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DISABLED SOLDIERS, sEAMIcN, !
~ etc, whether from wounds, rupturd
who have not yet applied for PenslA
widows, minor children, dependent mot
ETC., of those who have died OF wounds
contracted in the service, can prompt
pensions by applying to
ROBERT s. LEAG
T80 No. 1855 s. SEVENTH 81
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LEGAL yNTAzLT TGlEgcE.
Court of Oyer and Terminer = Judges Peirce
and PaxsOn.

In the case OF william Moore, tried for the mur-
der OF Charles OReilley, at Twenty-thrd and Vine
streets the night of July 12, before reported the
evidence on the part of the Commonwealth estab-
lshed the fact that this killing in hot blood,
and the difficulty was provoked by the deceased
himself and counsel upon both sides agreed to take
a verdict Of guilty Of manslaughter, which was ac-
cordingly rendered.
THE cHEsNUT STREET BRIDGE MURDER.
This morning the Court took up the case OF the
young man Enward Smith, who is charged with
the murder Of John Hughes on the night OF October
last. The defense was represented by George w.
Biddle, Jr., George b. Bispham, and s. Davis Page
Esqs. The jury was being empaneled when our re-
port closed, many OF the gentlemen called to the
stand being disqualified by having formed and eX-
pressed an opinion as to the prisoners innocence
guilt.
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AssAULTJNG OFFICERs.-A pugillstic individual
named John Casey has been committed to prison
by Alderman BOnsall for pummelling Police Ser
gean Dune at Twelfth and Kater streets, on Satur-
day night last.
At a late hour on Saturday night q crowd Of
roughs attacked Officer McGrath at Eleventh and
Carpenter streets, and handled him pretty severely
one OF the gang, named William Love, was subse-
quently arrested, and Alderman Bonsall committed
him to prison.
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CoLDIERS INJURED.-soLDIER|
~ on account OF Iiuptr.e or am
eeiyed in the line OF duty, can Oh
and pension, by applying 70
ROBERT s. In
No. ls5 s. q
Pun Information given Iree OF Z
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NRw ERY.-Notwithstanding the many
cemeteries with which Philadelphia abOunds, there
is still another to be added To the list AT meeting
OF number of gentlemen held this morning, 1t was
decided to accept charter which had been granted
for the purpose. The site is situated on the west
side OF the Schuylkil below Manayunk and just
above the boundary lire of the city. 1t consists Of
pasade, and is about eco feet above the river The
gentlemen prominently interested and connected
with the present movement were the pioneers in
the present Laurel Hill Cemetery. In addition TO
and S. Morris VAIN. The beautiful spot has already
been chartered under the name OF West Laurel Hill,
and in a few days large force of wOrkmen will be
employed TO make the necessary arrangements and
Improvements. The site Is one that is convenient OF
access to the city, and not likely to be disturbed
by the march of improvements, which is so genera!
throughout that part Of the city lying between the
schuylkill and Delaware rivers.
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TEE = tn Fh street 'G now oeSSoed IG by rSpS Sp@a
4 CLAYTON ESQ.,, attorney at law, as office, and
nv Goione Asher s. Leidy a residence. The house
A. modern our-story brick house. with me :e first
story twenty. two fees front, and viii De altered to
sSanf it to the contemplated soon as posses
sion can he had The Americus Club is a Demo-
cratic social nolitt association and is intended to
initiate its namesa ke in New York, where the Anne
a. Cnmmo 1wealth its Governors Congress-
and other rulers grew out Of the warm friend
ships engendered in tn re S;oT Oh tRe Anne
William H. tweed did IN ueh to organize its political
strength, and while Gn9etiul t i ieeng OF social
n1,X ys % vet IN no case have the members lost
srht OF No. /, and by cone er OF action and doing
AZ sy,ccess have ruled Through he famous Tammany
sinc the state and municipal goV> rnments
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
The Ell Paso scheme.

