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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. O., June 49, A. NJ.
PrObdbt.atieS.

FTOO1OLstL1eS.
For New England gentle and fresh northerly to
westerly winds, clear weather and rising barom-
eter Tor the Middle States winds shifting to gentle
and fresh, easterly and southerly; partly cloudy
weather, with probably occasional rains south
OF New Jersey and Pennsylvania for the
Southern States east Of the Mississippi light 70
fresh southwesterly and southeasterly winds.
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain areas:
Tor the lower lake region winds veering to gentle
clear weather. from Missouri to the upper lakes,
falling barometer fresh to brisk s0utherly and east
erly Winds increasing clOudiness with rain areas,
with probably very brisk winds over the northern
portion Of this section. CautiOnary signals con.
tnue at Duluth.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature tor the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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BANKRUPTCY.

ST. LOUIS, NO., June II, 1873.
The commission house or Taylor Bros. d Go. sus.
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the projected railway from the Mediterranean
via the river Euphates to the Persian Gulf
The building of the road will restore those irri-
eating canals, for it win soon attract settlers
and create supporting way traffic,
and in the enlargement of this trade
it will pass the mountain barriers
Of Persia and extend its connecting lines to
the Oxus, to Bokhara and Samarcand in one
direction. and to the Caspian in another
Thus Central Asia, with railway penetrating
it from the yolga and another from the Medi-
terranean, will be tapped to the frontiers of
Hindostan in the south and of the Chinese
Empire in the east and thus modern Europe.
in rolling back its civilization into Central
Asia, will revive that nursery Of the human
family and awaken it to higher dreams Of am
bition and loftier achievements than those Of
Semiramis or Cyrus, or of Assyrians, Persians,
Saracens, Turks or Tartars
We conjecture that in this present European
tour the special object of the Shah Of Persia
is to bring his dominions and his people into
closer contact with the civilization and the
material agencies Of European progress, in
Guiding especially the railway and the tele-
graph; and we expect that after his return to
his capital Russia, England and Turkey will
find in him an active supporter of the great
Asiatic railway lines we have indicated.
Surely, when the Khedive Of Egypt, the Sui
tan of Turkey, the Mikado of Japan, the En-
peror of China and the Shah of Persia are
casting about among the Western nations,
and under the empire of the Cross, for o
broader, higher and more active civilization
than the Orientals now possess. undoubtedly
old Asia is awakening from her slumbers and
the day of her redemption is at hand.
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Asiatic Turkey, can be built for twenty-five
or thirty millions OF dollars.
Great preparations are on foot in England
for right royal reception and entertainment
of the Persian Shah. He is represented as q
splendid Oriental, "every inch king" and
he is to be the recipient in London and at
Windsor of extraordinary honors even to q
crowned head. England, in short, is playing
against Russia for close alliance, offensive
and defensive, with the Shah He, however,
may find it to his interest to cement the friend
ship of both Russia and England, and Turkey,
too, in consideration Of the advantages
which he will share from Russian railroad
to Samarcand, in the east, and from an Eng
lish railroad down the Valley of the Euphrates
on his western flank. The Persia of the
present day is but q fragment of the mighty
Empire of Cyrus, and contributes but little
to Old Persia's strength or splendors. Those
powerful monarchies of the ancient Modes
and Persians and of the Persians, like the
kingdoms of Nineveh, Babylonia and Assyria,
which preceded them, drew their wealth and
their strength from the basin Of the Tigris
and the Euphrates. Millions of people occu-
pied the valleys of those great rivers, and with
their dykes to guard against inundations,
their canals for irrigation, and their reservoirs
for seasons Of drought they doubtless far sur
passed the ancient Egyptians in their pro-
ducts Of subsistence, comfort wealth and
national greatness. The records of Holy
Writ and the unearthed sculptures of those
imperial cities Of Assyria attest not only the
advanced civilization of its people bat the
amazing productiveness of the Euphrates VAL
ley in those ancient days.
From the letters of HERALD explorer among
the instructive ruins and general desolation of
that great valley some years ago our readers
have been informed of its present condition.
But the soil is still there which subsisted its
millions Of thrifty people thousands of years
ago, and needs only the restoration Of its irri-
eating canals TO bring il into fruitful life
seain. The first essential step to this end ia
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NlBLO's GARDEN. broadway. between Prince
Houston sts.-kooMxR.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. between Houston
and Blocker streets.-FIDKLIA. Matinee at 3
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SOulc pidCC WClC AutbuC az AatSt AXtu duu per-
manent.
Again. great care should be taken to have
the crews uniformed, that the rowers should not
only look their best, tina. they may be quickly
and certainly distinguished, as far as the eye con
distinguish color at all To do this they need
not content themselves, as do Cambridge
and Oxford, with two shades of but one color,
but the rainbow will help them out; while as
the race is to be not around halfway stake
and home, but straightaway, and as the river is
wide the colors should be worn, not simply in
o tuft Of ribbon, but, rs only the head, arms
and trunk Of the rover can be seen, the vari-
ETY. should be in the turban and in the merino
vests, aYd whichever is selected should be all
Of one, or, at most, Of two strong colors. The
Importance of care in this matter will be
quickly appreciated by the spectator who has
travelled long way, and who would dislike
much to lose all interest in the struggle through
the confusion arising from neglect of this one
simple matter. Finally, wide as the Connec-
ticut is at the place chosen, there is really
much reason, where so many crews participate
and the excitement is so intense to fear foul
ing. Hence every known precaution should
be taken to ward against this evil, which is so
sure to lead to o most unsatisfactory result at
the time and much ill-natured wrangling after
wards. There will be many Englishmen there
that day, and they are uncommonly intelli-
gent in all that pertains to rowing match,
and more than one of them doubts if eleven
crews can row q breast race on any river
and not get into hopeless tangle. We
must show them differently and if
the suggestions thrown out here prove
timely, and are followed, we think they will
help much towards making this contest what
"A manifestlv nan ha nada-fha oraatcst rouiun
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ties.
] Nevertheless, II is upon such calculations and
statements a. the above-every one Of which Is
foul with ''blunder or Fraud II not malice and
mendacity-that Mr.. Roosevelt iabors to prove
the bad faith Of the board In the report q its
transactions, and to swell the indebtedness of
the territory to SO 900 900. OF course, his labors
in that direction are defeated By the exposure Of
the laundering miscalculstions upon which they
are based, and General Chipman very clearly
shows that the indebtedness OF the District, in
stead of being SIS, 100000. is what the House
District Committee reported it at the last ses-
sion Of Congresses, I9S, l2265.
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speaker Blaine aud the Credit Mobi.
Her.

