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BOARDING.

nOAHDlAG.-FAfe few more gentlemen
- wishing private boarding Can be az
commodaied aUNirs, "A. ~, lsleESLIsY ~, on
sep2s div
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Ihe DInerenee.

While LpNltRNuRINiEn was athome,
doing all he could by his vote and his
political influence against the war and
the soldiers IN the field, IN his symph
thy and support Of the Copperhead
party, Colonel RnnINLANpER was in
tile army, in the front of the enemy,
perlltihg his life for his country. One
of them did what he could to bolster
up the cause Of the rebels; the other
did what he could on tho battlefield
and elsewhere TO defeat them and
preserve the Unien One of them il
the nominee OF the Copperheads and
rebel fympathizers the other the can
didate Of soldiers and loyal men,
ltis mott difficult ofop uniop, mep 70
determine which oneli most Ideaerv-
Ing Of theiF,YGtea. yeaeg,a ia win
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Warning.

Warning.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ Mary Jane Miller has lett my house
and will probabiy attempt 10 procure goods
on my cred IL. ! Will pay nd debts OF her
CONTRACTING, GEORGE MILLER,
OctI-lt
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TSOM SALE - SINGLE AND LATH
y MACHINE l.acated corner Ninth
Street aud the canal. This machine Is
convenient 90 Timber, and is IA good order,
Including steam engine and natures.
For fufther particulars, inquire at the
machine, of at my residence, on sixth
Street, hetwesn Walnut aud Chestnut.
aus dim dGOH9E AflINIZER
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Valuable Property for Sale.

WWTst. a., I.Asifs, Ihtt., OFFERS FOR
w sale his residenHa Ia the city of
EVanEYtiie. sF
THIS property consists of large ana
weil-arfanged dWoliing-houae, ten Vaiu-
able lots, woll set in fruit and shade trees,
home,
This property win be sold cheap, and on
terms 10 suit the purchaser.
Apply 10
NlAGKLEEOHn a HORNnROOR,
au2hd Real Estate Agents.
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WANTED.

VNYANTED -sAFE-A second hand
Wv SAFE. 1nqnirs at
sApA div sONNTAG a GAMnLE'e.
VTYANTED tsITUATI0Ng-A young
w Herman, WHO understands book-
Keeping, wishes a situation Ia dry-ge0ds
house, where he could learn the trade.
references given, Address j, u, a., Evans
vile foats Oniee-.a lsapz1 dat-.
WY ANrfsD ~7fnEvlcETMieNrssgs lnmn
Wv Wifi from ta75 10 500 10 invest IA "a
nrstrelass Patent Right for Vanderburgh
county, For particulars, address W. d.
LEWIS, Box ~, Princeton, ina,
seDgU DIV
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NEYANTED- AGENTS Male or Female)
Wv s~i'an cleitf s6G per week at their own
home, Ia light and honorable businsha
Amy person having a few hours daily 10
spend Will mud this n good paying BUSH
ness. Address, sending stamp, for full pars
tioulars, ~ u. Lockwood, Detroit, Mich.
sep2I d6t, wit flauH
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WTYAATED. 81 tt..N .I
w sOH6HOi s0RdHOf soRGnuMi
Cash paid for hOfghO Hyfnp, one To one
thousand barrels,
BROWN, BUTLER a CO.,
dfoeeFs ana Commission Merchants,
Dealers In syrups, sugars, sorgho, spices,
Coffee, Tea, No., NC, fu ialf Fnn
No. "A Walnut Street, id.
sepis d5m Cincinnati, OhtO.u
r.
yNTASTED PRIME BARLEY; sI.aD.
wv 5000 bushels Prime Barley wanted
Immediately by COOK n RICE, at the city
brewery, for which they Will pay VI - per
bushei, tf. lsep2 diw,w 6t
VXTANTED 10 FURNISH STORAGE,
W. and give Insurance in case OF Fire
or Damage, on all cnAaes OF Goods Mer-
ehandise, Household Furniture, Missing
Ffelghfs, Ao, &c, ~
GRESHAM q CO.'S,
No, 2Cprpentef's Building
sep5 dim Hoflli First street.
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| q box, ! Miller,
| package, i Mayner,
| package, Dr, A AiclleyI
/ e box, ] MetealL
/ package, T. q Mex inH0n
1 bundle, NJ Mcintyre,
/ box, | II Moore,
/ box, COD, u 8 Morris,
/ box, Mr.. q Muilet,
! package, A j Mullan,
l package, J w Messielf,
/ PACKAGE, Matthews e n,
| box, / M Mitchell,
/ package, 1 III Maddox,
! boxes, III II hfcCOok,
| pack age IL rs s Marten,
I package. A MoDonhh,
| package, j y Manning,
package, w q Munson,
NJ
package, Crust Myef,
box. III. Marlin,
package, John Magin,
bon, =, ". Mckee,
box, III. McCooi,
; boxes, j. Newgait,
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VOL. @---NO. l2l.

