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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Tbe follow
ing order tRA Just been issued:
HEADoUARTERs GRAND ARMY OF THE I
REPURLIC, WAsHIGdToN,J June %. J.
General Ordfr No. IA:
The Comriander-in.Ch Chief calls at
tention to thb following Congressional
action with regard to the memorial
ceremonies OF the 3Oth ult.: "The Con-
gress of the United States, in the House
Of Representatives, June 22d. on mo-
ton or Mr.. logan, resolved that the
proceedings of the different cities,
towns, &c., RECENTLY held in commemo-
ration of the gallant heroes who have
sacrificed their lives in defence OF the
Republic, and the record OF the
ceremonies Of the decoration OF
honored tomb5 of the departed, shall
be collected and bound under til direc-
tion such person as the Speaker shall
designate, for the use of Congress.
"SCHUYLER CoLFAx,
"speaker Hmsse Of RepresentatiUes.
"EGpwARD MCPHERSON,
"CIerE House RepTesentutiVeS.o
WARRINGTON. June %.
In order to make successful this eff
fort to perpetuRte the record of a just
tribute to our patriotic dead, depart
ments, posts anil commanders will re-
port to these headquarters everything
pertaining TO THU ceremonies alluded 70
which can aid Ito complete the work
proposed. Newspaper paragraphs,
editorial and reporters accounts, and
also the manuscript copies Of addresses
and observations which may not have
been printed.
By order OF JOHN A. LOGAN,
ConmdndcT-in- CHIEF.
Frank Moore, editor OF the Rebellion
Record, is hereby appointed under this
resolution.
Senator Thaye5's bill to regulate and
fix the military establishment OF the
United States, amends the acts to in
crease and fix thP military establish
ment by repealing section 13, which
fixes the numbes of captains in the
quartermaster's department at 80. and
the number of majors at Is, and pro-
hibits the filling Gf vacancies until the
number of such officers Is SO reduced.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Hon. n. G.
Taylor, Commissioner of Indisn AT
fairs, has sent a letter to Senator Hem
Glerson, Chairman of the Committee on
Indian Affairs of the Senate, asking
a full and rigid examination into all
the circumstances attending the recent
treaty for the sales of the Usage lands.
He states positively such investigation
will prove the transactions attending
the treaty were conducted in a most
Just and conscientious manner both for
Indians and for the State of Kansas.
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the files of the House the papers rela-
ting to the repeal of the act repeating
an act for the relief of the securities OF
Joshua Stats, of Jackson county.
THE CODE.
Chapter 20, of the Code, relating TO
assessing taxes, was taken up on second
reading.
that when there Is more than one as
sessment district in county, the board
of supervisors may change the boun-
Diary between such districts, but In
doing so, not to divide atownship, was,
on motion of Mr., Ferguson, of Cabell,
amended by exempting Berkeley county
from such provision.
REoEss.
The reading of the chapter was inter-
rupted by message from the Senate
announcing the passage of the House
Joint resolution, providing for recess
until the Sth of July, with an amend
ment providing that the recess shall be
taken by the legislature.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, moved that
the House concur In the amendment OF
the Senate. Agreed to.
THE CODE RESUMED.
The reading of chapter % was CON-
Iinued.
Anumber of consequential, aud other
amendments sunimportant in their char
scter, were made, and, on motion of
Mr.. Ferguson, of NCabell, the chapter
was laid on the table.
TIME OF ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. Armstrong moved that when the
House adjourn it be to meet at nine
O'Clock tomorrow (1st.) Agreed to.
BILLS PASSED.
On motion of Mr.. Armstrong the bill
authorizing David Lutz, OF Marshall
county, to convey lot ofground to the
NJ. +. Church was taken up, the rules
suspended, and the bill passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Steere, the bill
amending section 2, chapter SO, of the
act relating to the Bull Creek Oil Com
pay was taken up, passed nnder sus-
pension of rules, and sent to the Sem
ate.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave of absence was granted to
Messrs. Chase, of Putnam; McWhor-.
ter (Speaker), of Kanawha; Cole. Of
Kanawha; Hagar, of Boone; Jarrett, of
Monroe, and Spalding, of Wayne.
Adjourned.
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National Trust Go.
OF TILE CITY OF EEw YORK,
No. $50 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS

CHARTERED By THE STATE.
DAKtUs r. MARGAsC, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances
su9tect to Cheek at Sight. SPECIAL DEFos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at hve per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DoLLARs Is divided among over 600
shareholderz, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience
who are also personally naois 10 depo7lto.s 'Ia
for an oblizations OF the Company TO double
the amount Of their capital stock. AS the
NAIIoNAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n lar &c or small amt unts, and permits them
10 he draw1, as a whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE. allow
ing interest on ALL. DAILY RA14AHcEs, par
ties Throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special ad-
yantases Of security, eonyenie ice and pIoht.
jels-smd&w
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NORTH CARoLTNA.

