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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
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GEN. SCOTT IS IN THE

CITY OF MEXICO!!!~
4 | may be so: but one thing is certain. thai
AGOWER s. HOLT have just received an
additional supply of e
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which makes their assortment as complete
and perfect as can be found ia the STATE. and
they are determined to sell at the smalle
profit, for Casio Produce Having mad
arrangements for quantity of good Butler
they will pay, all the time. the highest mar
ket price, and Tor the present. they will pay
s cspts per ID Done half Cash. and the 9th
e. half Foods. Don't forget that hu,ler Is
worth only 6 IA cents, in Boomlp gten. and
goods fully as high as at a 80. .--
COVER s. Hollis.
Iowa City, June Ia, lS47.
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Cabinet Making and Under.
, taking,

Fl f undersignedrespecsiully informs the
citizens OF Iowa City aud vicinity, that
he still continuesto carry on the above bus
mess in all its various branches at his old
stand, on Clinton street, few doors south
ofthe public square. Persons wishing to
buy good and apfurnHure. will find il TO
their advantage TO give him a call,
IL He is provided with good hesrse.
and will attend at all times to the business
OF an undertaken
PETER ROBERTS.
lava Civ Jan 81 1916
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GsssE.s9 EsEI.g'A.
SAINT LOUIS MANUFACTURE.

HjlNERY one warranted to give entire sat
r. lsfacllon, or the money returned. Ii is
admitted by all who use them, that Robbins
Gold Pens ale equal if not superior to any
ever offered in this market. For sale,
wholesale and retail, with or without the
gold and silver cases, at the mandatory
No. l2S Main street, near vine.
Jaly, lS47-l9
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

nF Iowa City have COW in store and will
" keep constantly on hand The very la,es,
assortment OF FANCY s. STAPLE DRY
GOODS, at.
Groceries, Hard,care, Iron and Steel,
and Queensrare; Nails, Class, &c.
Boots and Shoes, Sole and upper Leath-
Hats, Caps g. Bonnets er.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
esaaiz' Factory.

E'HE undersigned would respectfully ir-
L form the citizens Of Iowa City and the
above business in all It's various branches,
He is prepared TO make to order, and on
short notice. Seuees, Windsor, Rocking and
Chlt1reu'S Chairs, in he latest style and In
the aost wesknan-like manner, winch he
ohrrs at a very reduced price for ready pay
All kinds Of produce will be taken in pay
ment for articles in my line.
Doors and Window Sash also made to or
der. Shop fronting the stone church.
CHARLES GAYMON.
Iowa City. June %, 1917.
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NEW ERA IN PERIODICALS.
THE PLUMBE POPULAR MAGAZINE;
lin Illustrated Periodical for the Walton;
Published .Nunfhn:

I'm A3@Stf"iea Lu'oa"'. JoT Me ''"'oh;
Fuo'tshe2 .ho"fht3; 49,.
EDITED BY AUGUSTINE puGAhNE.
\ M y n 1 ii Ll MI AZ A ~ N h,
or sixty four pages. The CONTESTS viii
consis, OF Moral. Domestic. and Historical
Tales. National Legends, iree. fearless. and
well written essays On all mpor,an, ques.
tons OF Reiurm, Sketches OF Travels, De-
Scorpions of Scenery, earnest anJ soul stir
flne Poetry. Biography, Graphic Views Of
The Times, &c. Sc. "g'"s A."
Each part will be embeliIshed with eight
Portraits Of
DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS,
and magnificent views Of National S.ruc-
lures, drawn from Ntture, by The unrivalied
Plum beoiype process, 10 the best style
and 10 the course OF the year, nla:g fac sim
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TO the pubic.
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Marion ssOsCt.

THE subscriber would respectfully in'o,'tt
l. The public generally that he Ia; IeD'5u
the Tavern Stand formerly occupied ~ -,
d, Phillips. 10 the town Of Manoh' h'II
county. and respectfully sollc''s SA"'S ". ".
patronage from the travelling public anu Wv
izens OF Linn Counlv.
a. JAS. LEVERICH, Je;
H Marion, Nav IA, lS47. ~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
Iowa City, Jan. q, 1916.
SIZE AM BOAT A!l0Y9
AXE SPECIAL NOTICE.

