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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

MAIL RoBBED-The Racine Wis ddrocate
saws that the mail bags destined for Chicago, from
Milwaukee, Racine, Kenoshs and Waukegan
were cut open on the night of the 25th ut., some
whore between Racine and Chicago, on board the
steamer Detroit. As yet no clue has been found
10 give aid in the detection OF the robbers.
The following is a copy of dispatch 10 the Ra.
cine Postmaster from the Postmaster at Chicago:
"To ELDAD SMITH, Eso-Two unpaid letters for this
oee are missing But letter Is ceots) prepaid re-
reved FOR this delivery An ordinary sized mail for Eastern
ocPs received and forwarded without The package being
opened here. Not many stolen nom your bag,
OPSA &C. ". DODE, P ~"
OF the letters from Racine there are eleven
missing. Some money and drafts, OF course, the
thief p0ssessed himself Of but how much, IS yet,
on one even can give guess at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
SALES BY AUCTION.

DFGULAR NGW-IORK SPRING
sATRApE SALE 90 be bs'd Al tho EEw TRADE
SALE ROOMS i5 PARK ROW. commsneilg oa hoa-
tsg nouing Msrch q .5i, via he at III, -,
brace 81 he es9t q, 1 AZ s1oIs ,5 81 . W
tuson Vcorhis. Thomas Cowpefih waite = CO &c ";
elso b. large Invoices u Neisfs s. kNlcs 90. -.
Al G. Merriam, Crsic, Marley, Munro Frs1cis' Z.
~ ON TUESDAY MORNING. March 8,
TIE Sale wi cor nrrce WIKI he grea nyocet D Messs'
Harptr s. Bros 70 lowed D. those OF 1r A. Hart and
H'i'' On WEDNESDAY MORNING. March 2s,
ss-s Thomss CoVperinwse COS ~ aa1i7 ist VIII
fe fr.tin Order AFTER which he vaus.le consigumeais
ION, Nessrs Blanchard Lea. Paiuprs sampson Co 4,
L,prsIcoi Grs.lger Co. Il Anners aud others vii
&c 'O.u' THURSDAY MORNING, March n.
THIS dav's sale vii nc lt@ me very extensive co-tdol
H.. - we.ers Crocter Brewster Wtkins Carter &
Co, o Olson, J. C. kiser Soaid Lincoln, Lindsay y
g.skiston ard many other choice ISIS
FRIDAY, March p,
ricr.or Reed & Fieds Stanford swords " w. Dotd,
p Hooter Jesrsr Harding he publications OF NE Pro-
e-tsrt Eriscops sunday School linton, &C. &c very
extensive Gay on SATURDAY. March "a.
The sale viii commerce IA Tie Invoice 81 dessrs An
drus son snd days sale will include many consgn-
melts OF desirebie stock.
SECOND WEEK.
MONDAY MORNING. March ST..
Ccrreuc'Ug Win he extensive list u 81 John Wiley.
an ircudir. large consigumsn,s frOm Nj W Hamess-
lev james muuroe Co. W. = Dear $ 8aococs, Cor.
< Co ard uA1y other valuable contributions lrom ha
Trs6e Of Philadelphia Boston, and Eew.York forming q
varv attractive days sale.
on TUESDAY, April I,
Yhs Sale OF Books sill be closed with Ls popular p1oica
tons al Messrs. S.i1cer Townsend, Dewitt Dayel-
ueit " r. Burgess, II Long Bro, 5 French &c &c.
This DAY VII include al tue consigume1is Of atlolc
BCrss: sso re several 'arge invoices az Engsa Books
TIE S.ereoy Plates vii aso be incgted IN THIS daJ
40 fo W. ir y,a invite the attention 81 Puhl shers
on WEDNESDAY MORNING. April :,
The Sale Of Wu.ug Paptrs, Plper Ht1e.nzs Sc, VII
take place. bnd vii Include al ihe yale-es Separate
ofvh.rh he CATALOGUE OF stationery viii be
ken up and the sale continued during me remaining days
O. iLe week. ANA. the whole IS disp0set o.
Gentlemen c.l uitlu ca,a.C rpCa alrcaion 81 tha
rccus OF The urt ertfrnet BANGS BROTHER CO
ml7 Ira re Sale Rooms. IS PARK Bow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

