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tween Oxfofd AID Cockfum'. srus..
roads, ffomiss0fy Note ~ cl2 SO eis. /.
Which he ovDer can hars 81 ih's oIics ~
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TINE undersigned having opened ~
house il Oxford, on Main "a
street, south of the eourt-hUuse. Cor ne
accommodation Of Travellers, Day>Boari
ere, and Cor Pennies, respectfully soliciis
a share Of public paironse &c. lie pledges
be utmost exeriions TO render comfortable
al Who may favor him with their custom.
BILL OF CHARGES.
Man and horse, al night, 81 90
per day, so
Board, per month, s COL
with Lodging, from April
20 Ocio5crs per monIh, 40 90 \
Do. do, from October 10 Apnl.
per nloufh, ~ 90 l
Beard By he Year. With quarter
sly settlement 100 90
'ingls meal, 90 Is
WI. WILKINS.
March ooh, 1850. Eof
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n ae most approved and complete styls.
From their long experience Al the bosi-
neas, end close attention 70 The same, they
eon6d0nly hope 70 merit . liberal share q
the public patronage,
ship, The oue formerly occupied BY
T. n. MORROW,
WM. a.. STRONG.
March i2lh, 1919. A.
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& CARRIAGE MAKING.

TSHE Undersigned, having entered into
eoPartnershiP in the above business,
have just received 6ne stock Of materials
for finishing Of
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., T. NosELEY.
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,. c. THOMPsoN.
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Clear Creek, Lafayette county, Miss.
September 10, Is4s.
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Wheeling banks are ~ per cent discovst
consequence OF the suspension Of business TO- day,
the market for sterling exchange remains without al
tsrston. Yesterday the demand was active, and our
quotations above current At the close We have
no change to report on other points. Domestic ex-
Changes continue quiet and our quotations cannot be
considered otherwise than nominal. Ten and twelve
ysars ago the domestic exchanges business In this city
immense, and the rates, compared with those
ruling enormous, notwithstanding the great num-
Der Of regulators then in existence. Now It is mere
bagstelle, and the rates the most extreme
points very much reduced. Specie quiet The de-
msnd for silver for shipment to France has nearly
ceased California gold dust IL plenty enough In the
market but II aust pass through the mint, before IL
becomes part Of the currency. Uncurrent money i.
exceedingly scarce, for this The circu-
aon Of all the banks in this part Of the country Ia
large full up to the usual average and large amount
Of tbs must have been employed in the Western States
in the purchase Of produce and st continues in cir
eulston among the people Of that section d the Union
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TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Fall OF PlasterlnS In = Church.

HorEspALE, Dec. rs, 1S4o.
Last evening, Just as the preacher commenced
speaking In the Episcopal church Of this place. large
circle scroll Of plssterng four feet in diameter fs
with crash equal to thunder, down to the floor, .
distance of about twenty feet 1t miracu that
lives lost as the church literally crowded
N every place except exactly where fell, directly in
'front.' of the pulpit. Mr.. Wiley, the minister made
some very impressive remarks the occasion OF the
accident, and then proceeded with his sermon.
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" tho Mercer Recess" opened BY J. LOUIS FOuLLEr,
sstted by WM ROBERTS the far famed and celebrated
carver aud gsrnisher The locon Ia in spacious base
ent o. the Mercer House corner Broome and Mercer streets
aud the proprietor prepared 20 resolve family
orders approaching holidays lie will furnish Oysters In
style Turkeys and Game bon.d and oied and
decscy and out o. lie pubc aud
dinners and 20 Lis friends We need net give hint for they
tested his srdr but 20 those who do know him.
cay call him. you vsa 10 fair like prince and that hs
. moderate charge.
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I..die. v no .nu, up the wInaow. on view

Years day and calls in ball costume should visit the
srcndid exhibition Of Head Ornament Bouquets, &C. fr
bais and pars at No al broadway, Thursday
next from u A. n 70 NJ Miss TOuRNlER the fash,
iopshe Mncr q the day. hes lately received splendid
surpy and In order enable ladies TO judge their effect in
the evening will erhit them in her saloons. brilliantly
slIuu The exhibition Friday last
canned quite excitement among the fashionable ladies' in
face the beauty % the sres the elegant Arrangement and
the srnser ~ the lamps surpassed only BY the bright
eve Of
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lew EI.IsN.