RALRIGH, June 30.-Ths legislature
meets tomorrow. a quorum Will be
present II General Candy suspends the
test oath. 1t is understood he issued
an order to Chief Justice Pearson yes-
terdaY to qualify before the United
States Commissioners by taking the
oath required by the new constitution
and administer the same to the other
judges and officers.
To-day he appointed W. w. Holden
Governor, in place Of WORTH remove cd,
and ordered the State officers to be
sworn in Tomorrow
Gov. Holden will deliver his inaugu-
raj address ON the Fourth OF July.
The city is pretty full of ofice.hunt-
ers. There are many candidates ZOE
the o. 8. Senate.
Gen. Abbott, of New Hampshire, Is
a prominent candidate for U. 8. Sena-
tor; also Col. Heaton, of Ohio.
It is rumored that General Littleneld
has purchased from Gov. Holden the
sfandard printing ofice for ~, 600. -
The Venerable Edmund B. Fireman
died today In the list year of his age.
ouRpEc, June 29.-The steamer Mes
tsrsn, from Liverpool arrived yester-
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Assassination OF the chippewa chief,
'sHOIe.tn.the Day"

SAINT PAUL, MINI, June 30.-The
celebrated Chippewa Chief, "Hole-in-
the.Day," was assassinated by being
shot, near his residence at Grow Wing,
Saturday afternoon, by three Indians
of the Pillager band. The cause is at
tribnted TO Pent-up jealousy and old
grudges.
Two women were poisoned near
ChaskRs Mimi, yesterday, and died In
convulsions, caused by the poison of
potatoe bugs getting into sores on their
hands.
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Removed.

CHARLESTON, s. c., June 3O-GeneraI
Canby has removed the Governor and
Lieut.. Governors of North and South
Carolina, and appointed the newly
elected officers In their stead. This
win take effect ON the meeting OF the
State Legislature, and is done to
facilitate the inauguration of officers
elect, which takes place when the 18th
amendment is ratified.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC IT CABLE.

L1yERPooL, June 30.-ExsAiInister
Adams sailed In the China. Saturday.
LONDON, June 36.-The Fourth will
be celebrated OF Weisbaden.
The excitement at Belgrade is una
The murderers of Prince Michael.
who were convicted have not yet been
executed.
a police captain has been murdered.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, June 2e.-The Canada
Engine Works have contracted with
the Government for rifle range steel
plates. HN
The Mayor has issued proclamation
making Wednesday holiday.
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-PAPPHII.A4NS 81 L9TI9SH SH.9sr.rs q

DHALoNs HPAPHLAN LOTION" for
Beautifying the SKIN and COMPLEX
ION. Removes ali EruPtions, Freckles,
ders Lha SKIN Soft, Fair and Blooming.
For Ladies I'm the Nursery It Is Invaluable.
For Gentlemfn after shaVtng Il has NO
EPaPHIAN LOTION Is the only reliable
remedy for diseasss and blemiEhss OF the
PHaIoHs tPAPHAN SOAP" for the
Toilet, Nursery and Bath, VIII not chap the
skin. Price Is cents per cake.
aFLoR DE MAYOP sf3
4FIOH DE MAYO"
A new perfume for the HandkerchIe. Ex.
o1iaite, Delicate, Lasting FEagrRnes.
PHALoN q 9oHs New York. sold BY an
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river an,l Wentner.

