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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

FATAL ARRAY AT CovISGToE.-By private
latter received in this city last evening from Covngten
e recre, 10 learn that Friday y Rimbal the pro
nrieor of the hotel that place. shot nj Mr. Jesse AK
pnd the successful candidate Tor Clerk OF the District
Court through the window he sitting In his mouse
The gun used was loaded with bucksho some OF which
INK effect in the face and neck. About fifteen minutes
siterward Kinba!l returned 10 KirkaDds house. in
oured If he dead. aud finding that he was not
expressed his determination 10 xiii him. On this md
Dr no entrance in front he repaired 10 the back part
the house where, in seidecnce. Kirkland met hirn
raised his gun and shot him dead on the spot Mr MIX
land Immediately gave himself up. Public OPINION IL
strongly in his invor every seems 10 think that
he was fully justified in the act An examination Was TO
be held Immediately. IN. " Dei'a' 'an' 70
ROCHESTER AND LocKPoRT.-A meeting OF the
eplerprisng citizens OF Rochester was held on the 0tn
instant 10 take for constructing railroad from
that city TO ockport thereby uniting the Western road
with the Lockpor and Niagara road. Dr. Matby Stone
presented report showing the Importance oi the under
taking adaptation Of the route Inc distance IS
sfv six mes and the grades nearly level not eX
ceediug ten feet to The mile. and passing through de-
irhlu country. clos" to the celebrated Ridge road
The estimated cost $3.50 Q00 with Il rai!.
MARRIED IN JAIL.-A professor of music was
married in the jail OF Lycornns county Pa, last week
Ne WAS committed breach OF promise. and married
the Isdy for the purpose getting cut OF jail alter which
hs absqpatulated.
r. Notwithstanding that since the dreadful ac-
edep. in the mines Cnrboudale caused by the falling
in nj the root effort has been spared no trace mas as
e been discovered OF the fifteen who are entomo'
ed beneath the fallen mass. Two hundred men have
bsen at work every hour since the accident occurred
t they have not yet succeeded in reaching the bodies
olhoe who are known be in the mine, and who IL
tsred have now persisted from famine if they were not
Immediately killed Alex. Gazette, Jan. 81.
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cousr OF OYER AND TERMfNER.-Ths Court ai'ei
,inc TWO or three weeks for the argument IN the case
Of Potter has diourned for the term the arsunens no
having been called up. The counsel Tor foi!el We u
Ss,e,snd have changed their plan OF proceedings Inc
shess corpus before the Chancellor to be aoahdohea
and new writ OF habcas corpus to be Issued
before Judge Edmonds, as supreme CouIt SoiniiiiS-
oner so that the may be appealed TO the supreme
court In the OF his decision being adverse TO prs
oner as il expected TO be- and hnauy Drought Oeiofc
the Cour: Errors ut lis session IN THIS city III Iuue
United STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-The Grand Jury
after being charged 20 their province TO enquire into
sFairs connected with the |. 5 establishments IN the
district. retired 10 their room.
To the credi, OF the and officers belonging 20
our merchant marine complaints OF criminal nature
have made the last month requiring the ACTON Oh
aGrand Iury. -,
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Keayy Df1on vs. BHtt7
field Brothers & CoActon TO recover slo'o' oeing !ne
value of clothes consigned by plain'ii an IN 80
merchant of this city. 10 defendants ana pulnt 81 -:
,o nj a,ter No So Exchanre place at the great ire 10
July last il being contcnded that the unde r 80
thai de:endAnta should insure tue Spoue. -,
a concln1ed The counsel for defendant oenleu thaL
80 IA heep ,pv surciai agreement 10 insure, ana
,here had not The action must ia 10 Tue sr9u'ia. 80
49, 81 ,bo law ON the subject be quoted The following
from Kcnt's Commentaries: com hcie
- M, bound 20 insure for the benefit OF his principal
goods consigned 20 him for sa" without some express
o. irnued directions effect though he mas such
an interest the goods that ne may insure tpe'i ' '
full value in his name
N irpure unless there an express agreeneh 70 tos
sssc CT tina, they had been instructed by plaintiffs
tb.re having been previous dealings between them
and that duty Of plsn,if to make airns'ive-
r the agreement or Instructions. On this point MI
t,sdbury the plaintiff agent, ce@k testified that ne
expressly mentioned insurance part OF the items 20 be
covered by charge OF % cent and the defendants
contend that they had made such agreement 10 insure
and mad not received any Instructions TO that eec-hat
II the Jury should find for plaintiff they must deduct
from Inc value of the goods the 81 per cent, being the
smouu, of charges aud costs. and guaranty
The Jury after adjusting interest and deducting the
81 ,er cent; md verdic, for plaintiff of Sl4a5 90
For plaintiff Mr. Horace r Clark For defendant Messrs
DAM Lord, Jr. and Martin 4 Strong. we understand
Thai 1.ndats had $4,000 insured their stock. when
will fall sRort of the loss. The policies were in the hlu-
,usl Safety Etns. Philadelphia Spring Garden hier,
chants Mutual, Alliance Mercantile Mutual Croton ano
others
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE F0URTH PAG E


