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EVENING STAR.
SPEAK GENTLY, MNrHFR

Sf8AA GENTLY, M1THER.
6enuy, mother, gently, ........ 80.
Glide thy little one, la a
lis q toilsone journey 80 e-.r
IL hath jast begun;
81 Many vale of sorrow,
Many rugged steep,
Lfefh m its pathway
And full OF twill weep,
!. On! then, gently-gently.
Kindly, mother, kindly,
Speak in tender tone;
That dear child, remember.
Echoes back thine own;
Teach ingentle accents,
Teach in words of love: .-
Let the softest sreezes,
Its young heart-strings move
.kindly-nother-kin ft..
Wouid'st thou have the setting BE-
Of a gem most fair,
In crown Of beauty,
1t were thine to weafi .-...
Mother train with caution .,r-
That dear little one;
Guide, reproye. and ever
Let the work be done ...
9ently-mother-k
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feb g ,26 rs, m2,s 7.et Major and G. Isl .U 81 IA
CONVENIENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
NJ BREAD.

SUBSISTENCE, OFFICE, q. B. A.,
No. SOUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE. ID D., February a, IsS
Sealed Proposals in pltcafe will be received At
this ufhce nntii SATURDAY. March IL SIS for
The pm chase OF surplus HARD BREAD on hand
AT this depot.
Proposals must state that the sffer is made under
40 Vel ement af this date
The Bread IL in boxes of fifty f50D pounds each
No proposals received for less than twenty COZ
boxes. WV
Purchases will be delivered on board of transports
without expense to the purchaser.
Payment required in Government funds on mott
hcatiGn OF acceptance of bid Twenty days allowed
purchasers TO remove stores.
Proposals to be endorsed the envelope, PRO
rOsals for Hard Bread - and xdaresscd to
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lient. Col and q. S.'U 8 A..
fe T-Et Brevet Brig Gen Volunteers
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE, DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUB
" SISTENCE, WAsHINGroy, February "A, 1856

OFFICE, DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUB.
" SISTENCE, WASHINGTON, February "A, 1856
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH MEAT.
Sealed Proposals, Of the form furnished by the
nndersigned, will he received, i'm duplicate, until
ThuRSDAY: March 9, 1856, at W NJ. for all the
FRESH BEEF and MUTTON required for any
purpose at the folio wing places, Viz: Washington
u: g. Alexandria, Va, Giesboro'. u. G., Fort
Washington, Md. Fort Foot, Md, Fort Whipple
Va, Government Farms, St. Mary q Co. Md
The contractor will be required to deliver the
meat at the Storehouses at the places named where
he will distribute il in such and such
times. as an officer Of the Subsistence Department
say direct
Separate Proposals will be received for supply
ing each or any number Of the above named
places.
Bidders must be present at the opening of the
bids " ~
Payment TO be made at this office monthly for all
Meat pure hased except that delivered AT the Gov
eminent arms, which will be paid for by the Act
ing Commissary of Subsistence at that place.
The ID eat will be subject to q rigid inspec ton.
creek and shanks not recei we'd and if not satisfac
tory, purchases in the open market will be made
at the expense OF the contractor.
All questions respecting quantity. quality, and
condition will be settled by the -fcer Of the Sub.
sistenee DEPARTING Mt receiving the Meat.
The contract will be made for six months from
the lktSay OF April. 1850, such peri as the
SCnmissary General may determine.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Meat at -" ana addressed to the undersigned
G.. BELL,
feb q ,26 ,2s, m2,5 ,7.6t Major and c. o. s. A.
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by J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auetioneers.

MARKET FARM FOR SALE
will be sold, or TUESDAY, 9th Of March, at IL
O'Clock. a. our Auction Rooms a lot Of Land con.
tanning absut twenty acres. suitable for a garden
and fruit farm, lying upon the military road mid
way between Forts De Russy and stephens, adioin-
ing the land Of Mr.. SNartz. comma n6ing q view of
Washington and the Soldiers Home, about ~
miles from Washington, either by the 7th street or
l4th street road u very desirable property.
Title guaranteed.
Purchasers desiring to view the property will
Cali on Wm Reading at the Union Arch, on the
Washington Aqueduct For information address
him at Gsorsetown, d. @. or apply to VIM. Kurtz,
al the Ordnance Department. Winder's Building
Terms: Two thirds cash; $50 Of which must be
paId AT sale, balance may remain. secured the
property i've years, with interest.
All cOnveyances at cost OF purchaser.
IL the terms Of sale not complied with in ten
days from the dav of sale. the right reserved 10
resell the property At the risk aud cost of the first
purcha,e
fe 2G-6t' j. G.. MCGUIRE 90 Apcts
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sElopement Extraordinary.

