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A RMY REGULATIONS.-The subscribers have now in
n press revised edition OF the General Regulations for
Army of the United States, printing under direction Of
the War Department and being the official publication
Those who wish TO obtain the work can be supplied
about of May The price is dollar per copy, and
orders accompanied by the cash and postpaid viii be
promptly filed The book can be transmitted through the
mall postage exceeding Is cents per copy 10 any part
the country. J. u. s. GIDEON,
April l9-6tif Ninth street, Washington, D. o.
sThe editors of the Boston Atlas, New York Tribune
Philadelphia North American Baltimore American Rich
mond Wing, Louisville Journal and New Orleans Plea
ync will please publish the above three times each in the
inner FORM and send their accounts to the advertisers for
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XNTATER-CURE Institutional magnificent Hydro
w pathc Institution has Just been opened:n Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, for the reception of patients under the
direction of t. I. Mann, NJ d. who has been engaged in
practise for the last eight years The location is charm
ing-nstution furnished sumptuously And ladies in
delicate health will have all their comforts well provided
by the governess The rules of treatment for invads
will be in srcmess equal the best regulated establish
ments in England and Germany.
Terms For professional attention, of baths, board
ing accommodations, of piano. &c., &c, $40 90 per
week. payable weekly.
Application for admission may be made to T. T. Mann,
No 435, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, (pos paid)
Aprl 30
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DENTAL SUIsGERY;

NEW Spring and Summer GOOds.- Duval Il Brother
~ merchant taors, under Gadby's Hotel, Third
their customers and citizens generally the arrival of their
spring and summer goods, among which desra-
bic styles of French cloths doeskins Drap dEte, &c. any
OF which they prepared make ord their usual
style, elegance, and at moderate prices
April 7-9taw3w DUVALL az BROTHER.
TINARTHENWARE, China, and Glass.--TIIOS. PUR-
II SELL has imported, per ships Ohio and Huguenot
from Liverpool direct sixy-nne crates and hogshead OF
earthenware and China, and from factories
fifty packages of plain and pressed glass; of the best
quality, patterns and shapes, which, with his former
ensive stock, comprises almost every article in his line
numerous mention all of which will be sold, whole
sale RETAIL mt the nothem prices, for cash, time
punctua customers.
First quality factory prices, pipes in boxes
Britannia Ware, &c.
A fine assortment of common goods for retailing
He solcts u call from his friends and the public general
y at his store, opposite Browns Hotel Pennsylvania
THOMAS PURSEIL.
April I4-3taw2w MWNF
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NEW RESTAURANT


THE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally that he has established
a restaurant in the basement of the large brick
house erected by Captain Carbery Pennsylvania
nue., between 18th and 18th Streets to be called
"Thc City Lunch.
II the determination OF the subscriber keep his
adjustment in the quiet, civil aud respectable
provide the bar with the best liquors of all kinds,
and his arders with every luxury the market will afford in
its season; and he atter himself that from his long expe
rence the business, and his purpose give it his sole
and personal attention. he will be enabled please all who
NAV favor him with their patronage.
April 26-3aw1m FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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DLACK Lace shswIs.-We have Just received 10 black
Id lace shawls assorted prices.
April 23-3tif ID. CLAGETT " CO.
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Every person entitled 10 the right of prc-erpon 10 any
lands within the townships above enumerated required
to establish the same to tie satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of the proper land oice, and make payment
therefor, practicable after seeing THIS notice and
before the day appointed for the commencement of the
public sale of the lands embracing the claimed other
wise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
ApTl q
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(NNEAT INVENTION! -Bsby Jumper!-The above
useful aud elegant assistant the nursery for sale at j.
H. GlBBSS Fancy and Ornamental Hair Store, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
April 20-3,f
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IRIS. j. Ii. HILLS Will open Spring Millinery Sat-
lNl urday, April TO- at 10 o'clock The ladies are invited
TO examine her goods her millinery establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th Streets mme
diatcly opposite Walter Harper's dry goods store.
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rINHE Cadet de ColobrIercs; Tale OF The Old Com
vents of Paris Lives ofthe early British Dramatists.
volumes, I2mo. The Waverey Prose Works. complete in
five volumes, for 81 go Harpers Pictorial Shakespeare,
complete in three volumes For sale by F. TAYLOR.
April 23-3t
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old CAPITOII--H '. HILL, respectfully informs resi-
dents and transents, wishing healthy residence dur
ing and dust of city, that his house is open TOR
boarers by the day. week, month, situated Immediate
commodatng April 22--3t*
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TADAM DYVERNOIs Cap Manufacturer, 18th
tl street, Pennsylvania avenue begs leave to inform
her that she has reopened her which has
been closed for time of Illness and
would respectfully direct the attention of her friends
supply recently received, OF new patterns ladies riding
well of the newest fashion for gentlemen
at the moderate prices heretofore. Orders Tor the
same thankfully received by -
April 2I--3t* MADAM DYVERNOlS.
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TIME subscriber offers for sale this elegant and weknown
i mansion and farm, which is named from the monu-
ment marking the meridian line of the United States
The of brick and succeed, 80 feet 'front.' and 81
Deep IL and stories high with porco 81 by IL feet
II built by the late Commodore Porter in TIE best man.
ner and without regard to cost.
stands the hill the head of the avenues directly in
front, and about mile from the Presidents House
commanding beautiful and extended view of the
Potomac river, the city of Washington, Georgetown Alex
andria, and the adjacent country
Near the house servants quarters stables cehouse
house, well of very pure soft water garden, large
peach and apple orchards with other choice fruits, flowers
shrubbery, NC.
The contains ITO of first rate land, with very
commodous farmhouse and large barn, both of brick
fine open wood Of large growth covers about Is acres near
the mansion and the remainder is divided into meadow
pasture, and arabic fields.
fronts on Boundary street. (e city line,) the rear is
road leading from Georgetown, and can when de-
perfectly healthy at all seasons and though now con-
deed of the most beautiful private residences in the
Union, is still susceptible of great improvement; and to
gentleman of and fortune, offers desirable and
very profitable investment.
for several years, secured on the prop
crty
Possession may be had Immediately, with all the growing
crops, Stock tanning utensils, NC. Also, if desired, the
furniture of the house.
For terms, &c apply Messrs Soutter & Broughton,
Philadelphia; to Messrs. Souer, Brothers ~ Co., New
York; or to the subscriber, on the premises -
j. FLORENTIUS COX.
VIZ A,,ri Icu
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S5O,OOO

