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MILL FOR SALE.

On TIL URSDAY, tho 9Th day Of October,
1870, by virtue Of y decree Of tho Circuit Court
OF Prince William county, pronounced at tho
October term ltG7, in the suit of norncr ct nj.
vs. Chapman, the undersigned, rs commission
crs Of sale will Offer to the highest bidder,
Mill Building and Water Power; also tho Saw
Mill Building and Water Power known as the
IHOROUGuFAR MILL, lately tho proper
" of John Chapman, deceased. Said property
is situated at Thoroughfnro Gap, mmedIatey
upon the Manassas Gap Railroad, with switch,
Sc. for lading and unIsding cars, iorty:two
miles from the city of Alcxanlra, and in direct
communication by railroad with tho cities ot
Washington end Baltimore Tho building is
five stories high. with basement, and can be
easily converted into factory Tor cotton anu
woolen goods and is surrounded by iAiec
wool growing country. Tho stream ls never
failing, and tho whole is considered ono OF tho
most eIigitly situated and desirable pieces of
property in the State Of Virginia.
The attention Of persons desiring either a fac
tory or merchant mil is particularly called to il.
IERMS-Ten pc: cert cash. and the residue
in thrco equal annual instruments; tho credi.
payments TO bear interest, and to be secured ~
the satisfaction Of the commissioners title TO
be retained until the last psymcn: is made; the
property subject to BIO resold under m order OF
Court in event Of the failure To meet tho pay
ments.
At The same time md place, and upon tho
enmo forms, will be offered for salo TWO
TRACTS Of LAND, about three hundred
acres each, one adjoining the described Mills.
and lying on the south side Of the Manassas
Gap Railroad, partly in Fauquier and partly j"
Prince William counties, said land being also tho
property OF the late John Chapmsn divided int"
two tracts to suit purchasers. Each trac: has Il
small DWELLING HOUSE upon it, ami
and other buildings, with suinciency of :HsSI s5.
water and timber, md Is partially enclosed
Tho Mill ard the land can DO purchased TO-
gelhe if desired, or the two tracts OF land cah
DO purchased as one.
For further information apply 10 Jonh o.
Chapman, No. G3 Prince street. AlcXandrM,'' '''
JOHN :. CHAPMAN
RICE w. PAYNE
EPPA HUNTON.,
j V. BROOKE, Comm'rs.
pri,co William co sep 9-cot'
T1AIR The Indies Of the LhWi MY MY lLl'r
'''P;KESBYTEKIAN CuUECil vii h r'i u
rAIE a. ti,st place ON IN" 4th' ON ANA ''hI"'
n.I',hcr 49,: y. n They c"rii.'i7 ihVl-' III"
,.;,,ynn. 10 .lt nj. ."?r"' "I ""'l"'N.
sep !9-l"N
-r,raLED CAkklAhh CLOTH Ter nj"
E,hv JAMES +. ChHLlN 4 SONG.
sep ~ next door to Millet's Chns store
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We have received Peters Musical Monthly
the Report oil the Agricultural Department,
for Angus! ard Observation-Disclosures, and
The Little Corporal.
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Testimonials similar to the above may be seen
at NJ. Barnhardts office from the most reliable
and well known gentlemen Of tho United STATES,
among whom are: ,
uoratio Seymour cX-Govcrnor Of New Iork.
K. +. Fcnton, ex. Governor Of New Iork.
j.. q. Curtin, Ex-Governor of Pennsylvania.
T.. b. Hays, Governor Of Ohio.
-. =. Morton, Ex-Governor Of Indiana
Alexander Ramsey, cx.Gov, of Mir n"sots.
Henry A. swift, Ex-Governor Of Minnesota
Richard Yates, Ex-Governor Of Illinois.
X N. ps.,cn, Ex-Governor Of alabama
Joseph i. Brown, EX-GOr. Of Georgin
,Jons,han Worth, Gov. OF North Carolina.
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State OF South Carolina, !
Executive Dept. 7

Columbia, juno ln, 1000
Sir: l have made full snd satisfactory test OF
tho Spectacles procured from you, and L have
the pleasure TO say that tho gla!ses are DeltGF
sdapted to nv eyes than any havo ever used.
Tho facilities with which you fitted tho glass to
nv cyo furnished mo conclusive evidence OF
your thorough experience as an Oculist. 49,,
Your attainments in your profession entitIe
YOU to tho confidence, patronage and gratitude
OF the public.
yours JAMES l.. Okk,
Governor of South CarO)ina.
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sy- We arc authorized to announce RICH
AID F. BRoADwATER as an independent can.
didate for Sheriff of Fairfax county. Mr.
Broadwater will be supported by the business
nan of,ho conntx oct 3-coto
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Portsmouth, Va, Dec !: 1850.