FIRE AT DEPOSIT, N. Y-An extra from the
Office OF the Deposit Delaware Co.. CoTrler says
that destructive Gre occurred in that village on
Friday morning, l4th inst breaking out In the
dry.eoods store Of A. NJ. Gable. The total loss is
supposed TO be Ss0oO Tho following are the
names Of the sufferers A. NJ. Gable, dry goods,
loss s3 600 injured in New.York for $4,000; %.
II Coon, furniture; Williams & Finch, two build
ings William T. Finch, furniture, &c; B. f. Had
lav and Al r. HulsO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

A. N MERWIN, Aucuoneer
10y BANGS, BROTHER q GO. goa
1PBROADWAY.-Cssh advances made upon all COG
s.gnmeLH
Esw.YORK SPRING TsA5E 8ALs-T0 Oe com mencsd on
MONDAY MORNING. March a. 1901, and continued
during thai and The succeeding week,
Al The New Trade Sac Rooms IS Ps,s-rOw.
The Catalogue for The Regular Trade Sale 10
ready and may be had application the Of the
Undersigned Ii embraces the usual great assortment Of
stock Including Contributions nearly the entire Pub
shng Trade Of the Country and several choice consign
mens OF English Books.
Nearly 50 acts Of Stereotype Plates Of popular and sale
able Books will BE- offered Al this sale
The Stationery Department embraces most extensive
variety Of Fancy aEd Staple GOods, WIRING Papers, &c
Terms o. SALE-OD all purchases from Ihe vho7 Cana
ogue amounting 70 $50 and upward four and ak months
credit purchases from the whole Catalogue less thar
$3.50 and more than s00 four months credit and ell Do
chases less Than $i00 cash.
discount OF one per cent viii be SLOWED on all pur-
chases exceeding 81 600. BANGS, BROTHER CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

LAND wARRASrs.-A dispatch dated Wash
ington, March 18th says:
The Secretary of the Interior has, 70. day, given
lengthy decision as to the sssignsolhty OF war
rants under the Bounty Land Law. IL - aa-
dressed to the Land Office, but will probably %
made public before Monday or Tuesday. de re-.
iterGtes his former opinion, that the law, as II.
stands, prohibits such assignment, and ridicuies
The REPUBLICS idea that the intentions OF mem,
bers Of Congress can be officially noticed and acted
upon by the Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
he past two years, were as annexe
$755.oe


This shows Increase In FIVE months this year OF So
5 a. This at the rate OF one hundred thousand dollars
srnum. The transportation esstwsrdy into the city OF
Baltimore Of some Of the principal staples during the
month OF February follows IS Of bark l0l57
do coal l62 do rewood A. SIP bbs -four 62 uns grain,
2i do granite $50 DO on lie do iron and manganese
90 do lard and butter 90 DO leather live stock VIZ 55l9
hogs Ala eoi 100 sheep do; 4l4 horses and mules 10
do, lice horned cattle, 57 do l5S uns meal Snd shorts
s65 do pork and bacon ?6 hhds tobacco s95 bb whisky
81 tuns miscellaneous
The Albany Journal of Friday evening says
there Is prospect that the Canal Commissioners will
designate day for the opening OF The Ere oswego
and Champ&in Canals The l5th April has been spoken
Of by some.
The Board of Trade OF Buffalo have held a
meeting which they unanimously adopted the following
preamble and resolutions.
WAereds The Ohio Canal. Mgskingum Improvement
and other public works Of Ohio, afording water commun
cation between Lake Erie and the Ohio River, are nov
open al their Houhern exemes and will be open through
their entire length before the FIRST OF April;
Ind Whersas The Pennsylvsnis Canals are now In active
operation and from the greatly reduced coat OF uansposa
lion oy thai route since she recent reduction OF tolls and Tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH H. 1851.