Shin Wabash, Hathaway from Norlesus and the Bar
Ia DAYS with cotton SC Stanton & Frost. eOth nit
off Double Headed Sho, hey, passed ship Roscoe. from
NOrieans for Philadelphia.
Ship Osweso Johnson, from NOreans and the Bar IA
DAYS with cot,on &c TO Z X Collins i Co.
Brig we,umpsa Fowler im Mobile l7th uls with cot
ton TO Sturces & Chairman Lett IN co with oarss
tluma and Weybosset for Boston; Baltic Tor froV
de nee Both nix, Ia, rs So lon 75 passed brganrine
standing South. showing signal with W NJ sunday
morning LIST inst of Egg Hsrbor was run INTO by bark
rail cut away ioretop gallant stay TO the top gallant
mast; could not ascertain whether the bark sustained
any damage
Below ship bark and , briss. Wind W $ w
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,s~pss SARs,pARtLIA--We have frequently had oeca-
n 10 call senuua 10 virtues Of Sands, SdrsaparHd,
sYAssiou iOr cleansing the bum sys;en from ali diseases
h'aS from impurities OF the blood The experience OF
Respectable persons has proved the etcscy OF this
and II certainly is Pleasant enough as beverage
& axe desirable Such combination OF testimony to-
se.f with the reputation of the propeiors sutcien,
s-.nY 10 all who know them. of ia cap4bily OF per-
al 'hat processes, in curing the various diseases
"pS .. !, s:sp,ed. Sat Emporium.
stS,Hsfed Rno sold. wholesale and retail by A Is. D.
ssS eo.esale Druggists, 70 rulloas ia Broadway
gs kas, Broadway. New-York. Sold also by DrngSisI
s throughout! ths United States Price 81 per hos
-, % s1 boules for SIS
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Sales of Real Estnte.