AXE NPEUIAI NUIIUE.
ALI. persons knowing themselves indebt-
IA ed to the subscriber, are particularly re-
1uested TO call aud settle their respective &C
counts. on or before the tenth day Of March
aex,; and those having demands against m
will please present them for settlement.
S. NJ. BALLARD, NJ. D.
Iowa City; Feb, 4,h l646-52-y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
w AE0AES EHOUSE

N.7IN ST. DUBUQUE, IOW.4.
THE undersigned having become, nro,r,
etor OF this new and spacious hon>.
mas Tilted 1t np in the first S,yle for the a.
conmodation OF the travelling com;Yuri,v
and Is determined to spare no elTuy, or ~
penSe IN giving satisfaction and comf,r, f.,
all who may favor HIN with Their cus,o,,
his rooms are airy, elegantly furnished AMI
commcdIous, and his table will AZ all inns,
be supplied with substanllais and lpy,r,s.
OF TIE best that me country aiT,rFS uo
IatleEs himself that with MS eyprr,.rce :,
landlord AT the East, anu win brjtl;,r
so capacious and well arranged, he will 10
enabled to establish the character Of ina
Wap'es House open par with the tirs,
hotels IN The West. Noiwithsaodipo mo
superior STYLE and extensive arrapopn,,nr,
OF bis house, his prices will BIZ ms,Ier,ra
and upon scale IN accordance with The
lines. BoarterS, tra9SI"nt and rerpiar
will be charged no more thsn is custo,nsrv
at The other hotels oil tEIs cry.
Connected win the establishment ara
good sIabling Accommodations On .easop..
Bile terms.
With assiduily in attending &c the waais
aud comfort OF his visitors, the p,eprle,or
hopes TO u,tHt and receive liberal SUD-
port from the public.
d" II. CURTIS.
Dubuque. Odt. LIST, 1916 So
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
s5v. M. 3. VzSsEsS1shV,

ztAViNG located permanently in Iowa
: ! CIty, Offers his services in the various
branches of his profession to the mn abi'sn's
of the town and surrounding country, and
requests a share of the public patronage
Office near the Garner o. Washington and
Citation street, and is The one occupied The
pas, year bv Or. j. Bowen. Residence on
Dubuque street nearly opposite the Unlver-
sails, church.
Iowa CITY. Goth MAY. lS47-niI- -,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
800 IA MES MACINTOSH, Rs
/. oEY0Okbisaae1', lOsCty Cffu,

i loProsITE MURRAY's STORE. =
Old Books and Periodicals. bound in the
n.ate ), style aud a, the shortest notice
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
HI: " TlnE!
ON JOHNSON STREET BETWEEN
Cd & Sd

N kEUhJ l.. IOWA.
- w. ADAMS, haYlng lu.chsee4 tie
IN entire stock OF ]. lnN.i5'a s are.h.,
removed them TO his establishment. on !.ua-
sou 81. making. ia con1+c,i.n with T.. E.:.
tner stock, cue rr the .arr.st ard tes.
stock OF Goods ever otI:!e5 iyr sa!r II Ee-
okuk. HIS stock CONSISTS partly OF the IT,
10 wing articles:
A beautiful Lot new s}yie Ensa2h,
Preach AMI American Pliu}e.
AIoacas. T.aecs and FlciDs.
Gr'aans, Pads. r.sh,nares
CareJnoia 40 C ,'ar,t'',rs''
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

Ne Plus Ctira--This Tea is as Gpgrant
and swee, as a. nosegay. 1t yields per
fume thai is truly delightful. 1t is of gar.
den growth, and superior TO anything of the
kind ever sold in this country.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST Tea, fine 90 SO
do do extra fine 90 GA
HOWQUA'S MIXTURE, strong
and rich black Tea, Pekoe flavor 90 IS
CONGO. good 90 81
do very fine 90 s.
PEKOE FLOWERS, good 90 70
4 do do garden growth so
Besides the above we expect daily from
China several chops Of Tea, exclusively i'm
ported BY the "PEKlN TEA CO." and
which we intend 10 copyright to prevent
,rickery. Let our agents &c, ready.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
.N'aaEECEi.

. a.. ..SrSTECE;.
fssHE co-parnershlp heretofore existing
L under the firm of Robinson s. Fisher. IS
this day by mutual consent dissolved the
business of The firm will be settled by James
Robinson. JAMES ROBINSON,
J. Fl. FISHER.
Iowa City. July 10, l847~lo
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

groceries! Groceries!
lust received good assortment Of Gro
- ceries, at Robinsons ONE PRICE
STORE Commercial Row.
June 80, lS47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
Dress Goods,

