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11lollat), loor>r & Auull,

L.. D. NORRIS will be in CarrOlItcn ON the
90th inst. with good assortment of Philadel-
pha WOODEN Goods, which will be sold cheap
ior cash or exchanged for Wool. He deems 1t
unnecessary to say any thing in commendaton OF
these goods, as they carry with them their own re-
commendation. Cal and see them if you do not
desire to buy. Nothing will be charged for show
inc them. May %, '52.
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Mrs. NNaReN'S school.

Notice is hereby giventO the citizens of CarrOlls
ton and vicinity that the exercises of this school
will be resumed on the first Monday of May. Mrs.
Swaney has secured the labors of her sister, Miss
Phebe Ann Lindey, for the coming summer, as an
assistant, and it is her intention that the energies
of both teachers shall be judiciously and perseve.
ringy directed 20 the moral and literary training Of
the pupils. Terms as heretofore.
Carroton, April 5, l652.-6t.
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New HagerStOWR Academy.

The summer term Of this Institution will CON-
mence on Wednesday, the fifth day of May, under
the management Of its former teachers, J. & J.W.
Lndy. In addition to boarding houses, arrange
ments are also made for boarding on the club syss
TEN. Books and Stationary can be obtained from
the Principal
Notice is also hereby given that the teachers in
the Academy will not give recommendationsto any
student for school teaching who has not gOns
through preparatory course of training.
REV. r. BROWN, Presf.
Of the Board.-
New IIagerstown, April, 8, la52.-4t
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Notice.

The interest Of VIM. c. McKibbin, in the firm
OF Hampton, NTH x ca. ceased on the 25sh OF
October last.
Fl .mpton Il S NTH will continue the Wholesale
Dry Goods business, as heretofore, at No. 81
Wood Street.
Pittsburgh, Jan. LIST, 1852.
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The largest and prettiest lot of Dress Goods in
town can be found at Cummings d Brackin's-
Plain and figured Berege', Silk PoPIns, Silk
Berege, figured Swiss Lawns, &c, with great
variety of New styles, which we offer at veay low
prices. Call and see
F''''0 CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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NOtiCe

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been eel
appointed and qualified as Administrators OF the
estate of Jacob Shaver, deceased. Those in
debted to said estate will make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date.
HENRY SHtWVER,
JACOB WILLIAM SlItWVER, Adm'rs.
March 26, 1859,
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NOTIcE

Notice Is hereby given 10 John r. Miller and
Barbara bis wife. Of Carroll county, Ohio, Law
renee Stalder, Of the State Of Indians, and Jacob
nruner, Of the State Of Illinois, that on the III
day OF May, 1854, James Reed, MARY Reed, Dn-
silla Reed, and Joseph Reed, "a minor who sues by
his Guardian, Joseph B. Tidball Of CarFUii county,
Ohio,) children and heirs o. las OF tlleir father
James Reed. Esquire, late Of said county. deceas-
ed, hed bill IN ehaneery against them ia the court
Of common pleas Of Carroll county, 10 the State
Of Ohio. The sbiee and prayer Of the bill Is,
that during the lifetime Of their father, James Reed
10 wit on the gard day Of February 1899, be en-
tered into an agreement in writing with said ia
cob Brunef and Lawrence Stader, for the purchase
Of forty-one acres and fifty-fve-hundredths Of an
acre OF land In Brown tp., In Carroll county, (par-
tcularly described in the bllI,) for seven hundred
dollars that he got possession Of the land and held
il until bis death, which happened ia the fall Of
the same year. That said Reed, father Of Peti.
TONERS, and his Administrators paid said Bruner
and Stader the whole Of the purch,se money for
said land but never received deed therefor (as
stipulated 10 said agreement in writing.
The said bill further states that John r. Miller
and Barbara Miller his wife, sold said land 10 said
Bruner aud Stalder, nthe Of Is3s-that they
MILLER and wife who held title 10 said land as ten
ants in cOmmon,) conveyed said land to said Bru-
ner and Stalder, that the deed delivered to Bruner
and Stader never was recorded, and Is either lost,
mislaid, or destroyed &c. The prayer is that said
parties may be enjoined from disturbing the pos
session of Petitioners and those claiming under
them to the premises described in the bill and for
general relief, &c.
And the said Miller and wife, Lawrence Stalder
and Jacob Bruner are further notified that unless
appear and plead answer or aemur to the said bill
within sixty days after the next term Of said court
the said Petitones at the term next after the ex.
piration Of the said sixty days, will apply to said
court to take the matters Of the bill as confessed
and to decree accordingly.
VAN BROWN,
Sol'r for PeI'rs.
Nav IA, 1859. 6w.-Pr fee $500.
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CLEVELAND, May 25.

