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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-28
The President and San Domingo.

Ihe w Washington correspondent OF the New
York Tribune. says:
I'm conversation with prominent Repre-
sentative on the evening Of tn; San Domingo
talked at length and freely 10 regard to his
visit to MIR. Sumner, his action in urging the
acquisition OF that territory, and in relation to
the movement for changing the Committee on
Foreign Relations. 10 regard to the visit to
Mr.. Sumner, which was attempted to be held
up to ridicule, the President said, among other
things that his only motive was to secure Mr.
Summers early attention and interest to the
subject While the Senator did introduce Mr.
Governor Ashley's case, yet the conversation
was mainly IN reference to the treaty. Look
ing back over the conversation, the President
says i: is barely possible that the Senator 8
words may have been vague enough to have
left doubt as to whether he would support
the treaty, provided there had been suspicious
in the mind of hePresdent that he was evading
the issue But the brief notes, not of the
President alone, but OF General Babcock as
well as Mr.. Forney, confirm the Presidents
positive recollection,. He confirms this feel.
iial facts. such as MIR. Sumner asking that
General Baocock might be examined tor such
information as he might be in possession OF.
General Babccca visited Mr. Sumner, either
next day or lbe day following, and talked for
several hours with the Senator, la7iog before
him such Information as Was in his (Babcock's 's)
possession, aud leaving MIR. Summers resi-
dencc with the fullest convic ion of his iricndIy
feeling. The Presidcnr spoke Of the conduct
of Senator Schurz as the opposite of that MIR.
Sumner. When iie matter was presented to
the former, be at oGce said he could not sus
lain policy Of territorial acquisition, especi i.
Fy ipsuisr, and not cotermibous. OF this
course, the President said, he had nothing to
complain. ......- ...-.. ...
The President also spoke OF tho connection
OF his name with the movement TO change the
comp!eEioD OF Mr.. Suuner's committee. All
that he said or did in the matter was If the.
most iGcd, nta! character. He had felt as If
the prlDclpa! committee of the Senate ought
10 be so constructed that matter Of such
grave IMPORTANCE should be fairly treated be-
tore 1t. The first suggestion made 20 hilm1
ahnrt changio- lac "V"'.4'i',"" '"'n' w
etor Morrill, OF Vermont, who salt that It was
iu accordance with party courtesy. lhe fresl
dent aiterward spoke q the suggestion to TWO
or three cthcr Senator'S, but laid no specls'
stress on the matter. Mr., Morrill,, 1t was un-
derstocd, was neutral when the question was
mooted 10 caucus. During the conversation
referred to, the President used no harsh Ian
auage in speaking OF the Senator.
The President further declared that there
was nothing he desired concealed IN the whole
transactions that he was wiling to give all the
facts to the people and that he is now, as he
was last session, in favor OF the fullest pubic
discussion of tic whole matter and the policy
in70lVed'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-28
By John III. Pnrrott. Auctioneer.

OALEOF VALUABLE FARM on TH +
WASHINGTON CITY ROAD, M1DWhI
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALtA
ANDRIA.-Under authority of decd of trust
from Alexander Boyd, dated June 10, lsoS me y,
subscriber will sell, by public auction, on 5 Al.
URDAY. December luh, 1870, at y O'CLOCK:
M. " in front of the Mayors Office, in the city OF
Aexsndris. M m Va, tn It TRAIT OF LAMP, sit.
uated ia Alexandria county Immediately aa5 on on
the north side of -Four Mile kani 6es~eeh and md
Tucppika and the Potnmsc river, containing
ONEHUNDREO ACRES, more or less, beng
that part of the Summer HilP' farm, "h'ch
lies cast of said railroad and turnpike.
Saots Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed untll
the 7th of JANUARY, 1871. By srran cement
with the parties interested, it is probable rea 81
sonable credit msy be obtained Tor part OF tne
purchase money. Gee lo~eo''
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AUCTION SALES.
Green & Wise.

[Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers,]
WELLING AND STORE FOR SALE.
- Will be offered for sale, by public auc-
tloG, on THURSDAY. the 29.h day of Decen-
ber 1870, if not sold privately before lhs. time.
at IL o'clock M, in front of the Mayors office
that we'll known three story BRICK STORE
and DWELLING on the south side Of King
street, between Royal and Fairfax streets. now
occupied by Mr.. Anthony Moran. fronting 20
feet on King street and running back 90 feet
with the privilege of an alley to Prince and
Royal streets. The Dwelling contains rooms,
water, slate roof good store room and is one Of
the best locations on King street for any sort of
business.
Terms: One.half cash, and the residue in cne
and two years, with interest; the deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed OF trust on the
premises with the bonds of the purch sser. All
expenses of conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-28
By Green e. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.1
OOM NISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
u ABLEREAL ESTATE ON THE WASH.
INGTON CITY ROAD MIDWAY BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
erm, 1870, in the case Of Hunter vs.. Williams,
ct al the undersigned therein appointed Com
highest bid or at public auction, on 5ATUR-
DAY, the 14th of January, 1871, in front of the
Mayors Office Alexandria, Va. that TRACT
OFLAND situated in Alexandria county, Va,
and known as SUMMER HILL" containing
one hundred and fifty acres; more or less.
Terms Of Sale: A sufficient amount In cash
to pae the expenses of the suit and sale, and
the residue in three equal inslalments, payable
annually from the day of sale, bearing interest
from the day Of sale the title to be retained un-
til al the purchase money is paid, and the dc:
ferrcd payment. to be secured by the bonds of
the purchaser, with responsible and sufficient
security. Conveyaneing and stamps at the cost
of purchaser q. W. WATTLES,
s. CHAPMAN NEALE,
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sUCTION SALES.
BY Beck, Knox a. KerDy,

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.I
PUBLIC SALE OF LANDRY virtue OF q
i decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandris
county, rendered in the cause of j. j. Bogue
vs.. Thos Simmons administrator ct al., | shall,
on SATURDAY. the 2lst day Of January, 1871,
in Alexandria sell, to the highest bidder, that
TRACT OF LAND, in said county, of which
Thomas Simmons diei seized. situated on the
Phillips road, about q miles from Georgetown
and one milo from the Little Falls Bridge, ad.
joining Vsnderwerken, and contairing 213
acres. 80.
Terms of sale: Enough cash in hand TO pay
the expenses of salo and costs Of suit, and the
residue in three equal instslments at one, two
and three years, with interest, the purchaser 10
give bond the title to be retained, and the cash
payment forfeited should he fail to meet the de-.
ferred payments. NJ. DULANY BALL.
dec 22-lawts Commr. OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-28
By John III. ParrOtt, AuctfOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
VI ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA.-The undersigned Com
missioners Of sale, by authority of decree OF
the Circuit Court for the county Of Alexandra,
rendered at the November term. 1870 OF said
Court, in the suit of James Green We. Wilkinson
Hunter and others. will sell at public auction,
in front of tie Mayors Office. in the city of
Alexandria, at II o. clock m, on SATU KDAI,
the twenty first day of January, 1871, the va!u"
able REAL ESTATE, situated IN the said city,
and known as HUNTERS SHIP 7 ARD, and
bounded rs follows, to wit :-Beginnlng on the
tie east side of Union street, thirty feet north
of Wilkes street. and running thence nortn on
Union street, one hundred and htty-slx feet,
three and one-half inches, to the line OF the
irwin property-theIce east parallel to Wilkes
street into the Potomac river-returnlng to the
first line, and running thence east with swans
line, and parallel 10 Wilkes street. one hundred
and ninety feet, thence south and parallel TO
Union street thirty feet to Wilkes street, thence
east on Wilkes street to the Potomac river.
thence north with the said river to the second
line. together with all the improvements, rights
and appurtenances thereto belonging or apper-
tanning.
Terms: One-tenth OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale, and the resi-
due in three equal instslments, at six, twelve
and eighteen months respectively, with interest
f-ora day of sale; the deferred payments to be
secured by the notes Of purchaser satisfactorily
endorsed, and the title TO be retained until the
purchste money is fully paid. Stamp and con-
vcyaacing al tho eZpence o. purchaser:
H. 0. CLAUGHTON.
THOMAS MOORE,
A. STUART,
dor 17-eots Commissioners Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-28