Ctsc1NSAr1, June 3O.-The river has
risen 4 inches, with feet four inches
In the channel. Weather clear. Their.
mometer $50.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. -
Mr., Goff, from the Judiciary Com.
mittee, reported 1t tinexpedient to legis-
late for the relief of Joshua Stats, of
Jackson county; and reported bill to
legalize certain deed, made to James
O. Orr, and recorded in Ohio county.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The calendar was taken up and the
following bills disposed of:
Senate bill for the Improvement OF
the navigation OF the Shenandoah
river. Passed.
Senate bill authorizing the Board of
Supervisors of Marion county, to em-
ploy at hard labor persons confined In
jail. Lost.
Senate bill authorizing the trustees
of the NJ. z. Church, on Laurel CreekI
Nicholas county, to sell and convey
the same. Passed.
Senate bill authorizing the trustees of
the camp ground belonging to the NJ.
f, Church, on Laurel Creek, Nicholas
county, TO sell and convey the same.
Passed.
Senate bill legalizing the execution,
acknowledgment and recording OF
certain deed in Tyler county. Passed
A bill amending the charter of the
town Of Sistersyfile, Tyler county.
Passed.
A bIll authorizing the trustees of the
Morgantown Baptist Church to sell and
convey n certain portion of real estate.
A bill authorizing the trustees Of the
| Protestant Methodist Church in Richie
county to sell and convey church prop
erty. Passtd.
4 bill authorizing NJ, n. Rady to
qualify and give bond as sherifof Bar
bour county. Passed.
BILLS oNssEcoND READING.
A bill for the relief OF certain persons
| in possession OF land at Harper's Fer
~ was referred.
The bill amending chapter 35 Of the
\ acts of 1867 was taken from the table
/ ond ordered to engrossment.
4 on motion of Mr.. GOT. the bill TO
leealize a deed made to James @. Orr,
| recorded in Ohio county, was taken up.
the rules suspended, and the bill passed
\ and sent 10 the SenRtes 49,
PAPERs wTFHDRAwN. 7s
Mt, Mahon by leave withdrew from
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SCHENECTADY, June SO.-General
Howard, of the Freedmen's Bureau.
was elected President OF Union Col
lege.
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GhegntelliqRtrrer

Ghe9nteGi1q
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRECEDENT:
ULYSSES s. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
HON. ". E. STEVENSON, OF Wood.
FOR CONGRESS
Isl Dsstrict-GEE. !. II: DUXAL, OF Brooke.
2nd -HoE. ]. c. Mc6REW. of Preston
FOR AUDITOR.
GAIT. THOMAS BOGGESS. OF Roane.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
CAPT. j. NJ. PIPES. of Marshall.
sl FOR TREASURER. jill
sEKa'r j. a. MACAULEY, OF Quo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
HON. THAYER MELVIN. OF Ohio.
JUDGE OF euPREME COURT OF APPEALS,
Hon. r, L. BERKSHIRE, of Mouongalia.
For Presidential EIectOFs.
AT LARGE.
A. w. CAMPBELL. OF Ohio County.
r. 9. BROWN, OF Jackson County.
DISTRICTS.
l-GEH. N. GOFF.
~. MARSHALL HAGANS.
S-GEN. W. H. POWELL.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
TUESDAY, June 30. 1865.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, June 30, 1865.
SENATE.
Prayer by Mr.. Dix, "a member of the
Senate.
for a recess until the 10th of November
was rejected by a vote of z to 10, as fol-
lows:
Slack, Wilson, Workman, Wright and
SAYs-Messrs. stevenson (PresI-
dent,) Burley, Dix, Dawson, Drum
mond, Farnsworth, Foster, Price, Wer-
ninger and ZInn-10.
Mr.. Slack introduced bill to pro.
vide for condemning land for public
cemeteries, Read the first time.
A message from the House, by MIR.
Parker, announced the passage of a
bill to legalize n deed from Hiram l..
Opic and wife to James c. Orr. Rule
suspended and bill passed.
The resolution proposing u recess
from July to July s, was taken up,
when ii was amended so rs to make It
Joint resolution.
Various amendmeuts proposing diff
ferent days both for adjourn
ment and re-assembling were voted
down, and the resolution adopted as
follows:
ReSolved, 6y The Legislature of West
VirqiniG, That the Legislature will
take recess from Wednesday, July l.,
till Wednesday, July 8.
YEAs-Messrs. Applegate, DIX, Daw-
son, Drummond, Farnsworth, Price,
Slack, Werninger and Workmen-9.
NAYs-Stevenson, lPresident,l Bur
ley, Carskadon, Foster, Wilson,
" right, Zoung and Zinn-8.
| Mr.. Carskadon was granted leave of
absence for one week.
Mr.. Zinn introduced the following:
ReSoLVed. by the Legislature Of West
TIr1inia, three JotlTthS of the members
eIected TO each branch, co7lcHTT1a'9, That
the present session ofthe Legislature OF
West Virginia shall continue after the
expiration of the 45 days mentioned In
the oath section of the 4th article OF the
Constitution, until an adjournment be
agreed to by both branches thereof.
The rules were suspended and said
resolution put upon It's passage: ,n.,
dont,) Burley, Carskadon, Dix. Daw-
son, Drummond, Farnsworth, Foster,
Price, Slack, Werninger, Workman,
| Wright, Young and Hinn-l6.
NAYs-Messrs. ApPlegate and Will
SON..
So the Joint resolution was not agreed
| TO, as 1t require three-fourths of all the
members elected, which is II. There
are members absent. So the vote was
reconsidered and the resolution tabled.
Chapter XVII, OF the Code-manner
OF receiving and disbursIng money at
| the treasury, and certain duties of the
| Auditor and Treasurer; Chapter XVIII
-of the Adjutant General; Chapter
| XIX-who are liable to and who are
exempt from militia duty, and how the
| militia are enrolled; and Chapters Xxx,
XXI, XXI, XIII, XIV, XIV,
| XVI, XVII and &XVIII, all rela-
ting to the militia, were read the sec.
ond time, and ordered to their third
Chapter XII, OF the Code, relating to
the legislature, its members, officers and
proceedings, was taken from the table,
amended, and ordered its third read
ing.
bonds executed before June 20, 1858.
was taken up, amended and ordered
engrossed.
4 large number of bills which had
accumulated upon the Calendar were
read the first time, and quito number
the second time and referred.
And on motion of Mr.. Stevenson,
(Mr. Farnsworth In the chair0 the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow at 9
-
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MoBnE, June 29.-Mr. John Bsden-
cor, manager of Gartch's Music Hall
committed suicide by taking strtch-
assigned as the cause.
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DETROIT, june 3o.-Mr. Randolph
Strickland WAS to-day nominated for
Congress for the Sixth District by the
Republican Convention at Flint,
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GtnAAftal.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or West Virginia.

