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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-26
DOCKBRIDGE BATHS,
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w vA.-CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.-
Having recently assumedthe prOprietorshp of this
old and fashionable watering-place and completed
our arrangements for the entertainment Of visitors
we now solicit the patronage of the public. Every
effort has been made to restore to this establish
ment Its former reputation. The remedial proper
ties Of the waters have been sufficiently attested In
the numbers who have been relieved OF Rheumatic,
Gouty, and other Affections, while the luxury OF
the Baths, when once enjoyed can never be forgot
ten. Persons DESTROYS to have full information
concerning the character Of the waters may con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them, on
application, free Of postage. -.-..
We pledge ourselves that our table shall not be
inferior to any kept either In city or country. The
name Of our manager Is sufficient to insure good
living
The route to the Warm Springs is by Richmond
and Staunton to Millboro' depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad where line Of stages connects
with the trains, enabling passengers to reach the
Springs the same day after leaving Richmond,
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, g.. per week,
Sl5 per month -four weeks), $50.
DARNELL & REVERCOMBE,
Proprietors.
Major PETzR H. WOODWARD, Manager.
May 1883. my6-sm
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NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEa.1pf,,n

SPEC1AL FEATURE OF THE CH.prv,
Secures amount Of insurance to a nj ARIEL Ter
oSel se
benefit, and that Of her or her hnsbpnd.se use At;
any as may be expressed, free from tbe enaret
or claim or er husband Or creditors or the
Liberal loan OF participating nrs,,,
the profits OF the company. Life poIicias u{rs
three years. endowment after two yr,rs es als,
isitaole: All policies after one year have eIa, 10
Agents desiring to represent the comma,
please address the Home Office. ''"pahy vi
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DTIIIDFLPHTA. RICHMOND in

PHILADELPHIA, R BIC. sisls,p
I AND NORFOLK sTEA Msma sfEXAN.
LfNE.-steamers NORFOLK sn s phnilsdelph,s
syerT sITtJRDIY, and Richmond s'ef'
H.1,i,shs tsIsa Tor Norfolk, also 20, hAs ssL
TON, sAYAEGAA anu NE" 49,,
e' - ssacc 20 PEtiadelphis, ineladinS Amt
st.tsrocn. tla. W. T. POkIEh-, ne DOCK
oe II Once No, stss on rs 'n' -
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, -..1
ID BATH COUNTY, VA.
This delightful, well-known, and favortte WA
TERING-PLACE, only ten miles from MillbOro
Depot Virginia Central railroad), will be open on
the 10th of june $500 t.Hta %. -'-s- -.s-
The mineral waters (Alum. Alum and Magnesia,
and Chalybeatel Of these Springs stand pnriyalled
Scrofula, and all cutaneous diseases.
Persons suffering from weakness and general
debility will find great benefit In the of the
perior Chalybeate Water with which nature has
so literally supplied this place.
The buildings have undergone a thorough reno
walton, and are in excellent condition. The cot
tages are delightfully."- situated and newly fitted up,
making them quite attractive.
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, Lynchburg, in the morning, get OF at MILL
boro' Depot for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Heal
ing, arriving at Bath Alum the same evening to
supper.
Bath Alum being the night stand for the above
named Springs, visitors can leave daily per MessrS.
Trotter Co.'s line Of coaches. ...=. .....
BOARD 90. so per day: Yl6 per week; and spe-
cial arrangements made with families that wish to
stay month or for the season. In this healthy To-
cation. JOSEPH BAXTER,
my 2S-eod2m D.. o.. 81. ~ Proprietor.
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A. MEXICAN TRADE PALACE, No. AZ!

e. A MEXICAN TRADE PALACE, No. 429
II BROAD STREET.-Jnst received at the
American Trade Palace another, beautiful stock
of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS :4gs.f
- Beautiful Lawns, fast colors. 2oc. per yard I:
Check Muslin, lsc. and upwards Beautiful Dotted
Misses Hats, loo. and upwards: Ladies' and
Misses' Shaker Hoods, l5c apiece Beautiful Plain
and Beaded Parasols, 81. SO and upwards Beauti-
full Satin. striped Ienos and Mozambiques, double
width, Csc. per yard worth 4oc; Beautiful Prints,
fast colOrs, 1oc.a and upwards; every style and
quality of ladies' Misses and Gentlemen Gloves
very cheap. Silverware, Jewelry, and Albums, In
great variety very low. lie col SCHEME.
