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SPRING AND SUMMER CAMPAIGN
OP q,
FRESH SUPPLIES TO SUIT I'LL


TIME subscriber has just replenished his Il.
ready large supply Of READY MfDE
CLOTHING, consisting in part Of dress, lIOek
and business cloth coats black and figured
cashmere pants; superior black satin vests; silk,
beaver and neutria hats; shoes and boots. He
has also a large variety of linnen and tweed
sack, frock and business coats; linnen and
tweed pants; summer vests, shirts and drawers,
with good supply of DRY GOODS
IND GROCERIES, to suit the season. All
of whichhe will sell as low as the times will
possibly admit, for Cash, country produce, %
to punctual customers on time. tu,
To dress yourself from top to toe JOY
Right down to my house you should 20, ..s
For, to you bargains shall be sold
For country produce or for gold.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Louisiana, April 18th, lS48. !.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

nRY GOODS--A good and well selected
II stock Of spring and summer Goods, which
will be sold at reduced prices for cash or pro-
|duce. H E BLOCK q co.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

A LIST OF LETTERS a'a /,
ID EMAINING in the Post Office ct Louie ).
IL lana, No., on the LIST of July, 1913, which
if not taken out in three months will be sent to
the General Post Office.
M B Angle Nation .MeHord |
Joseph Barnet Morris R Norris
Oran Goats Edward Mcclure 2cl
Mary Early Kiss Camilla McElroy2 9
w v Graford John NcAlister 40
Martha Heron John Mcclure al ,s a.
VIM Hammond Charles s Moore
Valentine Jump Jreal Stephens T..
Eliza Johnson Andrew Ifimbls
Dora Jackson tt Walk 40
VIVA H Martin II asa, sary Wilson , 1gsi e,
Monday = s Tspa;asass u
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

80
We can safely say now that North Carolina is
ours. The storm from the Northwest has just
reached "old Kentuck" and reduced her Wing
majority. By November Whiggery will be in
| .sn had fix" We almost fear that it will be too
weak to make future fights interesting.
The figures can now be summed up Tor the
j August elections as follow (including North
4Caf6Iina:0
Democratic 30
Wing = II
In 1874, at the August election. Clay had 80
from those States and Polk l9-Wisconsin and
Iowa not voting. Taylor's availability is ahum-
bug.--[St. Louis Union.
a. We have not received complete returns
from the State, or this Congressional District.
The majority in the former, we believe, will be
over 10000, and in the latter over 1900.
Twelve thousandin August with a good in
crease till November will be hard to beat, even
By Illinois herself
NoRTa CAROLIrA.---Manly's majority is 1888;
two counties to be heard from which will re-
duce it to 44O. The Standard says there is a
tie in each House, but the I~ntelligencer claims a
Wing majority Of two on joint ballot.
The majority for Green in the Third District
is about 1905 gain of about 500.
lOWA.-Full returns show the follow
ing complexion Of the Legislature: Senate,
10 democrats, 8 wings. House, % demo-
Gratis, ii wings. The whsle State and Con.
gressional ticket is elected.
The Wings claimed the member Of Con-
gress in the LIST district, and probably the
State officers, upon the Mormon votes. in
which, however, they have been disappoint-
ed. 1t seems that a large number Of Nor
mons from Illinois, had halted in the Des
Monies valley, en- route for the great Salt
Lakes, for the purpose Of recruiting, &c.,
aud while there, it is said, were bribed to
vote the Wing ticket, which they did to the
number of several hundred. But, says the
Keokuk Dispatch, "Fitz & Co. in their zeal
and haste to close the bargain, omitted to
bind them te make 9 proper return Of their
vote" and the fraud was unsuccessful.
Great interest is manifested 10 most of
the cities of the Union in Irish affsirs.-
"Sympsthy' meetings are held, addresses
delivered, snd contributions are taken up
With energy and success.
Scientific experiments have been made
10 c~onnexiOn with the Telegraph: lines, to
settle the long disputed point az to the vs-
locity of electricity. 1t is now ascertain
sd :hat electricity travels 100000 miles
per second.
The population Of China constitute about
ice third of the inhabitants Of the earth.
The gsung ladies object, We understand,
o stopping the males on the Sn6baM-un-
zee they step, until late in the evening, at
kkeir keuae.
FOR OREGON.
Ordests w learn, have been received
rom Washington for company G, of thel
a,ae Regineat. Capt. Roberts, and Lieut..
4lliott and Hawkins, to repair to Fort Lesv.l
eavcrth, and there await the orders of the
1Nly apPointed Governor, Gen. Lane, for
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
1S4s.
MOTTO.

