, 6Ox2O0 feet.
Vacant Lot on Clinton street, nes- Kentucky.
FARMS AID OUT PROPERTY.
25 Acres Of hne Fruit Land aoIoiuing 8TNten-
AHA, two miles from the city, on the Lake shore.
Several good Farms Of from 40 10 900 Ares, to
20 niles from the city.
A large and nice stone House. Stone Barn, and
20 we'll cultivated land, with great variety Of
Fruit, miles from the city, on Euclid Plank Road.
Can be bought for lees than the value Of the build.
ingS., JOHN G, JENNINGS,
Rec Estate and Insurance Agent,
SebIs Atvatar Building.
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Associated Press Report.
FROM MEXICO.

NEW YORK April II.
By the Nora Castle we have Havana
dates TO the sth.
Adviees from Vera Cruz TO the 1st, and
from Mexico to the 29th had been received.
About 1900 French and Austrians are
on their way TO Sonora.
Emigrsnts from the United States TO
Mexico suffer terribly on their arrival in
that country, and there is no hope of thsir
doing well.
The blockade runner Little Hattie, went
out of Havana lately, but soon returned
with hole in her fmoke-stack.
The Santiago de Cuba was to leave Man.
tanzas on the 9th, for Charleston, with
Assistant Secretary Fox and forty otherf
On h0arii.
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Boston, April IL.
The United States steamer Circassian ar
rived to day from the Gulf Squadron, with
a number of sick and discharged seamen.
She left at Key West, on the 4th inst, the
United States steamers Dale and Glancers.
The health of the officers and sesmen on
the Southern coast was generally good.
No news of importance was brough from
the Gulf Squadron.
The steamship Asia for Liverpool, pro-
ceeded down the barbor to-day magnifl-
Gently decked with flags and streamers in
honor of our recent great victories.
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Breadstuffs dull and easier.
Provisions dull

Breadstuffs dull and easier.
Provisions dull.
FlVe-twenties advanced 10 So on Non.
day, but have since been fHatter. An in
cressing buiiness is being done il Atlantic
and Great Western bonds.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Times city article remarks that the
American news has had no effect on the
Liverpool cotton market, nothing definite
being known about the quantity taken at
Savannah. The market will remain sens
ative until something positive is known.
The same article refers to American
finances, and says the value of the currsn-
cy has not been reduced, and therefore the
present reaction in gold is purely spscula-
tive and temporary.
LONDON, March sI.-ConsoIs for money
ss4@sst. The bullion in the Bank of
England has iuert ased 65O,O and the
Bank has reduced its rate of discount to
four per cent. Illinois Central Shares 621;
Erie So. Five-twenties 56@563.
There were rumors that the pressure in
the Liverpool cotton market was 50 great
that many firms were making private
financial arrangements.
Parliamentary proceedings on the 29sh
were unimpOrtant. Strenuous efforts were
being made to remove the difficulties on
the iron trade. ., -
FRANCE.
1t was rumored that the Emperor wss
suffering from indisposition.
The Chamber of Deputies continues TO
debate the address.
AUSTRIA.
In the lower House several members de-
nounced the alliance with Prussia, and |
friendly relations with it a
lie.
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FROM NEWYORK.

NEW YORK. April IL.
The Commercials special says there is
reason to believe that the cabinet is divided
on sentiments contained in the Presidents
speech.
The Commercial says rooms have been
engaged at one of our hotels for General
Robert E. Lee, aud he is expected to ar
rive here either to-day or tomorrow.
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SALES OF kEVSW.THIRFIEs.

PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to
the Seven-Thirty loan to-day at S., ,526, 900.
The largest Western subscription was
SlO2, 900, from Chicago; and the largest
Eastern, 1858, 900 from New York. There
were also 2,46s individual subscriptions Of
$50 and 500 each.
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In the rejoicings over the surrender Of
Lee, in New York, among other doings-
UAIr. r. P. Getty, after q few remarks,
proposed cheers for General eaton Ccm-
1DissAry Come a-1 FOR tho loyal men OF
Chicago, Cl f+la4d, Cincinnati and ether
points from which our supplies have come
TO feed the Union army, which furnished
such good lighting materials
So Cleveland has not been forgotten in
i'-o raioic1rps IF New York.
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NASHVILLE April II.
The ferrybost Kentucky, plying be-
tween Nashville and EdgeAeld, while cross-
ing the Cumberland this afternoon drifted
against the piers of the railroad bridge and
several persons were slightly injured. The
passengers were rescued by the steamer
Bonacord. The ferryboat soon alter sunk.
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MONDAY, APRIL II, 1866.
G0Od HOutehOId Furniture, &C.,
" ASiN ''s-'-ss--ssss. . s+Dg W OSA I'm q
At House No. co Ontario street.