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1,AUu1lION SALES.
~~~~~~o~~~~
J FUTURE DAY.
Ry 8. Y. Davis,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

sEIGHT VACANT LOTS, ON WALL loR
AFIFTEENTHl STREET, BETWSbEEfNN
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold OH MONDAY the
9Th day Of July, 1869, on the premises at ococS
and Broad streets. upon which there Is n large
quantity Of moulding sand !,
= TERMS One-third cash balance at six and
twelve months, interest added, for negotiable
notes !: title retained until payments are made.
Ia as S. N. DAVIS Auctioneer.
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yXIILLIAM r. KNOX, ,.ppgE1RtT rsSEtSrh
sM$Inr gSs JSEEa 81 SES
All snsiness eonneetsd With the dssseisss Cord
SYSTEM prompiiy attended TO- Al y lie recovery
dcutiai. Pays particular sll0"'i - ie LIN
NEW IRISH POTATOES for 3 sale ! sS a ~
In signment BY ARaisTsAp'
tep
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. S2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM,
l. ON JAMES RIVER, SIX MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, ADJOINING CHAFIN'S BLUFF
AND THE WILTON ESTATE, CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN A RES
OF VALUABLE LAND, AT .AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed Of trust executed to the subscri-
Der, dated this Esd day of December. 1857 and Of
record in the County Court OF Henrico, to secure
the payment Of certain sum OF money therein
mentioned, and at the request Of the beneficiary
In said deed will proceed to sell at public auc-
ltion on the premises, on FRIDAY the sd day of
July 1885, at half-past O'Clock P. NJ. the valua-
BILE FARM located as above, and on which Mr.: ".
III. Pcarce now resides. The buildings consist Ola
dwelling and the usual out-hOusts. The land ex-
tends from the Osborne turnpike to James river,
with good landing on the river. There are about
twenty-five acres Of low grounds, and about Sc
twenty-five acres cleared and In cultivation. The
land is naturally very fine, and produces good
crops. -
u To.any person wanting small farm, fine OPP
portunity is offered to procure one. .lrrHE
TERMS One-ffth In cash balance on credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, with interest added, secured by deed OF
trust Possession OF portion Of the farm can be
had in October to seed the fall crop. and full pos
session can be had on the LIST of January, 1889.
The present crop will be reserved to .he tenant.
JAMES d. BROWNE, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR q
Soy Auctjoneers 81 z'..,.g je 23-l0t
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j. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor.

j. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor.
This delightful Mountain Retreat, thirteen miles
northwest from StauntOn, directly Oh the Warren
Spring and Harrisonburg turnpike, has been UNI
dergofng improvement for the last year and Will
be ready for the reception Of visitors the LIST OF
June.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, or Lynchburg, arrive at this place the same
day by 7P. II. ..-..
The TABLE is supplied with the BEST FARE
to be had in the country.
With an experience OF many years as the lessee
of one OF the finest watering places In Virginia
his guide, the proprietor latters himself that he
will be able to afford satisfaction and pleasure to
all who visit the Augusta White Sulphur and Alum
Springs for the restoration Of health the enjoy
ment Of pleasure IL
GOOD MUSIC has been provided for the season,
and full corps Of attentive and efficient servants
will be on hand to attend to the wants of guests.
TARIFF OF RATES &2.bo per day, Sl6 per week,
$50 per month.
: Areasonable deduction from the above prices
will be made to families wishing to remain two
months, or the season. ,-
.Ts-l'J.' 39IFas7I j. A. HEFELFINGER,
je Him .s4s Proprietor
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TOILET ARTICLES.

UPERIOR ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES,
hair secure, made to order in London by one OF
the most celebrated manufacturers. A large and
varied assortment just received and for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
jele s25 Broad street.
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NO HUMBUa.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
OFF SELLING OFF! TO
CLOSE! TO CLOSET!

With the view of engaging in another business,
Ihave determined to close out my ENTIRE STOCK
OF DRY GOODS, which is very large for short
time only, AT AND BELOW COST.
1t would be useless to attempt to enumerate any
particular goods or prices and win only say that
the stock is complete in all branches, and every ar
ticle MUST be sold regardless Of cost; and what
ever remains unsod within short time will be
disposed of at auction.--
This is chance rarely offeredt to consumers OF
dry goods and will be to the Interest OF all IN want
TO call early at ISAAC HUTZLER'S,
jes No. 500 Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
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MILLS p g. gRYANT, TOBACCO EX-
INl CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTs for the pnr,
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
made on consignments. Refer TO 4. r. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank OF Virginia; JAMES
THoM As Jr, ESQ.,, Richmond, Va; Messrs. II.