The receipts have been light for some days.
and a.small advance in grain is noticeable
WHEAT, 7l(O73c for northern, Corn. 43CO
44c, sales lighl. FLOUR, 900 bbls sold al S3,45,
400 bbIs at 3.25, and SO extra at 3,6l. OATS,
scarce a, 35 TO sic. BACON, hams l0c shout
ders 8. WHITE FISH, $50 per bbI, 500 per J
bbl. Butter I2 TO l3c. EGGS plenty al 9(O
I0c. Salt, Sl, ,l2 per Dbl.
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Agricultural A Notice.

The managers of the Carroll Co. Agricultural
society will NEE, at The court house 10 Carroll.
ton on Saturday the 5'h day Of June, on busl-
ness connected with the society.
Per order of the President,
GEO. F. kennedy.
NAV at. ts52,-2ls, @t Secretary.
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Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as Executor of the estates
of Thomas !. Beatty, deceased. Those indebt-
ed to said estate will make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate viii
present them legally authenticated within one
year from this date. 1+
ABRAM KNOTS,
March 26. 1852. Executor.
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH BAYHUFF:

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator OF
the estate of Joseph Dayhuf, late Of Carroll coun;
ty, Ohio, deceased. Those indebted will make imi
mediate payment and those having claims against
said estate will present them legally authen ticai
ted, within one year from this date.
WILLIAM CAMERON, Adm'r.
April 23, 1859. Van Brown, An'y.
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From The N. Y. Daily Times, April 9.

From the N. y. Daily Times, April 9.
DR.. STEVENS splendid address to the grodu
u,es in the College Of Physicians and Surgeons
ought 10 be printed in letters Of gold, and the
whole so 600 physicians Of the United States
compelled to learn il by heart. Hemosl SIREN
uously recommended the use Of DR. Warts
NERvoBs ANTIDoT,E saying, "There were two
methods Of curing diseases; the one was to fol-
low the Observable ms Of The effects OF remedies
and TO select those than produce he largest pro.
portion Of beinefl, aud nothing has ever equal
led DR.. Waits remedy, for it almost acts upon
certainty; by magaeuzing the nerves, disease
must retire, and recovery is eerlain if the pa.
lien, hes sefieien, strength left TO recruit the raw
ages Of The disease" To be had Of A. R. Damp.
ster, Leesburgh Carroll co. o, Price, dol.
lar per bottle.
May 4, so.
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Az dancing frolic a, MeConnelsyille, Ohio,
uu the night of Monday, The 10Th instant John
Leezer dirked Samuel Ohord i've times 10 the
side. Leezer was arrested, and Odord It is ex.
pecied will recover.
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6J- The Albany Ddchman expresses It's sur
brise lhs, young men can consent to loaf about
she rum shops as they do, when a good dose Of
arsenic can be purchased for sixpence.
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cILK HATS, NEW STYLES. KOssUTH Do J
. Panama, Pedal, Braid, Alboni q Palm Leaf
Hats and Silk Oil Cloth Caps, a big lots 5nai re-
ceived and for sale, very low, by ...,.- r
E z. CUMMINGS = BhACKIN.
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InvioluIe fidelity, good humOi, and comPla-
cency Of temper, ou,live all 'he charms Of a
fine face, and make the decays Of il invisible.
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PITTSBURGH, Nav 25:

Market active. Flour S3,lO. $50, and 3,25.
l5O bbs as high as 3,37, Wheat 60 and &C.
Oats SO to 35c. Corn, 40; for white and 42c
for yellow and Rye 45o. Hams loc, shout
ders 8lc. Butter l24c. Eggs 82c. Cheese
6!c. Sugar Sc by the hid. Moasses 36c.
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MARKETS.
Cleveland, May 90.

Cleveland, May 90.
f: Flour, S3.4O03 so.
Wheat Northern 75; MediIeranean,70.
OATS 500 bu. from Railroad sold al 80; re.
tail SO.
White6sh advanced. Detroit River S9(09,.
so for bbls, and 4 rs for halves. Scarce.
Sugar-lO hhds al 5aC07.
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SHOES, LADIES' CATERS of all colors Jen-
ny Lind Slippers, with full assortment of all
kinds Of the very best make, on hand and for
SALE cheap by CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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Aotlee

= l. hereby given that petitions will be presented
TO the commissioners Of Carroll county at their
June session, proposing the survey aud Ocati0n Of
a County Road, commencing at the point whets
the lands Of Michael Foltz, " and Jacob snyder
corner near the Il. Martins Church, on the rOsd
leading from Malvern 70 Csnton thence 10 inter.
sect the lane Of Jacob Lozier, thence through the
lands Of aid Lozier, Jacob Winter and Daniel
B0Ttz TO intersect the line between Samuel kim
mel and Mehat s. Beah theuee west TO interseet
the road leading from Stalls m TO hilip >haler's,
April 2, 1857. MANY PETITIONERS.
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STATE OF OHIO, CARRoLL:coUNTY IS