The proposition before Congress Is to
give TO what Is called the Memphis
and El Paso Railroad Company the
right of way through the public domain
between El Paso and the Pacific ocean. Appa-
rently, nothing can be more unobj bjectionable.
The United States cannot oppose the build
ing Of roads through their territory.
But, it will be time enough to ask for this
right Of way from FL Paso, westward, when
there is any company In o position to ask 1t.
There is no road existing from Memphis to
Fl Paso, and no present or immediate pros
pect that there will be one. There is no evi-
dence that the projectors of this scheme have
the means to build mile of railroad. Let
them walt till they begin to reach Fl Paso
with their rails before they ask the right Of
way beyond that point. It cannot be the
policy Of the United States to tie that matter
up bya grant made now, and with abso.
lutely no limitation as to the time OF com
pleting road.
We believe the whole thing to be a specu
latlon and bubble. This right Of way
asked for, not because 1t Is now needed 70
any purpose Of bona Jfde road, but as
means Of selling bonds and stock on the maj
ket. The people Of Texas and the Sout
want railroad, and they do not want +
have their routes seized upon and appro
priated in advance by sol disdRt Northerl
capitalists, whose combined personal credi
would not command one hundred dollars 4
Wall street.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
New Publications.

From French 81 Richardson we have tn,
following: "Travels In the East Indiar
Archipelago" y-Albert s. Blckmore, NJ. A
Published by D. Appleton & Co., N. Y,
Notice hereafter.)
'Her MaJesty's Tower" by VIM. Hep,
worth Dixon. Published by Harper & Brc.,
N. Y. (Notice hereafter.)
''Letters of Sentimental Idler," by
Harry Hardwood Leech. Published by D.
Appleton & Co., N. Y. Notice hereafter. }
''He Knew He was Right" by Anthony
Trollope. Published by Harper & Bro, N.
Y. (Notice hereafter.)
"Woodstock," '" one of the series of waverly
Novels. Appleton & Co., NY.
"Phenixiana," or sketches and bur
lesques Of John PhGnlx. Appleton & Co.
(Notlco hereafter.)
"Count Of Monte Christo," by Alexander
Dumas. Peterson's uniform edition.
''Hans Breltmann's Party" with other
ballads, by Chas. G. Leland. Peterson &
Bro. publishers. (Notice h,reafter.)
From shillington we have Wayne Relds
magazine Coward" for March.
From Mohun 4 Bestor "Putuam's" for
March.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
OCEAN sTEAMsHIPs s-ANoTHER
RICHMOND IN THE FIELD.

The Senate Committee on Commerce have
reported bill for the foreign mail service,
being Senate bill o18. This is Irregular, as
the matter comes legitimately under the
Jurisdiction Of the Committee on the Post
ONCE and Post Roads. But the illegitlmacy
Of the bill is Of less importance than Its entire
want Of merit. It proposes to tie up the
Post once Department by contracts running
ten years, under which there shall be only
two departures each week for Europe. This
10 fatal objection 10 the scheme. The mails
should be sent daily, II there are daily de-
partures of steamships.
The bill provides for the same amount OF
pay for each trip, whether the distance 10
2,7OO miles-as Ii is from Boston to Liver
pool-or 3,032 miles--as IL is from New York
to Liverpool; and the amount Of pay is to be
the same without reference to the amount Of
mail matter carried.
The bill limits the dispatch Of foreign mail
matter to two ports-Boston and New York
and ignores all the other ports Of the coun-
try-Portland, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Charleston, &c. No such bill will or ought
to be passed by Congress.
The manifest object Of this bill is to take
care Of Boston; which has two steamships
now laid up, but no steam line, as there !.
nobody rich enough to run one, where thert
are no freights or passengers to support one
The bill takes care OF Boston by providing
for lines from that port and New York only,
and by fixing the pay, independently Of miles
run, or mails carried. Such bill would be
very popular in the Legislature Of Massa
chusetts, but will hardly succeed in the Con
gress Of the United States.
For ourselves, we arc opposed to any spe
cial legislation on this subject, whether II
favor Of particular companies or particula
ports. The true principle is to give genera
authority to the Post ofice Department l.
contract with any company giving securit.
to carry the mails In American steamship
for the ocean and inland postages, reservini
always the right to reduce the postages q
pleasure. Let there be no limitation Us I,
the portO those steamships shall depart from
or as to their point Of destination in Europe
and no monopoly by any particular com
pany.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
RECEpTIOyS,