lust RECEIVED, PER STEAMER nEsMANNL Sc
vtrAl inveces % hnc Gold Jevsy, consisting 0f brace
s. Pps Chateiaires Walsh Hooks, Rings Vest Chains
Charms. Ioetet Pencils. &c. kc enamelled Painting q
eerptura and Historical Sujsos In rich and elegant st
unf as Pine Bracelets and ssrings, DiAmoudsfhs SUB
scritr having entered iarscy into the Importation Of D
mondH 10 prepared offer the set ct thirty
cent lees than other establishment Damopd Iewery
which, for originality ~ dc ard superior osecuon
not le surrrssed, offered the tame reduced terms
watches Gold Lever Watches warranted % perform tstis
ac,oriy from thirty dollars upwagd Lsdes Ws'ohes in
Bracelets, 81 style and beauty large hssor
en N gold and qussly gold enanlled ected
IRON The rrneral Europesn msrsets silver Ware large
riDtrt always hand Consisting OF Tea sets, Vases
Pitchers Cup fable Tea spoons Napkin Rncs fruit
ard Dessert Knives rss Nc Fancy Goods la endless
variety, al te lowest prices Parties purchasing uoday
Presens are respectfully invited 60 examine me stock,
which viii he found conrrise only fvhipn able
articles. kORNAk A. FREEMAN, 29 Broadway.
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wigs ard Tcupees,-Anothsr Medal has
been awarded VIM Bs.chssr for she best Wigs snd rou-
ptea. The public invited inect hs style, oI
fseo. ~ BATCHELORs ceiehrsssd wig rsatory, No.
van street Ne keeps the sssost and best ssecrtment in
Ahe city. Cory the address
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yTINEs. AND FoRrIGN sPIRfTs.-THE suBsCRf-
w Der beas - inform his frends and the public that he
has received and offers r sale expressly for the Holidays
the following choice erclea OF Wines. Brandes etc Ma
deira Of various brands Of al ares NJ 70 Sly years seud
inr old Johannsberg and Sercal. Pemartirs Do
trest old pale ard dark Sherree superior London
Dcek Fe~ ola, Dry and rui,y; Champagne % The
brands liqueurs Brady Bo ands lh ard Scotch whs-
hey THOMAS New MULLEN, No. 10 Wall ssreot.
L,ANCY GUTrA PERcHA rTGUREs-JUsr RKcEIv-
cd per steamer Herr ann, and FOR sale by
j. LAUh0NIER E Maiden Lane.
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AKw pYrINe srAnLIsHxsNr.-rnE rRoPRI.

NEW DyEING EsTABLIsHssNT.-TuE PRoPRT-
~ etor q the dysinS and washing es.sbshmt 100
Court street. South Brooklyn bees leave norm ne pub
lie in general that prepared 90 erec. orders
this branch, To dye wash. clean Of spets, sl
binds ~ elk stuas shawls de China, vsivets plush
blond lace satin, end trim min % all descriptions, Sc
ro len sture 81 All Kinds Viii be washed cleaned ~
sre TIE rroprstor having adopted the motto ov rrccs
for hs services, and prompt SOD faithful
execution 81 all commissions he he entrus cd WITH
aurod that The community will favor him with their orders
~ ICH ROSEWOOD TURrITURs.-LhDlES or GEN.
~ temcn contemplating making New Years Presents
furrshins their heuses with Rosewood Black Walnut
Mahogany Furniture cannot fail " being sutei IN variety
styles, or pricts, az WAGNER = sfONEY'S,
isto Runcsn Phyfs. 1876 Fulton street, New York.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

rONTINUATION OF COOLEY Il KEEsE's GREAT
~ sale of tpendi Books Cooley and Reese will continue
their snle Of English Illustrated Works on Wednesday
evening" Dec g. and Thursday evening Dec ~ at their
Sales Room l Broadway of Dey street Among the
magnificent works be disposed Of Napoeon great
work Egypt q vols folio 1.-THE greatest work OF auy ase
Musee Royale and Praneais vols folio The Houghtcn CAL
lery Gaaree Of the Paais Royae MacknB splendid Bible
Boydes shak Gallery feo; Costumes Of all Nations
vols Boseh Symbolic 500 plates Scrap Book OF Foster CAL
lery The Stafford Gallery superb. Layater Physogn
my: vols, Beweks fablsa Defoes Works sc together
with rich and superb Of embeshed aud IL
Illustrated works Friday and Saturday evenings the supple
mentary catalogues will be sold containing richest asso
ment Of English and American Animals, illustrated Works
and elegant Books, offered at auction.
Joseph MURPHY, ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE
Thursday, 9Th December, at 10Y o'clock. at 90 Sixth
all the right title and interest George sohett
which he had the ninth day Of December 1872 any
time afterwards Of in and the bowling alleys and bar and
fixtures on the second floor Sc &C. Also the billiard ia
bier aud bar and nrtures. the third and
also all the:chattel property on said premises.
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court Calendar FOR TIM. Day.
A Hat for New Years Ds