The particulars of the elopement of the wife
OF well known Grand street apothecary,
named koehler, with boss tailor have lust
been made matter of street talk. The injured
husband gives the following explanation: He
married his wife some seven years since She
was very accomplished lady, and excelled in
music, and he spared no expense to crafty her
wishes In this regard. Since their marriage,
they prospered IN worldly matters. and
achieved a respectable competence. Three
children were born 10 them, and not a cloud
ooscured the domestic horizon until Monday
last Early that day his wife was unusually
anectionate, and advised him to go out for the
beneht OF his health, saying she would keep
an eye TO The ftore IN his absence He did not
go out, however. and toward evening she told
him she had TO meet lady in New Ysrk to
transact some business in relation TO the sale of
piano. This appeared reasonable enough.
and the unsuspIcious husband offered no OBJ
Jecuon. He waited long and anxiously for
retnTn, out she came not. Next morn
ing he received word that friend Of his
and near neighbor engaged in the
taiioring business, named Oelkers, was also
missing This excited his suspicion that an
elopement between the two had taken place, as
they had been previously very fond of each
others society. An interview with Mrs DEL
kers soon satisfied him that this was the case.
IL seems that Oelkers had sent his wife to q
German theater the evening Of the elopement,
promising TO call for her W hen the performances
were over, but, instead of doing so, he packed
up his clothing, took $50 from bex, and left
IN a carnage for New York, There he called
at a house in Fifth street and got two trunks
with which he drove TO the Hudson River rail-
road depot In Thirty first street. There he met
mrs. hoehier, and the two entered a train to-
gether, since which time nothing has been
heard OF them. Oelkers leaves n wife but no
children. The three children of Mrs. KoehIer
feel the loss of their unnatural mother yery
keenly, and their cries for her return enter
deeply into the heart of the afflicted father
The only money Mrs. X. is known to have
taken is about SlOU She is a fine looking
woman, about thirty years of age. The man
Tor whom she sacrificed all that a woman
shonld prize is Der senior by many years,
neither well-favored nor polite.-Nsr York
N,Us
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- FAIR AND FASHIONABLE YOUNG
America has installed PHALON'S might
BLOOMING CEREUS" as q speciality in all its
drawing rooms, dressing rooms, and boudoirs 1t
is we'll Beauty should breathe fragrant atmos
phere, and Nature, in all her bowers has no richer
perfume than this. Sold every where WAS
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The attention of the trade and the public at large
Is called TO this SALE the goods will be sold in
lots to suit both large and small purchasers Guam
Titles as small dozen will be sold. Goods
viii be delivered 10 purchasers within five 80 days
from termi nation of sale.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
c. SUTHERLAND.
Surgeon and Purveyor, u. =. A.
e. w. BOTELER. Jr.. Auctioueer fe l3-dts
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AUCTION sAhHs.
CALI or 00yERNMENf BUILDINGS,
- STABLES; tn ISshns;oT nHAnRyEs, &C.,


'".a Rsss;.s,os. fss r. g;i 4. 1855
VII be ssd 90 the pts%i.ss i public SUCTION s1sne
der the direction Of Captain 0.orse +. Brownins,
ho9r sseh day .hsr.after, leIcsPs wEpSEsDAY
yhOl: :h.ii have been disposed Of, the following
EIsssS i RSS" sPRr fHsEfs sfs.@s1 .sr,.O 1.-TWO
stsris: lsxlo issss two aoxfo two .tories,l leI
g. and sss9s .'''n''s i'1is' iz1sa iSAi'' S''
slss'! 1i1s s kAsCElss SgaET55Rs
'' Ten ion la1 iSss .sds;s,SiSs a,,l ,s 1.-TWO
81 lSnsa, nsstxi wing lsxl7: and two Kitchens
,a'oanine' sxi2; and loxlo,, l6xa with wing iox
MSS nj a1ss isssslnfi . ,isS sssr c-o
iis.i ss1as s.sa ., ssT .i s,
ttTS .ssr,s. l s., o. isTs. and ,sxe.
2s1.sa, six 2sxss6, one nxst, and one Isxss, with
6 One ti.i h9s .1i,s with $40
np Sns re- HINES STABLE, r.ne with s,,
TGenis tSoi BGIGpIkss. Frame, zs.., SKIS
1881 lsxsl Exss loxl6. four i6x.O -ur sr ssxss7,
@ Su 2,xts, 2sSSo: 2ea25; and lIxE.
thirty two tsaj " WATER TANKS, s.ls, two fee,
Seventy. eight (7S HANGERS, s,s,Is, ga feet
Twenty 90, OUT HOUSES.
One q Hay SHE'D; lI2xN2.
One CD G GRAIN IN H3 HS franc sixEso
IL leg square feet. and 2 $50 sauare feet.
FENCING, 3 $50 linesl feet
One u 81 OREHOUSE. frame 52Xl5o
Two BLACksMITIIS' SHOPS, 0rsrse, y 4sx leo,
and 63xlCo
Ore ~ ENGINE. House Hxs.
The buildings will be sold singly, and must be re-
moved within fifteen days.
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
of purchasers: bus the lumber will. IL desired be
delivered by the Government. free Of charge for
trAnspor tation, on the depot wharf
Terms Cash in Government funds.
A boat for Gissboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day OF sale
Fer further Information apply in person or by
letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWNING, A. q. M,
Giesbore, ID. O., Or to this office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Rrevet Brigadier General % charge,
lie % tar Eirrt Division a q n
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I.REAr B1sCevrRr IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH ExrRAcrED wIrHour PAIN.