Rents, We are assured by all the leading
papers OF the country, are coming down.
/" Rents" says the Cincinnati Commercial,
"havc been reduced ten per cent. since New
Years" Good for Cincinnati House
rents" says the Chicago Times, "have expe.
rlruc"d 4 great depression the last three
weeks Excellent for Chicago We are
pleased 10 announce" says the Philadelphia
Press. "that the landlords are come 10 grief
and that rents are not exactly down at zero,
but at cold weather point" Bravo for the
the Quaker City l-NuStriNt Banner.
And there is nothing In the future more Ger
tain than that rents must come down In Rich
mond. II Is II matter which, like the Interest
for the uss of money, regulates itself BY the
laws Of trade. The only apprehension We
feel In regard 10 the matter Is, that landlords
may continue 10 demand the present ruinous
prices until they drive so many business men,
and so much business itself, from the city aS
will cause house rent 10 become lower than
we or any one else would desire 10 See il. And
in saying this. we intend 10 cast no censurt
upon landlords we merely question the good
policy of their conduct.
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TIE ORAxas Axp A1ExAxnRI. RAlLnoAn-

TIE ORASGs AND AIExAyDRIA RAILROAD
4ovPRHCR PRIRPoIST The Charlottesville
Chronicle makes the following judicious sus.
ges1ions:
Itlsimposslblc 10 approve the course OF Go
vernon Prrpoiut III connection with this mat
ter tof the Orange and Alexandria Tailroadl
which we deeply regret; for we cannot forgel
the lasting obligations under which ms general
course, rs Governor Of the State, has placed the
people Of Virginia. We think, in cOndemnlng
hilH for this, and some other matters, some OF
our contemporaries use expressions which are
hardly just. They apparently ignore III" kind
and liberal spirit in which the Governor has
acted since lie came among MS, and the dispo'
sit!on which he has manifested 10 advance
more than half way towards those who had
been antaroniZcd with him. As the resolution
Of the House Of Delegates proposes new
meeting, we hope that the Senate Will concur
and that the difficulty Will be settled in man.
ner sAtifnctOry TO all parties"
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IyJrRlous DEscRIPTIoS OF TIE PEoPIB OF
RtcRAosD Mr. Baldwin. one Of our Massa.
chusctts representatives IN Congress, writes tc
he Worcester SPY, OF which he l. the editor
aud proprietor, as follows:
"In conversation, n general officer holding
high command in Virginia, who has jusI
returned from Richmond, declares that IL l.
his conviction that that city now has but one
loyal man In II. Formerly there were hcrss
He gives a most discouTaSlng view OF the
growth OF loyal sentiment All opinions ol
hat kind are growing " smaller by degrees and
beautifully less" The increase Of ayowed
hatred, open hostility and disloyal sentiments
i most marked. There is but little safety To
my northern man outside of our military posts.
The Legislature is openly lubilant Whenever
he names of leading rebels are uttered upon
LIS iiOOr.'
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ViRaISIA TAGRANT LAw.-It is stated that
Governor Pcirpoint was officially Informed
rl.a, il would meet the Presidents approba-
ton if the late vagrant law passed by The Nir.
giuio Legislature for the spcc!al persecution Of
negroes should be vetoed by him. Tho
Governor saw fit 10 sign the bin, and hence
order -E.,c Torh TrijaQs.
The Governor OF Virginia has no veto
power. II he had, he could never have had q
chance 10 veto a bill which the presiding OH
GERS OF the two Houses had not signed when II
was "nulincd." We trust the Tri1uas vii!
do Virginia the justice 20 state thar, however
objectionable ia itself the bill in question Is, II
was copied word for word from Pennsylvania
layp
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PORT Of RICHMOND, JAvrAnr 81 and %, lses.