House and lot 20 Themesst. II II. ,: in front, 10
III the other. a aea' :. '. D' ..s ~ - $4,000
BIZ z. H. Lldlolo s. Co.
b Bro o@G Fr'l 3 ' by i6o o' @ ~ $4,000
lI R-o s%G 5'? q bv vT loo @u ~ 1900
Eonse and Ia, M Centre.st Is Ly - ft. 1890
DO do 81 do o. by 70 IT. in.---.- 4,77O
h S9i feet anu .o'' "Ae 49, 3s75
11ouso and Ia, o. Grand.st 10 bv 70 1900
10 do % do 90 BY 80 ft 1900
Ionses and o,s 1874 and 66 reenest so by Loot 1850
House and lot 1ss Films 24t by 100 ft.. 500
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steckles Tar sslowuefs Er,p,ons and All skiu dit,
Al The only depot 81 Nlksr-s.. lst Store FROM
Ii,,S -, " cent? cake 3Fecap blair Dye, pegsia6A
Sss,,i. o~st iot cTmsonnR lips and Cnee<s RoSf.y'
TIA wi sretieass seIerfeu, Ar. without injury &c
en.r. Lss au for INSTANTLY scattering retuess sid
&c % helsee Acoustic drops for ring drafness,&c
ns Aeoye celebrated Preparations OF Or. Gournd''
YRn oad only (bear " nind at 81 WalkersL lst STORE
Io,i.. ruttle Assembly Badings. Philadelphia
lem W m 6S Boston Carleton Co Lowell Ives So
SoiS :. 1eIr.a bedford, Gutd, Bangor Bhss Spring
"' ~ieen v W. worcester; Myers, N Haven dlu
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The Canton packed and Macao Young Hyson very
unsaeabe The estimate of stocks above given applies
70 the principal ports The Greens however are most
~ this market About twothirds of the Blacks are at
Boston.
GRoCERIES-we note sales 200 hhds New.oreans
Sugar alto II cts and 100 bbs n O. Moasses at 70 cts
FISH-Dry Cod are quiet at previous rates Sales 400
bbs Halifax Mackerel about IL 30 aud % Tor ones
and twos.
SALT-For a cargo of Turks Island A We're Of,
!red and As asked The rains have destroyed much
of the Salt at the Islands aud the supply this will be
short
SEEDS-Cover still dull at 9! 0l0 cts. Flax 10 90
for Rough and 10 81; COR Clean with activity Sales
100 bols inferior Timothy at II 0O@l3 90 = fierce.
PROyISIONS-The stock OF old Pork in this market
believed 10 be about 5000 bbls Prime and 1000 hbs
Mess OF Pork the stock not far from 600 Sbs
mostly City cut Total IL 600 bbs old and There
is not much demand Sales 100 bbs Prime at o. and
80 do Mess at II Cpl. Reef IS firm at 5 00G5 30 and
O06s 80 with sales 90 bbls Prime and Ness. Lard
is = as cents and very dull Nothing doing in Picked
Meats Western Dairy Butter is in rather better demand
at l3Ql5 cts. Ohio Hole. Grease Butter for ship
ment at lOGlOl cts. Cheese is 707; and quiet.
FEATHERS-we notice sales 5000 ID Western Live
Geese fair at Isl cite cash
FRUIT-Lemons and Oranges from the cargo just
rived from Palermo heve been selling AT SIT CO 90 2
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Court Calendar.

s-prn,oR CouRr-Nos. 90 &C. 49, 40 to 20. inclusive.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. AZ. ~, "a. 90, 81, %
:. 20 Par, . in Asst. AID room.-Nos AZ, 9, y,
.eS II ~. So 90. O., Is, 81, 80, 90, :, 81, 255.
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TuTS DAyTs FURNISHED.

DEFENCE OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, by Rev
N G. b. Cheeyer D. d. and Essay the Ground and
Reason OF Punishment, special reference 10 the Pun
;sbent OF Death by Tayer Lewis Esq Professor OF Greek
Literature in NeYork University 81 VOL very beautiful
ly printed 80 cents.
This AL earnest and unanswerable defence Of prac
tice sanctioned by the dictates of religion the preceps OF
morals the general of human legislation and the
common mankind. II is full elaborate and sys
Ienac such the present coEdion OF the question
demands ebut the violent and unscrupulous attacks
Of the fundamental principles OF morals and
legislation The volu pses Mr. Ceever
in reply J. Sullivan Esq during ,he debate 10 The
Tabernacle 8t5 also Esray The ground and reason
OF punishment with special reference 10 The penalty Ell
deaIh by Tayle Lewis Esq and an Appendix containing
u review Of Bu1l-gh on the Death Penalty"
journal of Commerce.
Published and Tor sale by
WILEY L PUTNAM l6l Broadway.
WHO HAVE LIKEWISE PUBLISHED
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and beaulift edition price - cents
2. Carlyes ,mweuchesp edition-5o cents; OF hne
edition ia 4vos 81; good library edition. vols SVo
81 So
s Sketches from Life, by Lamar Blanchard vol, cheap
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ST PITS
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Markets Carefully reported for TIE T'lsuns.