TOrtSmOuLN, VI, I?C T: .007'
Prof. Bernhard II owe you dcbt OF grsli-
tudo for the bench. you have rendered In". ror
msnv wars | have been accustomed to use
niss:es when reading or writing, and n way
s with pain, moro or loss, to my eyes. You have
roi;nycd me from all inconvenience. l can now
rcsd and write for al hours without any pain,
and can sec objects distant and near through
the same glasses with clcarnc:s and dlsl'nctne:s
that have not experienced since my youth.
l am gratefully yours, -
JOSEPH L. PLUNkETT,
Pastor Of ST. Paufs.
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ACCIDENTS. The Warrenton Index says:
Ga Monday week little Arthur DuwcIl, aged
~ years, Il son of Thomas ii. Dowcll, who lives
within a lew miles Oi town, was Urlvlng:a cart
along the public road, when the oxen hltchcd
10 il Lccamc ungovrlnabic and ran up steep
bank caps.Zing the cart, the body ol which
caught the Illtle boy under it with ono OF his
legs prolruding out:id; its rim. In this pain
lul position he was dragged about 100 yards
when hr was cna3lc to crawl out as the cart
bounded up by striking Il stone or stump
One Of his thighs, was brokonln Two places ;
tut he was not OtIil rwlSc, though bruised ana
!acaratcd to SOME extent, seriously lhlur&d. -
DR.. Ward is quite s;nsuiuo that he will recover
the Use OF his limb and b.; hlm'cll agin III Il
lew weeks.
The Manassas Gaz,ttc says !: ION Satur'
day last as Mrs. Doyle vile Of Mr.. James
Doyle, one of tho railroad employees, was riding
through Manassas. the horse became Brighten
cd at an approaching train and running fway,
threw her with considerable Violence to tie
ground irflictiEg soomc severe bruises and
otherwise irjuring her. We hear, however,
that she is now nearly recovered"
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Local ssrevities.

The failure Of the Washington ferry boat IT,
make the extra trir. on Friday night last, III
accorlancc with the published notice, IS The
cause Of much complaint among those who cX
cccd to return here that night.
wagon load OF oysters, coming from the
steamer Columbia, broke down on Union street
this morning.
The co!orcd Odd Fellows excursion to Rich
mond, on Wednesday next, will take place as
advertised.
Mr. Richard Purcell has sent as a contlilu-
ton, to the fair for the benefit OF Father Ry-
an church, in Atlanta, Georgia, handsome
stove. Adams Express transported the pres
cnt free If cost.
Capt. JAS. rrrakIc ha, sent US present Of
some winter shad, for which he has our thanks.
y oilers ark, in which colored family liv-
cd, was, one night last week, carried out ly
the tide into deep water, and was on its way
down the Potomac, when it was seen aud
trou eht back to It's amphbioul condition.
The liver to-day was full, but as calm and
placid as summer morning.
The present frcshct in the river will later
ttrc, for a few days, with the oyster trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
TESTIMONY OF RECO CONCENTRATIONS
From Medical gentlemen, Professors of Lhc

NlLTCst UPLHNINlC lNIC!II IN 1KlTAN!
.tri,. VA. ,.na tho Union.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. Ii. $50
Il nlu.tis much pleasure to state that alter q
cnrnful examination Of the glassr: used by Prof.
Bernhnrdt and his peculiar arrangements Tor
adapting them To tho improvement of the EatIe!
defects and diseases OF tho human ego wo feel
assured that he j. II most skillful "Ld accom-
plishcd Opticinn, and va very cordially com
mend him IT, the r"n!i'lrncc of the community
N n. LEWIS, NJ. -.
BEDFORD BROWN, NJ. ID.
WA. & kLIPSrEiA, N. l..
J j. BULLOCK,
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church.
i:DBr Il. : iOlIGll NJ. d.,
Pastor NJ. +. Church South.
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CONSTELLATION FREE.