In 1 44g 160 1853, lc6, ts3 los La, 3 ia, Us lT e,
no. Isl 1885, IsG 49, Ia ii9 s. g. i i2 i 5,s Il9 i7o
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A VAN vALKEsBUaGH, lT PEARL STREET. I'M
n porter Of fine sooordcsns Flutna Musical Boxes and
teicdeors Trench hccOrdeons Of superb quality hnely
tnhcd, suitable for holiday Fres Manufacturing o. Gold
ard silver Pencils and Pen Hoiers; dealer In watches
shd Jewery, Gold Pena, and Fancy Articles Laces kdn<
Liner Handserehiefs Silk and Md Gloves, etc etc.
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MUSICAL.

A CCoRpEONs. MUSICAL BOXES, GUITARS, 6e--
n The sutfcrbcr Importer and mauufacturer % Nitca
nstrumeu keers hand lsTrta Of sccor
deoxs Musical Boxes Guitars ard all other kinds Of Musical
EDW'D BAACK. s. Fulton street.
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80 Broadway would invite atte.ton 70 their beautiful aud
unrivalled Four Dollar Has Judging from the Increasing
demand for the style gentlemen we'll consider enc
81 them all portant requisite for The coming holidays
Also choice assortment Of Chdrens fancy Beaver Hate
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ME w BOOKS, &c.

MI ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE,
AZ djeinpg The Post Once Rev Orglsbs. L.-At tho
above esabn sivays be found Books Of
sorpton Consisting Of Novels History, Biography, Scisnt
&C. Commercial, Geographical and Medical WORKS. Also,
complete ssaortmeBt Of Stationery. together With all
PRINCIPAL Daily and Weekly hesspsssrs and Magazines.
Country orders for article W trade supplied
weTdod with despatch Books mailed. Prompt attention
raid 20 any work ordered ~ aan Fore Boots Imported
10 ordar. J. Q. MORGAN.
Literary Depot adjoining the Poet once New Orieanu
l.N-tonpisto arrnrCcmouts have been MADE With the
principal Publishers throut che vnor for euppy Of
the works ss fast AZ Issued. J.Ch.
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BOARDING., &c.

ROARDING.-A NEAT FRONT PARLOR, WITH ADJ
~ joining roomf for seneel family at No. 35 Broadway
next door TO st. Charles.
CPLENDID APARTMENTS EITHER FURNISHED OR
- unfushed for single gentlemen gentlemen
wives be had INN edate application the house No.
"a Barclay street, in the vicinity of the Park.
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r. STEWART. sANUrAcTURER or FINE JEWEL
~. aid siver Ware No. IS John street, 90 Stare,
branch AZ t2b Bfosdwsy. near sprrg street. ne articles
cniy, az The lowest prices Ne limitations. The present
shall te cold lower than usual IN order to faciG.a
nsv arrangements By The lat Of February, 1859.
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EURroNs yIkw or NEW YoRK-JusTPUBLIsuED.
- The Bay and City Of New YORK together with BS0oky
ard Jersey City, fee, lonEthe extensive view
YET published ssstchod The pot aad drawn scBe by
G. W. Burton ~ Broadway and rrE tod Ia this modern
style q the art, b. sARoNY MAJOR, III FELTON, street.
New York Price So retail liberal discount made 10 the
trade An order for single cory, accompanied rth
itfanco So addressed above v be ATTENDED 20 and
n cory forwarded n Fart a Ftatcs Canada.
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IrTfLLs LIVING AoE-No 29i-lgI CENTS CON.

Il IIIkIIH IIFINN AGE-NO 2lI-I2It CENTS-COM-
II mtneihF new volume, and new year centenis;--
hfaftn and faith-their Claims aud Conflict Ednturxh
keFes ile bubtle Girl bstorietteFrasers Masa-
lts lie Scenery q the Ottawa B.ntleys Miscellany
fsffNt q the Colouiea Spectator; lie nboidts Letters
q iutis fIisna .Specator Poeiry-Bcssar o. the Pent
80 Heart % inhecf; t. a Rvalot; Tue Years The
lt ~ Oh Ia the House Of Death; Disenohan,fnen Pub
M "a NcfA yt az "a dollars year. by y ltte Co, Boa
tot snt toid ~ Dewitt Davenp0rt. Tribune Buidngs
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FINE ARTS.