OTICh-Hsvng duly qualified as "A admln
" istratrix on the estate Of GEoRGs u.
HENDERSON. decd, he-ebv give notlce
to all persona indebted to the SAID i, efsase uo 10
make imm edi.,e payment and to all persons
who have Claims against tho said estate " pre-
sent them TO me for settlement
GsORGEaNNA uENDEKoON!
aoo,o-Isw4w Administrative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-28
a Gear Story.

On the Western side CT Jack mountain 10
Bath county, there is a hollow containing sew
eral acres OF land bounded by rocks, forming
bure natural fences with only about three gaps
or passes where it is possible tor men or anl.
mails to get into or out OF the hollow. oome
hupters-Mr. A. II. Burns. Mr.. Jno Carpen-
ter. MIR, Hite. Mr.. Curry and others-Wlh the
view of procuring what game was INSIDE TINS
wild part, arranged themselves at the different
masses and Instructed two men With dogs to
pass through the hollow and chase out any
game that might be found. After the men
with the dogs had gone short distance, they
turned from the direction in which they had
first started land they say they cannot tell Woy
they made this change in directlcn) and went
nm to the head of the hollow. where they no
ticcd one of their dogs smelling at piece OF a
sheen. ard they fearing some one might nave
poisoncd the meat, one of the men hung 1t IN
the fork of bush, out Of the reach OF the dogs.
This done, they retraced their steps and
continued on their original course, and soon
started up bear, which being closely pursued
by the dogs ran up tree. The hunters soon
surrounded the trec-the bear was wounded ~
a gun shot an came down, and alter
severe fight with the dogs was Killed
While the party were exultlng over their sue
cess the dog that had found the piece OF sheep
lappcd some water from branch and dled al
most Instantly, whereupon one OF the hunters
suggested that perhaps it would be dangerous
70 eat the flesh of the bear lest he too had
eaten some OF the poisoned meat; but as TIE bear
was large fat fellow the rest OF the party
could not easily get their consent to throw
aWay the meat aud more particularly as the
bear had both run and fought We'll: thus
showing no indications OF being poisoned.
They however decided to act prudeotIy anu
rave small piece of the bear to dog, and 10
q short time the dog was found to be 10 dy-
inc condition-thiS settled the point and the
bear was thrown away.
Uonn O calculation it was found that haa
the meat been divided among the families OF
the party, about fifty persons would have eaten att
of the poisoned meat at the same time. Inc
mysterious part of it to the hunters was, What
was il that caused the two men with the doRs
10 leave their direction and 80 to the place
wherc they found the poisoned sheep! Ii 'his
had not been done, and one OF their dogs POI
soped, OF course there would, have been no sus
picion, and the men, with their families, would
have icasteG on the poisonous meat, and, per
hsrs. all died.
think we may tiod solution OF the matter
in the comforting doctrine of an individual
pro,i Ienca. Twas God that put 1t into the
hearts OF those men to 20 where they mleht
he warned of their danger. His tender meI-
cies are ever toward his creatures, and ne mer
rifuily takes care OF them.-Cof. Sfd"n'o"
Spectator.
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~REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Il. KING, JR.,
MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. 9Th & cio'
'l' ~ Washington. D. g.,
MILLINERY, FANCY 6 LADIES FUE
NISHING GOODS.