arrivals OF fine OF lss have been very Hight
Al Boston on Wednesday Duo sacEs "ofhnsIons L'-
-rpool Fiue sold ~ 6f each
LIMF-Rockisnd continues IN actye demand ana
sgh he fec- Dfs have been % fair extent prices naNe
further vauced and r0v stand ~ ntuol -, ~
h have resri tor n,aav velrs: be szrs ara roo D1s
common ar 81 0jal 10 and 600 % Lump al 80, cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

J. d. HoLBRooK AuciiOneer.
RY J. d. Observation-Disclosures
Ib tofs Sale.-J. D HOLBROOK viii sell on TUES.
DAY March 49, 1884, al n o'clock, N. The premises
OF sla Joseph Godie deceased lSi Aso0oyst Decd
pied Vice and Anvil mauuisco y-s taeSocA IN u4ie
belonging to the said Jossph Godis: consisting % sb0at
so Auvs 4CO Vices coo Sledye sud Hand Hammers, Gc
ssie positive. By order ~
Catalogues two DAYS previous mo safe, may be o.
talned ~ The Auction Room, - srosiwuy.
AT PRlvATE SALE-An assortment of Iron Safes
nj Gods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
MAIL GLEANINGS.

The Kanaaoka VA Republican notes the
cot the manufacture of sa al TIE newly TO-
Gated OF West Columbia, on ige ONO RIVER Ia vi
son County Va About eighty barrels are proed oa daily
The town has sprung up with ASTONISHING rapdiy having
been IN existence thsa two years IL nunbers 81
houses a foundry n Touring mill, cav 'mlil aud ave
The coal he,d Al West Coumola - Nuown W o
Tend over an area bach from the river OF not i-ss man
twelve on fifteen hundred The stratum 10 rom olI
feet 10 IA ches To "a feet thick cOmpeuy now engaged
shpplpq Il to where they nave contrscs-i 20
furnish lOOOO bushels per week.
The 81 Louis Republican contains notice OF
Trial OF incoubps hempen rope, recently made Ia
thai civ piece OF prepared rope aud piece OF wire
rome were put into blscksmits hire. Tae heat was H.
tense euough weld the strands OF the wire rope togen9
while the hempen rope only sghty charred on the
outside Another made: the piece OF rope ana
sma bar OF iron placed In the IRE, aud the
iron brought 10 white heat yet The cordsge was but
little any affected by the ire than IN the previous
experiment.
--Weregret to learn that the health of Mr.. u
Y Norton the Member Ct Assembly from hi, District has
been time past rapidly falling. Ills physlcsns
have advised him spend few lnhs In Florida or A.
hama and learn that no has already ef Aloany LOT e
South lAuegany Co Advocate Msrcn H.
The following is a list of the naval vessels
built at Philadelphia which may be Interesting 10 The gen
eYal reader The rgHte Guerrero was buit under me
supervision of Mr. Gree the present Naval Constructor
n The PhiAce pha station This Tigete was built al hen-
sngon, June 90 lslL The following were bulk at the
Navy Yard:
Ship Franklin, "a, launched Aug o. rs, from Navy Yard
Snip NJ CarOna, launched sept 2 20,
Brig Dolphin, launched June p, p,
Ship Vandalia launched Aug. 20. 20, -
Ship Leef, launched Stpt.l4, So,
Ship Pernsy lvana. launched July Is, 81, -
Sloop 0EwSr Date. launched Oct 8. 80,
Steamer Mississippi, launched May ., A. -
Frigsie Rsrilan. launched June 49, rs,
Steamer Princeton, launched Sept Z, 49,
s'oop ofwar GerlnsniowD, launched Au p, rs,
Steamer susquehanna, launched Aprh o. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
Josrru HEeEnAS, Aucaaueer.