S5O,OOO
$4,000 $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 26, for 1917,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday. May %, l8i7.
60 number lottery-ll drawn Nos. in each package Of
twenty tickets
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NEW MIIIINERY.
MISS MORLEY will this day open extensive
Nl ment of millinery goods of the latest style, among
which
SHRED Grape bonnets
Rutland and Pedal braid bonnets
China pearl and fine English straws
Gmps and lace Neapotans
Venorica bonnets, new article
Buena Vista and Coburg straws
French lace sraws, very superior
Childrens' bonnes of every description
French lawns and drawn silk bonnets
China pearl, gimp, Florence Braid and Leghom flats
Also ribands caps and flowers, wreaths for the May
balls, roses, and japoncas.
Straw and Neapolitan bonnets repaired in superior
manner.
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
In 3O-dIw
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Magnificent Lotteries be Drawn May, Is47.
j. w. MAURY u CO., Managers,
Successors 10 J. q. Gregory 4 Coz

500 6OOi
10 prizes of $4,000 10000 prizes of $4,000
800 900,
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FULLER's SODA WATER.

CtUPERIOR MATCHES.-The subscriber has just
- ccved large supply of those inmitable friction
matches, which decidedly the best Sold whole
sale art, retail at Stationers' Hall.
April z3--d3w W. FISCHER.
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rs number lotiery-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets $2-Halves $I0-Ouarters S5-Eights 80 so.
Certificates of packages Of rs whole tickets $3.50 90
Do. do. rs half do 100 90 -.
Do. do. rs quarter do 90 90
Do do % eighth do 81 50
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j. w. MAURY & CO., Managers.
Successors to j.. G. Gregory g. Coz
s3a, 1000! $4,000! 10 Of sl,OOOI

