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The New York herald., 1873-11-19
OPINIONS OF CONGRESsMEN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1873
Views OF Senat tor Hamilton, OF Icxas.
Upon being asked as to his views regarding o
war with Spain, senator Hamilton said that per-
sonaly he was strongly in favor OF the acquisition
OF Cuba, but hoped that it might be accomplished
without war. He thought that the united STATES,
having by the ratification OF the washington Treaty
established q precedent for settling international
dinerences by arbitration, would be obliged in the
nresent case to first try this method OF obtaining
redress and, If unsuccessful, to resort to war. The
south is and always has been in favor OF the
annexation OF Cuba-more so, perhaps, before the
decree OF liberation was made; but still they are
practically unit at the present time, and would
respond with alacrity to any cal made
for volunteers. Being asked as to the
cause OF their enthusiasm. Mr.. Hamilton repned
that, primarily, because thcv were warIike IN their
nature. There IL and always has been large unen-
ployed class in the south who are ready to engage
Id any revolutionary undertaking that offers and
who do not believe that such action IL wrong
but on the contrary patriotic. With regard to 4
war with Spainy the senator thinks that the old
CONTINUED ON SEVENTH PAGE
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

Secretary Robson in Consultation with
OmciaIs at This Station--Thc Govern
ment Means Business.
The event at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday
was the visit OF Secretary Robson That dis
nngushed member OF the national Cabinet was
drivcn through the York street entrance OF the
YARD while the bell was ringing for the workmcn
10 return to work, about 10 minutes before one
O'CLOCK. The Secretary, who was accompanied by
-. isa'an Hanscom, Chief Of the Bureau OF Con-
s1uc"on and repairs, aghted from the cap In
rom OF the Lyccum Building, and was received by
1ap'a'n Halph Chandler. who escorted the Secrc.
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THE NEWS FROM CUBA.
IElEsnAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Vessels.
HAVANA, Nov. 1S 1873.
The steamer virgnius arrived here at two
O'Clock this afternoon. She entered the harbor
with the Spanish colors at her masthead. A pro-
cession was formed, consisting OF the Isabella la
CatOca and another man-of-war in advance, the
Virginius following, and her captor the gunboat
Tornado, bringing up the rear In this order they
passed up the harbor, the shores OF which were
lined with crowds OF citizens. There was some
cheering along the lines OF spectators as the Tor
nado passed.
Terms OF imprisonment of Fifteen OF thc
Virginius Prisoners--The Murder Roll
of ss.hc ssh''-Communfcation Cut off
Between Manxanilio and tne Interior
Fright OF the Townspcople.
HAVANA, Nov. Is, 1873.
OF the members of the crew OF the steamship
virginlus who were not killed by the spaniards at
Santiago de Cuba four were condemned to the
chain gang for life, three to eight years mprson-
Eent, eight to four years imprisonment and three
were set at liberty.
iHt lOHOWinp are Tue HaHleS ana ages Ol
THE CuBASs SHOT ON THE STH INST.
Arturo Loret Mola, is years, months
Augustln varona % years.
Oscar yarona, 10 years.
Gullermo Vols, "a years.
jose Boite, 26 years.
Salvador Penedo 23 years.
Enrique Castelanos, 20 years.
Augustn Santa Rosa, 40 years.
JustO Consuegra, 20 years.
Francisco Porrapita, 10 years.
Jose Otero, 27 years.
Hermn0 Quesada, is years.
All the above were well known in the island
several having seen service already in the Cuban
army.
FRIGHT OF THE INHABITANTS OF MANzANILLo.
Owing TO the continuous cutting OF telegraph
wires In the vicinity of Manzanino, news from the
latter place, up the 4th inst has just been re-
ceived by steamer TO Batabano and from thence
telegraphed here. The people were in fear OF
another attack from the Cuban forces, who still
encircle the town and have cut or all
communication between the town and
the interior. ADDITIONAL barrlcadeS have been
constructed, and some OF the streets leading
toward the interior are completely obstructed.