Comprising Shepherds and other style of
i Plaids, rich Cashmeies, MoasIin de-
LANES, Silk and Satin striped Al
.9e.s.e n pacss. plain black duo. aston
q. ~ lishingly low. Also, "a large and
beautiful stock Of PRINTS, which
will bs sold very cheap Our Stock OF
aist3 Domestic Goods
OF all kinds is very heavy. and we are sell
!, ings them lower than any Other establish
ment 10 the interior Of Iowa. No MIsrAKE-
,Flanneis, linseys, carpet chain, cotton yarn.
SC. SC.
: READY M.4DE CLOTHLVG-.A lot
5essrass cheaper than the cheapest.
b CAPS-Enongh to supply all the Men and
Boys in Johnson county, al from ~ to 90.
3eI.fv Boots and Shoes,
Y Comprising goood assortment. Don't for
: get to cali il you want pair of boots or
shoes cheap. ~.
= BOyNNETS- Florence and Other styles,
ssr,i,,s' sg the latest out.
,sgg. Fancy Goods,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

CROCKER1-Onr cFockery side is rich
don't fail 10 see il before buying elsewhere
We also have Paints, Oils and ID e- srui ifs
of all kinds-a few casks of choice WINES
for sickness, and IN fact we have such a
,greal variety that j. is impossible Cor US to
Senumerate them. Suffice il TO say. that our
Goods are NEW and bought in New York
al the present low prices, and of course, we
can and will sci! lower than those who have
an old stock Of shelf worn goods on hand.
In conclusion, we say again, CALL, as i,
will afford US great pleasure 10, show you
through our stock. whether you buy or not.
Don't mistake the place!
? Iowa City, Nov. le47-32 SIN
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

To any person who Wiil send US The
money for two subscriptions, we will Iurn
,sh Two copies Of the Magazine, and give as
a premium one copy OF
LlPpARD'S LEGENDS OF TIE REV
OLUTiON.
For subscription Of Eirven Dollars, sent
by mail or otherwise, we will furnish tour
copi IS for ore year and give as premium,
beautiful GUEHREOTYPE MINI
AZURE, IN an elegant irame--one OF The
most appropriate holiday presents that can
be given 10 friend or relative.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
Cover IL Eoss,

C.. W. COVER.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
Important s>eWs!

SO Miles trarel sared BY all those scho buy
Goods Of Gouer & HoH instead Of
going to Bloomington.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

J.. w. HOLT.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

Silver Ledf-SeIdom sold, even BY large
dealers, because Of the very small profits
made on its sale. This is very superior
do do Golden Chop, Plantation
or Garden growth. so
Golden Chop This. is the fines, Green Tea
cultivated in China. Ii is OF The first
pickings. aud excels all ether Green Teas
for its delicacy Of flavor, strength and aro-
ma Heretofore this Tea has never reach
ed this country, except in small lots, as
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
The 'Pumbe Popular Magazine will b
,rnsshed TO Clubs al the following rates:
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02
,5sa .VEsJ' FlR.W AVID
NEW. GOODS,
DRY GOO DIS

May be found French. English and Ampri-
lean Cloths. plain black plaid and strip
-gs ped CassmeIes--Slk, Satin and
q, 81, Marno Vestings--Sallinets,
s1sI Tweeds. Kentuky Jeans. Sleeps
Grey, Hard Times, Kersey's, Sc. SC.
Aiso--A Large and Superior variety of
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

June ., 1Si7-n12.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

Dubuque. Cdt. ls!, 1916. SO J.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-02

Iowa Civ, SEPT. 29, .ls47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18
A III GALE f. cos

EIRE-PROOE sAfFs.-A large assortment OF the
orisinsI wilders Pstent Ssansnder Safes on hard.
ard for sale at the odcstAbhsd ron Safe Warehouse OF
the manufacturer Isl and iSe wsterst
2if imsoaS4tW sILAS c. HERRING
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MARINE OURN AL.
-a=a=
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-Bark John Benson, Weldon, Havana 4th inst
sugars and cigsrs, 10 Sturges Co
Brig Highlander of Portsmouth, Noreans 10 sugar
&c, TO master
schr vulture, Small, NswburypOrt ds, fsh, to w
Lewis.
scht Compliance, Sears, Boston ds, mdse, to R w
Ropes.
Schr Mary Farley, Ingrahan. fm Thomaston, lime.
Scbr Effort, Spsudipg, I'm Thomaston, lime,
Schr Mary Case, Clark Easport DIS, ath, to Brett
L Vose
Schr Franklin, Purse, I'm Thomsstop, lime.
Schr Cora, Bailey fm Thomsston, lime.
Schr Vermilion, Seaman, I'm Dghton, Mass, In ballast
Schr Joseph Farwell, Ames frp Thomasion, lime.
Schr Pocssset Harrington Lubec, Me, 10 ds plaster 10
Brett Vose.
Sloop Providence, Brown, I'm Providence, RI. mdse.
Sloop Joseph Lawrence, -, I'm NLondon, mdse.
Ssoop New-London, Smith, I'm NLondon, oil
Lighter schr Robt Glover Cook, and lighter sloop Dis
patch both with cotton FIN the bark Alice Frazier before
reported ashore on Rocksway Beach.
Lighter sehr Roger Parmelee, Newmsn, and lighter
soop Hickory Jackson, with lumber from the wreck OF
sehr Thorne, before reported ashore Rockaway
Beach
Underwriters lighter schr John Van Sant, Bondman,
with sails rgsng &c from the bark Alice Frszier ashore
Roekawsy Beach Capt Bosrdman states that the bar
has bsed aud 10 full Of wste and cannot be kept free
with the steam pump. The cargo OF cotton between
decks has been dchAged and brought up to the City in
lighters IL the weather should continue moderate, the
remaining Of the will be got out and the vessel
probably be abandoned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18
DR. MOTIFS
RALSANrC SYRUP.