PORT Of RICHMOND, JASrARr 81 and %, 1859
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore. mer.
chandige and passengers, ID. W. Currie
steamer City Of Richmond, Stranahan, Norfolk
United States mail, merchandise and passengers,
Haskins Bridgford.
steamer General S. Van vliet, Jones, City Point.
schooners in tow, A. Millspaugh Co..
Schooner Reading Railroad, No. IS, Baker, Phil.
adelphia, coal, s. p. Hawes i Son.
Schooner Convoy, - New ! ork, merClandlse,
Wardwel, Rogers Crowell.
Bark Eleanor formerly Abigail, Chappall, New
York, ria Norfolk, to load for Rio for Haxall y
Schooner F, 4. Cummings, whcrlow, Norfolk,
corn, Wake 4 Gray.
Schooner Allarada, Mason, Severn river, oys-
tsrs.
sloop Black Diamond, Harris. Hampton, oysters.
SAILED.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Norfolk United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, Haskins
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
and passengers, u. +. watson.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, ner.
chandise and passengers, Samuel Ayers Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Traver., Baltimore, ner-
chandise and passengers, d. W. Currie.
Steamer [. Ludlow, Nelson, City Point, schooners
IN tow.
Port De Sui, flour, HaXall and Crenshaw.
Schooner J. c. Calhoun, Bealc, Baltimore, salt
Briscoe Stanard.
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REPORTED INgrRREcTfOS.-Somee excitement
was produced here amongst the eXcltaDle, unS
before Yesterday, by the report that there was
I negro instruction in Orange, or Louisa, or
Lynchburg and that the troops here had
been dispatched 10 quell 1t.
II turns out that there was dimculty at
n.dison Courthouse between some drunken
white men and some negroes-the whole analr
very trifling. One report says tnat the "hlte
men had burned some negro CABINS out We
could not ascertain the accuracy OF IL. tMne ne
company of soldier. here went 10 Manson
Courlhou.e THURSDAY morning in consequence
of the wild reports. Charlottesville Cd'on'c|'
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ARREST, ESCAPE, PrRsrIT AND DEATH or
HORSE THiET.--Of the three men charged WltH
horse stealing--who recently escapea jan III
This city-iwo have met their death. Kennedy
was shot and killed while resisting his arrest,
and William Parker was drowned yesterday
afternoon while attempting 10 escape the
clutches of our civil officers, who were cioSe
upon his heels. James bearing, the remaining
one. is sun al large.-PstersLarl ELprtss.
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UARBoRISG MURDERER Mac Jordan md
William Small were arrested on Saturday on
the charge Of being accomplices IN the thelI ol
tho Two horses stolen by Shields and Clark
the murdercrs of Taylor-from DR.. Sterling, oi
Williamsburg. The accused were arrested by
special detectives Goodrich and Jackson. Ihcy
ore also charged with harboring the murder
ers, knowing them 10 be such, They were sent
10 Jail.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

To SUBSCRIBERS NORTH OF BROAD STREET,
The carrier OF the DtSpatct on the north ol
Broad street, between Thirteenth and the
Brook avenue, has been sick for few days
and Of course the paper has been left irreEu'
larly, and 10 only few of the subscribers IL
that district. He will be out in day or TWO
He is 4 good carrier, was n gallant soldier ir
the war, is the only support Of his mother, anC
therefore is entitled 10 the forbearance anC
encouragement Of his subscribers. He viii
make up for lost time by his fathtulncss wher
he resumes his daily rounds.
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DEATH oP JAMES BoORAAS, or NBT YoRK. -
The New York papers announce the death, at
an advanced age, OF Mr.. James Boornan, who
recently donated two thousand five hundred
dollars TO the poor OF, and to one Of the
churches in, Richmond.
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New R1cHNoSD THrArEC.--Thc perform,
ancr- n the tkeatrc We're rather tHinly attended
on Saturday evening on account OF the We3-
rhcr. The management hay" been sinEnlarly
unfortunate on This account since the COM
menccmcnt Of the season. The indications on
Friday night were very encouraging me
house was we'll filled, and the reception OF
Nrssrs Bangs and Roberts such that we looked
forward 10 nightly large and select audiences.
But the skies v~rT" again ClOuded, and even
now W. fear that the attendance tonight VIII
be much luterfrred with b. inclrment "ea.
thrr We hope however, that these are out
the obstacles that are thrown in the way OF
Tie manigcrs promise 10 the public TO make
our Theatre 4 place Of refined and intellectual
amusement, and 10 this end have selected a
eprirs Of such plays - would please the most
select audience. They expect, in few days
additions TO their present company from Ihe
Buiwarr's celebrated play Of " Money ,, !, Is Is
announced rs 4 play for to-night: Mr..
Eobrrts viii appear as Evelyn, and Mr. Bangs
- Sir FREDERICK, Blount Mis- Carson carrylnITi
the principal female character. II IS wei
Worth going to see, even through sno"
storm.
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PIcEPotxxr CArGUT.-Willam Appleyard' a
white boy about seventeen years OF age, H'S
arrested on last Saturday, in the upper police
district, charged with picking the pocket ol
Mrs Mary A. Hancock OF 4 wallet containing
about eight dollars in money and some private
papers, The accused was placed IN the upper
station house, and afterwards transferred 10
the lower one. He made an unsuccessful vi
attempt TO escape by bending the bars oi MS
IL
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Is A bad FIx.--h gentleman from Logan
county, West Virginia, tells us that ten or
twelve elections for county officers have been
lately held in that county, each one of which
resulted In the selection OF persons so obno&i-
ous 10 Governor Boreman that they were set
asidn and new elections ordered. The same
persons frebels, 30 called,) were chosen every
tnne. .-Lvachbttrg he,os.
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FoR AND AGAINST Mr.. DAvIs's PAGDoS.-A
petition, signed by Governor Baker and the
State officers of Indiana, and ten thousand clli-
zeus Of that State, against the pardon OF Jeh.
Davis, was presented 10 the President Satur-
day by Speaker Colfax. Mr.. johnson took the
petition, smiled and said, I'm lay il beside
this bundle pointing 10 all immense pile OF
manuscript. (Which is just as large petition
for his pardon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