Reinforcements OF troops reached the city yester-
day, and the crews OF the gunboats in the har-
Dor came ashore at night to DO guard duty and to
assist in defending the city III case OF another
attack. large number of families have left the
city, while others, especially women and children,
have taken up their abode aboard of the gunboats
and other vessels lying in the harbor. The houses
OF some of these families burned ana sacked
during the last attack of the insurgents
RUMOR OF GENERAL VICENTE GARCIA's DEATH.
A rumor, which mas been frequently circulated
on former occasions, is that the Cuban General
Vicente Garcia was killed during the attack on
Manzanlo.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR CUBA.
Company Of One Hundred and Thirty
Organized mt Kingston N. Y.
CIry op KINGsToN, ". Y, Nov. ls, ls7s.

Cry or KINGSTON, N. ", Nov. 49, 1878.
company OF 1870 men have been organized for
service In Cuba They have engaged drill master
and are to begin q thorough drill. There is much
feeling here over Cuban affairs, and the general
sentiment is In favor OF the capture OF the Island.
Post OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public at bridgeport, Conn. Offer Their
Services for Revenge.
BRIDGEPORT Conn.,, Nov. 1s, 1873.
Since the Santiago massacre there has been
constantly increasing excitement on the subject,
and 80 strong has the public feeling become that 1t
has al last taken shape in definite action. At
meeting OF Post Elias Howe, Jr., No. 3 Grand Army
OF the Republic, on Saturday evening" the 18th,
set OF strong resolutions were passed. condemn
ing the recent Cuban outrage, and ten
der OF the services OF the post IN a body was for
warded to the President to aid IN avenging the
insult to the nation. The following paper was cir
culated through the city this morning. and now
has upwards OF 40 signatures including The name
OF Lieutenant Colonel Allen, OF the seventeenth
Connecticut Volunteers
We, the undersigned citizens United States be-
heving that the spanish government has transgressed
upon the ura Of several different nations. in
cludng our own do hereby volunteer to take up arms
OF the CuDans, who struggling their inde
pendcnce
The leaders in this matter declare Ii to be their
intention to start for Cuba as soon 100 men
enlisted whether with Spain is declared by
the United states or not
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Fifteen of the Virginius' Passengers
Sentenced to Imprisonment.
NAMES OF The VICTIMS OF TIE STE"
The Spanish Cabinet Desire to Settle HonOr-
ably, but Must Have Cuba.
TIE SPANISH CABINET.
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

a Satisfactory and Honorable Settle
ment, but Cuba To Ee Held.
MADRID, Nov IS, 1873
The Spanish Cabinet are unanimously III favor Of
satisfactory and honorable settlement or the vir-
ginius difficulty, but regard the maintenance of
the integrity OF Spanish territory as essential.
Spanish Press Advice For Rupture of
Relations.
MADRID Nov Is, 1878.
The Dtario ESpa6ol, the organ OF the Alphon-
slsts and hostile to the present Ministry advises
the government to SEND General Sickles his pass
ports
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quenty the orders and other papers had to be sent
alter ner by the mall boat AZ the Navy Yard.
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Terms OF Imprisonment of Fifteen OF tho
Virgiaius Prisoners--The Murder Roll
of ssthc S:h''-Commu fcation Cut off
Between Manxanflio and the Interior
Fright OF the Towmspcoplc.
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haitian to Join Admiral scott's Squad
ron.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. Is, 1S73
The fitting ont OF the iron-clad Mahopac at the
Gosport Navy Yard for the Cuban waters continues
with the greatest activity day and night, and
everything necessary to put her proper trim for
active service is being done. The stir and hustle
visible attracts the ooker-on. Messengers may be
seen hurrying to and from the various Official
headquarters, carrying dispatches and orders.