rt,HIs WONDERFUL MEDICINE IL rapidly acquiring
weI-9eserved popularity all other medicines for
The sp,edy and permanent cure Of all diseases Of pul.
monary character consumption, bronchitis obstinate
coughs asthma and all diseases arising from impure eocc
tn intelligent public little need be said ana tts % v ,
wish 10 say rather TO convince the world BY the most
demonstrate evidences OF its decided superiority over
anything Of the hind in certainty and efficacy.
The FL hand when the system requires tno
greatest attention neglected cold cough may prove
serious atter You had better procure bottle aud keep
it BY you-it may be worth hundred times ts cost The
natural effect Of the changing seasonss 70 produce mo
bid action throughout the system particularly II The blood
is In pure and healthy state when this the case
how 10 have the remedy al hand buy II ID
health and 10 your sickness we are r9ceiH-
Ing great number Of certificates to the following effect
Ngw-YoRK. Feb, 1913.
DR. Morris BALsASuc sYRUP.-l take great pleasure in
recommending the public this simple, bat yet ingaua-
bic medicine Having tried II for time past ans thus
fully testified It's merits do not hesitate to affirm that u
Of the most ecacious remedies for colds coughs
hoarsenes, and other pulmonary complaints With which
have any Acquaintance. HENRY A MuNsoN.
DEAR slR-I am glad that YOU have brought before
the public DR. Morris BILsaMIc sYRuP for cous colds
long familiarity with the virtues Of this medicine
confirms in the belief that II 10 the best preparation
ant for the purposes for which ii is prepared Ii is
pecaly useful FOR children being pleasant to the taste and
soothing in Its elects. j. ,. kkDflLiD.
Clinton Hall New.York Feb, 1873
DEAR SRI not generally willing to lend my name
puff or ce!tfca Of patent medicines, but with refer
20 your cough medicine, known Dr. Morris BAL
sAMo SYRUP will cheerully that II has been used IN
family with decided success, andl think 1t very use
ful medicine 70 be kept In every family.
Tribune Office, Feb, 1913. THOMAS MeELRATH.
Price 50 bottle For sale, wholesale snd retail
by r. r. Ripley, General Agent for The propetor, corner
Park place and Broadway, New-York, and At A. B. d.
Sandss. 100 Fuon-st Of William st aud at The
Drugstore Of Henry Johnson, corner Of Broadway snc
Chambersst and A. L. Wn,hip, II East Broadway, cor
Msrketst Mrs. Hayes l59 Fultonst Brooklyn, and by
Druggists generally.
Druggists and retailers ihronghou the country may al
dress by letter tPostpsdl RIPLEY Sole Agent cor
ner Park place and Broadway MY. 2I TukSt Nsowu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18
Later from Chill.

Bv the Dsarso de Ia Marina, We perceive that
uevs hsa hscn received Chill late as the 18th De-
smber RI decree Of the President OF the Republic D.
Yarss Bulnes dated Dec 2s. the extraordinary session
Of Conxrsas was prsrcgued although all the Affairs which
bsa oeasioped M meeting had not beon disposed or The
PRESIDENT believes thai under present circumstances those
Affairs could well he disposed Of and therefore they
nsd better 70 deferred until the next regular session The
Ch.isr Government by law Of the 10th December, ex-
tends The privilege granted TO vessels owned In Chill 10
thoss OF foreign ownership
Tos area, lines Of railroad which had been In contem
Ration IN Chill have been sbandosed on account Of Inc
ARE exssn, Of unuhabted country through which the
-osd wood osve 10 pass and the great expense which
would be incurred IN constructing It. The people Of
ch- remarks the DiariO should not forget the great
example given BY the United States In this class OF enter
pses There also immense deserts TO be crossed In
order 70 connect the Of population and riches
soon after having constructed the railroads, the deserts
became populated. and solitudes were converted into
ssnes Of active and industrious life The true greatness
q The spiri Of enterprise is not in seeking advantages
visible TO the vulgar eye but In foreseeipe the latent ut-
" Of On enterprise and the consequence which would re-
suit from it, execution There Is hosever, 10 course Of
another rssrcad from Coqumbo to the capt.
tai iNew-0rleans Crescent.
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Thar swiudler Cnnsht-Imporfant to Ncwspa-
per Publishers.