ASIIES-The market is firm with but few bids offer
ing The sales so bbls Pearls at % and few Pots
Mt 3 S75 for old and 90 for
COTTON-The sales today reach 600 bags, of which
500 bags were in lat for shipment Liverpool The
lot averaged low middng and brought something over
Ct cts For home there very little demand. The
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MARRIED:

In this CITY, Nov l2th 1915 by his Honor Justice Tay
Tor slr J. PAYSON VAN EPPS. Of Ovid N y to Miss
MARY ELIZA BUTLER, of Middle Haddam, CT
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LOVE,S SACRIFIOE

LOVES SACRIFICE.
ysNHE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA.-Wm TAYLOR
Astor House. publishes this morning Loves Sacrifice
the Rival Merchants play in hye acts by Geo Lowell
author of the Provost of BugesStth stage directions cast
OF characters marked and corrected by j. B.
Adds Promptor Price l2i cents.
The above forms No IL OF the Modern Standard Drama
and Justly considered sne plays in the Eng
ish language An American edition of this play has never
before been the public and The publishers hope
that all will avail themselves OF this opportunity 10 possess
themselves OF this beautiful drama
Vol /. Modern Standard Drama hand somely bound In
various STYLES containing Ion Fazio The Lady OF Lyons,
Rcheieu. The Wife, The Honey Moon, The School for
Scandal and Money, with portrait Of Mrs. A. c. Mowat
Price 81 %. 49,
very extensive OF Valentines received We
every kind from grave TO gay and sublime to Iidcu
lous The ladies' all know No Astor House Tor getting
the best assortment and the will mud that the only
place Ia I3f 2tsl WIN. TAYLORS, No 2Astor House.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Ss. For sale Of Stocks the Exchange, Las. Page