CnpIral PAID IN. s0oo.ooo.
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mess OF the "Merchants' and Mechanics
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pository and Financial agent OF tho United
Stat 8, and Is prepared 10 do legitimate
PresfdenL-Jas. Nelson Vance.
DfTectorS-Thomas Sweeney, L. .. Della.
plain, Jas. @. AchesOn, John DonlOn, Robert
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EYENINe SESSION.

In Committee of the Whole. Mr.. Orth
in the chair, the House considered the
Alaska bill.
Mr.. Loughridge gave notice of the
amendment that Congress has not ex-
elusive Jurisdiction over treaties, and
having approved the stipulations of
this one. its assent has been given
thereto. He argued in favor of the ap-
Mr.. Boyer opposed and Mr.. Pruyn
Mr.. johnson argued in favor of the
"a adjourned.
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OA0441OG6H u Oa4O n. d. UOHE
OFFIuE RAIr. & OHIO RAIL.RoADCo
WHEELING, May l6, 1858.
DAsaENGER TRAINS WILL RUN By
the following schedule on and RfteE May
II, 1858, Wheeling time.
FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeiiinss Leaves Washington
DAILY at. $50 pm. daily at....4:0 p M
ArFfVe- BaItimore......bs20
GrRffon..... 600 % Winchester $50 Sc
Cumberland I:6s m A1tvesa at
Winchester Ss.S5 Cumberland.l Il g IA
Baltimore $40 I3Tafton-......s 6:2d -
Westinghouse Wheeling. SslS 81
5.xPREss TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves WaShington$=S
daily at. S:1O am. daily at... $3.50 nd
Grafton - L4O pm. ATTives@'
ParEeTs61Eg s:so a HaTPeE,s E:y- l:22 ia
hdiRGas Rait!@oIs =. y z:ss EaresTas17E IS IS m
Washington. 6:l5 wheeling. 4:26 ''
Except Sundays. except SUNDAYS.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeiing. Leaves Wilmington
daily at....9:l6 p m daily at.... $50 N
ArriVes- BaltimGre......8s45 :.
Grafton ,....,,... .2:2O am. lHagerstown.ll-OO +"
Parkenburg.10.OO a Winchester. As
Harpsr's F'yIS:4i p m. aaFper's F,y1Og n
HaGeIstoWn. 245 F" tCumbeEland.6s59 "
Wtnchester.-2:56 l3Eafbon----.--lls25 :.
Baltimore ...-l:45 PaEkeFsbnrg.lOsO0 :"
WRsh'n City-6sS5 Wheeling 4sO5 am.
except Sundays. ISExcept: :sundays.s
BENWOoD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. r. r. Division.
Leaves IArTive at
wheeling 500 m Wheeling. sO5a m
$40 " 6sSOp u
s:20pm 1906
Tickets to all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest can be procured at the
Company's ofice.
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R.T.D DEvRIEs
myIS General Agent, WheellnR
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ouEpEc, June 29.-The steamer Nes-
tsran, from Liverpool, arrived yestsr-
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RST
Alto NAL BANK
OF waEELIRG.
Des .gma ted Depository u. s.