BY JOSEPH HEcEMAN, Auculntet
TUESDAY, March lS, at ID o'clock, az
4 the Sales Room, l9l Washugton-st, Brookyn-Large
sae Of new snd second hand uuure 5new Sofas mar
bic top Center Tsbes walnut marble TOP Toilet fsoles
marble top and plain Dressing Bureaus splendid rose
wood Pianos with stools and walnut and other Sed
stesds Brussels tapestry and Spy Carpets, &c Aso the
stock OF dealer consisting OF 80 dOzs0 SrOOms, large
quantity Of ksoe, Baskets willow Wagous wooden Wsse,
Pals Chums Door Mats. Brushes II al knds, &c The
whole to be sold without reserve The sale VIII be worthy
the attention OF dealers ard others, Catalogues VIII be
ready Monday 81 IN. mt ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
R.nsInin of Produce

RUthe Erie Railroad, Saturday, March l5.-
on y % Fniter So do CheeIe 100 bush Oats $50 side!
GsibsS So bush and Il bags Barley IS head Cattle x5
Calves IS bales Hops and 80 bos Fo's' hSn' s"N 0s'@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
SCHOOLS.

0gOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE
IVA GIATE INSTITUTE, 2i3 FourthaL. corner u Mac
dougs. fronting Washin slon square -BOARDlNG D.
PARTMENT The Principals, having received reqlett
applications from The city and country 10 lake Boarding
Pup are now happy announce that arrangements Of he
most deseb echarscter have been made BY when me pc
euler advantages ola City High School NAV be secured 20
those who ere anxious 10 avail themselves OF s benehts
The retired location Of this Institution scng as does ns
largest Park 10 the city combines every advantage OF ne
country for The hesllhtess offs pupils The school year
s divided four OF eleven weeks each, commenc
ng September 8th November - February 10, ard Apru
a. Boarding Pupils viii BE- continued during the Sumner
vacscn II desired Terms reasonable Circulars obtained
sth- Institute by addressing the Principals likewise g.
Inc Bookstores Of N. n Newman, 1873 Broadway and Of
ID Appleton Broadway. Pupils admit ed al any TINE
ard charges only from the date Of enlenng.
r. n Is The next School term Il viii be observed
commences Monday, April 28th.
G. W. CLARKE A. NJ p,,ocinsls
MI Il JAS. TANNING, A. NJ : A''-~'P-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER. Auctoneer.
E'OUR VALUABLE BUILDING

LUIS on SIKH Gy, Seventeenth, Nineteenth, and
Twenteth ats. o. auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell al auction on
Iue.day March leh 1884, al y o'clock. a. the MerchantS
Exchopge, The following valuable property, viz:
On olXTH-Av. AND SEVENTEENTH ST. valuable lots
OF ground with the buildings. situated and next the
southwest corner OF Sixth and SeVenieenthst, both
fronting on the said lots being each Ia size y feet
froLt and rear by leo feet 10 depth.
On NIsETEESTH-sT lot Of ground, situated on the
north sice OfNneeenih ST., between the Ninth and Teuh
avs, commencing 2S5 feet Of the TeuIha7 said lot
being N size 3 feetfron and rear by 81 feet 10 depth
On TwENTIETH-sT.-Also, desirable building 10y d.
reeiy 10 OF The above the south aide Of
81, fronting The Episcopal Theological Semnaryi fze tne
same the last named. Terms Al sale For maps and
u,465) mllth 18th, 18th, 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
ANTHONY J BLEEcxEg Aucloneer.
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE

=
4 OF 100 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
TlON-ANrHONY j BLEECKER will sell al public
auction the 7th arch next by order Of The Executors
one Of tie a ges valuable pieces OF Rea Estate
II th City that has been offered this season tnd calls he
attention Of capitalists and others TO the following advef-
uGemelt:
The subscrbers Executors the last vii and testament
Of the late William Wright, Of the City OF York, de-
ceased. will sell al public auction, by ANrHONY }.
BLEECKER, Auctoneer on MONDAY the I'm DAY Oi
March 1884, - O'Clock, a. the Merchants Exchang q
the following vpuable property being part or the real
esteie OF the ssid deceased, VIZ: -
BRo4DwAY2l lols Of ground on Broadway forming me
entire Fronts The easiery Size OF TWO blocks And AT
between Forty ana fOrtyourthss i've OF the5e e
Ols and five front the EGuare formed by the Ii
teTseciion Of the Ssventh.sv and Broadway
Sixth AYENUE-l4 lots Of ground on the SxheV paIt OF
which opposite the public square, extending rom For.
teb This square under contract FOR
regulation andmproyementsn Appropriation Tor which hAV'
FoRTYFRsTsT Is lots Of ground lying together on the
nCrhery side Of Forty fsls being Tie whole 'front.' be
tween Broadway ard sixihsy.
FCRTY-S gCOND.sT.-H lots OF ground, comprising the
fronts Of oob sides Of Forty second st. 100 feet wide
between sixth-Gy. and Broadway.
FORTY TfIiRD-sT-9 lots Of ground lying together on
the sCulhery gce OF Fory hirts being the entire front
between Sixh.av and Broad way.
FORTYTWRD sT.5 lOts Of ground Oh the nOrihery SIDE
OF Fcuy-thrcs commencing 85 feet inches from Broad
way.
iprover en ard me deeds will contain covenants sgainE
ruissrcea The title Is perfect and the sale viii be absolute
TERMs-Ten per cent OF the purchale money, with me
Aucopeers fee Will be required be paid the day Of
tae ten per before he LIST day OF July next
when the deeds viii be delivered eighty per cent may
main bond and mortgage 81 the option u the purchaser
for3 years 81 per cent Interest," payable seannuAy
w DANIEL T0%aPPKINs'} Executor.
Maps ofhe above property msy be obtained al the Office
ofthe Auconeer No BOadss, ca and after The oh mat
ml4b7S,l,u IItO4l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
DERGEN POINT INSTITUTED

WINANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR BOYS, Gt Little Ferry nine miles from aoDo-
ken, N. }. under the direction Of A B. WINANT aud
LADY school IL designed for young lads All the
preseat members Of are under twelve wears OF age sno
will he received who older The number Of pu
pils 70 limited to twenty Terms 500 per year Fare ny
ttage. 81. cents. For circulars please apply TO Mr. w
THURMAN, corner Canal and Veatry sts. or NJ r. P
ROBINSON 81 PineSt NeW-Yorh az 21ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

d s HoUGH, Auchoueer
THE ATTENTION OF HOUSE
4 KEEPERS Is called TO Tho sale Of good FURNl.
TURE, THIS MORNING, at iot O'Clock, At 81 Green
Vch-sv which will be sold without reserve-2 Mahogany
Sofas. Damssk Sofas ard Lounges splendid marble top
Bureau Mahogany ana Wa nut Hsir-sssL Chairs, 6le
Mahogany Rockers Hair Msttrssses three-ply Cspes,
Mahogany and Walnut Tables OFT Looking Glasses,
Ws'hslsnds, with quantity Of other furniture Sale
positive. mif ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
FINANCIAL

OFFICE THE MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING CONF
PANY OF 1911. Jersey CITY, March, II 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
Election wiz be held 81 Tho Office OF The Company ia
choice Of five Directors in place Of Glass No !, whose
term Of service will then expire The Poll Will he open
from u o'clock. NJ, until N OF that day Tae transfer
books viii be closed and from the 1850 inst Until the so
day of Apll. Imlo tAp7sl JOHN ID POE. Se.'v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

ANFNlNE y olIIN u Al-al-c1f.
I ARGE SALE of United States, New
Lyon State, City. ssnk ard Insurance. Comrarv
stocks az Auction ANTHONY J. BLEECkER VII
SCI! 81 Auction on THURSDAY March -. 1881 q IA
O'Clock NJ 81 the Merchsa'F Exchange. The 6lowls
valuable - scks. account 81 whom q may concern yr
ft0 Shares CT ibe Merchants Sank Stock
81 StaIes Of the PraoeswNns Bark Stock.
ISC Shares o. the Leather Manufacturers Sank sfcck
= Shares Of the New York insurance. Goa stock
S5,Soe CITY Five Per Cent STOCK. payable 1855.
S2s2l City Five Per Cent sock payable 1888.
e7l7s City five Per Cent Stock. payable 1910
So go City Five Per Cent Sio-k, payable 1850
SSOl9 State Five Per Cert stock. payable i35S
S9C0N State Five Per Gent stock, payable 1890.
$4,000 L. States Six Per Cent stock, payable 1881
mi2 q 1902
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

IRVING BANK.-The whole amount Of
II the Capital Stock being taken will commence business
Monday, he2b March Instant when The hfs iaslalmenl
OF 40 per cent will be payable ~ 0reenwichs. beweea
Warren and Chambers sts, which place they will occupy
until their Banking House TO he located the northeat
corner Of Warren and Greeawich-st 10 built.
BY order OF The Board h. LAlN0, President.
JOHN THOMPSON, Cashier. mlf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
TVHE COMMERCIAL AND CLASSI-
INSTITUTE.-A S.