MII,IINERY, FANCY & LADIES . T.
- NISHING GOODS.
Fine Besver Hats 81 50t, &c aud 81 Ostricn
Fasthers At Soc, .5c and 81; ell. gan, Flowers
from s5c to les pray Bonnet We ve:s from
2 50 to 81 so yard, the best. and VelTeteeH9s {.
from 75c to ST. p the very net. per $685. SHsu
and Point Applique and six Laees. sll grades,
siersnt h Sash kibson from 75c to SIPS per yard
snIsnd;d trim ned Bonnets and Hats from o.
10 S.; Hosiery, Gloves and Band erchleis :,
Linen Coilars and Cuffs. in every variety saa q
81 o the YER. yery best i'm ported Ladies' Ve-t. good
ousIitv from 75c to 81; An elesnns sssortr4eo'
Gbildren's Fu.s from OO 10 81 81 set; Ladies
Eurs from 90 to $40 set. the best Of mink.
81 Hats trimmed without charge
W.shinetep dec 3-lm -
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WIN. COGAN.
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand lsrge and r"'hpielo
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS.
.... HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DHDt
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
poRCE1,AINS. PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CIT. GROUED. AND PLAIN Gil sES !;
Also.
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VAnV rs,
snd everything ia the Steam Fitting Linz ,
public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and 6tLed up with Gas ia the most substantial
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c, prompt
" and faithfully executed sll at prices Wnicn
will give satisfaction my o-CI o.
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A large stock, and great variety of new
sly les, French Calf Pebble Goat. Russia Leath-
er, Lasting Pebble Goat Foxed, Lasting French
Kid Foxed, Lasting Calf Foxed, Plsin Goat
Morocco and Calf Boots ct very low prices,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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SCOTS AND SHOES.
T AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.

fine stock: French Kid, Velvet. English
Turkey Morocco Foxed and other new styles,
which cannot be surpassed for beauty, durabil
ity and cnespness,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-28
+ AIDES LASTING BOOTS.

A great many new styles, handsome and
very cheap, st
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-28

The Comptroller ofthe Currencg! has reeslvea @ r
White AS assistant cashier OF the South Hey'
month National Bank, Massachusetts
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unNHE CONAN NICHE S. -

The publishers will shortly issue the history
of the 35th Battalion Virginia Cavalry, @. 5; A.,
fsmiliarlv known rs "Wnite's" Battalion, from
its commander, Col Eli jah V. White.
1t is work of over 3UO pages, and contsih1SS M
the history Of this famous co1nmsnG durlne 81
the neriod Of its existence, from TIE 1ormalloH
of its first company in 1861, TO the surrenoer ol
Il shows tho Operations of the "Ashby Brl-
gede" during the two years that tne ootn W
Cav. formed \ portion of that gallant commsnu.
giving tho only published account OF the great
expedition OF Gen. w. Il. Jones throug n West
Va, when the Ksnawha river was set on n[e, M
and also the connection ofthc cavalry with tne
cam psigns ofthe A n. V.
The history Of the batsion rs partizan rang
era on the Potomac border, and along tne army
lines of Banks Pope. Mcclellan and other Fed
nrsl commanders, together with the experience
of #, mon as scouts, guides and courler5 1or
Generals Jackson and Ewell IS given, ana Inc
MS is highly endorsed by the oihGers s o. Inc he
FRANK N. MYERS. Late Capt Co. e. Both
Orders addressed to the author, will be
nrom pity attended to. The price of the WORK IS
500 Agents wanted F Fos M. tsI1t MYsgs' g. a."
Ice s-eolm Waterford L"udoun CO.. vs..
DEMONSTRATORS NoTICg.-Haviog
n taken out letters of admini5tratlon upon
m oive notice hat all debtors and creditors OF
Tho deceased must settle their accounts "itn me-
|n0 !. G. NEAL. Sheriff,
,isc 1G-tf Office No IL sou,n Royal street.
ALEXANDER LlLEs THOMAS Ne HALL
~ ILE5 & HALL,
HOUSE CARPENTERS,
COR. DUKE AND FAIRFAX SGREhiS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
dec linz
EUlOSMIN WATER, Lubin's E1rts.,
II Lubin's Soap, Colgates Glycerine ana
! Honey Soaps, Lows Brown indsor and hon
cy soap Pumce, Sand and Kitchen do.' just
| received ard tor sale by ,yo
| dec l6- r. II. LEADBEATER bhO:
gUST RECEIVED-A nice assortment OF
d LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, very
eAip' isr Il Ars, @. L.. SIMPSONS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE IN WEST END, FAIRFAX CO.,

NOMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
- TATE IN WEST END, FAIRFAX. CO.,
VA.-By virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county. pronounced at its No.
vember term, 1870, in the chsncery suit of Lu'
cretia Coxen, guardian, VS.. Clara Coxen ct al,
the undersigned. commissioner appointed by
the sad decree will offer fo5 1r:, sale BY p9oiHe RoiI
fa1 county, Va, on SATURDAY, the 2lst day
of January, 1871, at u o'clock M. the no USE
and LOT OF GROUND of which James S:sss33
Coxen died seized aud possessed which -gss5ss
is 10 Fairfax county, Va, near Padgetts Toll
Gate, and which is particularly DESCRIBED in
deed from George 81. Psdgett and wife to james
Coxen, dated January lat, 1851. and recorded
in liber E, No. 4, folio a57, one of the Fairfax
county land records.
Terms: One third of the purchase money in
cash. the residue in two equal payments at
nine and eighteen months; the deferred pay
ments to bear interest and to be secured by the
purchasers bonds, with good surety, and re-
Iention Of the title to the property sold Until
the purchase money shall have been paid
Deed and stamps at cost Of the purchaser
D. l.. SMOOT, Comm r. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-28

Mrs. sIuchmore, of Cincinnati, has sued her
husband for divorce, on the ground that pc
makes her catch fish for living. She saia
She had dcuo it for thirty years without erumo-
I;ne. hut she couldn't stand it much more
And he bit her with false teeth, ton.
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PARK,

OHlLIP. PARK,
PRAC CTICAL l. U n Is n +,
No. II South Fairfax street,, :,
The Oldest and best ost. bliehed t!amoia Oh, :
eetabI;shment in The city. All work done with
dispatch, and ia the most durable and aS TorS-
manlike manner. Satisfaction gusra11Ieeeci
o,f ~ tho most n1perienced workmen decl
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Fairfax county, dec 13--ts
SALE OF VALUA-
u BLK REAL ESTATE NEAR ALEX.