The only reference to Speaker Blaine. in the
report Of Judge Poland's special committee,
submitted to the House of Representatives yes
terday, Is the following summary of the testi-
mony in reference to the charges against him:
Among those who have In the public press
been charged with improper participation i'm
credit mobilier stock lie the present Speaker
Mr.. Blaine, who moved the resolution FOR this
investigation. The committee have, therefore,
taken evidence In regard to him. They find
from II that Mr. Ames had conversation with
MIR. Blaine I'm regard to taking ten shares of the
stock, and recomm nded it a good invest
ment. Upon consideration, Mr.. Blaine con-
chlded not to take the stock, and never did
take IL, and never paid or received anything on
account of 1t, and Mr.. Blaine never had any
interest direct or indirect in the credit mobilier
stock, or stock Of the Union Pacific railroad
company"
IL win be seen that this Is a complete exon
Grafton of the Speaker, so that the comments of
the committee on the action of those members
Of the House who did take the stock Of the
credit mobilier or Union Pacific railroad, does
not apply to him in any manner whatever.
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BALIINolI. Feb. l9.-yissinis SIS, consolidated,
e.. Met virginia.. ~ bid to-day.
lSs@le%. Flour quiet and unchanged. WHEAT
= sdy red western, el:SS9Sl.ss amber western,
S2@S2.D. Corn dull-white southern, 60ldS3; white
sSuthern, eea6i; yellow southern, beta50; mixed
western nominal g. Oats actiyezsouthern 50; west
go. Hay uns han ged. Provisions strong. Pork
ismuness, sn D@ si7s rump, ilsk;. Bulk meats
shoulders. ga; rib sides, 8: clear rib sides, "a
iIams, l3s@b Lard quiet, but firm, sdsI. wesi-
Iouiinai, %. = =,
ANY, YGsK, Feb: le-st2eks dill and steady.
dull =
NEW YsRK, Feb. l9.-Fiour dull Wheat dull
Corn dull
LONDON, Feb. 10, III n. m.-OonsoIs opened at
e7ls for money and oeI, deas for account Bond, Of
ls6s, old; ~; 1857 $50; 10sOs, Ss; new fves, 31..
FRANKToRr, Feb. I.-Bonds opened at esq for
1867.
PARIS, Feb. l9.-Rentes opened at IS francs, cen.
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THE WEATHER,
War DEPARTMENT, 0Gce CAig SIGNAL Officer,
! NAAHIMQTON. ID O. Feb 10. fa12 n n m

