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TENTH DAY-OCToBRR IL
Reported for the Baltimore SIM.
Rev. DIR. Paddock, Of Long Island, pre-
scented the following:
CHANGES AFFECTING THE PRAYER BOOZE.
The Committee on Canons recommend
the adoption OF the following Resolution
viz:
ReSolred Uhe House Of Bishops concur.
ring), That canon 20 Of title l., entitled
cot the use OF tie Book Of Common
Prayer" be amended to read as follows:
Every minister shall on nll occasions Of
public Worship Use The Book Of Common
PRAYER rs the same is or may be established
by the authority Of the General Cnnvrn-
ton Of this Church; and this rllle shall he
understood TO prohibit all additions to and
omissions from the prescribed order OF said
book, except in the cases prescribed by Sec
ton IA of canon - OF title |; provided,
that OH other occasions than Sundays, and
the mornings OF those week days for which
a special service is ordered, ana 1T all times
: In mission stations and other places than
parish churches, where the prescribed order
; OF morning and evening prayer cannot be
/ used to edl!lcaiiOn, other services may be
used, complied only from the Book Of Com
mon Prayer. But no such deviation shall
be permissible, eXcep: on emergencies,
without the appreciation OF the eccleslast:-
cal authority Of the diocese.
! "Bv order OF the committee.
"WM. COOPER MEAD, Chairman.'
Rev. DR.. Paddock stated that the two
memorials brought before the committee
pointed out Inconsistencies In the two ca
mons to which reference is made, and these
Inconsistencies are provided for in the pro.
posed new canon. The committee are
unanimously Of the opinion that there are
cases where greater liberty should he al.
lowed In the Scrfice-such as, for instance
In garrets or cellars where an assembly
may be gathered, and where there may be
no Book of Common Prayer, and also during
lengen services. The committee recommend
this new canon for the reason that 1t will al.
low an abbreviated form Of prayer, com.
piled from the book, to those whose con.
sciences will not allow them to iransgress
the existing canon. All services used are
10 be found within the pages of the Book
of Common Prayer, and all services except
those in cases Of emergency are to meet the
ecclesiastical authority of the diocese.
The committee do not propose this
change to cover any unauthorized or law
less action in the past, but to meet felt
want OF the Church.
Rev. DR.. Goodwin, Of Pennsylvania, Of.
fered a proyiso that this canon does not
apply In terms to congregations worship
Ing in foreign language.
Rev. Or. Adams, of Wisconsin, said this
canon would allow any one to improvise q
service Of his own secret Will, because 1t
would he In his discretion to decide when
An emergency occurred.
The subject was then, on motion Of Dr..
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mAR RIEDs

,,-x,.,,5,- os,er,o,n. Ortoher II, 1871. at
~, cn res,sence If The BRIDES parenta Ironda'e;
Preston county West yirgI'i; form ,s erly OK
ma,riiies Va 70 Miss n. II. HARDMAs, dhugh'
ter Of George II irdu an. ESQ.
On the 10Th instant. By Rev: j. %. Enrlick NJ.
JSMES n, GO'tDrN - Miss MARY r.. dtueht'r
of Captain III. W. Tyler, or this CITY, NO e"io''
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NOTICE.-1a am now prepared to put I'D
IN the CELEBRATED IMPROVED Ola.
MONE FIREPLACE HEATER. for heating
three or four rooms. RepairiDg-plstes for Fire.
place Heaters always on hand Also q large as
aortment OF Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures OF all
kinds. Old Gas Fixtures Rsbr1nzed and made US
coed - new BIZ JOHN BOWERS,
fnuccessar to Yale, Bowers Y ais,) Lion Block,
Governor ssreeh 6ishmoGd, Va. ss4s2m
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TIE STATE JOURNAL ON REPuDIATroN.-
We nust, however, In order that the cause
we represent bs not injured, again leIte.
Tale what We have 50 often said before.
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TOR LEASE, for term of years, the
Il Lot at the corner Of Fifteenth and Cary
streets fronting la feet GU Cary street and run
ming back - feet on Fifteenth street
ills al excellent location for s. lnmter, cosl, or
wood yard. Apply to J. I. KEHSEE,
ocll.lw No. ., On Eisysath street,
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.rr "a prsnoson ABLE IN a n sS1' OF IT'S JUST
pr.rr me WHOLE OR ANY fA"'
DEBTS" so If the funding bill Wnnn
mafss thus Is p ;ss sa to %soas
the daay f f,rther debt and a new bmrthen,
cresting, ,t n ~, we have now to do. We say
Th T Of the est Sa th % bs
s' be provided for and or na sh en he
, ,ah"i TO the payment of these coupons
STATE Journal Of yesterday.
The Journal is opposed to renudiating
any part of the State debt. The interest Is
mari Of 1.-THE real consideration, IN 'act'
inducing the capitalists to lend money to
our state. Then the Journal would pay all
the interest every year. BUTT would have
the money first paid into the Treasury ana
then raid out sgain. Or is the .'ouTnof IN
favor of regulating the interest
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Legal. NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

