The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-02
ma PIANO ToRTEs NEW MUSIC MUSICAL

no PIANO TORTEs, NEW MUSIC, MUSICAL
Atwills Music Saloon, 20 Broadway, Fulton St.,
sign of the Golden Lyre
the musical world to the extensive catalogue
of new and fashionable Music, constantly publishing.
On his tables be found all the Standard Musical
every description Of Treatise Thorough Bass, Har-
monv, Singing and lingering. Musical Grammars
and Elementary Works sfevery musician OF any distnc'
Every day adds to the already large collection Of
and popular Songs, Marches, Watzes Dances, Rondos,
Variations QuadTills Sc &C. many Of which cannot be
found at the other stores about town:
ofpublishing music at this establishment
well to the musical community to be superior to
any other store the country, and all the music being
printed from elegantly engraved metallic plates the title
pages embelshed with beautiful photographic vignettes
many of which are tassefully colored
The price OF Music at old rates o. low
as can be obtained elsewhere.
The new music is pnted on beautiful tinted paper
The price is the same az above.
manufactured expressly for his Of various
pserns of rosewood and mahogany, with the grand ac
ton harp stop metallic plates &c embracing the latest
fronts venered legs SC. &C., all Of which are warranted,
be made of such Materials and so well to
defect found in the instruments. Price from $50 to
500 Piano Stools of various patterns, to correspond
with Pianos of Rosewood and Mahogany, &c.
Old Pianos taken in exchange
Second hand Pianos for sale very cheap.
The subscriber having enlarged his establishment IN
vtes strangers and citizens to give him call before pur
chasing elsewhere
Catalogues given gratis and music sent TO any part OF
the city. ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON
(Sign of the Golden LyreJ
2el Broadway, near st. Pauls Church
90 TAN, FRECKLEs. AND RoUGHNEss OF
THE SKIN-Nothing is SO soothing and healing 10 the
the Beau,ifying Lotion gves the complexion
beautiful tint making the skin have aclearness that
almost impossible Ladies should always use this
cosmetic at their toilet. Price 10 cents per bote-o De
had OF: y at 81 Cortland street.
no-To THE HONORABLE THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK-The
memorial and remonstrance Of Joseph Britain, Thomas
Carnley, and Edwin Townsend, respectfully shows
That in the month of January last they entered int
contract with the Corporation TO sweep the streets OF the
city for the compensaonof which was done in
good faith their part and which contract has 30 far
been faithfully performed by them. go
That notwithstanding this, they have seen with sur
prise the action honorable body respect to that
contract, and the rights Of your memorias under IT, Dy
which from resolve of your body it been declared
that it is not binding the Corporation, and the Comp
roers therefore, directed to pay them no more money
the They also perceive with equal surprise,
that in progress in your honorable body,
which be acted upon the ensuing meeting OF the
board to substitute in place of the said contract new
mode of cleaning the streets under the direction OF the
Superintendent Of Streets who is to employ the work
of which are detailed in the ordinance proposed TO be
adopted on the subject.
that BINDS sds h. ana nns
and that assures the rights of indivi, uals under
them. your ms%oralstS respectfully object , to
leave to remind your honorable body that they have
had no notice of its action on the resolution of the
board declaring that your memorasts have violated the
said contract Your memoralists unconscious that II
has been violated by hem-on the contrary they have
they prepared to show faithfully fulfilled the same
heir part That the said resolve does not specify
in hat respect the said contract has been violated oy
your memoriasts and the said resolution was passed
without previous resignation into facts by reference
to committee otherwise, your memorats have been
by said resolve unheard and as they re-
specifically submt-the first principle OF justice violated,
which is ncucaed by the common axiom, to FIRST hear
before condemning the accused. Your memoriasts in
further vindcaon Of their rights respectfully deny that
il h the right or privilege of your honorable body
than that OF Individual to snnul by its mere act
its binding contracts and obligations.
And they would further respectfully show, that more
especially do they deny the right OF your honorable body
to do in this instance resortng substitute forhe
contract of your memoriats, which, as most avorsoe
calculation will show will result in expenditure BY
the Corporation of far exceeding that by which
your memorialists to be remunerated Your memo
rasts do therefore, respectfully demonstrate aganthe
said OF honorable body tending they
do to the subverson of right and justice regards your
memorias and to the open breach to the public faith,
pledged by the Corporation and with your nemorias
in making the said contract with them.
Iy-"T THE BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER"
IN THE WORLD Such is the commentator bestow cd
upon DrIShermans Poor Mans Plaster. The demand for
it Ia constantly increasing, and well may be so, LOT
there plaster before offered to the pubic
satisfaction. II is cure for rheumatism, weakness and
pain the back side, breast extremties and 10 SO
cheap only l24 that is within the reach Oh
every person Be get the genuine platter with
DR. Sherman's fac smile printed on the back Many
have attempted palm OF spurious article under tho
name of poor mani plaster but they not only fail in pro
ucing relief also not easily worn the trash OF
which they are composed running aud sticking every