A HrSr OF DASasR AHBAp.-The New York
Tribune advises it's friends In Congress 10 be
guardedgn changing, or proposing changes in
the Constitution, lest they do some act which
Will result in the accession OF the Democrats
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

AID FCa SOUTHERN SCFFERER5.--We take
great pleasure in publishing the following let
ter TO Archbishop Spalding:
"BALTIMoEE, January I'D, ls06.
- Most Rep. ArcttiStoD Sparkling:
please find enclosed = dollar
note, 10 be disposed.of in your discretion, for
he benefit OF the southern sufferers. 1t may
head Il list of contributors for that laudahle
md necessary object. If yOu ask who sends
this--it comes from God, 10 be recorded III The
sacred name of Charity
In addition 10 the above the Archbishop has
received over 4 hundred dollars through Mr..
McMaster, of New York, and several sums
from other persons, TO be devoted 10 the same
humane purposes. The distribution OF such
sums of money, however small, rs the beneNo'
lent among us may have 10 spare, could not be
coutided 70 better hands -baAtn.vre G1Ecne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

THE ONLY MIsTAKE.--The Washington cor
respondent or the St. Louis Democrat, Repub-
icin paper, says "The President recently
said 10 q conservative New England senator
ihar The only mistake he had thus far made in
his administration was in sending General
Carl Schurz 10 investigate matters for HIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