CCMMIssIOSER's OFFICE
RICHMOND, october 10 1871. {
WTALKER AND AIS. AGAINST SLA.
w Tth'S EXECUTORS AND ALS-IN
THE CHaSCEkY COURT OF THE CITY OF
tIHMuhD.-1he following Is an extract from
The decree entered In this cause the 5th day OF
October, ISL: "a the court Goth further adj
judge, order. and decree that One or The commits
siupcrS CT this court do tske an accoun. of the
personal and real estate OF william Slater, de-
ceased and Of bis debts aud liabilities
ALL persons having claims or debt aaainst the
said William slater. deceased, or his estate, Will
present the same with The proof thereof ut my
Office On FRIDAY, The 10Th day OF November,
ISL, ut l. O'Clock NJ.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
oc Ia-Tn4w ComIniegioner IN Chancsry.
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MEETINGS..

NJ A asts o! ni SGaiSh'E EtkeSpo 11raN
IGi.GF. No. 10 will attend a stated meet "
ilg OF the Lodge at The Ma.ons Hin This
EVENlEG IT O'Clock.
~ der OF the ". ". ,
&C i,-l< Il AZ D. hiD91Ch, Se"ltta.1.
1auE DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS
EsNkISG AND CU~DPERA TIVE COM
PsNT a,c requested TO II, C ~ tee oislcs ~ ~
II I'm Wallace Sens Ga SAIL EEAI TIC So la
ataat. at - 81 clock II. ,. ,,,t
&C l7-5t t. =. W HLLAt L. Lt2.--
THERE WILL BE I MEE1iSu -, nJ
I r'HE CATE, Lie Ben" Fig a - 5t t,5.,,t
TI-SlyRT It ball pas v',,ocE The 1''nni'''
tee 90 Books viii report.
a tuii ms cling Is d-Drsd:
by "t"sf % luz JSIu -. pIzZiSI.
~ fe !eta:y,
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DIcHMOND CT MBER OF COM
AZ NERO t--hNA ukb MEET NG:-Thn an
nuaf ,ree,iug Of the mem bers OF The Chamber OF
Commerce will te held Ia their rooms over the
First National Bank a. O'Clock, on THUR
u: Y FVEr.iNti hF NJ the l?th Instant Iunc-
taal attendance Is requested.
d arIer Of DAVID j. EURR, President.
oc i2-3t L. u. CCGHLAS, Secretary.
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RAILROAD LxHE5.
@ M M Az M - 80;