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No 90 for IS47.
To be drawn ataAlexandria, Saturday, May 8, 1877.
Is drawn numbers in each package of rs tickets.
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Tickets $10-Halves $5-Quarters So 80.
Certificates of packages of rs whole tickets, $40 90
Do do Is half do IS 90
Do do % quarter do "a so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-21
sales mt the stock Exchange. .TuEsDA
MARINE JOU r n A l. .
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Southerner, Berry I'm Charleston, mdse'
10 Spoford, Tleston & Co.
Br bark Barlow Foodey, IS DIS I'm Liverpool ballast,
10 Roach, Brothers g. Co-l47 passengers
Br brig Peru Cary, al DIS I'm Limerick, ballast to J
McMurrsy
Brig Cordeha Hatch I'm Ponce PR, Sd inst sugar, &c
to II Sou,hmsyd d son. Left brig Josephine Maoee
for New York, same day.
Br brig Governor Clark, 80 ds i'm Limerick, IN ballast
to Davis Brooks & Co. 10Th inst lat 3d. Ion %, spoke
brig MariJ, I'm Londonderry for Norfolk
Dutch gsllio FOsca Helena. Bascht 43 de I'm AInsler
dam mdse to VIM Weisser-7 passengers.
Brig WIN Henry, Cole, IS de I'm Matsnzas, molasses TO
F q 1hursten g. Co. Left bark Mary Lowell, Hamilton,
for Boston days brigs Gaena Chase uDc; Ceres,
Sawyer. dsg II Bridge, Brown. do
Brig Canton, Hall 81 dsim Laguayra coffee and hides,
10 Houghton Brothers Lett bark Gen Paez, wilkins,
for Philadelphia ldg schr United stetes, Grant from
Baltimore, just arr
Brig Augusta Sherwood 3 daysfrom Boston, mdse, to
Sturges Chairman Co.
Br brig Isabella Elliott 55 DIS FIN Limerick, in ballast
10 order 27th u lat 40 o. Ion 40 3d. spoke brig Judson
in lat Az Ion "A 49, while lying too In hurricane car
red away maiuyard, split sails, stove bulwsrks and gal
ley and received other damage.
Schr Civilian Nichols - DIS FIN Cardenes Cuba mo
lasses, &c. TO G Thurston & Co. Sailed in co with
brgs London for New.York; Emblem, for Boston Lett
brigs Lavent for Boston ldg Perkins, dsg Ravel'
do; Ontario do; schrs Challenge do; Mary Stewart do;
Modoro do canturior. do proson7s 10 Nevis do
Pilot deg; Emblem, for Boston next day.
schr Alexander, Ran ieli, 10 DIS I'm Georgetown, sc
/ lumber. 10 Badger & Peck. .
schr Hope Mitchell, from Sagus la Grande eth april
sugar &c to Spoford, Teston Il Co. Left brigs sea
Belle for Boston, 10 ds star, hence, just arr Olive
Thompson. I'm New York, up the river, ldg. Spoke go
ing in Whpple, IL DIS I'm New York. April lat y
As spoke schr Arretis, I'm Mobile for Baltimore
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NEW YNHis TRiBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

TuKspAY April 20.
srect.yut sALr.-The unsold pews in the
plseeker.. Church, REV DR.. Mason's which remained
IN the hands Of the society sold al auction yester
d.y and broush, &3,465 above the valuation.
soc,ErY or 81. TAsNAsY.--The annual election
of officers in this Society took place last evening at
Tsmmany Hall The following persons were chosen Tor
the ensuing year
Elijah +. Purdy Peter Crawford, Robert B. Boyd
George g. Messerve George Mann Charles Mills, Jonn
] Manning James Reed. Theophius Peck, James Con
per. AsbuTy w. Kirk, Daniel E. Delsvsn Avery Green
sseherns John d. Everson Treasurer; Moses T. flsn
sgsn Secretary John Becker. Sycamore and RICHARD
D. Letter, Wiskinkee.
PoLrcE-Charge of Feiony-OHicer Austin Of
the Lower Police arrested yesterday three brokers oy
the names Of jeremiah Hoichkss Charles miiis sen
ana VIM II Mills of the firm Of Hotchkiss co. doing
business AZ No ~ Wsllst on warrant Issued oy Jus
tcs Osborne wherein they stand charged "itn ieohi
ously OBTAINING two promlssOry nobs vausu a.
Sies g. the property OF John NJ Reese OF the firm Of
pe,Se A. Keesc importers of dry goods No Is William
=, n supers from the ahdsvits in the Police oce thai
Mr. Reese Of the above firm, sent their clerk, Nj VIM
w Boocock about the l4th inst with two pronissory
nosss drawn by Jas Peck 4 Co dry goods merchants
No $50 Broadway 10 Hotchkiss Co for discount enc
note for 1919 81 due the l4n October next ana tne
other for 9I9 a. These two no1s were preserved 70
three brokers for discount and left 10 their possession
for that purpose on promise OF their sending checs
for the amount Of both one Of the other part
ners came 10. Upon this promise Mr. Boocock lei
the notes In their possession returned TO the store ao
informed Mr.. Reese OF the fact who lmmeoisteIy OF
rected Boocock 10 return 10 the accused psrues sno
either get the money or bring back the notes or'nwltn
The clerk returned directed to the brokers put on
received evssve answers, without oeing soe 70 ooIsu
either the potes or the money and thus Mr. heese mas
beeu humbugged from day to day until hnaiy competed
=. n,sr The above complaint before the magistrate The
accused parties have demanded hearing In The case
which 10 take place on Thursday next al c,ocx 10
the afternoon before the above magistrate at the Tombs
PyTIr LARcETIEs-John Robinson was arrest
ed las, night by officer Allen OF the Third Ward charged
with stealing tub of butter from G. }. Pearson No
Olga Washinston.st Detained 10 answer. :. Cstharine
stardck YVES arrested last night by ohcer Cammsr oil
the Eighth Ward charged with stealing pair oil shoe
Tss,.,rsd n, exarn,natop Bridget Eevins
rested last night by officer CsInmsr OF the Eighth Ward,
on suspicion Of stealing calico Detained for exanins'
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p D. M. sTEBBINs,