MEXICAN ART UNI0N.-TuE PAINTINGS AND
"A other Works ct Art distributed 10 the Men the
Annual Meeting the 2l inst, will be delivered
rooms Of the Institution ON and after Thnrsday next the
9th irst. The exhibition Of rNnng purchased for the
dstritutou Of the year $780, wh opened public ON
Wednesday the ID OF January merit large number
already been obtained, comprising works Of superior
Books Of subscription now open for laSD
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DELICIOUS STONES AND FANCY GOODs.-yICTOR
Bishop, Importer, Ne. ~ Maiden lane, offers for sale
complete assortment Of precious stenes pearls csneo paint
ings mossc- Also Just received, ooru~1n rtsgs
nehan. coral and oSydis,o hat- atd rest vsriey q
fancy goods For sale 81 the ls-cst pses b. VICTOR
BISHOP, lapotter, Ne. q Maiden lane, NJ steirs.
THEATRE JEWELRr-A SELECT tNVOICEoT
Ie1ery suitable for hs Just rscsved aud Cor sale
Al Low nrio.a " VICTOR RIsnOr Ne. . Maldsa laA
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NOTICE TO ADyENTUR ERs-ANY PERSON DEsI-
IN Of IN the business the South
hear Ct an eScsllent location for capital OF s %
S2O at occupied by declining business
by addresting ii. L. KENDALL Burnt Ordinary, james
City Co, Va.
nISsOLUTIoN or CoPARTNERSuIP-rBE CoPART-
H nerkip heretofore existing under r. l..
ncnorco is ths day Dissolved by mutual Mr. r A.
peorcc Withdrawing from the Tho outstanding
business Of tbs arm viii be settled and business continued
before, by T.. Delmonico, l.. DELMONICO.
New York, December 10, lSiD.
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GEOLOGICAL HALL. NO. 81 BowERy-wAGNIFI-
~ cent Attractions for the holidays !-Perfornng Ele
plants, Lions, Tigers Leopards Ponies, ard Mopkeys
monster White Bear; three white Lions and nondesrrpt
Cub few weeks old. its sire being lion, and its dam a
leopard. Beasts and Birds Of variety On Christmas
day. three grand performances. ct no. and o'clock On
New Years day. four performances, at TO- and o'clock.
On other days doors open at IA erd6 r. ~ performances
at and O'clock Admission Is CHI dreu under
year, half price Teachers and schools adm liberal
tprms
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RARNAMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-r p BARaUM,

II . T,
- PropretorJ Greenwood, Jr. Assistant Aap ager-Per
Torrance in the afternoon at and in the evening at 7
o'clock The famous English Giant Robert Hales and the
onishng English Dwarf the largest and smallest speci
mems Of humanity the word with the finest collection Of
natural artificial Curositie the mammoth
living serrents DO all hours day and
evening. The wonderful monkey Signor Garlic We
myss Merrheld Rose Warden Clark and Misses Sanhope,
Pentsnd sndWest, the renowned liar net Family, Pete
Morris and Louis Egier at each exhibition. Ad mis-
sion % cents; children under 10 years, l21s cts.
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CIRCUS ASToR PLACE. SIXTH NIGHT OF THE
~ great ltslnDIrick Clown, SRor Felix Carlo engaged
expressly for<ha holiday season. will in addition his
ncom parate performance introduce his sensed
nile family, conssng ct Master Rodolph Carlo, nd Miles
Caroline and Louise Carlo. Besides these gvsp
teen brilliant IN the circle. by the first
voltigeus in America. In the of performances
the slle Carlos viii appear in HUNGARIAN National
Dance arranged by Carlo The performances durnr the
grand holiday festival will be varied every Carlo
Family being the great feature in all.
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A CARp.-I HAVE BORNE OPPRESSION AND ABUSE
"A froin nanny ana Htrangers private aAd pubhc until
fortenrnnce longer virtue have submitted 10 be
self sacrificed for the benefit Of others and bowed In silent
grief ut the ycssitndes Of life and tes cruel Decree
draining the dregs tsrrows bitter throw the
gauntlet ut my enemies and their foul venomed SANDER
which has reached the confines Of the Ouved
the deadly venomed tof that fatal snahe Ia raising the
curtain from the dead broken hearted martyr in
that gift early DEATH calls loud for retribuon his
there and his listers Behold and send the Herald
forth to chailsnge all the world
MADAME c. A. sEIGNErIE LEILU.
karred-In Jersey City in June, 1913, by the DR.
Luck, Of the Dutch Reformed Church Arnold Wsinewrght
NJ D., only OF Arnold Wainewright, Es Of Grafton
Manor in the county Of Oxford England 20 Frances Clair
koIss eldest daughter q the lats e. segnstss brandy
The facts be proved by calling az the British Consus
office Anthony Barclay Es which certificate ratified
aud sned by his hand and under his seA Barclay street.
New York.
New orleans and Mobile newspapers requested pub
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CRANxLIN THEATRE, rs CHATHAM SQUARE