S@tST S1fT< ~ Sy71sss sa5S~eRs4s..R
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAN
aJROAD.-IJn and astsr sEPTYMyEp ts.
Passenger TEAMS AIMS leave Richmond ts SOB.
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAJE for tho White o.,
phur springs, connecting at gordoDsvtns WITH Ia
Orange, Alexandria and Mansssas train "a
Washington aud North ana Lynchbnrs and so,, Mf
1885 p. m.-ACC0hN0DATf0H fRI RI tSS' Sae
leaves ats r. NJ. This train CONNECTS n: Go,,t.,st
Vile with TIE night trains on The Orange IieIsn-
Orig and Manss a railroad for LYHOHBTRg
Through ticse.s, at low rates, sold to all point,
Northwest aod Southwest. F'''~
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Oncen s.our
Amsterdam, Antwerp. Hamburg. H&v.e, RGttsr,
dam, bergen, Copenhagen, ard Gotten bnrg. ~
all points on this road can he bOugh. OF Tho "a.
neral Ticket Agent a: Richmond, or can be Or.
dered tnrouin any station agent on the road.
Further Information may DC obtained at tia
cOmpany'e ofices. VIC
No Passenger Trshs are run on Sundays.
A. Il. PERRY
General Superintendent
JAMES r. EETaERLAND, Gen'l Ticket All.
% Oc IL
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A YTENTION, REPUBLICANS.

A 4TENTlON, REPUBLICANS.
GRLIu sI4:- L@E1IAd
OF til. Republicans c. lie -: u H-'N'A'N
re LED II fro-V CT liz
CITY HALL, CN B:3AD sIHaET,
Tr-Esp3Y FvEvlSG. uurCbGR II, 1911,
AZ o'CLUck.
The following gentleman aEe expected to address
tie weeticg:
II. To8TEa, Hoo. JOHN z. FoFHAJ,
Ecu. l.. :. CHANDLER, Col. j. II, EUM2EaEVs,
Col. l. Il. s:y.E-cs, W., s.powE. Eeq.,
Hon. :. i. MADDOX. Col RUSH BURGESS,
WM Il. LEsT RI, Esq, L. Il. Bu%DES. Esq.
Gro. ". ka.!otD: Esq, OF Ec;th Carolina;
and many others,
GONE OHs: CONE ALL
BY Oh der o? Repn.l!c.n City Central Committee.
WILLIAM T, Bal .EY, Chairman.
SE1LGs BAILEY. Scc.rtiry. Or 1871
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CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.af@,

The fast and elegant side-wheel steamer Pa ILL
SADIE. Captain CHARMS NELSON, win tav.
her wharf at (Powlatan Steamboat Campany,s
shed) Rockets for Kings NJ III and all iandnss on
James river ut O'Clock A. NJ. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Returning, will
leave Kings MIL every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY, and FRIDAY at O'Clock A. NJ. touch
ing at oil the regular landings on the river.
Freight received daily.
All freight TO way landings must Ike prepaid.
Thursdays trips 10 Chickshominy river d!scon-
tinued.
For further particulars, apply TO Captain on
board, or 10 WA. L. BRETT. Agent
$3.50 Powhatan steamboat heds.
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: spEsrAr, NOTICES.
MI MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
70 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS COMING
TO- TIE FAIR,