WARRINGTON, ID. O., Feb. 10, 1873, II Q. N. (
,sYNoPsis FOB The PAST TwENrr-rouR HOURS =
The area OF lowest barometer which was Tuesisy
morning In Minnesota Is now north Of Lake Ontario
ard the barometer has fallen rapidly throughout the
Middle and Eastern states. The pressure Is highest
over the lower issouri The temperature has risen
decidediy throughout the Atlantic states and has
fallen from the Ohio river, north and west. South
and ast winds have prevailed the Atlantic coast
and have veered 70 westerly winds from
has fallen during the night in Tennessee and Ala
btma AND foRgy or threatening weather is now
ported from the entire Atlantic coast Clearing and
char weather from Arkansas to the lake region.
lPRoBABiLfIiEs.-The low barometer in Canada
move eastward during the rest Of ednesay with in
cieasing scufherly winds In New York and New
England. Threatening weather and rain in the lat :
ter section; cloudy and clearing weather in the
FORMER. From Pennsylvania southwark winds vecr
70 westerly with clearing weather by Wednesday
night. Throughout the Ohio and Mississippi valleys
northwest winds, partly cloudy and clear weather.
For the lake region westerly winds increasing to
brisk on the lower lakes. Cautionary signals con
tnue for "Wednesday morning at New York, New
London, Boston, and Portland.
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The directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal met at Annapolis yesterday and adopted
the recommendation OF committee appointed
at previous meeting. increasing the charge Of
transportation of coal between Cumberland and
Georgetown five cents per ton. The rate Is now
to be 81 cents per ton instead of &c cents as here
tofore. This is suicidal policy the part of the
canal company, as they win find to their cost.
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What Is the reason the Alexandria papers do
not reach here by mail until twenty-four hours
after they are issued? The New York evening
papers come to hand the next morning
after their issue; the evening papers of our
sister city, only six miles OFF, do not get here
until afternoon. There is a screw loose some
where. r'
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The New York money market yesterday was
sctiye, stook esoken paying l-64 and interest
70 1.32 and tueerest, AID the government bond
dealers 7a9gold. Mercantile paper was quoted
for approvea names 1t saI2 per cent, with
Seoeee selling a. under 10 per cent. The
Loodon narkee ~ eecoritiee was steady. GOV-s
sssck market uas 1fm on an average volume Il
business. q -
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The Baltimore papers in using STAR items
without credit should be careful to change the
dates, so that the larceny may not be TOO con-
spicuous.
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DRY GOODS.
BROpHEAD q cos.

bIAex AL Lac. , rsSssss an ! e to r. sai
NOoLEN sHAMLs =
y M1S2tEN sssA iaAissss, rRsscn musEIss,
MANSIONS, and q hOst Of osbsr White Goods q
BLACK prs SILKS Of euInes esi.sr.tes
nske. from sl4 AZ. Thee fcct, s.ss besn 10
IN the UEited state ana viii be sold at slight al.
Liessat Pkxis KID GLOVES % ern.s. Party
cusors 81
ksd,ssooesin eoTreS n oeu,s; wansu,is.
oensi Nov York rills. - ccnts
shIhTING COTTON in 81. 90 ssd kNt frsn
Hs-iery, Gloves Rnhou.. Handkerchief, Neck
save Money b. t.uyire %
BRObHEAn CO
Iadt-s snd Gent. nd~rwrsr direct frs-n the sss-
ufsctI1ers At wholesale prices. nSf-
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zfI4s tsSeflf. Issa.lr 4 .ssSSi1
d e :s e: e: .ss s
.h.rs. Of ssoek = srs On hsnd, hing the premium
sSoa e sSs s ny Sc sss
Of b I:xins dsssk t.s. Until lisuia..sf The iss,
ter Coalition s.ords a s1csaisss o1sortunity for
Unable q the sams time realizing bsasats identical
With all the stockAoAsr fhis aasooissien hes been
Shares cen b obtained q the aecretsry.
PHIL. q. wELcH. sserssa SE"' e' jasi
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