OtIico hours from n. m u ) y. m.
MANSION HOUSE.
Il. Blowing TO engagements elsewhere. DE-.
rernhar,t will 10 able 10 remain hare bu. a
short time only.
EMPLOY No PEDDLERS.
sep 2l-d&tw
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DAMAGE TO RAILROADS.&C. far rs Cor
donsviiI no damage has been sustained on the
o., A. Il NJ. H. r. The track OF the Z: u.
r. r., near Chadwick depot, las been damag'
ed to a considerable extent and tho bridges
over Moores Greek ana the Elvannii river on
the same road have tccn carried away. One
span of the bridge at Rocklish and two spans
ut Tyc river on the Lynchburg extension OF the
o., a. Il NJ. Il. r., have been carried away,
md all tho bridges ut Lynchburg arc gone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

havo examined tho IirnziliHn Pebble md
Australian Crystal Gasse7 Of Dir. NJ. Bern.
hnrdt, and regard thom of superior quality and
surprising any that ever came under my OBJ
scrvation. Testimonials from the most pronl'
ncnt citizens OF tho country prove thu! numbers
have been gronty benefited by the Doctor. |
t:ko pleasure in recommending him to any whn
may need his services r. Ii. HAYNES,
Pastor OF tho NJ. +. Church.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. ~, 1870.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
.1OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
~ That the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
Railroad Company will apply to tho County
Court of Alexandria county. at the ensuing NO
vember term thereof, for tho appointment OF
hvo disinterested froeholders, who. or any three
or more of whom, shall constitute q board to
ascertain a Just compensation to the owLcrs of
land upon tho line of their improvement within
the said county, for such Of tho said lands as
are proposed to be taken by such company Tor
its purposes.
Alexandris October 3, 1870.
GEO. b. ROBERTS,
President of said Company.
T. T. S,,;+b httornov oct 3.-laW4W
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Alexandria, September l.,

Judging from tho interview which | have
had with Professor NJ. FrrrlArdt, | hGirv"
him to be skillful Hp!ician, and from the
many certificates which nc has from the high est
men Of tho South, tina. he is IN experienced and
rclpb!o Oculst.
+ MURPHY, u. Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

{ From Ex-Governor shorter, 0! Ala5alna.
tutauln Ala, APRIL I. 1870.
DR.. NJ. Brrnhardt, UculiSt and OpticiHn:
My Dear Sir: beg TO express to you the
docp sense of obligation 1 feel for the PROBES
sional kindness cxtondod to mo, by which, with
ego sight impaired by years of application ana
study, l am enabled to write this note WIN inc
clcarncss of vision which enjoyed in tho days
of my youth. May your honorable and useful
lie long DO spared. that humanity may enjoy
the scirnlitic Skill of ono ST. eminently qualified
in mind and heart to do good to hi. fclInwmcn
With grateful owicdgmcnts, permit mo t.
subscribe myself,
Your obcdient servant and friend,
Gov. JNO. GILL SHORTER.
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AND FOR SALE-We will offer for sal
l i by public auction, on tho premises, o
MONDAY, October "a, 1870, BED HILL,
a tract of land, situated partly in Prince Will
liam and Fairfax counties, six miles north Of
Manassas Junction and ono milo cast OF Sud
ley" mill, containing eco ACRES. The i'm
provcmcnts consist of q comfortable Dwell. IN
LING HOUSE. stable and corn house. e
The land is O. naturally good quality-.a red
soil-and in tho Same vein IS the celebrated
''Chantlly" land of Fairfax Bull run passes
through the farm and the land contiguous, is
admirably adapted to grass. The wood land,
of which there is more than u suGiciency f'r
tho uso OF tho farm, is very valuable, conlain.
ing good oak and hickory timber. Tho tract
Of land is conveniently arranged for division,
and its soil readily susceptible of high improve
mont. To parties Of enterprise, it is believed
there is no and now in market, in this section
Of country, which may be made moro valuable
as an investment. Possession may be had on
January lst, 1871.
TERMS-One-thi of tho purchase money
on day of sale the residue in and Z years -
the purchaser giving bond with approved SO.
curity. Tho title to be retained and the land
subject to resale in default of settlement Of de-
fcrred payments at maturity. For further in
formation address either,
GEO. CARTER.
Oatlanls p o. Ioudoun co., Va, sep 5-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
CANAL CON nj ERCE
ARRIVALS.

- - $50 $50 $50
ARRIVALS.
Boats A Main, w barrow and A j Clark, to
American Coal CO.. boat } N MAg.udcr. to
Hamp u Bait Coal Go.
DEPARTURES
Boats NJ A Myers. Henry Waldo and A Schell,
for Cumberland.
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NV Hpck. Knox 81 kcrby.