r. r. PRICE co. are again In market, and
BY steamers and express daily are adding largely
10 heir extensive stock Of STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS. Every novelty in the dress line Is now
coming; also, CLOkKs and 5HAWL6 for fall
snd winter, In endless variety.
Flair and flsld French and Irish Poplins,
Diagonal Popllns every shade and quality;
Cashmere5 aud Mertnos, all qualities:
Black Gro raia and Bonnet Silks, low bar
gains;
Fancy Colored Silks, plain and striped;
Cttomans, Satin Lustres, entirety new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrittts CIoh7, BamhsZlEe Clotn'
IN MOURNING GOODS:
velours and FIesch Pcplins, 0ttoIs
Tamhc I'm neI atTice. Gro l'e NICE;
Gro De A thens, Double Mohairs aipaca''
Bomb17Ines French ana fngIshl;1 r..
Crepe Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape CoiiA'"'
IN STAPLES: r.,.n md Linen
sheeIinng Daua.k ToWeliings. EintST,,, and
msras VestInps. Gents and l aides sh'I 20
I,rawors. Socks, Stockings. Bosoms; ct, ost, and
All Of which viii be SOLO at tm,i p''Esf No spe-
every article guaranteed Of best ansinle people
cisi list OF p-ices given, but i1 pF slsaC CO,
irdoe for themselves. L. Is. ntb street
JI 10y II l'' 1Iol Main, corner hlsyehL s-
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
GEORGE " LECGrs FAIRLY FLOUR.
Parties desiring supply of this very superior
FAMILY FLOUR,
can get It by leaving orders With us in advance.
Mr. Legg authorizes us 10
WARRANT EVERY BA&REI, SOLD DURING
THE YEAR.
ThiH Flour IL superior In every reaI"c! 10 snT
Flour offered In this market.
Our supply will be uniform during the year.
an 5 A. Y. STbR rs & 90.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ID l.. J. BLUES, ATTENTION. I
Attend Ing ot yuur con- nany at Mon VI
t!cel0 Hal THIS tTuiBCo:) ETESlEL a. n
O'clock, iOr business and drill. Fines VIII b. Ell
for ed az ,ln All ahsentees. ''-
by order Of the Captain.
T. 4. GLhZ@BIOOE,
oc lI-it orderly Sergeant
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

z,saEnx ORLEANS. &c.
.,1vr>- pJy-r ErpST pPJzFl4r-..
- n
MEDALS AWARDED
SGl "tiN RIA NJ MAJ or All VFf1'
WILLIAM ANAbA ca
.,,,.rr,crrorHso
GHatslj, EQIfArE, AND TPGiGNr
"
FLA NO i RITES.
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WE HAVE NOW RECEIVEDH
w our full fall supply Of GENTS HkhD-EHh
SEWED CALF BOOTS SHOES, aud GAL. -
TIERS; LADIES' and MISS ES' SHOES, all style.
and qualities BOYS aad CH1LDRES'S HEAk
OF est make. Also. TRUNKS, YALISES, and
SATCRELS. Give US call.
WlNGO, ELICIT & CRUAP,
1858 Main street,
oc le-3u between Thirte euth an 81 Fourrteuth.
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RSOTS, SHOES, &c.

INTERESTING TO LADIES.-IH
l. viii sell LADIEa' BOOTS and suOESWt1-
REGARDLESS OF COST. -
Having determined TO m Ike addition TO my Dus.-
ness by keeping mems wear Us well as ladies', and
wishing to reduce my large stock OF ladies' wear,
VIII from this day sell regardless Of cost, con-
sisting or many styles which cannot be found In
any other house in ta!s city.
A full assortment or hand. IN .de FRENCH KID
BUTTON and sIDE.LACE BOOTS;
full line Of MISSES and ChiLDREN'S CO.
LORED SHOES and
Every variety of WHITE SLIPPERS.
800 Broad street. next 10 The conner OF Third
street. A. d. HARRls.
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

NATIONAL LINE-STE AM Iae-
IN TO UEEASTOWN AEDLnEkh
LIVERPOOL. The first. class ste emshlys o. iris
line sail from pier II North river, New YORK,
every SAT UkDAY.
RATES OF PASSAGE First cabin. 10 Tiyernool
Queenstown, or London, direct, &75 and sec Ser.
age, s2s payable in currency. From Liverpooi
I,ondou derry, Queenstown, or Glasgow, TO New
York, prepaid, steerags, 432, currency,
Passengers booked 10 or from other poi.ts IN
England or the continent at cheap rency rats.
For further information. apply at the Office OF
the company, TO +. w. j. HURST, Manager
esBroadway, New York, or 70
JOHN w. WYATT Agent
oc G-3m 3Gorernor street, Richmond Va
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RICENoND AND HETERsBURG &. Il. Co.,a
RICHMOND, VA, kug, s. ISL 4