The orders previously given to Captain
H. X. owens to take command Of the
Manopac were revoked and he was ordered to
duty in the Navy Yard in charge OF the ordnance
ana navigation bureaus. In this department he is
ordered to use every exertion to push matters for
ward with the utmost despatch and his well known
activity is guarantee that the work will be
promptly and carefully attended to. Various ru-
mors were in circulation as TO the receipt OF i'm
portant orders. but proper reserve the part or
the Oflctal was noticeable Lieutenant Comman.
der &. T.. Clark Is looked for here to take the
manh OF the Mahopac as executive officer on the
10th inst.
The steamship Powhaian is expected from Phila
delphia to convey the Manhattan and Mahopac to
Key West, there to await orders from Admiral
Scott, commanding the squadron.
The United states steamer Gettysburg. which ar
rived here on sunday proceeded at once TO the Navy
Yard, where she discharged her stores and landed
the men TO complete the crews OF the Mahopac and
Worcester. The Gettysburg has been newly fitted
and thoroughly equipped TO temporarily replace
the Taapoosa, which has been lying up Tor repairs
She Is in command Of Lieutenant d. g. McRitchie.
From ner speed and light draught OF water she Is
admirably fitted as the tender OF flagship and this
doubtless Will be her eventual duty. Her officers
and crew are the same as those of the Tallapoosa.
After short delay here she starts for New York.
The steamer Worcester tnagship), OF the North
Atlantic squadron, which was to have dropped
down the Roads on Sunday afternoon, was pre-
vented doing so by the severity OF the gale yester-
day, and she did not weigh anchor until nine
O'Clock this morning. She was engaged an day
Yesterday In receiving ammunition from the maya
zine at Fort norfolk, and % government tug was
Kept busily engaged going to and fro from the
ship to the tort, furnishing the necessary
stores, coal and ammunition. AT nine A.
M. she dropped down to the anchorage, where
she Immediately set about adjusting her compasses
preparatory to sailing at twelve midday. The
sealed orders Of the Worcester arrived here but
she had already passed Fortress monroe and
was in the peighborhood Of the Capes; c0nse,
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The WEEKLY STAR, just out, contains full
reports of the proceedings in Congress-; credit
mobliier investigation; reply of Gen. Chapman
10 Mr. Roosevelt; preparations for the Pres
ident's inauguration; District matters in Con-
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interesting local news, Washington news and
gossip, agricultural items, household receipts,
&c, &C.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, i'm
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Thy are tender with their murdsrers in New
York, and don't hang them to any great extent;
but q man who suddenly dies in that city may
be under the dissecing physicians scalpel
within ninety minutes afterward. This, the
Tribune says, is what happened to an old gen.
man who fell upon the sidewalk the other day
in an apoplectic fit
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What's the matter with Boston? The Surfing
field Republican undertakes to show by irrefu-
table data that - no American, and perhaps no
European, city has shown of late more start
ling increase in its death-rate than Boston; and
that, quite independent OF the smallpox, this
death-rate is increasing from year to year with
great rspidity." The republican attributes this
fact to "the shocking condition Of sanitary af-
fairs in Boston, and especially the wholly shock
ing and unfit sbodes Of many of the poorer cit
izens Of Boston, III this be thus, We shall have
TO reconstruct all our ideas about the superior
management of Affairs at the Hnb.
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The British Quarterly Reriep for January and
BlaekUocd's kd9axiRe for the same month, are
received from keryand & Towers. The arti-
Gle on 1.-The iron.clad reconstruction of the
Navy in the Quarterly has complimentary ref
erence 10 the 9uiekness with which the Ameri-
cans awaited themselves Of the iron-clad idea in
the war of the rebellion, while European ma
fions had htsitated about its adoption.
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nuAxCIAx Axp ComxxmAt..

In the New York money market Yesterday the
government bond dealers quoted the market at
TAI gold, and the note brokers reported COM
mercial paper dull, prime mercantile names
being held ct 0a10 per Get, with little business
doing above these rates. The market at pres
tors, the reserve of the banks being yery low
and money being in good request ali oySf the
country, and very active throughout the West.
The London markets are reported quiet, with
changes in Spain.