Mas. PosrxAsTER dRNERAL RAsDALt VIII
receive her friends on Wednesday OF each
week, from to p. IN, at the residence, cor
ner OF Twelfth and X streets.
MRa. SKoRErARY MoOuLLoon receives on
Wednesday, Of each week st the resiaenee,
No. 500 II street, from I9 to Z, and on Friday
from to II p. m. Cards to be Issued Tor the
evening receptions.
Nina SECRETARY BRowSINa receives on
wsAaesday OF each week at her residence, No.
% street, from II m. to Ip.m.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
lRPHANs' COURT.

{ lRrHANs' COURT,
" PBBRuARH 10, 1899,
District GJCOluHbfd, Wdshtn0ton County TO ton:
10 the ease Of EDWARD M. THuRsroE, Exeeu-
tTN OF MARY ANS BRowE, deceased, the eN.
ecutriE afOrelAid has, with the appreciation Of
the Orphans Court ol Washington county ,afoIs'
A. D, lSd0, for the anal settlement Rnd dis
Irritation Of the personal estate Of said deceased,
aud Of the assets in hand, As far AZ the same have
been coll leetsd and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
are notified ~ attend, with their claims properly
youShsd, or they may otherwise by law be ex'
eluded iom all benent in said deeeased's estate
provided copy Of this order be publshed once \
week Tor three weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLI'
oAs pTeyious TO the said day. -
Test: JAS r. OtBEIRNR
fsblI.Wsw' RsgistsT of Will
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
DIED.

DIED. .
RoBB. Suddenly, on the morning Of tho aSth
instant, Rov. JoHs RsBB, aged ~ years.
FLYNN. On the 25th instant, PhTsR PLIss.
aEod 70 yeaTA, native county Wexford, Ire.
Of this city.
0UILLoT On the 27th instant, at the residence
q her mother, Mrs. Aug. Chandoane, AudusrISH
0uILLor, aged 10 years.
R0rHROCK OF scarlet fever, GBo. W. Rofn.
HoCK, son Of Charles aud Anna kothroek, at 9a.
IN, February ", 1850. aged years aud moaths
BARRRTr-In GEORGETOWN. d G., on Saturday.
Tth instant, at O'Clock, y. IN. ERAsTUs d. BAh'
RHIT, In the 35th year Of his age.
The friends Of the faBily respectfully Invited
to attend his funeral on TueSdsy, March 2, at 10
o'clock, a. m. fT IN his late Tosidelee, the cor
ner o fAy-tts and Third streets.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
Agriculture. =
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE
II Il NJ oV A L.


Seed Store removed 70 K street. near Nineteenth.
opposite the Market
Saeds VI every description, clean, fresh and
gsnuias Vegetable aud flower seeds, Trees,
vines, roses, bird seed, lawn grass seed. Red,
white, yellow and lscerne clover. Rhubarb and
asparsEas roots, Onion sets Pruit and shade
every family to secure good and reliable seed
Al-o, trees and small fruits at n small outlay
"MauhA' grape Wines. ] am prepa ed TO supply
this hardy prod uctlye, valuable aud popular grap
singly, or by the dOIea or hundred. have con,
eluded to add to my business Au assortment !
china, lamps aud eroeksTy, which will be sold at
low prices, Daily sales Of roses Aftar The Let OF
April Early orders for trees aud yinOs solicited
for mutual stisfaetlon. A few bushels Of the su-
perior new early Hose potato, also early Goodrich.
Tor sale In small quantities 3F BY The bqshsl
febs.wlN Rst near sinteteenth. Seed Store.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THB SUB:
L sCRIBER has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington 'Ounty, In the District 81 Co
lumbiA, letters OF lstraton Q, a. on the per-
sonAl estate Of PArRICK EsgLIsH late VI Washing
tnn county, b. (, deceased All persons having
claims 'gainst the said deceased are hereby warned
| to exhibit the same, VII The yonehers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before tbs 18th day Of JAu.
uay neKti they may otherwise by law be ex'
100. her
| ELIZABETH ENGLISH,
! mark.
| Admlnistratrlx G, /, q,
| Attest:
| JAMES s. EDWARDS,
| Deputy Register Of Wills. fs5'M3'
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
FINANCIAL AND CoMnERCIAL.
WAsHrroros, Feb. ~, lsso.-Jsy Cocks d
20. furniah the following quota tions Of Gov