y. l.. SMOOT, Comm r. OF Sale.
Fairfax county, dec 13--ts
,OOMMISsIoNERs SALE OF vALUA-
u BLK REAL ESTATE NEAR ALEX
ANDRIA, VA.-By virtue of q decree of the
Circuit Court of Fairfax county, pronounced at
its November term 1870. in the chancery suit
of Crump and wife vs. Taylor ct al, the under:
signed, -mmissioucrs appointed by the said
decree. will offer for sale by public auction, at
Cats tavern in West End in Fairfax county,
1871, at IL clio NJ. the TRACT OF LAND
of which John Il Taylor died seized and pos
sessed, containing TWENTY ACRES, more
or less well improved with DIV SLING o.
HOUSE, fences. &c, binding on tho Little H:a
River Turnpike, and about one mile from Al
exandria. This place would make fine gar
den farm.
Terms One tenth Of the purchase money in
cash the residue in three equal payments at
six, twelve and eighteen months the deferred
payments to bear interest and 10 be secured by
the purchasers bonds, with good surety, and q
retention of the title to the property sol. until
the purchase money shall have been paid
Deed and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
ALBERT STUART.
EHQ.HAtS|G,nR"
Fairfax co.. dec ls-ts Comm'rs. of Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ABLE
L LAND:--By virtue of deed Of m trust e. exc
April, 1885, and for the parposes therein de-
clare % !, the undersigned will, on MON DAY,
the 9th day of February, 1871, that being Court
day. at the frons door Of the Court House. IN
Brsntsyille, offer for sale tho TRACTS OF
LAND sold and conveyed by. Robert c. Weir
10 Richard N. Johnson, contsining 405 acres, l
rood and 80 poos. This land is beautifully sit
usted on the o, A. Il M. K. r, between Man.
sssss and Bristoe-24 miles from the former
place. 1t is naturally fine soil, and much d
the place is now in good condition for farming.
The improvements ara ordinary. Persons de.
string to purchase are invited to examl"o the
premises before the SALE
Terms: By the deed of trust . cash sale is re-
CURED but arrangements will be made by the
parties in interest to make the terms liberal;
The title is believed to be unquestionable,
bat only such as is vested in mo by said deed OF
trust will be conveyed.
Prince William county dec 2l-eots
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DOYS' AND YOUTHS SLIPPERS, for
ID bouso and street, very cheap.
oct l9--tf WADDEY'S. II King st.
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T AIDES PARIoR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PEES.
Ladies French Xii Broadway, Ladies Last
toinette, Ladies' Victoria, Ladies' Paris, La.
dies Lasting Toilet, Ladies' Cashmere, Serge
and CARPET Slippers. in every style and quality
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
r AIDES AND MISSES RIDING BOOTS,
IL At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
MISSES WALKING AND SCHOOL
Ml BOOTS.
fine stock of new styles, beautiful, durable
'D0 ''' At WADDEY's, "A King street.
MISSES FINE BOOTS,
Nl In every style, quality and price,
At WADDEY'S. "A King street.
CH11DRHS's TA5K5Na bo6F5: AHDSoAoo1
The largest stock and greatest variety in the
At WADDEY'S. "A King street.
INFANTS FANCY BOOTS & &sLIPPERs.
a dne stock. in every color, style and quail
ty, at greatly reduced prices. at
At WADDEY s, "a King street.
rDWIN c. BURTs FINE SHOES FOR
IL LADIES,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
NENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
" AND SROES.
4 large stock of new. styles, very handsome,
OF the best quality, and ut low prices.
WADDEY'S "a King street.
DOYS' AND YOUTB'S FtNE CALF AND
d KIP BOOTS,
at very low prices.
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
DUBBERS. for Ladies, Misses and Children.
n Mems Arctic, Congress and Plain Cloth
Overshoes.
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
HENTS' TOILET SLIPPERS.
A large stock: Goat Calf and Morocco OPP
esa GiGsap, gr"" e"d pl"s" r'a'" S''"""FS
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
DOYS' AND YOUTHS SLIPPERS, for
- bouso and street, very cheap.
oct l9-tf WADDEY'S "a King st.
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SIXTY FIVE FIRST PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED.
TINE GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO MAN
i UFACTORY.
WI. KIN ABE u CO.,,
Manufacturers Of
GRAND, SQUARE 9 UPRIGHT PIANO
FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD.
-,a. s;;s;SS s;;s;SSSs These Instruments have
MSs4ss6 MsSassassssss6 been before the Public for
SS s1..sssA 1s-..ss.as=saeA nearly Thirty Years, and
:::;::: Is: s:
nr: pronounces them unequal
combines great power, sweetness and fine sing
ing quality, well as great purity of lntona-
ton, and sweetness throughout the entire scale.
Their
TOUCH
ii;iyIness i TiieS' found in so msny Pianos.
IN WORKMANSHIP
thew are unequalled, using none but Inc very
best seasoned material, the large caPltai eh'-
ployed in our business enabling US 10 keep con.
tirTally an Immense stock Of lumber, &C., on
hand. ,,,or ,
Nav Imnroved Overstrung Scale and the
Eas- We would call special attention to our
late improvements in GRAND PlANOo @ ana
SQUARE GRANDS, Patented Aug Ia, lS6o,
which bring the Piano nearer perlee'ioh 'nSn
has yet been attained. - 1
En- Enerv Piano fuLLy Warranted for F1ue, Years.
We have made arrangements Tor Inc coie
Wholesale Agency for tho most celebrated
rARLOR ORGANS and MELODEON
which we offer, Wholesale and retail, az ~ lowest
nov l4-eO61l DAlIliioto' W..
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