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG &. Il. Co.,a
ElCnNOHD.YA., aug. S. 1911
FsIHG T r al h 8 ON THIS ROAD
8 run as foloTs:
The mail trains Leave Richmond at s:ls A. III.
and 2:30 z. NJ: and leave Petersburg at 4.os A. d.
and 7:ou ?. M.
Freight and Accomn odation trains leave Rich
mond ct A. 81. and 40 2. NJ, and leave Peters,
burg at 10 A. d. and $50 +. SI.
The sas A. 81. train mili not leave Richm ond on
SUNDEYS, gnd the 100 T. d. train will not leave
Petershurs 81 SUNDAIS.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the $50 T.. II.
daily trstn, and those from Norfolk will connect
Vt Pctersburg with the 10 A. Id. train.
Passengers from Clever HUI Will take the g:so A.
81. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays |;
$50 II.
The alau tra.ns will stop only IT Chester.
The a. ID. train Will connect al Peters.
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Chic rail-
road for Lynchburg daily. "" ..
SLEEPISG CARS Oh the 30 p. ID. train, run.
ming through to Wilmington z. Il. kASEY,
au Ticket and Freight Agent.
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PERSON T..

MY son, SILAS RICHARDSON, has
w Teen missing from k!ciImcnd since last
" Wednesday. He Is Il spriphIlS colorei boy abont
eleven yrarS oiJ. Any Information. In te2trd 10
him VIII b- thankfully received oy inc. L. may he
lie with N7s nUuhE, cDrLer Of Brook avenue
AMI Clay strccts. --
or i7-ltE HESTER hlUHARDsON.
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uUNDLEY'S, IIOLLADAI'S, and MI.
LEBANON FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR, Of
choice quality. livery barrel warranted AMI de-
livered free. ,,,,.... co
SED. a, II = .fttfth w"
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RAILROAD LINES.

M $50 CO 81 60! 2s.5ay.ssa
NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs:-Throngghh
lV FIRST CLASS snd EHIG8AFT TiChEIS
O n be procured nc all tho principal railroad ois
1ces for LOUISIANA and Texas et redu u,eS
rates, making L'ose connections nc m0pi!e VIII
avoiding ali transfers and hotel ezp.nsss: For
furtEer Information, apply 10 J. =. JUSIis,
&C a-am No. Fifteenth s.reeC, SLcII-on-.-
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FLOUR.

AZ SLAUGHTER e SONS "EXCEL-
Rl. Siu!." FAMILY FLOUP.--Fx tI act fl ON
the letter Of a distinguished Virginia Judge IL
has the right brand kXcelSur.' &c bread inaoe
of It Is the admiration of AL who gee IT,.
Warranted TO give perfect sat siartan or tic
money refunded. 4 constant supply for sci: by
PYI.Hi t'f SON CO..
se d-3m 1910 Cary street. J. gents here.
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T ECTURE ON GENERAL ROBERT F..
IL LEF.-kEv. JOHN C LONG Of Oh .rlot:es-
yliIe. will deliver = LECTURE On GENERAL
ROBERT +. LEE in the lecture-room Of the
First Bap.lEt church ON THURSDAY Evening
October 10th, ut O'Clock, for the BENEFIT of tie
Young Mems Missionary Society or that church.
Rylanu's, American Tract Society, Boc.leS 4
Dade and Gsor.e A. Hundey z Go. oc 3i#
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AND
=" YORK RIvER RAILRoAD'