NEW ToRK MARKETS.
New roRx, Feb. 27-1 p. m.-cotton quiet
but firm, held at 291S cents. Sugar quiet,
but steady, Cuba 14K@15X cents, Porto
Rico l4x @1Ss< ccnts; refined In fair demand
at lower rates 10y <@2oN cents. Flour dull
and nominaH Southern t6tQel4.25. Wheat
quiet, but steady; e1.U@1.bo. Corn very
Armj higher rates, held at o5 cents. Oats
quiet but steady, 73k cents. Rye dull and
nominalj e1.4o@e1.45. Pork qulet, but
firm; $50, held at t32.25.
BALTINonn MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. T.--BrsadssGi. There
was some movement In -four this morning,
but the sales are generally at reduced quota
tlons.
Whsdf.-!The market this morning is
steady, supply Light, and no choice lots were
offered. rs H
Cora--was In comparatively light supply
to-day. White very dull, and considerably
OF In price; yellow was hrm.
Rr1isions.-Thc market is firmer to-day
under more favorable advices from the West,
and for bulk meats prices are v up.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
70 for lOn.ul,a,lonN NV xltk Gran. con.

hero Tor sonsultatlon vply With Grant con-
ccrning Pennsylvania mN tiers. That quietod
down the excitement whiS his arrival gen
Grated, leaving the question "Who Is the
coming Pennsylvsnlan ! 4" as much mys-
tory as ever. ~
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
ARRUEn.

HILL-BRows-ont the evening Of the 2itl
Instant, at the Issdenos Of the brides parents, b,
Church, Mr' Jso, j. HILL 10 Mis- NATE BHoys
both OF this city.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
Personal.


Senator Hannibal Hamlin /, the gues, NJ
Mr.. 8. p. Brown, formerly navy agent here.
Judge Hoar and Gen. Bufhnton, the new
members elect from Massac chusctts, are here
Secretary Seward had distinguished
party at his last reception, on Saturday
night. It is said he will leave for Auburn
on the morning of inauguration day.
Gen. selden Conner, OF Maine, Is In the
city, and Is the guest of his friend, John
Bailey, esq. He was on the floor OF the
House on Saturday. Gen. Conner Is n gal
liant soldier, and was-as II was supposed at
the tlme-mortally wounded in the battle oi
the Wilderness. He lay in tho hospital In
this city for three years, and, though now
fully recovered In health, is crippled for life
MuaDoou's LEorURH To-SIGHT.-Mr. Jas
=. Murdoch commences the delivery Of his
lecture on Abraham Lincoln, at Carroll
Hall tonight, at 8 O'Clock, promptly. The
audience Ia particularly requested to be
seated by that time. Desirable reserved
seats can still be obtained at French and
Richardson's bookstore, S3t Pennsylvania
avenue.
This lecture is delivered In compliance with
the special request Of prominent members oil
Congress, and other distinguished officials
and will not be repeated in this city. The
pro>sds Of the lecture are for the benefit Of
wounded and necessitous soldiers and sailors
OF the war. All who wish to sec Mr.. Muir.
doch In his greatest effort, will attend Car,
roll Hall tonight.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

The mammo,h OF '0ensrsl 0rsst, - prsssstsd 70
Boston, 10 now on exhibition At the corner Of penb
sylvania avenue and seventh street The profts Of
mated to the Lincoln Moaumsat Associations.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

Son. T. Kilby Smith, United States Con.
snl at Pansms, has arrived In New York.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