MO II NAssAU-ST have for sale In lots to suit Pur
lNchssers, al lowest Cash Prloes-
BROWN SHEETlNGS: Lawrence, Indian hes, ~
nleinn Fxeter MerrimAck Croton Lowell, Eaton Mills
Westport Whtestone Hartford, Niles, sc. &c grea
variety Of styles, heavy ard fine.
CHEESE CLOTHS I, ~, and 80 inches wide.
COTTON YARN Twist and Filing-Nos. 10 80
from the best mills ia Paterson ~ j. for manufacturers OF
export A.. .
COARSE YARNS FOR country trsde-assoried Nos :
10 TO- and 70 H. OF superior quality from North snd South
Carolina Georgia Virginia and Nee-Jersey.
Brown Drills Osnaburgs, Waddng, Bats, Twine Car
pet Warp Wickng, Seine Twibe, &c. &c.
~ B-Liberal advances made on cOnsignments az bin
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miscellaneous.

sHERWooD's MAGNETIC MACHINES.
DY RECENT IMPROVEMENTS In these machines,
ID their power Is doubled 10 Of The sane size and
The price reduced TO So SO 2 aod ga each They
have now double the power aud run much better and
with less noise than any other msehLe and are ucn pet
tenis than any other Each case accompanied
with manual (3ih edition, PIP $50, mo 10 me Englsh
cfc directions for the method Of using ms nsuu-
and which alone render II elective Physicians
and others cautoned against purchasing The limitations
Of these nschnes under whatever name a. hey Will ne
found OF It'll. or no value. No premium has ever been
obtained oser our machines the American or any olner
Institute as represented by the manufacturers OF Inferior
rarbinss n n SHERWO0D,M. D.
l02 Chsmbers-iL ". Y.
Ynr ania .lsn ~ w RAnnE 90 Broadway. all lw.
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miscellaneous.
yxERoIpERlEs LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS, RIsBoSs, Al
at BROADWAY,

ST. BROADWAY,
wv SCOTT L co. have recently opened the above
w store with large and splendid stock TO which lney
respectfully invite the attention OF ladleL Anlo LEV
so1 elegant variety will found TANBOUR DRESSES, very
hns quantity from IS; sIEDLE work TucSEp DKkssE'
3 and rows from Alot Of eolOred fEpred ,heer Rng
ham d,,ss,, Al fSF.Nrs embroidered robes from - d
10 $40; about Is dozen sEEDLEwORK COLLARS from Is !.
S. each; large quantity ohcmhe', various syIes .
dozen embroidered cuffs from g. 10 So PEI ps snsei
hemmed stitch riyere snd embroidered do new sno
elegant assortment OF imitation lace oapei from - D. q
81 81 each alarge quantity black and "hlle aoe pei
from ss upward Remarkably cheap)i 81 excele vs
Nv Of the NEWEST SPRING RIBBONS are orered Al very
ANAL advance on Inc OF mporation p or 80 dozet
dyeg cgp, comprising almost every variety OF style ie
assortment OF Vaenciennes, Mechlin, Regency, ron
d'Aleucon black Brussels and Imitation lsees muslin
trimmings &c &c n. As every article IL marked o.
the lowest remunersng profit no derlat'on IN rts con %
nadf W. ~
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BARGAINS

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the
public that he IL selling of cheap large and varied
assortment OF unredeemed pledges at greatly reduced
prices consisting Of Ogercoats and cloaks from 70 CIV
each black cloth dress and fock coats from 10 - esch
pants and from 75c. TO . EACH also large assor
nent Of watches iewery Of all descriptions, snd al
Kinds OF musical and uathemstcal Instruments sextants
ousdrans guns pistols swords cutlery and great nSny
other articles numerou, 10 mention Also, large as
sortment OF carpenters tools Those in want OF the above
enumerated articles would do well to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
l. WILSON formerly Simpson Wilson,
10 Chatham p.
NB-AIl those having any Of the above named articles
which they DESTROYS 70 dispose Of al reasonable
price, will please call on go, -. ,,-.,..
sI5 m J.. W lISON. ~ GnhtnhUl--l
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GERMAN SILVER