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The present republic Of Spain is born at an
unpropitious time in the history OF that country,
torn with civil war, and may not survive, but II
Is good deal that the Spanish people, hereto
fore so loyal TO the idea Of anointed sovereignty,
have come to believe I'm their ability to do with
nut kings.
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The Chronicle says its malicious statement of
land case in the Philadelphia courts was fur
nished by ga citizen" Well. Brother Harlan
and his citizen can divide the honors of the
transaction.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMkNT, OGce Chief .SiQnal OMcer

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Feb. II, 1873, IL a. m. (
SYNoPsls FOB THE PAST TWENTY FOUR HouRs -
The area OF highest barometer which was Thursda v
morning central in Canada, is now the middle and
east Atlantic coasts, and the pressure has risen at
ali points east Of the Rocky mountains The tenn
perature has fallen in the southern and middle states
aId remains quite low in New England and the LAX o
region. Gentle and fresh winds from the north and
east prevail throughout the Atlantic states light
winds in Wisconsin, and fresh southery winds in fine
extreme northwest. Partly cloudy and clear weather
prevails north and east of Pennsylvania as also in
the southern states. Cloudy weather, with local
Michigan. ~ ~
PRoBABILITIEs.-ForN New England and the middle
states winds veering to south and east with clearing
weather during the rest Of Friday. In the southern
states light winds and warmer weather From the
ONO and Missouri valleys northward generally clear
weather, with local areas of cloud and snow near
morning. ~ "'
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Europe is getting along. We now have the
French Republic and the Spanish Republic,
with talk of a British Republic, and King Luis
trembling at the prospect OF Portuguese Re
public.
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Government Securities.
The Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. 14-virginia SIS, consolidated
tS.: West Nirginia's, IA bid to day
BALTIMORE, Feb. H.-Cotton q shade firmer: Low
mddlings l9k l94. Flour quiet and steady; price.
unchanged. heat quiet and unch hanged Corn
hrm and steady: White southern, 606n62; yellow
=. uthern, $1,000; mixed western, 81. Oats quiet
Southern, $3.50; western mixed, 466E Rye dull
S@O. Hay unchanged. Provisions active and
hrmer: Sales 800 0O0 pounds of clear rib sides Mess
pork, H4; Bulk meats firm and active: Shoulders
34 RIB sides ga clear rib sides, Ga Bacon active
prices unchanged. Hams, 2isGbl5. Lard: Sales DO
tle TER at Western butter, market bare: Choice
roll 30. Whisky firm and active, 92I,
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Flour dull and unchanged
wheat dull and nominal. Corn quiet
NEW YORK, Feb 1i.-StOcks dull Money tight
l,s2cdll6 per cent. Gold steady, IA. Exchange long
"a; short, l0z Governments dull and steady
LONDON, Feb. Ii. ii a. m.-Consos opened M e27.G
Pa for money, and ga aq2ss for account Bonds Of
1862 Old ia; 1867 S'.; loA0's, sosl; new hves, as
FRANKFORT, Feb. 1.-Bonds opened at IS for the
issue of lo62. $3.50
PARIS, Feb. H-Rentes opened at Sc francs 40
Confines. The specie in the Bank of France has
decreased 10000 francs during the past week
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Thanks to Senator Conkling for his bill pro-
@iding that steam ears shall not cross Pennsyl-
Sania avenue. We hope he will push its passage.
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BOARDING.

EIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD, with fine large
L Front Room. on the most pleasant part Of the
Ayenue-No. 1919 Pennsy Nv auia avenue, between
1871 and 1Dth streets. feb6- Inn
LNOR RENT-Two nicely furnished ROOMS, with
l. Bedrooms adjoining, with or without BOARD
corner Sd street and Indiana avenue. j29-lmH
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, at 31OS corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and 2lst street. mayl-ly
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| RAILR DAD
Real Estate Mortgage Combined

In its 7:30 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company furnishes to the public investment
security which combines the ready negotiabity the
convenience, and the high credit Of first class rail-
road bond with the solidity and safety of real 60.
mortgage on land worth ct least twice the amount
oaned.