" Al yN0, A. BAKERS
Agricultural Warehouse, La a.,
feb28 cow south aide, bet 9th and 10th sis
WRAFPIEs PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

The ALASKA ISvBsrIoATIoN.-The Com
mittee on Public Expenditures on Saturday
submitted a report upon the Alaska inyesti-
CATION. The report is very voluminous, and
the testimony does not seem to directly i'm
plicate any one particularly in any fraud In
relation to the purchase.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

THr Ohio Republican delegation In Con-
gress had meeting last night and mani.
mously resolved to support Mr.. Blaine for
Speaker, and Gen. Eckley, Of Ohio, fol
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01
UNOFFICIAL CEREMONIES.
THE PROcRssIOS.

Association. intending 70 par,lsipai. q. \. IA
f .ss u essssli.iss. prosssls ssi.assS. "a
,eribins rnitoIzs' Srns. nsslsA -, y osssral
Procession. al lhs headessrtsrs Of The osasrai
Commlt,se. to7 street. 10 n
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

KANSAS has promptly ratified the suffrage
amendment to the Constitution. Hon. Sid
ney Clarke, Of Kansas, received dispatch
announcing the fact on Saturday evening.
In the Senate the vote was unanimous. In
the House 1t stood 04to7.
The national Republican., 1869-03-01


E'"'H VIZ. GRSHKfi,S GTSSHKTi,SSasss,Vr ,SSss,rs... 2.
LRWIa CLnPhAnl.
Attest: D.L. IATOh. LsssaIy,
~. T.: ~: !: 4: 'is.'.s aaaI. III IL H.sii
opposite the Pest Ones.
iayssts - 0svsrn1asnt Bsnds sAly.
Ths Dep0aiter. rsosivs in IA'sss-' all The BAak
Hitherto il has paid av. per rSsst ,.r .sa...
Dividends Hsde three tines rear
Hors. -Intsrs.t Of -FOUR rnl cHHP per ...,-
re.siBias o. dsposittAirtJ days OF ever, fsSt.is
s-BANKRUPTcY last an..s.
@ mont Of the BaAkrupt Law provides that
u All pIoeesdinss eommsnssd sftst ths frst DAY Of
January, 1893. no discharge sAAli be sIAAtsA y .
sSes .AsA 3: :: .i ). !. ..a: ~
bsnsst ~ he isu IL rssr isi,s1.. q" u % :f.s.s ~
pioyldss that certain PstitsAsrs. asd alryhe o.n-
charges. though hsy nay ksvs As ssssis lst-
withstAndinG the provisioh, In view Of IN lAitA-
tiYSs and oIeepties., debtor. yithsui assets are
.9il sppiyips for the bessai OF he In all psrss
''fsrscss IN ri, DISTRICT vi. .ail wish /. avail
themselves e{ Its beneht,. and yhp isys ss ssssis,
eluded in the terms Of tha iiailatiss, The ssS-
ssribsr MI give informatisn .. sh,s s9sies a. ali
AHsrney A Law and sslieitsr Ia Bsafrsp
The national Republican., 1869-03-01

Millinery a aad Dress Making.
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Clothing.
GREAT FALL STOCK OF
CLOTHING I!