JAMES O. MOFFETT 12l Prlnee-st third block west OF
Broadway 10 constantly manufacturing Germsn Silver
% various numbers and Widths which he VIII wsfsni 70
be ,qus TO any either foreign domestic for quality and
which be will cell NJ wholesale or retail oil reduced pr
s-All goods sold will be delivered In any psr Of
the city, OF Brooklyn, free Of pense all In
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- JUST RECEIVED and for sale At 6 Jef

r> JUST RECEIVED and for sale at JET
4iN ferson ST. between East Broadway and Divi.
$3.50 son-st lot Of Z. divers patent seEsetling
r-vOvug raaps The demand for This superior trap in
Phscephs, IL sufficient evidence OF lheir superiority
all other traps sdduc-d from persons who have
hem In use. | will refer 10 4 few VI them only:
30 have used the above patent trap consider IL The
best trap the United States have cleared nv pre
misses Of the vemia by H. as frequently eangh, eg6t and
zine rats OF night {. d. YATES,
50I SouihsixIh-st PhilaL"
The advertiser also refers 20 Mr. Cowen sixh 81 above
Pine Phiai Mr. NJ. J. Hanwen, Washington House
Chsstnutst Pha The patent right the Slate OF New.
YORK for sale. apply as above all iw.
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Gas FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS

@ MOFFET. i2l Prnce-st third block west Of Broad
bwsv has on hand and is constantly manufacturing Ga.
Chsndei-rs Brackets sad Pendants Ia s their varlee,
of pattern ard sire Contracts viii also be taken Tor htine
an In Inc nestesl and most bssuful style, Churches Ho
els srd all other public buildings, ~ well a. PrivNie
dwellings Al the shortest notice and on the mos reasons
bic Terms ~ g. All kinds Of Gas Fixtures resIi r.
broaze ed and r~silyrred. All I'M
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MASON WORK, Plaslering and Jobbing Of every
Nh description done or repaired by }. CLARK. Orders
received - Riley Lamp Store, corner Canal and Lsight
so sgthis Office and Ais Chapel o. Brooklyn. ALI In
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CLIREHUGH,s NEW INVENTED snd


- hOgany furniture, sniie, Al ne 2rge rooms 45o
Broadway "Wednesday, Aprh Il, without res-rye.-A.
Z. FUTILE w sell AZ AUCTION Al NE above rooms,
W-dnesdsy April a. s 10 o'clock, large assortment Of
sshionabls rosew God add other fsFnure, The principal
part having been made 10 order VI The bess materials Of
superior workmanship and will be warranted -compns-
Ing In part rosewood pAror and boaeoir furniture en-
suiIe isuteuis ekges secretaries sofa tables mAhog
any psrlor bedroom and ball furniture, &c. kc
Also, by order OF .ssgnees 10 patent viudsss bed.
the trade and Others
B-The furniture may be examined The day previous
all SgSTkWs
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FORTEs.-G. l. II. BAR

u--PIANO FORTEs.-G. II. BAR
c.S-7 IGNORE offer for sale al their manufsctory
w mTHand wareroom, sol Bleecker-sL an sssorl.
u y y u ument OF rosewood and mahogany Piano
Foes o finely carved Gothic and modern Partisan
These Pianos for mechanical construction, eXceency OF
workmanship richness Of tone, cannot he surpassed
snd where the purchaser has doubts they will be set
up and any reasonable englh OF time allowed TO satisfy
him. This being feature in the business, II i'm.
pouAnt the purchaser as the markets. fun Of traps we
calculated catch the inexperienced responsible war
rspty with each instrument Reference TO some OF The
Arst families in the city ~ B-Pisnos to let ~ Inn
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.-PTANOPORTRs at Auction for Cash

--PIANOFORTEs at Auction for Cash.
n2Fsk win be sold on Monday, April %. al II
"TNoclock, the entire stock of finished piano
VI ~ v ufortes, al the mandatory Of the maker,
Is Cansst Long experience has enabled the subscriber
10 produce desirable touch and very sweet tone His
pianOfores substantial and have all the modern i'm
provemens and these good qualities continue from year
TO year He hiss leave refer among many Others that
have bought from him. the following well known gen.
tlemen Mr. McElraih. OF The Tribune Mr.. w. Clay, OF
West Broadway; Mr. O. A. Hood Of Fulton-st Mr.. j.
Weeden Of MoltsL The public invited 10 examine
them at . CAnalsL a20 iw'l THOS. L. DOYLE.