MOTTO,
I am determined to sell lower than amy
other house i'm the United States.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28
WOOL CARDING.

Louisiana, July, 81, 1913.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

The population Of China constitute atou
pss third of the inhabitants Of the earth.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

The majority for Green in the Third District
is about 2,300---a gain of about 500.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

Scientific experiments have been made
% connsxiOn with the Telegraph: lines, to
settle the long disputed point az to the We.
|lOcity Of electricity. 1t is now ascertain.
led that electricity travels 100000 mile,
yer second.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

The ysung ladies object, we understand
% stopping the males on the Sc6baM-un.
Zee they step, until late in the evening, al
kkeir keuse.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

Great interest is manifested 10 most o
the cities of the Union in Irish affairs
"SymPsthy" meetings are held, addressed
delivered, and contributions are taken ~
with energy and success.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

NORra CAROLr-A.--Manly's majority is 1888
two counties to be heard from which will re.
duce it to 44o. The Standard says there is
tie in each House, but the Intelligencer claims
Wing majority Of two on joint ballot.
Democratic banner., 1848-08-28

e. We have not received complete returns
from the State, or this Congressional District
The majority in the former, we believe, will be
over 10000, and in the latter over 1900.
Twelve thOusandin August with a good in
crease till November will be hard to beat, even
By Illinois herself.
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CITY ITEMS.

TrnDAr March 10.
FIREs-About II O'Clock last night ire broke
IN the stables Of lot No ss Ridgos The ns'nss
wars extinguished before much damage was done
stable ths Of lot No 20 hsnginsl occupied ~
Abrshsm Tranord. partially destroyed by Ore about
10 O'Clock last night. Two horses, bsongipz 10 Lsx
set were burned 70 death In The Stable soms stables
In the rear Of No. sol slshs, asa frame bldna
isd by Mr John Myers. were destroyed sna avs horses
burned 20 death aboat ioceiset ihi' morning Another
stable In ne rear VI 10. - rirs't was somewhat dam
sgsd by nrs sboes II kIees la, nigh, The premises
n. ia Orange a. slightly damaged ~ IRE about
seins this sorninr dwelling 'bsvss sna sshs'y Ia
Third A.pss near Tvea'y sishsh't we're also slightly
damages s,Gfs steai 10 Sslpes tlis "m'1"s
F0srDffse--.A line male child sbost two weeks
ga rss aissovsfsts late hgst ssi s'ssas " ~. s'sa
~ ~ Msfts cbp a. ssnsf ~ pfsef sna pate ss ~
- sAsisn n ,sks 10 ,hs ssslrr hssss sna ssHt.
"s~<ssfsa " INA Alas h-ss-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
MORNING REPORT.

SENATE. .ALBAsI, March Al P. NJ.
Mr. Cole reported favoraby on the bill to Punish
Seduction and Abduction.
Mr.. LITTLE reported favorably on the bill to
amend the act incorporating Brooklyn City Hos
pital
Mr. BUSH called up the report on the Emigrant
bill and it went TO third reading
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. PRUrE reported bill TO preserve fair com
petition between the Albany and Schenectady and
Schenectady and Troy Railway Companies
The bill to authorize the Mayor,&c. OF New York
City to raise $4,000 by loan, was passed
Mr.. Gross gave notice OF bill relative to Com
mon Schools In Brooklyn.
Mr.. CHASE brought in bill to establish Courts
Of Cancellation.
Mr.. MECH gave notice Of a bill to appoint a
Board of Auditors to audit the claims on the City
and County Of New York.
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For The Tribune.
Pennsylvania Delegates 90 the Convention
Correction.