ERANKLIN THEATRE, N5 CHATHAM SQUARE.--
Every night until fur her notice The original well
known Leas Female Mnstre, consisting Of per-
formers being the only organized band ladies ia world
Troupe Of Model Artstes, who will number
of living pictures taken from classic history The Fnae
Arab Girls. The Infant Family together with variety
entertainments An afternoon performance WejRes
day and Saturday, at o'clock. AdmssionBoxes, p
Pit. l2Hc, Stnge Seats, 50 cts; Brivate Boxes 81.
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CAIFoRNIA THROUGH TICHETss AT REDUCED
~ prieessailing from New York Saturday, January
H. nt3ocosk NJ the new and magnificent United States
mail steamship OBIOi connecting at Panama with the
steamship IsTHMUS in February Travellers California
will Ind this the cheapest and desirable Of all
tie gold regions.
rRIcRs PASSAGE FROM NEW yoRK TO SAN
FRANCISCO, cAIIroRsIA.
First Cabin State Room Borths ................ $3.50
Second Cabin etandee BertAs $50
Stoerags Borths found Bed and Board .......... 30
Tor passage, apply to N. o. ROBERTS, lis West -.
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Steam Communication direct from
4 S0uf Ii n N, If0l Ia New OrIrnus and

.i769 Steam Com alton direct from
x1AAIQSX, South hampton TO New Orleans and
6nc to order from the Lords Commissioners
Of the Admiralty, the Cd Of November next and thence
forward the Ind Of each succeeding month, the ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South
ampton to Bermuda, Nassau Havana, Cat or Ship Island
New Orleans Vera Cruz and Tampico, returning by the
same route TO England
This arrangement admits of an easy and quick convey
and from Southampton and tile places above
toned and for New Orleans will be conveyed
hither from The Coinpanys vessels their arrival at Car
or Ship slalid by The Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who will have steamer ready and other conyeniences
provided for that purpose At cost not exceeding three dol
lars for each person The facilities will be afforded
from New Orleans, eabarking on boani the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe, &c.
The estimated time for The voyage from Southampton is
follows 40 Bermuda III days; Nassau q days Havana
70 days. Ship Cat Island New Orleans % l2 days; Vera
Cruz, - days; Tampco IS days.
The Steam Packets are appointed TO leave Ship or Cat H.
land arbcr on their return, to England At Nj on the
2ls OF each MONTH BY tie above alteration, passengers
proceeding to the West Indies BY the "a q the month steam
win be conveyed Via Bermuda aud by the 7th OF the
month steamer heretofore via Aadera and Barbadoea
Particulars fares etc. be obtained on applica
ton nj the Royal Mail Steam Picket Company's oces IS
Moorgaie street. London; ditto Wrinkle street, Southampton:
Messra Derue Co., rue Enghen Paris; Mr. CLEANER
u boulevard Polssonere ditto MIR iiindeiker ambursh.
Mexican Gulf Railway Company, New Orleans
IS Moorgae street, London Il. CHAPEL, Secretary
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PIANO FORTEs.

In BALTIMORE, q, l2, and octave PIANOS, of all pat
and Styles which they can confidently recommend
professors amateurs The Pianos by
have thai peculiarly Of touch which commend them 10
players of every SCHOOL, well those who dstin
guished by soft and delicate action, those who cha
racterzed by bold, fiery, and rapid movement
They authorized to refer to professors In
Baltimore, who have given their Pianos trial, for their
testimonials In their favor, and they waranicd in
commencing them by Tie universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number Of persons who have
them In in Baltimore and in the south and wts gene
rally, They are confident thai they make instrument
equal any made anywhere IN this country In Europe,
their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables them 10
sell liberal and satisfactory instruments made
by them warranted, and they will be kept In tune
year aitcl purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond in short time and various
ders which will be faithfully and promptly executed
mandatory.
~ Orders will also be received Mt factory direct
and special pains taken 10 give satisfaction.
kNABE d GAEIfLE,
No. . Eutaw St, opp. the Eutsw House, Bait.