iwouid sdyt:s III Ysseoss hsytns teeth % -
extras. : 70 cal ;.a q DR. Oh LIVES once, aHd
Also, call and ex anime the DScter new and i'm.
proved method q fnserting ARTIFICIAL TEETE.
Yen viii have them In no other style than this new
end yalusbse one. Teeth inserted on Cold, efiver
and RubbeE Plates e the old price, - We have NOT
1890 s ne srses on ear work ssnos tie srssi
70; s<s rsssh svsaas. bss~ses i1sh ana ptA
jasotU .s-t,iil ar. LBWIH. n. D.. Dsssaa.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI J. o. HeeuIRs : CO.. Aocnsnssrs. =
fbusrEE's SALE OF FRAME STABLE IND
LOT ON st BErwEEN FOukrkESfh

AND FIFTEENTH.
Under aud hy virtue Of O deed of trust from Jas
Bush and wife bearing date on October INST Is s,
seq one Of the land records Of the District of Col
umbia the undersigned a. trustee acting on the
request Of the holder Of promissory notes secured
hy the said deed Of trust, overdue aud mn paid
will offer for sale. at public su,ton on Ma oh IA
1886. ct ~. clock D. m, in front of the premises
all that part OF lot No =, in Square No 2Il in the
city Of Washington. in the district Of Coiumbia,
contained yithin the following netes and bouhds,
beginning for the ZANE at point on street north
in the south line OF the said lot distant twenty
feet yest from the southeast corner thereof, and
running thence west % feet thence north % feet,
thence east p feet, and thence south 40 feet To the
place OF beginning, with the I'M fovements thereon,
CONSISTING OF one Frame Stable. gF
isrns Of sale 0ae-third e the purchase monev
20 pc paid In cash and the residue in two equal in
stsimepts With Interest at six and Twelve months,
from the Gay OF sale, for which the purchasers
sold. will be required : = 1-Il'' ~
Al convey sncine and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
IL the terms Of sale shall not be complied with
within one week from the day of sale, the trustee
reserves the right to sell the said premises the
risk and cost Of the first purchaser on giving one
weeks notice OF such re- sale by advertisement in
some ne paper published in the civ OF Washing
ton. THOMAS J. MYERS, Trustee
fe "a cow Ads j. e.. MCGUIRE n co, Auct.
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1.-TWO boys had a queer collision in Nor
wlch, CT, the other day. They were running
IN the street In opposite directions, hidden from
each other by the enormous dimensions OF An
intervening hoop skirt. They rounded this OBJ
sfruction at the same time, and struck heads
before they had fairly seen each other One of
them was knocked out of his senses, and in
lured internally, and the other had his head
bruised
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNl
TURE ON 10Th ST, BETWEEN n AND

STREETS NORTH.
On TUESDAY, the 9Th day of March next at 10
O'Clock a. m, we shall sell at the residence of gen.
tIeman defining housekeeping, viz
Sofas, Chairs, Hat Rack, Lounges
Dressing Bureaus. Rockers. Bed steads
Washstands, Whatp OTIS. Tables
Stoves, Crockery. Mating
Mattresses, Writing Table
Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c.
Terms cash.
re q GREEN d. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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TRY SMOLANDER'S.
TAKE No OTHER Buck

TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by all Apoihecaries. Price 81 D. BARNES
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. feb l0-ly
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The PROFITS OF GoyERNMENT NOTE Ey-
GRAvrNG.-rhe bank note engrayers, who dur
ing the war. have printed the Government
money, have made enormous profits. One en-
craving company Is divided into stock. oriyi-
naily valued at $50 per share, the whole beng
worth S6o,OOO They have gathered q large
amount of materials, and have paid enormous
dividends, so that now the stock i valued at
nearly $50 per share. Two of the dividends
made in 1S62 amounted 10 310per cent. and one
in 1S6i 10 DO per cent
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DENTISTRY.

nENTlSTRl.-DR. BARNES. Physician ana
y Dentist Teeth inserted very cheap
Extracting and Repairing neatly done ks
he aIso cures khenmatlsm, Gout, Piles Llo
neuralgia ana Dyspepsia. Office corner PENN "a
avenue ana Ih street. Room No. 3. eI6lms
NE. LOCKWOOD Washingtan nriId;ns x2x
~ "a aE., has employed Q sSIllful Den-
r,t; from New York, and viii insert6S
IEEI on Rubber At a very reduced price SIlI0
Teeth extracted without pain ia 22-Im-
EE b
n - N. LOOMS, N. D.,
Inc Invep1of and Patentee Of the nINERAL
FLAIk IEETH, attends personally
nls once IN THIS city. Many persons can0D~S~
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 0lo
these. - = = i
Persons calling u my eflce can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may DESIRE
put 70 those who are particular, and wish the pu-
rest, cleanest strongest and most perfect dentre
that Art can procure. the MINERAL TEETH will
Rooms in this city-No So. Pennsylvania ave-
between Sth and 10Th sts. Also, GOT rch street
fniiadeipn1ss : &C D-ly
- rry
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II AEGE SALE OF OJARTERMASrEp,S
Il STORES -@A' -

- S1OkES.
G,OQra'trMaster's0 nee, Depot Of Washiastoa,l
Wdshinston. ID. C., March , 1885
Will We cold at Public Auction, under the direc-
N al hanse No. s. on New York avenue a. be- BE-
TnEsn 1s,t and 10Th r washnsoD on
is lbs. Muriatic Acid, Bellows,
10 AIDES, assorted, b Bowels
ias gals. Alcohol, 1872 feet Leather Belt
s s Aussrs assorted, s2feet Rubber Betting,
80 Broad Axes, l3 Blocks assorted,
lgl Hand Axes. 70 Coffin Boxes
s5 Ba II and Chains, 3 Wood Boxes
2. Csrpeprers' Benches. DraurhtiRng Board,
100 Weed Benches, 22s Chair Bottoms
3 30 wasn Boa ,rf Us Chair Backs and
g DcsS Boit. s.scrted, 100 Chair air Backs,
g, ,h Bolt, s s;,sa Chair stretchers,
T. GEO CONFER Bottoms, I,o0 lbs Fire Clay,
s Circulating Boilers, 100 stove ID Doors.
Steam BoiIer,, 400 Chairs assorted
IS wsiiewash Brushes. 10 6 ssls P DESKS:
$50 Paint Brushes, as so Bucket Ears
sol NarDish Brushes, 1896 Bastard Files
gus pnst Brushes l0.000 Lights Glass,
cRse ssF.s Han Ties
s iss pi EieT H.n SSinslk G Afe da:nses
$500 so, PAIRS Hinges as 5000 gross screws. as
e Ca Cat +, Iron Hoppers Loo shOv.Is assorted
too nohs, assorted, loo Stove Feet.
Zoo lbs. Lead. 2eO0 lbs Cast Steel,
1925 Chest Locks, 200 koxes Tin
2.sH Cupboard Locks, l.O0o Lamp Tubes
4O Mallets. 105 Cast Iron Trans
1890 lbs Cut ~ ais, 400 yards Silver Tinsel.
10 coo los Wreught Nails, 6,835 papers Tacks, as
l,N0 Frying Pans. sorted
StOa lbs. Wrought Pipe 100 Vince lbarrevs
4e1 Planes, assorted, 1900 lbs Wire
$50 Tin Pumps. assorted, 20 900 lbs Zinc
800 lbs Iron Rivets, COCO Fscutcheons
800 lbs Rods. Wire, 800 Tables assorted
The sale will be continued from day 10 day until
all of the property is sold.
The stores must be remoy ed within va DAVIS from
date of sale.
Terms Cash. IN Government funds
BY order of Brevet Major General ID. II. Rucker
Chief Quartermaster depot Of Washington.
CHARLES H. TOMPKINS,
NH Plot Brsvet Colonel and Quartermaster
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DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILRoAb.
ID WAsHINsroS January ., iso6.
sa