MRssENGER & Co, New York Messrs. JOHNSON
@ THOMPSON, Boston. Mass. HTH @.ar tYA
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INCORPORATED By SPECIAL CHARTER IA,
: Home Once, TIA Main street R,chro,

Income 10 Ist April, isss fiscal year.
Number OF polices issued, !, o4-,nsur,,u
o noe, eaa on nv S Showing the
that Is unparalleled IN the rst fiscal Yea, nnd
Issues all kinds Of non-forfSftfng LIVE
DOWMEET POLICIES. and aisn bS ana ~
upon RETURN PREMIUM PLANS ioLiCiE.
NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL, m ~
DENCE VIZ RRg.
IN any part Of North America north OF N.
the year. ID sr-tr.,z-IsET - ~ any seasol \
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THE AMELIA SPRINGS WILL BE
l. open for boarders on and after the 18th Of
June. --
vile post-ofice, Amelia county, or to
s. 8. COfTRELL, ESQ,
te a-eodlm 81. Richmond, Va.
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DO tim

EOR NEW Y0RK-0LD Do GMt
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel stesinssap,EE'
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALB I,
MARIE, and HATTERAS. leave New iS!A ~, "a
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUEsDA''
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. ,o,,s,
These ships ars entirely new they have eiesi,.
saloons and staterooms; the fare. aceomH"'
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed. x,,tri
Freights for points beyond New York fornaf% 3.
With dispatch, and no charge made save iof -
tual expenses incurred. n, Al
Close connections made with steamers II" 80
southern and European ports. ,a,L
! insurance effected ut lowest rates when ofdssss
/ n. Z. McCRKApY, President, 1877 6reen"'-
street. New York. 10 ,.,,.
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM q Co, Agenss;,. .
mys corner Main and Eleventh strte''.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
CONFESSION MERCHANTS.

NJ NJ. WILSON, COMMISSION MRR-
I've CHANT, ONCE Thirteenth and Cary streets,
Va, soliciss eonsienmentsofTOBACC WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR and COUNTRY, PRODUCE
GENERALLY. Strict personal attention given
to all sales aud prompt returns made by check or
currency, per express, rs may be desired. Full
supply OF bags for grain. Liberal advances In
money, fertilizers, or merchandise, on faith OF
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DIRECTORS.

j. Z. EDWARDS, Pres,as,,
. WILLIAM B. ISAACS, yice-Prcsident. "''
: d. j, HARTSooK, Secretary.
CHARLES H. SMITH, NJ. D.. Medical Adv,.or
~. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
= ap Zl--dsn&wIm HF General Aver,
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n N. WALKER & CO.,
IL SUCCESSORS TO o. y. BRESEE, ESQ
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office lola Main street.
first door east OF the post-oflce, under McsSrs. l.
A.. II. Maury 4 Co.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and persona
property OF all kinds, In the city or country, 10.
sured against loss or damage by fire at the loves
rates In companies Of the highest standing.
Losses equftably adjusted and promptly pail.
Marine and inland Insurance also effected IL cur
rent rates. 90"
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sYyMmrss rsEsoRTs.

nCEAN VIEW HOTEL, te.,7
TEN MILES FROM NORFOLK.
This very desirable summer resort Is now open
for the accommod Of the public, and the sub
scrber Is determined to SO cater to the wants OF
his patrons MS to give them all the comforts OF
home, combined With the lrxuries Of delightful
GUNNER retreat. 81 100. sH
The facilities for SURF-BATHING are unsur-
passed, and the waters around contain every VA
riety OF fish. In a word, the TABLE. BAR, and
other appliances for comfort and pleasure shall be
MI that my patrons desire.
ie 25-1W 70 d. THOMAS BRADFORD.
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This being accomplished, Friar Lawrence
telegraphed to Romeo to come at once, so
that when Juliet awakened from her topper
he might bear her away to Mantua and set
her up in the mantua-maker's business.
The dispatch never reached him, but pick
ing ND the morning paper he read among
the Associated Press dispatches the follow
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Boards per dsy, $40 per week, $7s per month.
my e2-t15Jy
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-25
A Horrid Murder-A Man Chops of
The Head Of his BrOther-in-LaW.