The Tribune of Friday last says that DR..
Luther, the Delegate elect to the Wing National
Convention. is reported as Taylor man. This is
certainly mstake-the Convention made no ex
preston OF preference. The subjoined hesolu'
tons were adopted by reclamation;
R,sorsd That the Wings assembled In this Convention
Whlg brethren Of NewYork by regarding HENRY CLAY
" the most eminent champion OF cherished priEci-
nile, that We connde In him statesman, admire him
a. Patriot and esteem him a Man and believe him
Attest OF all men 10 lead the Wing array in the great con-
test now swiftly approaching.
Rf,oed That Ia War and In Peace, In Congress and IN
the Cabinet as debater and dplomatist, HENRY CLAY
has for the last thirty years stood unsurpassed among the
sta,esneu ana Patriots Of America snd We cannot enter
tain doubt but that every whig In America snxousy
and sea1asty looking forward to the day when he may
once ote and for the time register his name and de-
po.it his vote for HENRY CLAY.
OF tho Delegates elected thus far eleven are Tor
Henry Clay and two for General Scott for General
Taylor. none | do not know the District In THIS
state that will cast vote for him probably the
Northampton and Monroe District, giving Loco
majority of an0e. may send Taylor Delegate u
Philadelphia, but oil this many ozP~asa doubts
The ceiling for General Taylor does not seem to
have penetrated far into the country notwithstand
ing ne great denomination OF the Philadelphidns.
The Masses of Pennsy wanna are tor Henry Clay,
which is doubtless true Of all the Whlg sections OF
the Union. CosEsTo0A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15

THE CEREMONIES At QuIScY.-On Saturday the
train vita the remains the Cofgtess oelegston the State
Committee, Tho City Authorities ami large number Of
covered with black cloth, heavily as possible and car
lied stsh with the American Tag wresthed in mourning
dApo the Mayor consigned the remains 10 the Committee
If Arrangements Of ths Town OF Quincy who were IN al
tendance short bu, very appropriate speech which
was tsslngy responded 10 by j. bufri Esq the Chair
The RSsbury Artillery, Capt Chase, vas on duty Al
Quincy ard ired = national salute. An immense crowd
receised ID. funeral escort n respectful sllencs The
body ~ conveyed 20 the mansion Of Nj Adams, shefe
femsinsd until the afrival q the next special trsin
The church hch the funeral services were 10 be
formed dessed In blaek both on e outside and 10
soc. and from the aasstah near The Town nan there
drooped The assof the county, shoadsd IN the symbols
OF nlOern ming. -
The bSa proce.sos marched undsr escort Of the Wash
inston Lixht Guard and the Norfolk GEerd, The whole
under consard Of Cag.in Kelsey, s9d The oAnd psy
Pleyeis Hymn. Minute tnns for hour were ntea p1
'h slsssd q ,SssSss. IN ss NJ Adams has oo,
been constant wNshper, ths esin placed 10 'iVn
Of The pspi1 des sndsfs black pssel bes'sg 20 wes
Iettef. HIS own last ~Sds" Ths tho lsst IL earth
Durins the entrance Y the proses,ssu .osnn yolun'
tary play Cd upon ne spd tan sfunss hylnn
wg Luat Pastors &c chsreh' ssst READ an
.anyoorats selection fson scnsufs and s>as an sfsct
prayer, Thee g. s.'n sa .ss psgrs.sss q ss.sis
-. S.lIysfss BY The oeistss elsf kpan from lhsusi-
ss thos laiibfsi unlo sssih ssd N giss thee ci.xa
o. n, .,aryset and sbIs ooe, cIsslt Nj tssutifn
sas,,o.hs 70 he cossaittes u Congress eh essssd
lssr sssSa IL ssg an ~, .ss ~ " .s .ha,sa
~ sse ne bosJ vas carried by the pal bsss 70 tbs
soe ns.ssrsd b. Mr.. Adams himself Tbs ssoftIas
10 stssse.so: sSa me suf' ~. ,s,gs "a 10.
81 Esd Ibs vault hes granite 'front.' ana bssfs
Srsssa,lOniy lbs ''"pIs ',spAus.
.tss ts,e,i0n.siss ths milits,T, ~ wsfs bfe-s
.hs slts s q special usls, sti,ss .svyi hsl
eses W g.las. BesSs Tfssssfiyt, is,h
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MEDICINES.