xosE SED 1Ak kR
FOR BALTIMORE.
=, Leave Lea, daily, except sunday, At so, 50, ssa
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, At s:20. .. m, and
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave az and e:so m. and at 40 and 1: - D. N
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
,rain. ~ ~ 80 ~ s. sna 80 a m, and as D. m. n
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave ~ I;S .. n. and go and 7:so .. N
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave at 7:S0 q. and 80 D. m.
FOR ALL PABTs OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, atT.Jo a IN. and rs
On Sunday a, $50 .. m only. oonpecr,u, AZ Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore 70 waeeIins,
r TaR6TGh TTffcKErs to tn. Yves. Ga. b. s.a J,
,ht Wsshinston Ststicn Ticket osss Al al S-sl.
can Telegraph Buildins. Penssyivaui. ..esus.
between Az apo 6th streets
NsT 19ss and Boston. sss
W.P SMITH Master Of rrspsporsstaon.
oeoa GEO s k6oSTz' ss tas.s &. Asfss
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
@& -
WAsHINsroN. January 1856
afalhs between Washington and New York are
FOR KEW YORK. without change of carr.
Lesys daily except Sunday 81 30 Q. m ami sN
FOR NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsds,.
Leave daily Except sanaayD 1t MS q m. and
as p. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday At 81 and rl:B q
m, and 4sS and 80 .. m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York = s 80 .. m only
Leave Tor Phfladelphis at Z 80 D. m only
Sleeping cars for New York on Z 50 D m train
daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, trAin and sIesp-
Ing car ruR only to Fhila6 elphia
Through ticket. TO philadelphia. New York, OF
Boston can be had st the Station Once all hourp
IN the day, well the new ONCE in the Amer
lean Telegraph Builcing, Pennsylvapia avenue,
between ~ and 6th streets
See Baltimore and chic Railroad sdvertieemeus
hspols. and the West
W,P.sMITH, Master Of Transportation.
L. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent
&C Su GEO. &. Kc0NTZ. Agent, Warrington
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AUCTION SALES


Qaort<rmaSisr G<assaf,s QGee, Esss Disistosl
m erasr Of he = ssosr s her.
viii be cold on the prsmssee g psblie suction
fst s u s
O'Clock N, the following Described public proper
ONE % STEAM GRINDING Axp FEED
frame, with massive granite found ations 70 BY %
al M ss n
most substantial manner.
and appliances Of the mill. consisting Of
oNEtD ENGINE. OF 1Oo-HoRsE POWER,
S sns :, nnSsf of tsen;y two CD inches diameter
heavy cast-iron bed plate. with cold and hos water
ens pSs, 81 iron sr 80
diameter and twenty four taD inches face, with
yudsohs patent governor
TWO ts' BOILERS so "a so-Hossr POWER
made Of the best boiler iron i've six teeuths tsls,
and fourteen ai fseI owe inches in length; each
boiler seventy slx 76D lap welded fnes each three
ana one Itsurth - inches in diameter, with all
fSsHSM TafRTY 800 fs RAhsF sF sSHA
Constructed of solid French burr milestone, aud
let in heavy, well: balanced frames, with haycut:
handle the hay grain and prepared feed on the most
ec1poloicai "a! and laess saving plan.
pulkys Of eastiron, faced and eCed, with hang
ers and boxes sufficient to drive ten (lo pairs Of
belts for driving the mills &C. are Of the best sak
The Engine. Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures of
every description, are of the very best materials
tion and fine working order, the mill having been
in operation only about Is months:
ment on the day of sale, the buildings viii be ssd
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop
erty before the first nstI day of May next. un
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MARRIAor sNp OrLIBACY

An Essay Of Warning and Instructien for Young
Men, fust published by the Howard Association
and sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UGHTON, Hovart
Association, RhilaAelphia, Pa az = 90 e-an
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XNE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE l2 STOP
w MASON HAMLIN CABINET

ORGAN Win two set of Eevs. and tEo@A
octave pedal bass 1t 10 a su perior ihstru-tIJSN
ment. and We invite organists and amateurs to call
Mason Hamlin are the only manufacturers Of
the celebrated Cabinet Organ. All other instru-
ments Of the kind are merely inferior limitations.
W. G. METZER0TT CO.
No. 31S Pa. avenue.
in 29-u between 9th and 10th
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CAsLYLLs lrsosriektns orees, pol. & Priso.
hhs !" V ss'se, ~ III sssI 4; {, fhlhSff fs