ANN lOW ~ INO III " IA &C.
n lect BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys al Tanytown,
New York. A NEWMAN, Principal-In this Insuiuro1
Young Gentlemen thoroughly instructed N al the
branches Of gish Classical education The price
OF Board and Tuuon including bed bedding washing sld
mendirg from $50 s0 per annum according 20 the
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars refer
erces SC be obtained al padding SheDarcs Book
Store 1891 Broadway snd a. T. II Wic1xa United States
school Agercy IS Broadway, or by addressing nose to
the Principsl ms leOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
mo TEACHERS AND PRIVATE PU.

4 PISA gentleman Of much experience vii give in
strucon in The English and Classics and In Arithmetic and
the higher Mathematics with Surveying En- gneedng Nav
lgaton Drawing Of Plans Prohes, Chai1, &c AtdresS
Tg,cpEk Tribune Office m3 In
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-07
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS /!
VIM. III. EAULKNER,s

Neto style Shirt Mandatory, Penn. 1Uenue,
South side between Third and Fouranda half streets
opposite u s. Hotel, sign Of the SHIRT
THE only place in Washington where firsrate fitting
/ Shirt can be obtained Shirts made of the best mat
teras and workmanship and warranted to it, always
hand and made order at tho shortest notice. Gentle
men who have been troubled with bad fitting Shirt
invited TO call and have their measure taken for Shirts
that will give satisfaction-and no mistake.
w. II. Faulkner would respectfully inform gentlemen
who have sending New York for their Shirts that
they have better and cheaper shirt by giving him
call and leaving their lie wishes 1t to be un
dersood that he has his shirts made in this city by skill
full and experienced seamstresse who cannot be exceed
in any other city. Every gentleman who has tried his
SHIRTS Is willing TO testify to their superiority shirts
the wearer.
Also on hand a well selected assortment Of Collars
Bosoms Stoves Suspenders, Socks, Cravats, Handker
chiefs etc, which will be sold very cheap
ap l4-3tawd WV III FAuIKNpp
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-07
First Premium Grand and Square Pianos.

rpr~ KNABE & G.EIILE, Manufacturers.
FIT y 5N9 Nos. !, G. 8, 0, and ii Eutaw street, Bal
~ H n " timore. New tributes 10 the excellence
of Baltimore made Piano Fortcs. The
Maryland Institute, at their last exhibition awarded to
the First Premium for the best Grand Piano and also
the First Premium best Square Piano exhibited
1t will be recolected that in lSS Piano also received
the First Premium by the same Institute.
Such testimonials not easily earned and not TO
be lightly regarded We may therefore say that having
taken the First Premium, wherever Instruments mel
with competition, offer them TO the public with con
hdence might not otherwise ayow, guaranteeing nj
instruments made by 10 give satisfaction. or they
b. exchanged within six months from day of sale The
durability of workmanship further guarantee for
five years.
Having just completed large additions To Manufac
tory, hope to supply all who may honor with
their patronage; and invite all who desire n superior
Instrument carefully adapted TO the climHtea very
portant matter, and which have made careful
study-to call and examine various styles which
constantly finishing and which will be sold at the
lowest market price for cash or approved paper.
In addition to the above public testimonials. Piano
recommended In terms OF the highest praise by III,
following eminent artists. whose certificates be
Warcrooms Charles Bochsa, the great composer
and musical director TO Mad A. Bishop: Mr.. Geo Knoop
Miss Adele and Charles Ilohnstock and other disn.
gushed performers To the many accomplished Professor,
and Amateurs by whom our Pianos constantly used.
whilst making thankful acknowledgements to them.
c refer for further testimonials.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Pianos hired and tuned mar ~