sSURR THAT DISTRESSING COgGH:-why
Os.Fsr with cough and cold. DR.. TAYLORe bAL-
SAM OF LlvERW0RT, from 70 BeekmsnsS Will ecse
any case Hundreds have been cured when svssysniee
ess se s cd Of no One bottle asthma spten4
Of blood pain in side, debility, 40 De sore sn1 pse
the genuine from the pfoprstor, ct 70 bsekman TOT
msrly 575 Bowery. <t I'm
~ 81 Bond.s open daily taundsys sxesptsd) Ct II
ocloct NJ Also ct "a oeosk, ~ on Saturday, fof ne
treatment Of Surgical cases .
Barlow; Tussday Dr Quin and Taylor; Wsdsedsy, Drs
snow and Bowsrs; Ksrsdsy, Dire Wright and bolise
Fridsy, Drs. Hawks and Allen Saturday, Dr. Joeun,
Baysrd, Msvickar and Gator. iNu
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DRY GOODS.

~ r. HARRIs, 40 Exehsnss-plses oesrs 70. ale
-. Brown sheetinss ADD Shutihss IS ana ~ VISA o.
various well known styles
Bssehed shirtuss and Shsetinss 50 ~ - 81, fes'
ia, aud a-s vide, Of varioas well Known sfyss
500 casss Iodiso Blue ana White Prints- On sss end
10 essss Indigo Blue Orange end white rnno-on
hne and medium cloths Of various and new psfsssaa
ioo csses Msrino Cassimsres, OF various ssahtss en-
brsc OF all colos AMI mixtures. -.
Colofed Drls. ofhe SUFFOLK end stars nin osnossess
do Dosskips, Of different vueiiues.
90 Cambrics do DO
DO Pepper Csmbries, assorted qssiisss
Whits Canton Flsnnsls.
Black t~illed vsst Psddipss. =.
Cotton Ysra. low priced Print Cloths l. % nloa
DLUE AND ORANGE PRINTs--.rhs ssbss!tes.
- has this day received and opened ia sale nt
these desirable prints They are from the Sunos weu
and Clyde Works. cloths of various qualities 40
pate entirely aod very elegant and are warantee
last INDIGO blue C. y. HARRIS ~ ExehAnss plscs y
NUERiNO CAssIMRREs.-too cases, snhrssiss
Nlsyery quality, coleT aod mixture, Tor SAFE ~
~ c. y HARRIS. ~ Exchange psee.
LINE BLKACHBD GOOOs.-loo easss hsnii'
Il ton 4 Elwen miils, "a bleached shtIenss
IS Roekin Hope mtlls b'eached sbirunes
50 cases Dover u American mile - In. -
o. cases Tx ridge mile and - -.
100 cases Wsltbsm Dorchester ~ 10.
For sale by lmlej NEsMiTH co 80 and ~ Piee ct.
xlIIDE sHEETINGs.-ilop packages 90, 81. - and
w brown and bleached shsetipes, from Waiihsn,
Stark Hamilton Manufacturing Company, for sale W
milo NEsMlTH X CO. 90 sad 5xrins-a
berwick MILLS BLEACHEp GOODIES o.,
SEES Berwick Housatonic bsaehed shr tsnes or sac
by (mlol NEsMiTH co 50 and - rnsst.
SCICks AND SHIFTING sTRIrks.-sc pass-
4 ages Ashburtou ticks ane stripes Tor sale ~ -.
milo NESMiTH CO 80 and oz ftre-st
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Death of Hon. Henry wheaton.