q For sale Of Stocks at the hIchdRSe see Lass rage.
TUESDAY, P. NJ
The Stock Market was without material change al
the FRS, Board but rumor having been set saoat that
Mr.. Polk was preparing War Message on the Mexican
affairs prices fell of a little a, the Second Board.
There is but little doing in Foreign Bills, and
rates are nominal. Sterling s9sl Francs 52ss 527t ;
Rix Dollars IS! 97Sl Guders 39.939i Marks Banco
35s 035i.
The Statements of the City Banks for the lst inst
show decrease of the leading items excepting Deposits
which has increased nearly half million. The ship
nents OF Coin to the South have reduced the Specie
quite SO low rs we anticipated and we are also disap
pointed in the of Loans and Discounts which
we presumed would show large decrease. The ss
rcgates Of the leading compared with the last re-
port follows
February. November
Loans and Discounts. .43 7590l2 43s5oI9l
Circulation. 6l55a72 6,2l16et
Deposi,s 250la4il "a 6li Los
Specie 1,oc''s<' ''''''''
The Loans and Discounts show decrease OF s9l7 7s;
the Circulation s622Ia; the Specie s6ossOs and The
Deposits increase OF 1865 1874.
The Manhattan Bank has declared dividend OF
per cent payable on The 10Th inst. This is its first
dividend since 1870; but since then the Company has
made good a dehci; in its capital to amour, exceed
ing SS00000 and has surplus on hand, after pay
ing the dividend
The Receiver of the Lafayette Bank will pay TO
the stockholders third dividend of per cent, on the
snount ofthe capital stock, on the 10th inst
The Guardian Insurance Company have declared
farther dividend Of Is per losses by the fire OF
July ast-making with the former dividends 90 per
cent. in all
The amount Of revenue Mt this Port for January
shows falling OFT of about lat per cent The receipts
were
1i7632i 80
Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S2l07o0 SO
The arrivals and cearances during the month of
January at Boston
ARRIVALS.
Ships. bks brigs. schrs. Sips. total
ii - 81 a2s . 3lS
Foreign IL "a 0 IS
cop.,wise 20 80 aoi a73
OF the above brig schrs were British and the
maiuder American.
cLEARANcES.
Ships. b'ks. brigs. schrs. sips. total
ii 40 81 80 pos
c os.i':e. - % Is 50 1ai
OF The above, bark, brig IL schrs were British
and the remainder American.
AT the recent January meeting OF the stocshold-
OF the Bank Of ST. ALBANIA Vermont Lawrence Brain
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County OF New York. ssGiberi Hopkins President and
Alfred F4aser Cashier. being duly sworn, dopo-' and
sav that the foregoing statement true, according 10 the
hest nf th,ir krowl-,icc and belief
G. HOPKINS, President.
A 5. Fraser, Cashier
Sphsch-d and Sworn before me- this % day OF Feb
n1srv 1886. W. q. WETNORE Com of D-ets. II II
-r-.,.-.I Na..,o ,s.m.sco
q Express No'iee cum :
that they have removed their General Eos-
puohc sersEaiiy' 10 - -, j.. l,s
:e1p Southern aud hufcped' -as''e' HH 0'1' e 'V
from No II 10 No 6 Waist nearly opposite their former
,,; ba,. they will be happy TO receive all orders or
Iocaiion, "tei ~ .. = IT,; IT..
favors ccInced 10 ineEi 4o eAeeo4 VI uei'eiS AAe!
embrace the present as suitable occasion to return Their
ieudei them hey trust that he adeity and pronpiness
with which they M ,l;r md ,rS;cS n character
zs i.r future efforts entte them TO aeon'nusnce OF
- tls tr n Agency
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Amnse1nents.