MYasRs. GREELEY Il McELRATH-G eHtleaea
young man calling himself james Johnson about =
years OLD Was yesterday passing through our town. oo-
tasn,ns subscribers the Weekly Semi Weekly and Daily
sbas< declaring himself your agent Tor that purpose
he obtained number Of subscribers in this place. before
attention called 10 article In your yesterday paper
fu<sxys Tsss ia reply TO letter from Lebanon In this
state heh satisfactory proof 10 many OF our Citizens
that johnson Individual then spoken Of THIS
msruns. David b. Booth, ESQ. Grand Juror OF THIS
tom. drew complaint against johnson. charging hun
with obtaining money under false pretences, and proc
Q warrant for tbs arrest. The whole was placed Ia the
hands Of william II. Banks who soon amer arrested
yohnson ct Broeked, and he Is 10 BaDkss custody
snsr having pleaded Not Guilty to the complaint Tne
thai adjourned TIL the l7h isst. at O'Clock T. NJ az
wnich time Il VIII take place in this town.
We cannot convict him without your testimony that DC is
forward 10 yeu Of the money he has obtained with
the Of tho subscribers, thinking this may protect
hm but IL Is matter Of great personal interest to you
a. well a. to the community generally, that these false
agents should be prevented from purng newspaper puo
saers. those who desire to subscribe for papers.
The punishment by our laws, for each offence this
SORT Ia Imprisonment In tho common jail for period OF
not less than six months than two years, and
fne Of not less than $50 than $500. The pre-
fsncss that be your sgcnt can fly prove here
the facts that he obtained money under those
sssess. We shall need your testimony to show their
fa,asy. Yours very respeet'y, NELSON l.. WHITE.
1ssbgT. 18th March. ls4s.
g.B-yohnso stated TO individuals here, that he
had yosr book keeper aud that he with three ehers
hal started ct your requests that yoa had engaged 10
give premium Of $50 10 the Of the four that should
sotaia the largest number Of subscribers. NIL w.
~ Tho foregoing letter did not reach In time to
ssvs for Dsnbury Friday morning This johnson is,
Ia al probability. the person who called himself
oud ana obtained subscribers for Tie Tribune In Lebanon
CT. few days since. He Us impos,or. We have 10
such sgsnt. When any pays subscriptions for
PUBLICATIONS he must know the party to whom he pays.
fEd Ttfb
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ORGANS AND PIANoFoRTns.

rNHE UNDERSIGNED, thankful for the many favors
erred upon him. has the honor to inform his friends
and pupis and the public generally that he has made
with the most celebrated manufactures In
this city by which he enabled TO furnish the most sape
rior at Wholesale prices warranted to with
stand the influence Ct any climate Organs OF every size
fSm $500 TO $4,000. Reverend gentlemen building
churches and In want Of Organs, will themselves
much trouble by addressing the subscriber Pianos IN
rosewood cases. ocaves from $50 10 500; 81 and 81
from 500 $3.50 octaves from 1926 10 $50 The In
viii always be carefully packed under his
inspection, that they will reach their destination
whether BY land water in perfect safety and in tune lie
viii select heretofore instruments from maker In
the city that his friends may cesguste peass direct to
the subscriber at 4O4 Pearlst n. Y VIM ANDRE,
formerly Professor Of Music a. Mount 81. Mays
College, Emmitsburg. Md. now OF st Johns
College, Fordhsm, N. Y.
For the benefit Of those who not personally aequsnt
with him ne the following gentlemen The
most Rev. Arch Bishop of Baltimore RI Rev. Bishop
Purcell of Cincinnati; Rev. John McCsffrey Prest Mt
ST. Marys College, Emmitsbure, very Rev. Dr. Thebaud
Pres ST Johp's College fordhsm; Rob-. M. Blackwell
Astoria. = / Alfred Lsroqae, Esq Montreal, Canada
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