We are panied to learn that Hon. HENRY WHEA'
ros, late United States Minister at Berlin, died in
the City Of Roxbury, Massachusetts, on Saturday
last. Mr.. W. had been quite i'll for some time.
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~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room
Clinton Hall Brekmsn and Nassau sts-HWV VOL
une and al the bes, Literary ana scientihc Perooiess
American and Foreign. ConstsI additions OF new works
Clerks initiation fee 81 and semi-annual dues 81 Mer-
chants aud others annu, subscription, emitting them 20
81 the privileges S. Rooms open from 10 A. N 70 10 r.
Al By order GEO PECKHAM,
Isl In Rec Sec Mercantle Lib Association
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NOTICES.

~ Buckley a. Deuel., EXCHANGE brossr,, next
door the Leather Manufacturers Bank, AZ Nila-st
will purchase all kinds Of Bank Notes Certih
Of Deposit Drafts and foreign Gold and SILVER aod
make collections in all the principal cities on the
VorAble terms mIo w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15
Death Of Judge Spencer.

ALBANY, March II, IsIS-I r. NJ.
Judge AMBROSE SPENCER died at Lyons yester.
day. His body is to be brought to this city on
Thursday for interment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15

CossEoTIcuT.-The Wings OF the Fifth Dis
srict have nominated LEONARD r. Bronson Esq.
OF Mddlebury, as their candidate for State Sena-
tor, at the coming election.
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..sssx lnrTyns s-g rrwsgArsas -
A0k ron ypntidh FORTE a.

., m. .i' f.Gs,ss " u Es..ls- ts.,. .ra Al.
.ate.s a.a s-r-.lisi is ihis ls- vii susrs
10 ~ ~. - ss,iiss' sess~s Tide asres
aaa, 10 .~d-f Gle srsaisi ssrs'F's'sr ~ y y A'Nih
T.s .i s...-. ~ seer sssss 20 ". experienced e1
IN .tasf nspasI.ts.it - th- feseias Le't~, psr~fs
,asal u 30 li.~ -skai,r rs n@.s
~ i,.sse,s ..a Ns~.re esss vlli y ,sssi,ss y
Al. p.,sl.s al. fs... u-z " .h- ti-w sr,s r,'rr-s
~ fhe pastss shir mnEila 'sFf s-.'sr ""'-" s-'s
o., fivssr-- ,.s ia'h i-ss
Aiss rin >. .--sir- - ~ se...e rise he'.-'s ..a
n.~srsr-s. ~. sts rs-iss .hr puhnpHpt '-r' ~
-, -LilL 81. Tis<.e - ,Ls in,L i--.
Ais- Ills - .s-.l,-I :. tl.- se,.e r--- l-.s.s 80
fs.w.r.r-,s o.. - rs-ssi .hir WrlitHuf'H Ter.
tL.a -i.s ,si-L s.i. a.. tr--l-- - - issh '--.
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AMERICAS ao % ID

~ A meeting was held at Fayetteville n Y.
a. WEDNESDAY the etb. By which appropriate
~ ,sspxct for the memory Of Mr. ADAMS were aaopieo.
,,rsc,pg request that Hen. Henry Potter. (who vas
srr A the same year Mr. Adams and vho yet epoys
,iyorous old sgs should deliver euiogy On The chsihe
- "a ssrvcss OF the decsassda request with which II
- Understood Judge Potter would comply.
WEATHER AT NrxrHn.-A second visitation Of
has come upon with the nshsrins In Of the rs'
sarsng month week ago the peach. plum, and Other
-. were I'm full bloom bat for the past two nights we
- nss ard freezing weather. making all winiry blsAs
Ia dresr sgain and without touot utterly destroyns The
ar, hsrvsss lEasis, tIh inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15

MAssAcHUsETIs-The Loco Focos OF the With
Congressional District of Massachusetts have
chosen Isaac Davis, of Worcester Delegate to the
National Convention, and Walter A. Bryant OF
Barre aubetitute
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Brutal Attack.