EeR REsr.:Iwe -.seslT larni.hea sLEEPING
room siI 81 SF's'. between I and streets, a.s.S.
kek HsILIhsp {SlS5 .ua IMELLTNg, q.
xssiy . JOIN iAfLoh, No. sOs stree, south;
FOE IFS ss .a.',S ,i;s:sss PIECE on FKoF
TSs s.'S s:s &,
.sD. E ASPssw
.ls. = 2: asi S. e
flsa TH6s. 3. FWhGGAMaS, SIS III street.
F0R MULTIPLICATION unsurpassed; healthiest In
ssi So s'' iIos
$4,000 oO nss IRAME nousE3
summer Kitchen, admirably arranged; paved side al
ley snss,Iea. ysrd &c: Price sisso Inquire 5
}. ENoR SALE-Beautiful RRICK COTTAGE, No
u 1882 street, near 18th northwest, containing
s ssss At ss
"a :.:s Il ~ f::s
E,%isfSS room "a kf1ehEs.h is 49, q
rent sssa s
fsAskacA. Laurel Staten ysTs sssi,sSIs
osTs u an hour from eit Ht With train. At 4a al
hf Ts e day and h'ff s., ss s .si.e,
SS IL :asss Ss
u feet front BY 10 feet deep and aIley very cheap
Liam TYLER Real G'sass B Bfof Hs?S Viz ish
FOR REfT ISi h -, 3 loth NEXT STORE and
sPpossi,tss H1stIonolitsa Hotel: JSo. KENDALL,
f.ni ;
oh .y n sss
. %s:s ss:$sS ssiss s.5S
FOR RENT-A FRONT PARL9R, neatly fur
sSs door P .ss1e Call ses 9Th
IL 4 DWELLING, asT Pspnsylvsnia avenue, six
init y '' sh az isa; .Ar .ssns..
EnS MI ss nS9 a AVENUE .
hCpse Possession given Immediately. Tenant viii
3. ss
Tor SALE.-A oine room FRAME HOUSE, with
u s and sssf fs rS :es, IEss stable on
% ana nj. sy
Stable :ds ana sssA Brick french roof
bay window; four rooms on first floor Price, 90 500
Also, nine room BRICK HOUSE, on o street;
Also, complete FRAME COTTAGE. Price, sa,-
so. Also, very desirable Building LOT 18Th ST.,
near n Inquire Of l.. g. CHAPMAN, Car penter and
Buitder XO37 9TH ST., OPP. Centre Market. fll-6t'
L>0R SALE OR RENT-A FARM of lse acres
= well wstered, and adapted to fruit growing; IS
u miles from Washington. Title perfect Railroad
70 lie built near IL this summer, direct to Washing
ton. Great bargain given IL sold soon Will take
city property in exchange. Inquire ct 6l9 Pa.
EOR RENT-ssyeral small BRICK HOUSES in
iowILLIAM TYLER, Real Estate Broker, fiis
18th street
EOR RENT-A four-room new BRICK HOUSE,
Il half square from 18th street cars SIS per
month. Inquire 624 Louisiana avenue, from 3 to
pm. f6-lm
EOR RENT--A BRICK HOUSE Of rooms, near
the Capitol; location beautiful, and q corner,
70 thorough repair gas and water. Apply at lO3 ID
street east, corner North A. JAZZ lm'
EOR RENT-Two-story HOUSE, furnished com
Plete at lO6 LIST street southeast, corner and
and SITS. southeast fI-I9ts
EOR RENT-In one Of the most desirable Ioca-
! tons in the ctty, southeast corner Of and ISth
Streets No. l4o1, large and well rnished ROOMS,
room Bath room and other modern improvements
Rooms communicating. JAMS I'm
E0R RENT-The HOUSE and Acres, known A.
the Rosslyn Property, in Virginia, adjoining the
Aqheauct at Georgefown, on reasonable terms. In
Ynire at A3ueduct Bridge, or Of W. II. DUNCAN,
E0R kENT-A large HALL, suitable for balls,
parties, associations or billiard saloon. l63
Pennsyiv anita avenue. jaD2s-Im'
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- DANGEROUS ATMOSPHERE.