At House No. co Ontario street.
o Cater & Sen Will cell on Mondsy, April I7tb,
at I0oo'ook A. NJ, at house No. so OI tar0 ttre t.,
tho entire Furniture IN said hOuse consisting Of
mahogany ete-a tete, mahogany hair Aeat airs,
Dressing Bureaus, mahogany Easy Chair mahog-
any Work Stand, Cottsgs B dstsads, snahOgany
aad ch rry Wash ttsnos. Lounges, cherry extern
SION Diung Table, OAK csne-seat Chairs nice gilt
frame Oval Mirror, mahogany ap5 canes. at Rock
ers, cherry CnDboard. ClOcks, Brussels aud In
grain Csrpet,. Oil Goth, husk and sea-grsss Mat
trasses, ttswsrt Cook stSve, Ar-tight Slow, Ice
Chests, Filt refsB Crockery, Ga's Ware, Kitchen
Utensils, &c, a.. Alto, gooI Frame farm N act
be m wed from the premises vi hin thirty days
from time OF Eale. Hous' open at O'Clock the
m5rniDg of tale. Terms cash, bankAble funds.
apf3IO0
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ToNsoRIAL.
AND HAIR WoRA.

"IGS AND HAIR WORh.
M. D US NEW EgTABhIsNMBEI,
THE LARGEST IN THE GTATA
bl KTR HAklhE Han LADIES' HRlB DRESSIHa
as PUBLIC SQUARE.
HsuuisetuEsr Of al kinds Of WIGS, lnoIudiHl
ths eolsbrAtsd
III SION WIG,
thAi 20 resembles nature - TO defy the 6loBsn
B1rutiny. A very large and bSautlful EtOok ei
LONG HAIR, (b-ought By ths TropristoT fFCm
Europe for SWITCHES and BRAgDs-ths antEi
assortment ever seeE IN this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Ealf.EIgF,
In Svsry Styls, With All Improvements.
BErs OF OURLs, made from French Nature
ouTsed HalF tgohrantoed.l
EUGWHR DOUBLH and TRIPLE BOEH
rF WATEREALIS, &C.,
Mnds b ths advertiser, equal 20 thOss imported
LsdieeA Braids made into any Kind Of Hsad.DrtII u
or Bow without iniury 70 Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DBEssINa In ths most pFsTIi
Hgsnd fHzhionAbls Etylss.
eRAu vOrk warranted e Represented.
HoT and n0IsO PATHS at al hnHFu daa8e
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LONDON MARKETS.

Cotton, sales for three days foot up 5000
bales. The market closing with decline
of 3@Iad.
Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat firm at an advance of Id. Sales
of red Western s@sssd.
Corn advanced 3D.
Wakefield, Nash & Co. report
Beef dull.
I Pork, downward tendency.
/ Bacon firm.
Lard quiet but firm.
Tallow steady.
Butter dull
Ashes inactive bu! steady, for both pot
and pearl
Petroleum firm.
Breadstufs, upward tendency.
Cotton dull.
Petroleum frmer. Sales of crude at
2s3d@21d. so-
LIvERPooI, March 31.-Ootton sales for
the week foot up $4,000 bales, market clos
ing wilma decline Of IIdson American for
the week
Sales today 1850 bales market closed
with Arrnor feeling.
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ALBANY CITY ELECFION.

ALbAhYJ April II.
At the charter election yesterday the
Democrats elected their city ticket by an
average msjority Of 1910. The vote is
light, and the Democratic msjority is re-
duced 800 or 900, as compared with last
springs election.
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PHILADELPHIA, Arpil II.
Mayor Henry bas ,,by prJcisma ita, tx
ed Monday e7oning next ior aIubLc IL
Elimination Of the city in honor Of Grants
victories and the coming peace.
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Mnior steren., JaiI DeIIvery.