Real Estate A gon,s and Auctionccrs.
TOMMISSlONE Frs SA LIE OF REAL kS-
" TATE By virtue of decree of the Cir.
cult Court of Alexandria county, Va, pro.
nounced st its Mny term, 1870, in the suit OF
James Mcdowell vs.. Sarah Grady and others,
tho undersigned Commissioners appointed by
the said decree, will offer for sale. by public
auction, on the premises. on TIL KNDAi I'll"
10Th day Of September, 1870, Mt IL o'clock m:
in parcels suitable tor building purposes, II LoT
or GROUND with the improvements thcro'n,
lying partly in Fairfax county and partly III
a l"yandris city, ut tho southwcS. lntcrsoctlo"
of Gibbon and Henry streets EXTENDED. Inc
said lot fronts on" hundred ana twenty leo. on
GibbGn street
TERMS-Onr tenth Of the purchase money
in cash The residue in three equal payments
ut six, twelve and eighteen months tho dofor-
red payments to bear interest aui u be secured
by tho purchasers bonds, with good surety.
and n retention ui tho title to said lard until
the purchase money shall have been paid
Costs of lump ANA convoyancn; to be raid by
purchaser. ALBERT STUART,
ID. H. SMOOT,
aug Ats Commissioners.
'E,RlISTEE'S SALE or a VALUABLE
/ TRACE or LAND IN THE COZ NTY
OT ALEXANDRIA, FA-Ncar the city OF
Alexandria By virtue "fn deed of trust exc.
cutcd by William T. Swami and wife. dated
on the 18th day Of March, 1889, and %! record
in ibcr r., No. 3, page 90. OF tho Alexandria
county land records. tho undersigned, rs Trns
tee in .ad decd named, will expose TO sale, Ivy
public auction, in front o! tho Mayors Office
in the city 81 Alexandria, Va, on SATuR-
DAY, the Sth day Of October, lh1n, n! IL M. -
TRACE OF LAND, situated in the county of
Alcxandrir, about two miles north of the city
of Alexandria, on the south silo of the old
Georgetown road, car tho lands OF Thomas
w. Swami, containing twenty three acres
TERMS--Ono-third Of tho purchase money
in Cash on the day Of sale, ana the residue in
two equal payments nj six and twelve month";
from the day of sale tho deferred payments l."
bear interest frnm the day OF salo, Md to b."
secured by the notes o. tn" purchaser anh y
deed Of trust on tho property.
CIIAS. 5. WALLACH,
our, 81 D,w;DI Trusted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

THE NAVAL CADETsn1p.-John Henry
Walsh, the young man selected for appoint.
mcnt to the u. S. Naval Academy, from this
district, returned from Annapolis on Saturday
night, having passed the literary but failed to
pass the physical examination. lie was not
considered sufficiently far sighted; but it is duo
to DR.. Hammond, who acted as medical ex.
aminer here, to state that he was obliged 10
examine the young men ut night, and could
not, therefore, test their rycslght, which
neither CT them had ever supposed to BE- in the
slightest degree defective, never having had
occasion to apply the rigid tests used by the
naval surgeons. The following reports on the
examination were given to Mr.. Walsh hy the
cXaHlncrS, VIZ
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TRADE MARK

g l. A S S S Z E T A @ L E S,
superior to any other in uso-constructcd in &C.
cordanco with tho science and philosophy OF
nature in the peculiar form Of
CONCAVE CONVEX ELlPSIS,
admirably adapted 20 tho organs Of Sight, and
perfectly natural to tho eye, aiiordng altogcth.
or tho best artificial help to tho human vision
ever invented. Used only by
MORRIS BERNHARDT,
SPECTACLE AND OPTICAL MANUFAC-
TURER.
The advantages Of these SpcctaclGs over all
others arc:
l. THEY CAN BE WORN WITH PER
Feet EASE for any length Of time at one SIT
ting giving astonishing clearness of vision, by
candle or any other artificial light, comfort to
the spectacle wesrcr hitherto unknown.
2. how TO SELECT GLASSES 1t re
quires professional guidance even when good
article is offered. Doctor Bernhard not only
has tho best Glasses that can be found in
tho market! but carefully examines tho eyes,
and gives indispensable advice MS - the propc:
selection Of them.
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MARIN = LIST.
ToKroF kLENANDKIA OCTOBER 3.
MEMOIR A y DA

ToKT OF ALEXANDRIA CcToBER :"
MEMORANDA
Schr Chas + Gibson. her, for Boston,
hence ut Holmes Hole 3OLh ult.
Scbr Jesse Smith, Nichols. hence at Nor
witch 18th ult.
Schr Mary Comogys. Wilson, henlo At Phil
adcIphia 30in ult
Schr White Foam, Miiliken. hcnce ut New
A,.ford 18th cit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
All TION SALES

DUBLlC SALE VALUABLE STOCK,
consisting of Horses, Cows and Mules, one
very fine blooded Stallion, 4 years old, Colts
and n number Of line Work Horses. Sale to
crlnm' nee at II o'clock n. m. on OCTOBER
l2!h, 1870 Turns made known on the day Of
Sale. PATRICK CUNNINGHAM,
sep 2.-nnts Hool's Farm, near Theo Semi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
SLOOP FOR SAI,F.