They are offered at par In currency, and yield Q
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging SOS.
The bonds are . first and only mortgage on the
road, Its equipments and eaFnines, and also ON
land grant which, the completion of the road viii
average 5000 acres to each mile Of track.
They ere issued in Determinations from Sl0o to
elOo Coupon, and ol0o to ol0OO Registered, have
thirty years to rum bear interest Of 7O Der cent
In gold, and are EXEMPT FROM UNITED
STATES TAX to the holder.
The semi annual interest On the Registered Bonds
II paid with GOLD CHxOKs, sent to the post ONCE
address Of the holder.
All Marketable Socks and Bonds received In ex-
change, without expense to the investor, ct their
highest current prices.
JAZZ COOKE q CO..
BAN K = Rs,
nays WAsHMGT0H.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. II. J. FRENCH, the Celebrated Reliabl.
wi Cld,yroycnt and Test Medium, can be at
1926 11th street northwest; also, gives denatons OF
character BY photograph hand writing or lock OF
hair. iH-lms
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~ TO LADIES.
S How sad II is to see young wife, . mother
II family who requires all her physical strength
to fulfill her household duties, and all her moral
her, TO see her prostrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able TO say
Why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly misera
ablet This state OF weakness and debility Ii more
fatal to her than severe spell Of Sickness for in that
she will linger months after months, not thinking
worth while TO see physician about IT. until nature,
gives out and she IL carried to the grave,
when little precaution In proper time would have
,p:sS:S her life 70 e
TERS Of DR.. L. G. BBRTRAM. They are . safe and
infAllible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, cos
tiveness, biiousness, headaches, morning sickness
:ns 81 .oa I'll e S
ouece Of their virtue and most sgreesbIe tasfe the
medicine Soy exceIlesce for ladies. j3-tr
~A MEETING OF THE sTOCKHOLDERs
US Of the ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY for the election Of Directors win Be held
northwest, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of february,
is Polls will opened e &o and els:s q m
~FROM THE EARLIEsT AGES TO
w. the present day, Scrofula has been the bene,
ana, q e were, the curse Of mankind 20 terrible
and oethsons had been ct some peiods Of ths vo.ds
would mot be allowed TO mix with society. Happily
In our day the disesse stripped Of III terror By the
use Of sAMAnIfANs Ro0f AND HEnD JUICES, and
the victim o. ssrofula, Ulcers, Sores, PimDlse,
Botehes, 1ese &C., can be restored to sound health
Roof AND aE1B JUICES, olA per bstfis
Sold By 8. @. FORD, ll0S Pa. ave., and BY Drug
gisfs. pEsMOND = Co., ProprietorS, eis Race
street, Philsdsiphia. nsy1ly
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

.ss inss sES g T. Nj sas
HkRH, As.lsaee.. sie Ia. a. .r. kspi ana fi.st q
81 .OOO..WANTED FOR ONE YEAR on
ased ssp s''i ssl :sssF g s
FnsHINSG Nc, skoEE and OUTFIT FOR RENT.
Ls1sI1s Apply n S Johnson, No. ts sf Penn MN
FkRM s. ACREs, THEE 9UARTERs OF
Turnpike Tollsste. House IL ICONS, ~SeSI
f5i in S1 as ;ssf PENN Es..
III OUsE 4 0R SALE.
The large FoUR STORY HOUSE,, with three
s rSI%s lG5nsee gas and ws,er WITH large yard and
in rpsr and ns of
La ssls SsSsee' family sr For sssrtirs h9nse VII
Treasury, Pennsylvania avenue. e. eotf
EoR sALE-sT0CK snd FFNTURES % a
H.. erGSerS in a 6ns location and doing good busi
sres 10 retire from u a. TIE a
Address, at once, MERCHANT, star Once. fi2 5.