Msior a. 81. Stevens Provost MarsbsI
of the Twenty-ffth corps, has relieved the
Richmond jsa of all its prisoners He
passed the female prisoners 81 il review,
then the men and boys; frst Of all sum-
moning the old deputy jail keeper, and
learned from him the nature Of the vari-
Gus crimes committed By the inmates.
The prisoners were found % be almost
starved, and when released, ehesred Major
Stavens most heartily. ..rs
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NEW YORK, April II.
Three thousand of the workmen at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard are on s strike, ow-
ing to a reduction of fifty cents per day on
their wages.
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ERIDAY, APRIL IA, 1865.
Horse, Cow, Wsgon, Furniture, &C..

AT AUCTION. N..................BY o. GUTTER son
At the Farm Of william Kneals, in Newburgh
Township, 8 miles east Of Orphan Asylum.
0. c1tter Son viii ssll ct su .tion, on FTiisy,
Farm OF Wm.s Knea'B, Tires miles east Of the Or
Than Asylum, in NsWburgh toWnship, aud near the
WsrensI lie line, the following property, viz: One
Horse, one Co.. one Wagon, one HGrntss one
PioE, one Cutter, lot OF POIk and Beef Furniture
oobsiEting Of BeasteadS, TAbl s. Chairs, Ctockery,
Cook ug stOTe, Parlor Stove &o &C
RaS- (, rms cash st tims Of sale. apis 200
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The following lines from Byron's great
Monody on one Of the most filustrious Of
British statesmen and drsmatistE are pre-
cisely as they were recited at DrJry Lane
Thessre, London, BY Mrs. Yates, in March,
I7s9. We wonder if the great cavalry
CIptsin will see the application:
81 u = .hall We s-tt hii lIkeuess-lOng in vains
And Irn to all Of him which nay remain,
eighing that Nature formed but one such maH.
ASn Hsorr -HE TT. n Nrrrn'~G pFPlpAH."
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DON'T PAY HIGH PRICES.-Teas,
1gs1SGr, Moiasses, oohses, Drug snd Msdi-
cine, Paints, OILS sud Dye Suits, and everything
In our line % lowest prices.
.CRORCHILL d BBOTHER,
noh7f I2s Ontario Btsest.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR BALE.
CITY PROPERTY.

Huntington Ct treet-A fine double frame house,
good lot snd improvements; q desirable and cheap
place. Price $3.50.
South side Of Lake, near Bond stTeet-Snug 7use
lot IS by 1872 feet. Price $500.
s.. Clair street, near Peny-Three Houses and
Lots.
8. go and 2s2 PITTSBURGH street-A double Brick
House in trout aud frame house IN rear with room
for additional bui ding in re1r. Price &, 800.
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When Lord CORVALLIS had surrendered
the army AMI navy to George Washing
ton, and the demands of the eonquerOE
had been fully complied with, the Ameri-
can commsnder-in-chiefi invited tho lead
ing British officers t1 dine with him at
Yorktown; all but thenotOrious TArleton,
whose brutality 10 the American troops in
South Carolina, and elsewhere, had made
him infamous among men. When that
butcher and tyrsnt demanded TO know why
he wss excluded from the hospitahties
of Washington, he was deliberately in-
formed, by one of the aids of the Chief,
that the omission was not accidental, but
the result OF settled purpose, ana That
Washington put this mark upon Tarleion
TO show bis horror Of the practices wlich
had disgracsd the military career Of thst
officer. Are there not some among the
rebels who deserve TO be excluded from the
pale Of society, and from the benefits Of
clemency, for committing deeds to which
the strocity of Tarleton were benevolenca
itself2
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Forty acres Of land on St. Clair Road, about 81
mites from city line, with fine Brick Bouse, 3
large VineyArt and great variety Of Fruit; q pen.
did pla e. Price SIS, 600.
Ten acr s, half mile asst OF ty line, between st.
Clai street a d the Railroad.
So Liberal time given. Apply to .
cpl ,m2J :2O4 L. PRENTISS, Rouse Block
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THE sIEGE PROGRESSING
FAVORABLY.
Rebel Communication En-
tIreIy Suspended.
CELEBRATION AT WASHINGTON
Continuation Of the Presidents
Speech.
MEXICAN NEWS
Suffering Of United States
EmigrantS.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

WAsHIxeToN, April l2-2;3OP !
Major General DiT:
The capture of Selma, Alabama, is re-
ported by Msjor General Thomas
The surrender of Lynchburg is also Of
hcislly reported.
(Signed) E N. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE I
CUMBERLAND, NASHVILLE, April II. !
To Mqj-GeH. Halleck, Chief of StGf:
I send the following, just received from
Huntsville, Alabama, for the information
of the Secretary Of War. am inclined
to believe it, although have received
no report direct from General Wilson.
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me PresIaent in me HOspItals.