GS YORK RIvEE RAILROAD'
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAV-
ELLTEG PUBLIC.
nr- EaTsBI.IsHMENT OF THE DAILY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND, BALIlhohh'
PHILADELPHIA, NEW 1ohn'
AND BOSTON, AND TO Alb
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST, WEST AND
NOETHWEsT.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. ACCOM-
MODATIONS UESURfASSED.
Passenger Train leaves Richmond depot daily
,ennIs va exceptedl at T. H., connecting OF west
i.nint with the tirst-class steamers EASTERS
rITY and DANIEL WEBSTER. touching at the
liver IanuIngs and arriving In Baltimore on the
failowine morning in time to connect with trains
NTH TGWR spd + EST TICKETS AND BAGGA'GE
CHncKEo TO ALI POINTS. : =
Passenger Train leaves at T.. N. on SUN.
DAYS for West Point only.
BALTIMORE, daily Sundays exceptedh at p.
NJ, arriving In Richmond the following morning
Freight Train, with passenger car attached,
leaves daily (Mondays excepted at4A. 81.
Freigh's. received duly, carefully handled. and
promptly forwarded.
Through bills oflading given to all points.
FARE:
From Richmond to Baltimore. 50
From Richmond to Philadelphia. rs
From H!chmond t" New lork. .......":.... 10 10
From Richmond 70 Boston, al! rail- {, Om New
From Richmond to boston vie he Sound... is rs
Tickets to New York ami return good for
thirty Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
DA'''''''' anu WIN. N. &C. sap'L
]. l.. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent, Richmond.
g. u a nuf a ftIrnr A
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TrIenninl Episcopal Convention.
TENTH DAY-QcToBRR Ii

REPORTS OF C0MMlTTEES-IETEREST
DEBATE,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-05
ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE
AMERICAN CONSEEVlTORIES on MUSIC,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
The most severe test u Piano
can receive IL constant use
in u Conservatory.
Read the Following:

II affords me much pleasure to give you,
in these few lines, n very sincere testimo.
NAL for the Piano. Fortes Of your manu-.
facturc. We have now used the patent
AnioN PIANOS" in our coRseryatories for
. yenr, and have had fair opportunity OF
testing their durability during that time.
The Pianos have been played upon almost
constantly, from morning till night, and n
Piano must indeed be good one when il
will hear such constant use without show
ing signs OF detection. As for remaining
in time, it outrivals any Piano known to
me.
Thei; peculiar sweetness Of tone in the
treble. las compared to other Pianos with
the ordinary metal agrntfe arrangement)
is i, striking that have had pupils re-
mar, while taking their lessons. that al.
tho Ugh they had ut home what they sup
posed to be OAe Of the best makes Of Pianos,
still the treble WAS very wiry-toncd COM
pare with the l. ARIoS.'
WHAT makes sSeru still more desirable
is their uniform volume Of tone. which
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in it. true character.
In totnl, | can conscientionsly endorse
all that is claimed by the ARIoS Piano
FORTE COMPANY for their superb instru-
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other make.
Consrntulating:.you upon the great sue
cess yGu have obtained in the manufacture
Of 30 perfect an instrument, | remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
director
Nov York, September 81, 1870,
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VlEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
l. AUSTIN, TEXAS.

FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION COM
mences September Ii, 1871.
An extensive addition to Cadet Barrack
will DO finished by that time, and Sixty
additional Cadets will be recei we'd.
Applicants must be at least fifteen years
old, and able to perform military duty.
Faculty the largest in the S,ate--THlRTEEN
PROFESSORS AND OFFICERS, One hundred and
eight Cadets in attendance during the past
Session.
Applications for admission should be
made at once.
For Circulars and Catalogues, address
COL. JOHN G. JAMES,
42:3m] Superintendent.
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$500 Certificates Of Cure,

From honest Farmers; Mechanics aad Merchant
some OF them the most emiacat leading professional
aud business men aud women " education aud 10.
inement, In our equity, may be AZ our office.
Under date Of March ~, Hon. Horace Grc-ly; OF
the New York Tribune, writes J. Ball, uf our
city, ia conscientious and responsible nan, who
Is incapable vf Intentional deception or imposition
Prof. W. Nrrrick, Of Lexington, KY, wrote,
April Goth. 1869: I" without my speetnrlrs l pen
you this note, AFTER using the Patent Ivory bye
Cups thirteen days, and this morning peru..d the
entire contents OF daily newspaper. and all with
the unassisted eye. Truly am grateful Tor your
noble invention; may Heaven bless and preserve
you. have been u.ing sprctacles twenty years l
am now seysnty.one years old.
REV. ' gSs ySsl' SMITH r Msn w a lS.x
Partial Blindness, OF Is years standing, in one
minute, by the Patent Ivory Eye Cups.
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