A DIERICAN MUsEUm-Every day and evening
a This week, commencing Monday. Feb 2-Splendd Per-
orrances every evening H. and "Wednesday snd Saiur
aay afternoons Al oelock-Tbs hrAger has engaged The
s2endid Guitarsi in America The Kentucky Mpstrels,
the best bsnd OF Ethopans in he city. Dssovinc Views
and Chromstropr. M-ssrs j. R Hail. and Billy Whtock-
Superb Fanoocini. Mrs Phillips the taeu. Vocalist
Grand Cos,norsms, snd Glass Blowing. Mad. Rockwell
the fortune teller. Automaion Writer, Gc. Gc-
Admission. . ceuta Children under II. l2s cent?.
7 EOPOLU DE oIEYEK begs TO sanounc- that he
w give Grad Crncsr; previous 10 his departure for
the South on Thursday Feb 9Th, the Tabernacle, or which
occasion he will be- assisted bv
MADAME OTTO AND MR. BROuGH
LEOPOLD OE MEYER
viii perform selections from the Puran Ssairan.s Lucia
Iii Lsmsruoor and the Grand Duet The celebrated
Ode symphony. LIE DESERT, By Pelican David, per.
formed with extraordinary success In London, Paris and
Vienna arranged for Grand Pisnos by Leopold oe
Meyer and executed Ion TWO instruments rom Errards
tsctory) by him md
Mr. CHARLES PERABEAU.
Tickets One Dollar TO be had the principal Music Stores
and the door the evening OF the Concert
Doors O'clock. Concert commence az o'clock
Programmes to be had at all he Music Stores SIS;
HowES' CIRCUS AT PALMo's.
THIS EVENING. the performances will commence
with grand
Roman En,ree. led BY Mrs Cole and Mr.. Myers.
Light and Dsshiug Act. by Walter Aynar.
~ T. Turner IN a LsapIDC Act on wv Horses.
Posuring and Bal,rcug ny Mr. NtSor and Son.
TIE Paragon OF Female Equeslrsns, by Madame MA
CARTE.
MI w Nichols in his Backward Fsats.
Afternoon Performance every Saturday, y O'Clock ST
WIA close 'he ls;s Of F.5,uary,
THE EXHIBITION Of pesle's beautiful Painting,
1 THE COURT OF DEATH.
corner of Broad and LeunardS Is open every
ri sunday trom 10 A. NJ III! 9: P. NJ admii;ace Is cts
isU
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In he ship Yct.burs, from Neto. Oredrs-iss Susan
nah Major, Dr. VIM NJ Leighton, Geo Ruben and 30 in
the steerage.
In The ship Wabash, from Netc Orlears-Messrs. An.
drews and Holmes and Is in the steersse.
In The brig Veiumpta from Mob!e-Messrs Jack
SON Dolbers, J Stokes, and > in the Storage
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DV JAME@ u. iILI.ER-
ID THURSDAY, February 5, 1876.
Al l3 O'clock the OF William P. Miller IS God-s
opposite Fery-st
5000 Sdes OF Sole Leather together with quantity ofan
ished Calf Skins Upper Leather In rough and other articles
In the ire OH credit OF six moths.
FRIDAY Feb q, 1916,
At 10 O'Clock at No. Lioerty-st
HARDWARE CUTLERY kc-On credit OF six months for
approved endorsed noes9 packages AID cta OF fresh
imported Brm,ug and Sheffield Goods-Consisng OF
table pocket cutlery butcher shoe sud bread knives
hles bschers drawing knives plsie chest cupboard Ard
trunk locks, ains trays and walters, currycombs es
kettles, timed nrd enafneed vcep trace log
and halter chains Carolina hoes patent and common butts,
csndsscss sruers, German silver and iron t$bo
Spoons Britain do tobacco boxes sble butts Jsr,ess
wood screws. round and square bolts. etc. etc.
Also 200 cards spring cutlery being The entire lot OF Mot
tram Y Sons patterns.
Catalogues AID goods ready for examination three days
hefors the sale.
The above stock are fresh goods and 10 completes order
Every 10, will ne sold without rsserve-
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Books.
NEW ENGLISH MED.
TMP0RTANT no LAWYERS

IMPORTANT 10 LAWYERS.
lust RECEIVED-The New Library Of Law md Equi.
J;y Vol s. Nos and 5. hch completes the lsivol Of
Daniels Chsncery Practice very valuable work Also
hand the LIST and ID vol Of the Library containing yar
useful works Sub price - year. g.? cents per No.
For sale by the sole agent, ". II. GRAHAM,
4f 2is Tribune Buildnes, Nassau.st.
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j X. CURTIS. Aueiioneer:

!. X. CURTIS. Auconeer
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, and Fancy Gootk-
IlJACOB s. PLATT will sell ,his morning ~ 10 O'clock,
NJ the auction room p Pausl 80 lots assorted Hardware
snd Fancy Articles Also, assortment OF American
uiscrei taors and other c shears invoice of Amer
ic.n clocks English ink and uid patent rim locks pac
locks spoons brass candlesicks curry combs mucinZ
knives wa and tea trays hes an invoice OF beads tow
VASES, suls, &c.
Also 200 cards and fine scissors pocket and pen
knives &c.
Also large map United States, by Tanner, by 5 feet;
large oil painting, medallion bust OF Henry, Clay, Sc
n. B-Cstsocues he had AZ .hs auction room. IL
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W MCCORMICK Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of Piano Fortes.-This Day,
al II O'Clock, al No Is CosndsL will be sold without
reserve 10 pay advances rosewood Piano For,es made
in this city. Also, S old do made by 4eb, Broadwood
Doyle The will be sold without reeetve
and are worthy the attention Piano Forte buyers It,