The grea, atmospheric wave which, the meteorolo
giss tell us, sweeps over the whole United States
from the Pacific this season, Is loaded with
INV hOlesome vspors that chill the body and disturb
ali lite functions. Precipitation Is checked the stom
ach is dersnged the bowels and the liver sympafhze
with that organ, the and muscles affected,
pulmonary complaints are eneendered, and the spir
its more or less depressed. These are among the
common effects produced by the moist, ungeuial
winds prevalent In the winter months. But II the
system Is toned and fortified In advance with Hostet
ter's Stomach Bittsrs, danger need be apprshsnd
ed from any condition Of the atmosphere. The "ill
wind that blows nobody any sood will not be likely
60 blow any harm to him who strensthens and regu-
lates his internal organs with this Wholesome veg
etabIe tonic and Alternative, and clothes his outside
In q manner suitable TO the season. The seeds Of
fever and ague and other diseases Of intermittent
or remtenf type, are now In the air, and are liable
to be planted In the system, to terminate and bring
forth bitter fruit, either immediately or 1t later
period, unless due sanitary precautions taken
ward them on. On ell safeguards against malaria,
this famous vegetable antidote 10 the best and of al
remedies for the painful ailments caused By damn.
cold and sudden changes Of temperature such =
rheumatism, chile, irregularities oil he bowls bin.
ioas attacks and indigestion, sNhe most reliable
and the most agreeable. m.eoN&W
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nRTHIS HAS BEEN AN EXTRAORDINARY
Wy SEVERE SEASON
COUGHS, COLDS,
AND
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS,
! Mrs. Jones' Cough Mixture
has been hailed BY the hundreds who have 50 success
fully used II, as the best Cough remedy yet intro
sumption have used II with great success, and its
demand has steadily increased In every case either
aCold and cough or severe cases, where other rem
edies have been used and failed II has given satsfac
ton. Indeed, such has been its praise by the act-
ed, that are warranted In recommending 1t to all
az a safe and sure medicine, easily administered,
pleasant to the taste, producing nausea or other
unpleasant effects, and certain 20 give satisfaction
Small bottles, 80 cents; large 81.
Sold only BY
ARTHUR NATrANs, Drusrist,
feb6u Corner d and d streets northwest.
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VI ncihIlba 20 his v,,ss rsirons and the citizens
and strangers GENERALLY, that he ha. v::s2paly as
sumed management Of bis GALLERY, CAT Penn
future, he will be pleased to attend to their
wants. feb l9-eolm
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- NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

nSs NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The Assessors Of the several Legislative Districts
having completed the Of real property for
tie scal year ending June Suth, 1874, the Board Of
Appeals will meet at the Office OF the Superintendent
q Assessments and Taxes, No. $50 "A street near the
corner Of Louisiana avenue, on the 3D DAY OF FEB
RrARy, 1873 at IL O'Clock m, to hear any appeals
that may be made from the valuations Of said as.
SCISSORS.
All appeals must be made In writing, and sworn to
before an officer competent to administer oaths.
The Board Will be in session each day Sunday
cepte,p from II O'Clock a. m. until O'Clock D m 4,
and on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from
O'Clock until O'Clock y. IN.
II. A. HALL, WIN. WALL,
GEO. X. WILSON,, RILEY A. SHINN,
r. J. MIDDLETON, JR,
fel-t Members Of the Board Of Appeals.
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SsA FAIR AND FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRI
DAY EVENINGS. February Is, 10, % and n
Admission, 10 Cents. Season Tickets. % Cents.
Come one, come all. No railing or solicit alton to
tuy
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BOARDING..

EIRST-C CLASS TABLE BOARD, with hne large
4 Front Room, on the most pleasant part OF the
Ayenue-No. 1919 Pennsylvauta svenue, between
18th and nth streets febS- In
LTOR RENf-Two nicely furnished ROOMS, with
Il Bedrooms adjoining, with or without BOARD
corner Sd street aud Indiana avenue. J29- lmr
MOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, ct 11OS corner Of Pennsyivana
avenue and list street. mayl-ly
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PIANOS. &c.

GpssTEAy kgyHHsNt PRAcT5ctL ,fiANo ma
Or PIANOS AND OkGANS Qrders -
ldt ct kAkRS ysweiry Store, 62S PAWvvvv
aud avenue. fIl-Nm
TUNING AND REPAiRINe PIANos-Iw -.
= i'es asd Mssloei Esrvtssass.s.-Al--
weys receives the most prumpt aDd sHtisfnr
tory attention BY q. l.. WILD . Bro. !, nOvyvvO
lhh street, near northwest CORNER q PsnnsylvonSo
avenue, Tor the past twenty yeAu wsl1 knouu =
practical Piano and Musical Instrumeus makers -
kepairers. Dealers In Pissos end NON nussr0-
nsents generally.
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PERSONAL.

. RANDALL, 400.
M RS. H. J. FRENCH, ths Celebrated RsliobI.
vi Closrcovast and Test Medium, can be seen .,
73S hth street northwest; also, gives deniAtons Of
character By photograph hand writing or lock Of
hair. H-ms
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WILLIAM kNABE co,
RAJ

nv iLLiAm hNAbk d 90,
" BALTIMORE, MARKHAM,
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
These Instruments have been before the public Ia
forty years, aud upon their excellence alone-
attained an unpurchssed pre- -eminence 49,
tone, touch, workmanship and durability. They
have been awarded sixty hye gold aud silver uedsIs
Al dnerent feirs over other pettors Ali Of thesr
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and improved
Oyefstrung Scale aud Agrade
William MoOammons PIANOS ana PIANOS "a
ORGANS from various we'll factories for ~
and rent, At REICHkNBACHS,