uxnEMrSERArtvE BURGLARY. About two
O. clock on Saturday morning, rs prtrats watch-
man Daniel Connell was going his ROUNDS At
the Gallego Mills, he observed two suspicious
looking fellows hanging about, and supposnS
they were up to mischief, pursued them. They
escaped, however, and lie returned TO ms peal
when, 10 and behold, he found horse ana
wagon, which had been left by the robbers III
their haste. This was, doubtless, 10 carry OF
the booty If all burglars had IS poor luck IS
this we might sleep securely.
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RELEASED. rD.-Burton n. Harrison, late pri'
vate secretary of Jefferson Davis, who has for
some time past been confined in Fort Della.
ware has been released by the President.
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Az ArTrMPr 1T BURGLARY Last IhuIsaay
nirht hold attempt was made 10 enter the
store Of Mr.. George I. Herring on Main street
between Locust alley and Fifteenth street.
The burglars were quietly chselling heir way
through the back!door of the store, when tney
were stopped by the dexterons approach of Il
uoliceman. uealmost caught them. Perhaps
If he had used " pinch OF fresh salt, he
might have secured these birds and put 'heH
n n
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REV J. r. EDWARDS IN BAITIMoRB.-The
Baltimore papers announce that Rev. J. L.
Edwards is in that city sOlcitin. pecuniary
aid for the poor Of Richmond.
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DIABoI1c.-On Saturday morning, - the
Fredericksburg accommodation train was
nearing Hungary station, on its way 10 iHch-
mond, the engineer saw something on the track
ahead Of him. He clapped on th~hrakes and
succeeded in stopping the train. 1t turned
out 10 be a log as large rs a mans body, WAlgh
had been deliberately placed there with the
intention of throwing the train OF the track.
At that particular point the road is on high
embanklnent, and We shudder 10 think what
might have been the consequence If the hend,
ish attempt had been successful. Railroad
accidents happen often enough when executed
in n professional manner by The regular
EMPLOYEES Of the road, and any cold bloodcd
amateur assistance should be trowned down
by the community. If the wretch who put
the log on the track could be caught, there
would be no punishment bad enough loF hliI,
short Of taking him to Hanover Junction and
pulling him apart with four locomotives
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even some talk Of trying 10 reduce, by a mill
Louj or two. the national debt. In view OF
such facts 4 Is surprising 10 hear the intelli-
gent London correspondent OF The New York
T.ra,s speaking O: generation after generation
@. Lugi>hmeu " staggering" under their tre-
Deutuu load OF national debt. II is no doubt
I, tremendous debt / oo0, ,Ooo, ,olo bat England
Instead Of s,agcrrluC," seems TO us 10 stand
remarkably upright, and 10 be only stcadied,
&ut bowed down, hy the pressure upon her
Imperial brow.
The national debt Of England dates It's origin
IN lss2. In lc,4, on" million four hundred
thousand pounds had betrayed the expenses Ci
the Government. But more than four times
that sum was required in 1892. The ex-
Ttu,es Of the navy and army had increased
~ such ! rate that, although taxa
ton, both direct and indirect, had been
carried 10 III unprecedented point, the
income o! the State stl!! fell short Of the out
lay hy about 4 million. II was under the
iIiiucncc o! this necessity that nn expedient
familiar for two hundred years on this CONT
nrn: was adopted by the English Govern
ueat. The period was most au>picious for the
@uoerss OF The enterprise. Whilst there was n
VOID in the oXchcQucr, there was an overflow
IN III" money market. The riches Of the ma
t!oa had heen rapidly increasing during the
interval ho,,rrrn the restoration and the reyo.
,r,san The rraat prrp,exirv with men who
t.,.,l,.,,,,lr,trd wealth yr,s how n cn,pIov
.s.,r,,,r,,rus Tlr.jigculty was 90 gra,, tba,
r.a,-,rr5..of of boarding had become common.
J. mid Tint a very considerable mass Of gold
nr4~lI>cr was hidden ii secret drawers ana
I,,...s yv.,lu.cots 1t was The consequences OF
... aa sat. OF things thatluuumeIahle schemes
....r. devised for tnromplovIacut OF redundant
cu-l \ crowd Of companies - some
lsaa-t. some d.sAouest-spranc into existence,
v-.H held on; To subscribers The hope
f.. sn.rusc gains A stock icbbing mania
t..r..H.j he whole kingdom Thus fl
....ana3 that, at the very moment when
t.u Government found IL impossible
HEHa@t e%Ilirg dangerous discontcnts, 10
...~.ly taxation the necessary supplies, there
%a.auu!prou- capitalists who did not know
y.r.t.1 DO v..th their money, and were press
...- everybody TO borrow It, II has beer.
escorted ma, RrHHEr the divine, was the per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-29

GUNS AND PISTOLS.-We invite the
~ attention ofthe public to our stock Of
pOUBLE-BARREL SHOT GUNS,
BREACH-LOADING RIFLES,
Smith and Wesson's celebrated
BREACH-LOADING CARTRIDGE PISTOLS,
COLTS AND OTHER REVOLVERS,
CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND SHOT,
FLEY'S CAPS,
SHOT BELTS AND POUCHES,
POWDER FLASKS, sc.
Orders received tor any kind of SPORTING
ARMS OR PISTOLS. ,,,ror,-,r, r,,,r,
De Its los MAIN street.
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AUCTIONEERS.


CPECIAL NOTICE.-E. B. COOK re-
> srectiIly notifies his friends and tho pnb.!c
10 No gG Main street, two doors above Fourteenth,
adjoining the Times building, and renews the
sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE al residences,
STOCKS OF GOODS, &c, SC. He will also attend
10 the sale of REAL ESTATE, and promises TO give
his personal attention 10 all sales entrusted TO his
care.
lie promises the same energy and assidnity to
business which has secured TO him 80 liberal q
.hsrp Of p9trnnava de ll-3m
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AND UPRIGHT
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the performer to 20 easily tire. Ia
WORKMANSHIP
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sructcd with a care and attention 10 every part
therein that cLaraclerizes the finest mechanism
None but the best seasoned material Is used N the
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Of the cOnccrt.room with that Of the par.or upon
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they are constructed
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All our SQUARE Pianos have our new Improved
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Every Piano fully warranted FOR FIVE YEARS
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