While Dennis CIounn was at work in
Mr.. Andrew Furbush's sausage factory, in
Charlestown, Mass. on the 9TH, he was
deliberately murdered by his brother-in-
law. Dennis Reen. Cronan was taking n
sick mans place for the day, and was
running n tlllow boiler" His work yes
tcrday was to shovel tallow into u basket,
aud then empty il into n boiler Ono
shovellul had been cmpticd into the bas-
kot. and he was STOPPING while filling the
shovel ngaiu. when Been. who had been
engaged near him IN chopping mp fat with
n large %cleayer. an instrument about u foot
long and six inches wide, stepped up be-
hind him and deliberately chopped of his
head ut one blow. sending the blade thro'
Cronau's neck about an inch below his
ears. The body was found fifteen minutes
after lying near the block, the only conucc-
ton between it aud the head being about
AN inch of tue skin under the chin. The
blood had flowed all around tho body, and
the blade Of the %cleHver, which had been
dropped on n chopping.block, was covered
with blood. Bern hnd fled, aud - the
men had qunrrCled over u money transac-
ton suspicion naturally fastened upon
him. Late IN tho dry he surrendered. -
Briefly summed up, the events which led
to the deed are these: Twelve years or mo. g
ago Cronan came to this country, Retns
sister being lis wife. Three years ago
they scut forty dollurs in gold 20 Hc II
m Ireland in order to dofmy his
expenses to America, and he came to
Chnrlcstown, and through the influence Of
Cronan found employment in tho sausage
factory. lie boarded with Cronan. andthe
latter, it seems, had taken Bocn's wages Tor
Il few wouks IT, settle u debt. They hld o
reckoning and 10 was found that $40 was
due Bceu, and this Cronnn paid. Cronan's
wife was away Mt this time, aud he inform
ed her when she returned that he hal set
tied with Iicon. hhc ahawed him tia. tho
$40 passage money which they had furnish
cd to Reen had not been included in tho
settlement, and she demanded that amount
rom her brother, Reen, but ho sworo that
he did not owe her a cent. She yenturad
to say that lie did; whereupon he struck
her. ~b'ackeniug her eve. She was dissuad-
ell f.om legal proceedings until three weeks
ago, when she trusted her brothers wages
for three weeks, aud he, employing conn
sci, had the dispute carried into court.
Trustworthy witnesses swear that Eccn,
who is quick tempered and q desperate
man when iniklmcd, had threatened to
h We 80 worth of revenge out Of Cronan,
whenever IA could meet him alone. He
attempted to stab him with q butcher
knife II fw weeks ago, when Cronan mild
~ tod him thnt he must get n new boarG-
mg house. There IN evidence to prove
this, and yet Rccn says that he and CronPn
nave always been like brothers, aud never
had any quarrel Tho Coroncr's jury, hav-
ing spent six hourS in investigating the
case, returned n verdict in effect that Rccn
committed the murder.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-25

Rear Admiral commanding has, in the flag.
ship, visited many of the important points
within the limits of his command. Dur
ing the months of May and June he was
ut st. Thomas, Santa Cruz, Point-a-Pitrc,
st. Pierre, La Guayra, Aspinwall, Port au
Prince, and Key West. He is now maxi
ing a second cruise through the West Iu-
dia Islands, and at last advices was ut Ha-
vana. The other vessels of the squadron
have been actively employed and have
given assistance TO our merchantmen and
protection to our citizens whenever
needed. The South Atlantic squadron IN
der command OF Rear Admiral Charles II.
Davis is composed OF the following vessels:
Guerrero, Flagship, 81 guns; Pawnee, IL
guns; Quinnebaugh, 6 guns; Wasp, 3 guns;
Kansas, 3 guns. Two vessels were order
ed home in consequence of the reduction
of the naval force by act of Congress. The
Huron arrived atNow York in October, aud
the Shamokin is duily expected at Pliladel-
phia. The continuation of the war be-
tween the Allied Powers and Paraguay has
rendered it advisable to keep some portion
of the force within as convenient reach rs
practicable Of military operations. There
is little of interest in the reports regarding
the North Pacific and South Pacific Squad
rOng.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-25
The Queen Of the London DcmI-
Monde.

II would IN hard, indeed, to find much
subject for Boosting in any phase of public
or sociul life Ia these days. Tho standard
of craftsmanship has UNNECESSARILY fallen,
and he whom the journals of the day call
the greatest leader of the ago has nothing
better TO offer the public than petty truisms
aud sorry rccriminntions ofhis adyersarics.