ALBANY, March ITO A. NJ.
MORTIMER u. SMITH. the proprietor OF the
Castigafor, newspaper was assaulted last night Oh
the corner of Broadway and State st by gang OF
men armed with slung shot. Smith was struck and
severely injured He fred three shots from re-
volver but without effect
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GhnrRc nC Murder.

ALBANY, March III A. NJ.
The Jury. ON the body of Ruth Ann Grovenburg,
have returned verde. of murder against George
irwin
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WssHSsroS, March l4-J

WssHSGros, March l4-3 T. NJ.
The Senate have confirmed Senator SEVER as
Minister Pienipoten,iary to Mexico
He will leave 20 morrow.
Nc HASSEGAS has been appointed Chairman OF
the Committee on Foreign Relations in place OF
Mr.. SEvIER.
Mr.. WALSH goes out as Secretary of Legation
10 Mr.. SEyIER-
The Senate Is still in session. RIcHELIEU.
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~-.-a
az az PER TON-Pesch Orchard best Red AL Cc %
screened and deliver yard Also Lehish schuy
kIli and Liverpool at the Iowesi prices ApPiyfo
Ii. IA. JONES, l7b bIoaaweJ,
2sf Inn ~ door above Msidsuia,e.
GOAL LOWER THAN sUMMLn PRICES
u dschargis this day from the schooner IssbeL stov,
aud Egs at the ow price Of - % All Goal rum yeS etS
under cover aud warynted best quality laId 5t Wase
instOn. st near Spring BY lm9 lm.l 2. kEkkI0AN
(VOAI-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, all under cover and
Odry rescreened and delivered 10 Of me city
Bedford Large Nut, . 2s Stove, Esa and brohsn
O. rs; Chestnut, - IS. -
Also Lehish Liverpool. Cumberland, &e 80 e1sts less
10 deale rs snd othen ssrta JACOB WEEKS, IN.
Sf3ms
GOAL REDUCED TO SUMNER PRICES--Psssh
OOrchard and Lshgh, all azss. Apply %
ia T. sTOKEs DiCKERs0N, l1 AathonyN
SSOAi,.-loo toss drss auAisY Hv.rpcol saeea saa
~ for salsb yosErh ncn sss
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Failures In niaryiund.


BALTIMORE March, lt-Z L. NJ.
Messrs Gambrill, Carroll h Co. proprietors Of
three extensive cotton factories near Baltimore
have fsied.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
~ Telegraph to the Ne,V-YOrk Tribune.
'Ir. sevier's Departure.

= :
am informed that Hon. AMBROSE II. SEWER,
whom Mr.. Polk has appointed Special Commits
sioner to take the Treaty to Mexico &c. leaves i'm
nediasely on his mission. Yours. y.
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~ The Boehm Flute.-BADcER, l8l broshwy,
hss entered upon his fourth year Of the
Of this and he count his patrons amor
the first professors and amateurs OF the country and u
jorty Of have laid aside expensive and excesnt IN
sruments Of the old constructions and have adopted INC
Boehm Flute for the reasons that they have become con
vince Of its vast superiority in strength richness
ness Of tone and facility u sr--as NJ X. hiss bcea
ngaEed for the last IS years In the manufacture OF rch
hutes hsaueh-s aod has wfhin the last three years
received thres Silver Medals Dpons for PsrS
ofity O manufacture Of the boehm and kylss approved
eshtkeyed Flute ard purchasers may rest assured That
no instrument will be permitted 70 nom his establish
nent until s accuracy IL thoroughly tesed By competent
professor certbcste OF guaranty signed BY the exam
fnsr will accompany each Instrument Scales aud Books
Of Instruction for the BDehm anil eshtkeyed Flute
stautly on hadd. .lf 3w