sEGgtSSS tS
.,.....''''..''''''.'' 10'OVV
Money received on deposit; Exchange
coIIections made and proceeds promptly
interest on Special Doposits at the rate of
FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
poait remains ak months. and FIVE per
cent, II for one year.
Accounta of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
a con stanG supply of New Fractional Cur
rency, and l, 2 8 q 30 coin, kept Tor the Rc-
comTnodation of deposiIOIS anu the public.
GEO. K, WHEAT, PreS't.
mar13 GEO. ADAMS, Cash'r.
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the files of the House the papers rela-
ting to the repeal of the act repeating
an act for the relief of the securities of
Joshua Stats, of Jackson county.
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WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Tbe follow
ing order haa Just been issued:
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY OF THE I
REPURLIC,E WASHINGTON, June %. !
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60 BBLs. TAR, large bbla
OU % Common Rosin. .
On hand and for sale lovby 80
myS CHASs b. BERRY.
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PAPERs wTTHDRAwN. 55l
Mr.. Mahou by leave Withdrew ltom
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s nvrsx iSyp 9PEsA BouFEg.
LES BAvARDs,
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EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT,
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House. ZION IN the sowery.
PIANOFORTEs.
LADY HAVING 4 ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE
Pianoorte carved legs and asrars treble, over
bin q sale and guarantee; box for shipment Cali % Third
street.
r,pc.Yy opry o,,- mr.. ,,,r,,,,,, ,,ocrrroor
s.d SiaSmBEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD
& octave Oyer'runs carved Piano
4 GREAT BARoA1N-spLEND1D * OCTAVE PIANO,
s sse;.sr y must be ''d leaving SIS
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fcrte seven octave oversrung IRON frame celebrated
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4 SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD HAzELroN BROTH.
ers Plane nearly new $272 one ssoddsrt rcsswood in
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" "
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FANNY groceries, a :. "ss' n.evsn.n s.1ee,.
Suits Easeres Bronzes Paintings Chamber Dining Room
Fiitsenih street, near Sixth
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"A forte rich and powerful tone nearly new oil the mod cd;
Grand street, near Mott
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improvements, ovsTstrpss bass abarsain FOR cash
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i one; if purchased the allowed, sold install
Factory and wareroons, S. West Sixteenth street.
I,IRsT CLASS SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS AND
liberal discount for cash every walransa
------------ -----.-
Il NJ new elegantly carved powerful tone, maker,
at a low price; be sold. Also good Furniture.
100 west 1weney-lo0l.n street.
e. Xstor place now n Twelfth street. few doors Of
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made for hire il purchased.
DlANOs, MELoDEoNs AND ORGANS OF SIX FIRST
he hoidays at wMTERs Isl Broadway Fifty new and
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NATIONAL LINE.
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fassage to Liverpool QueensownCaoin, Y0O steer
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prrsrs, FUND SOCIETY or NEW yoRK-TuE
Ninth Annual EXHIBITION OF the works the members OF
ne Artists Fund society viii open the public on Thursday
morning, December 10, nj Messrs. MINER d BhRKER'S
Gallery SAB broadway Fourteenth street. and will
main open daily from a. N. 10 T. NJ until day
Admission ifeeI VINCENT COLYER Secretary.
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