> DhJF.
q Tho sloop MARY AN elk tons burden,
viii DO sold. by public auction, on MONDAY,
October 10Th, ut II o o'clock H., at tho foot OF
King street
sep E9-td w. A. BAGLEl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

GENUINE IMPORTED WINES-Sherry,
u Madeira Port and Clarot, in store and for
sale by AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
oc.3 ZIG King st., cor Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

YEAST POWDERS-Warren' $, Rumfords,
/ Columbia, Davis s. Miller's and Horsford's s,
for sale by AVERY u DAVIDSON,
oct3 226 King st., CO.. Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

ST.. JoIIN's ACADEMY. The Cadet BattaI-
ion at this school has been rcorganIzcd with
ninety odd members, the officers being a. lol
lows:
Lieut.. Co.,, Theodore IL. Fickln, Commau
der; lst Lieut., Robinson Loving, Adjutant ;
lst Lieut.. Luther ID. Harrison, .jr., Quarter
master; Willie L. Alien, Sergeant Major
George H. Bossart and John Henry Walsh
Color Serseants.
Go. \, j. Benedict Church. Captain; Johr
T. Swecny, lst. Lieutenant; George i. Kip
stein, q. Licutenant; Melville Church, Order
ly Sergeant; VIA. a. Thorp, Albert Bryan
Willie w. Kinzcr, and b. Franklin Burragc
Sergeapts; Thomas z. kcl, Samuel Lindsey
Glenn Brown und VIM. NJ. Baggctt, ColpoIaIs
Go. b, Richard j. Collins, Captain; Henri
McWiiams, lst. Lieutenant; Hannic Price
I'd. Lieutenant; VIM. Henry Gcrmann, Or
derly Sergeant; Clarence Il. Preach, Edwin
Buchanan, Leonard Marbury, and llcnr!
Standitord, Scrpeants; j. Citation Smoot
John T. Cole, Harry s. Brown, and French!
Smoot, Corporals
The Battalion paraded on Friday afternoon
but did not turn out moro than sixty strong
many of the students not having as yet pro
cured their uniforms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

TUNSl 4UNSi-A fine stock Of Guns,
V Powder Flasks, Shot Belts. Bird Bags, i c.,
NJ CARLlN i sons,
oct G3 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03

IRON AND STEEL-Receiving to day and
i in store, al sizos and kinds, at
CARLlN s. SONS,
oct 3 G3 King street.
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II. s. NAVAL ACADEMY, |
h,tot,nr - 1874

'Ctbotl I5ti low. J
Sir: aIr. John Henry Walsh, of tho eth
Congressional Disnic! o! the State Of Virginia,
has passed one OF the best examinations of all
witnessed by the Board, but has failed TO pre-
sent evidences that he has passed the Board ni
Surgeons. Very respectfully, FIR the Board,
j. A. HOWELL,
It, Com, Sanior Member.
Com. John l.. WorAcn, Supt. Naval Academy.
am sorry to say that Mr.. Walsh Was re.
ectcd by the Medical Board, on account OF
Imperfect vision. JOHN Il. WoRDEN,
Commodore.
VIM. T. I}ushby, whose qualifications, as
determined by the late competitive cxamna'
ton here, we're cqnal to those OF Young Walsh,
but who was defeated by the latter in the last
drawing, was thi; morning nominated Tor APP
poin,mcnt as cadet, aud under tho circumStan
COS the Secretary consents to his examination,
and he leaves in the morning Tor Annapolis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-14
OUR TABLE.

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journal, filed with sound, practical commos sense !;
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LEISURE HOURS, spicy, original monthly
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, for Jan
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De Afforded for the low price OF g 90 year. Pub
hshed by ; ;. Wood, Newburgh, y. Y.
MERRY's MUSEUM, for January, is as full OF
good things as ever aud the illustrations are ex-
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year.
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contains g pages Of choice, new music, and is one
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THE MUSICAL GUEST, for January, we have
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