WE n HAVE OVER 500. ooe FEET OF
city, for sale a small advance on asse-sInen;
pffss will exchange for I'D P,oE
EQR sALE-A WILLIE" SAFE. ? feet Q i1che-
Watey .sra aeet, in perfect condition. Apply at -
FesKF osShkLE z HHNPRED SHARES. OF
Address, for two DAVIS, W S Star office. MA
Drug STORE FOR sALE-Doing a goos bnsi-
ticusrs Thomas w ' Sah,MIs AFSy III e.. par
opposite Post Office. ~" IN :. b.
VArLkHIAABstLEE sssNIINFEoIkP PROPERTY AT
ing The south side Of Mss.achuse,s s1enus se
,"feR lIS and lith s,.esis Fer psrtculsr. apply
tate agents, Star office building. febIl-eoim
A COTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE ATk
ABARGA1N The neat two-story FRAME COT
No: aO3,l five SQUARES from the Capitol; can be
bought; for limited time, with the carpets on the
Of closets, bath room and closet and has ali
modern m s convenience pleasant yard aud piazza
doSt Altogether one of the most desirable small
in the market Apply to FITCH FoR. Tsa re es
%sn BssE bl lsGs Pennsylvania
SkR a.. SAL ,as PennsyI,an,s a.engs, oeIween
close a. esa,t nfsr &sRSEF as nh Ss.saP s.
TO CONTRACTORS IN I AND BUILDERs--FOr
haustSe q sa lesse Ny s,S p mex
the city rMALkER McRAE, 3SS 18th street,
GhS AT Tst oSk .sls MONEY
40 to $1,000 Parties desiring such loans, or
n q hsS,ng ing sEms E invest may ind at or
fiss -nD 0' k6BE SEER ser Sci BhRR. Brokers.
SIN ono TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL,
SIOsOOO real estate security, for one OF more
years, in sums of $500, TO SI0aa
f6-eolG NJ. NJ. R0HRER, 3l3 9TH street
ffoR SALE CHEAPITerms s LEO CASH and SIS or
SD monthly. Three new two-story BRICK
HOUSES, situated on west side New Hampshire
avenue, between and u streets north: have six
and seven rooms, hall, front and back yards &c
onlmProyed Lots or Western Lands will be taken
In part payment. J. W STARR
J3of Northeast cor. New York ave and 18th :,
EOR SALE-The STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIX
4 TlREs OF the Millinery and Fancy Store No
FO5 Market space, BET. 7th and sh streets north
west. Ily2o6ml Il. LENZBERG co.
tNOR SALE-AH established CASH BUSINESS
y and long lease; centrally located. Inauire nj
McCLELLANS Steam MILL is1s street, between d
hhu n northwest. J6Swr
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W1LLlAM kNABE CO.,
" BALTIMORE, MARyLaND,
SkAnD, soUAkE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
These Instruments have been before the public for
forty years, and upon their excellence alone-
attained an unpurchased -eminence
which pron0unces them uneQuAlled for eirvuvvU
tone, touch, workmanship and durability. Thsy
have been awarded sixty i've gold and silver nnAiais
81 dnerenf fsirs over other mpetitOrs All Of their
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and inproyea
Oyerstrung Scale and Agraffe
William McCsmnons PIANOS and PIANOS ana
OnoAN from various well-known factories for sxle
snu rent, kkICHENBACHs
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PIANOS. DC.

FIANUS, DC.
GUSTAV KUHN, PRACTICAL PIANO MA
" hEes TgAER AND REPAlRER<
Or PIANOS AND ORGANS Orders ~
left at kARRS yewelry Store, 62s PaVvNvS
ave-, and at NAlRN : Drug Store, corner 9Th street
aiiu avenue ll-Sm
TUNING AND REPAIRING PlANOs-Fw Por-
Il ties and Mssfodi EHtsStdtn nisafs.-Al-
ways receives the most prompt and satisfsc -
toTy attention BY G. L; WILD q BRO .,420sVNvt
ilth street hear northwest corner II Pennsylxau
syenue, Tor the past twenty years well known =
practical Piano and Musical Instrument Nsker. ana
Repairers. Dealers In Plan, q and Musical Insfr1-
nents generally. n