Go through tho principal street and YOU
will see that humbug and imposturc pre-
vail no less in private life. Everywhere
one portrait now strikes the eye. 1t is that
OF n beautiful young girl, fair aud modest
to all appearance, and evidently occupying
n high position. She Is in half tho albums
one opens, and soon will be in the other
half so rapidly ~ she becoming the vogue.
Underneath the portrait you will find writ
ten the name of "AIarbel Grey And who
is Marbel Grey? some lady who has dis
tinguished herself? Yes truly--but not in
the way that honest woman could bear to
thinkOf Marbel Gray is thopresent queen
of the dGuimORde. She holds u sort of
| official drawing room every night mt II cas-
ion in IIolbOrn, and thithor richly dressed
women flock to pnv her couItand envy her.
The death of Marbel Grey's predecessors in
Paris is announced and now the new
"Anonyma'is installed. lou go to n thea
ter, and there in II private box, accompan-
led by men who keep III the background,
il II young lady attired in n magnificent
dress, and covered with diamonds. Hon
necklace might constitute n Kings ransom
- there are rings enough on her fingers to
purchase n p%rincely estate. The fact is
beautiful and intelligent. This is Marbe'
Grey, over whose portrait half England Is
going crazy.
The thing takes, and now by the side O
Mmbel Grey there appears another iace,
scarcely less beautiful, aud this IN knnwI
ms ''Muiion Lee" As / go home through
Kensington, it happens 10 me very fire
quently TO meet II young person ot iaultlesI
figure, though snort IN stature, riding from
the park. Her groom follows on II perfec
bit of horse flesh. Then il / chance Il
take u stroll in the Burlington Arcade il
the afternoon (of cource on my way to
club), / sec the same young person dressed
in velvet and Russian sables, and with On
or two cavaliers by her side. She is no
yet quite the rage of tho town, but Marion
Lee is on the high road to ''splendid inlamy
You wAl see her portrait side by side il
every lady's album, Their brothers RttenI
her "drawipgrooms' vt a different saloon
, VIII any one say, then, that religion, mo-
Rlity and social progress are not prosperin
more than ever in the midst of this vas
and eyer-growing city,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-25

A SISGuLAB SroRY-The Fort Wayne
Ga2elto tells the following story of a man
in Allen county, Indiana: "a story came
to our ears this noon which sounds like II
romance, but which We have on the very
best authority. Over two years ago n man
named Arnold, in Eel River township, sold
some land which he had owned in one Of
the far western states. He could never be
induced TO tell any ono for what he had
sold It, or how he hnl disposed of the
money even his wife ard children could
not worm the secret out of him. IL oven
occasioned family differences. Search wns
made IN all directions, but no truce of any
money could be found. About n month
ago the wife died, but oven on her death
bed she was unable 10 induce her husband
to reveal his secret, Two wooka after his
wife died the man followed her to the grave.
leaving no papers which gave any clue to
the missing money. Whom the executors
came 10 settle up the estate, 1t was pro-
posed to sell n lot of buckwhcAt, which
nad been lying some time in the barn.
Whom thoy came to maasnro II, hidden
away beneath II WAS found over %, 600 in
gold, and n quantity of silver coin, UNI
doubtedly the money which had been re-
ceived for the land more than two years
before
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-25
NEW CIRCULARS. NOVEMBER. 1868.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

The MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN 60. respectfully
announce a material reduction in tho prices Of $ lveral
styles Of Their wellknown Organs, which are the Ac
kNowLFDGED STANDARD or EXCELLENCE in this
department. having been awarded a First Prizo Medal
at 1.-THE Paris Exposition, and sovcnty.hvs other First
Prizes in this country.
fouR OCTAVE SINGLE REED ORGAN,. ......... sSq
FIVE OCTAVE DounLE REED ORGAN, with Ryo
sturs ana o tromulant, carved md panuclad
go ice 'ss.'sss.. .El2h
tive OCTAVE DOUBLE REIN CABtNTr Onakr,
i've stops, with the Mason a Hanlin Improved
Nox Humana'"a new invention now Just offered,
producing new and wonderful effects, the finest
instrument 90 IL size made ......... .........s
futy other Sly oa ct otaans at prnporti,1atc prices.
Nov circulars issued this day. November nh, isss,
with full descriptions and illustrations sent FREQ 10 any
applicant.
MASON g. HAMLIN ORGAN CO..
15f Trcmont Street. Bo-ton.
5OB broadway. New York.