The President accompanied By Mrs
Lincoln, Senators Harlan, Sumner and
others, yesterday paid visit to the general
hospitals here, the President shaking
hands with every man and to every one
saying 3 word or two Of eommendstion.
He looks very feeble and was remonstrst-
ed with by the Surgeon in charge, for at
tempting the hsnd-shsking Of several
thousand men, but in answer, he ssid=
"Gentlemen, the war seems about oVer, and
must shake the hands OF, and say good
word to, every brave fellow who has sided
in the glorious work. He intended TO rs-
turn to Washington last night-TTi6aa'e'
City Pci7st Correspondence.
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AlLEN J0N %,

Wholesale and RstaH Dssisr h
STRIP vein, OeIumbiAna and Chippewa
G o a LA
OAoa on o. P. b 4. PfsE. Also, Omcs and XaEd
n EueIid street B. B. Crossing. Goal cfa8
E1csilsnt Quality toF
PTHAM, GAS, CRATES, BT0FEs, Ia
OHns o. Houns u8s. Also, AHTHRAOITl GOAL
e largo or anal quantities.
Orders rospsctfEliy solicited and promptly attene.
a b. Goal Ter unithins fsut constantly on hand
- FnFTrs ee-t-'a- mayI6.Ra
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HUNTSVILLE, ALA, April IL.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, April IL.
Major General Thomas:
The following is just received from
Colonel Hoover, at Somerville: Men d.
rectly through from Selma report that the
place was captured by General Wilson's
forces on the I'd inst. Forrest and Roddy,
with their entire commands, were captured.
Our men dismounted and charged the en-
trenchments and carried all before them.
They also report Montgomery captured.
& CSigned, R. s. GRANGHR.
Geo. 4. Thomas, Major General
CITY POINT, April IL.
Hon. E. M. Stanton, Sec'y of Var:
Lynchburg surrendered yesterday to q
Lieutenant of Grifin's force, at the head of
scouting party. General Grant has
ordered Mackenzie's brigade of cavalry to
occupy the town and take care of the
public property.
[Signed,l G. A. DANA,
Assistant Secretary Of War.
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sEGY STANTON 10 REsraN.

1t is well Understood in well informed
political circles that Mr.. Stanton will re-
sign his position as Secretary of War i'm
medistely upon the conclusion of pesce with
the South. III health viii BE- his plea.
Politicians say, however, that his purpose
is to avoid connection with the questions
that will inevitably result from Mr.. Lin
coins settlement with the rebels.
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washington Ifems

sECY sEwARD's CASE PROBABLY FATAL.
Physicians who have most carefully ex-
smined Secretary Stewards case have come
to the conclusion that he cannot recover
from his injuries. He is unable to partske
of any solid food, and has already to be
sustained on stimulauts
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New York, April u.

FOREIGN NEWS.
The steamer Morovesn arrived at Port
land tonight, bringing Liverpool dates to
March 30, and Queenstown 81. Her news
is two days later.
SatterthWsite's circular reports a very
active market for American securities,
considerable purchases being made on
American account, especially in Illinois
Central, which have advanced from So TO
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The question is, will it be wiser to take
it as it is and help TO improve it, or to re-
isct and disperse it. Can Louisiana be
brought into practical relation with the
Union sooner by sustaining or disc.rding
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THE BEST CONCERTINA BOOK
Is the German Concertna Instructor rs
THE BEST FOR BRASS INSTRUMENTS
Are Burditl's Complete Preccptors, each. so
OLIVER DITSON q CO.. Publishers.
Oc'lo Boston.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-08
Public Sale.
"Wednesday November 22d.

THE subscriber will expose 10 Public Sale at Mr.
l. Haines Hotel IN the Town of Milllnglon, Kent
County Ma land m
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Ready MGic Clothing

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twelve months
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