a w. MI Z L L s
IA HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
the Factories with the largest and
VA sbest stock of
-.1x- GENTS CLOTHING
ever offered in the Norfolk market, which
he has bought CHEAP, and designs to
aston1sh the people with the LOW
PRICES he intends selling at.
The finest stock OF
G LO TIL N u
ever brought to this market can now be
found at his store, and the prices are as
tonishjng low.
Gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime.
A. w. MILLS,
Gents Clothier,
30. ii Main street,
nol4 Head of Market Square.
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was convicted and hung at
Louisville, KY, in March, '65.
The flowing hair still hung
about his shoulders, and when
his youthful corpse was taken
down and laid away in his mar
row bed, the bleeding and bro
ken heart Of Sue Kiteradge was
buried with it and now a
wanderer on the face of the
earth, homeless and friendless,
she lives without hope of heav-
en- or mercy, forsaken and dis
honored and cast away,
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a G e N g " # o r
steinway and Miller's Pianos,
Mason and Hamlin's Organs.
And Prang's American Chromos
We otfer the above goods strlctiy ~
Pianos Delivered in the City Free o.
Expense. mrv
mhH West Main street.
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The Muscatine (Iowa) Journ-
al publishes the following anti
dote for the disease called snor-
ing: "A lady who has tried it
says a sure protection against
the aggravating disease of a
snoring husband is for the 'bet-
ter half to keep a clothes-pin
under her pillow at night, and
when the snoring awakens her
just clap the pin on the Offend
ing organ, then sleep in peace
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nr. Johnston has Discovered the
~ most Certain, Speedy, and only Efec-
tual Remedy in the World for Weakness
or The Back or Limbs, Structures, Alice
tary Discharges, Impotepcy, General De-
bility. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor,
Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, PalpiIa-
ton Of the Heart, Timidity, Trembling,
of the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin, Aztec
tions of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach, on
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits of Youth-secreta and
solitary practices more fatal to their VIC
Tins than the song of Syrens TO the Mari
ners of Ulysses, blighting their most bril-
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering
marriage. &C.. IMPOSSIBLE.
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YOUNG MEN,

Especially, who have become the VIC
TINS of Solitary Vice, that dreadful and
destructive habit which annually sweeps
to an untimely grave thousands of Young
Men OF the most excellent talents and
brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entranced listening senators with
the thunders of eloquence, or walked TO
ecstaoy the living Tyre, may call with
full confidence.
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MOTTO

NJ Office NOTICE
The undersigned respectfully solicits
all kinds of
COPYING WORE
Which will be done neatly, promptly
d d at reasonable rates. He will also
WRITE BUSINESS, LOVE AND OTHER
LETTERS,
Tor all parties, irrespective of coior, at the
most accommodating terms, according to
the length and general character of the
letter. An kinds of
PRINTING, JOB WORK AND BOOK
BINDING
attended with dispatch, and at reduced
prices.
ADVERTISEMENTS
WRITTEN IN RHYME OR PROSE.
He hopes his friends and the public
generally will give him a call. Apply to
VIM. Il. HOLSTEAD,
DAY Book Office,
b2I-tf Roanoke Avenue
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DAILY AND WEEKLY cay COOK,

ROOTS OF THE RAMIE PLANT.
To each subscriber to the WEEKLY Gay
Book, for one year, accom- panied with ISL |,
two Roots of the Ramie Plant.
70 each subscriber to the DAILY DAY
Book, for one year, accompanied with 80,
ten Roots OF the Ramie Plant.
These Roots are in fine condition to
propagate, and each Root can be in
creased in one year four or five hundred
fold. and in two y ears as many thousand
fold. Full directions tor pr pagating the
Ramie will be sent.
va. tauces n all cases to be made
by Post Office Money Orders, Registered
Letters or by Express.
Address
JNO. X. HATHAWAY,
Editor of the DAY Book,
fb26 If Norfolk, Va.
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Manufacturers of Piano tortes, wi
their Patent Combination
Sounding boards.
PATENTED AUGUST l4TH, 1866.
This invention, introduced exclusive
into our Pianos, is of the greatest adyan
tage to the tone of the Instrument, as ii
affects the sOunding-board,t the very sou
of the Plano, and produces thereby pure
liquid tone greatly superior in quality
and power to that OF the ordinar Piano
The sounding-board released from its
connection with the Piano case, and rest.
ing upon under sounding-b boards, is re.
ieved from the rigidity caused by such
connection, and its Migratory quality 10
creased.
Our Pianos are first-class in every le
speot, and purchasers will have not only
our own guarantee of the reputation y
the instrument, obtained from the eXpe.
rience of our patrons who have used then
for q generation. All lovers of this en-.
nently household instrument, as well az
parties proposing to purchase new Fl ,uos
are invited to call and examine our as
sortment. ap6-n&wly
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REBUKE.

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