Court of Common Pleas vacation after April
term, lS52.-Frederick Brandt Executor of Mar
tin Holtsnan. decd VS.. Eve Wolff ct al.-By vir-
tue of an order of sale issued from the court of
common pleas of Carroll county, to me directed,
will offer for sale on the premises in oudon tp.
on Tuesday the Sth day of June next the south
east quarter of section five, in township number
twelve, in range ve in Carroll cOuntj, situate in
Loudon township, being the farm on which said
Martin Holtsman died, being we'll situated, with
about ninety acres Of cleared land good house and
barn. and other necessary buildings, an orchard Of
one hundred and fifty large fruit trees, paed gar
denim short good and desirable farm. Terms Of.
sale, one-thrd of the purchase money n hand and
the balance in two equal annual nstalments with
interest secured by mortgage on the premises.
Apnl %, 1852. F. BRANDT,
Executor Of Martin lolsmah, decd.
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New YORK, May 2l,

NEW I IUNhi HIuy ~F'
Flour, 10000 bbs sold at 4l2 TO 4,25 Tor
State md 4,45 for Southern. Wheat 1903 for
$4,000 bu. Corn 62064, Sugar 81 by the
hid.
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CINCINNATI. Ma

F,ors 200 bbls son, a, 3,l8 TO 3,25, Sugar
by the hid At, MolaSses 54c FER g0'' D'"o'
lie. Slim supply in all.
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LElTHER, mo- AKn 0II.

COCO SIDES SPANISH AND sLAUGHTRR
SOLE LEATHER-.300O Slaughter PuHia
Hides; wah a large sock ni Uils CurueF's Tools
and every article 10 lhe Iinst
Also. 2U0 cases Boots, Shoes and Rabbefss Of
Massachusetts Manulacluro, all Of which Sili
be sold al prices eu,irely squsfactary 20 purehas.
ers. i'll. CHIT fENUENg
Cleveland. Oc1nber. 20, 1851.
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ESTATE OF JAMES CowDEN, DECD.

ESTATE OF JAMES COWDEN, DECD.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed, and legally qualified, Exec.
ulor Of The estate Of James Cowden late of Car.
roll county Ohio decd. Those indebted to
said estate will make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate will pre-.
sent them legally authenticated within one
year from this dale.
A. C. STEWART, Executor.
May 7, 1852
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RONNETS AND BONNET SILKS, large and
beautiful assortment, together with a splendid
lot of new style ribbons and trimmings Just re-
ceived and for sale very cheap, by
CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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.eHFs4e0sFsf4

All persons oEiag cost. ID the once "a tht
Clerk 81 ne colrt ~ eomaian Peas q - nlst
Probaie Doekets. noe u the pFutats Csart Co. -
eettlemeHt Of estates or etlsF4lse. hs4sAg -
tihe1 that uudef the nsg orgabaalloa II epmte
and changes Of ofhners. Il i Necessary Inst II SID
ensts be paid wltii9ua ielsy. .-
By attending 70 this q riies bslpxa he afsf day
81 June next persdns Il1sbted will prevent lns
crease Of Gusts in the wag d e5lleellng fees.
ag0. y. kennedy.
Clerks elirscauol co., Clefk.
Aprd z. 1854 -sE.
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LAW NOTICE

A. L. Ready, Attorney and Cou' ssIior al
Lal5 and Solicitor in Chancery, viii practice
in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted to bis care will be promptly
attended TO. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April 5. 1850.
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PARTNERSHIP.
EXECurOR,S NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed and qualif-
ed as Executor of the estate of Robert Peoples de-
ceased. Those having claims against said estate
will present them legally proven within one year
from this date. JOHN A. UTTORF,
April Is, 1859. Executor
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SIleri0''S Sale.

by htT HWy J, U'"NS'
CaroIlon, May IA, 1852.-Pr. fee $3.50.
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Notice

New Hagerstown, April, 9, la5s.-4t.
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NOTICEIN PARTITION.

IT ny JUHU TI' AEIPFf
Nav Il, 1922 fee $3.50.
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LEGAL NOTICES

CUPRRNE COURT ELIJAH n. CARRINoIoN AND
~ Franklin II. Orris against THOMAS nryTham.s UaS
mosr.-City and County Of New fork-i9 M
ward Defendant You hereby summonea ~, nv
ansse the complaint IN to 20 serve copy Of your an
swer TO The said com the A. their oce
asx .a The service hereof exclusive OF he tsy OF such
n Won fail the said 90 nplsint within
~ IT, sfarc,sd the plaintiffs in this action sill take
nSrmsnt aesnst you the SUN Of three hundred asd
aolsrs and stveLty-one cents with interest
,hs, from the third day OF February enc tnou
sasd eight hundred and hytwo lssiass one dosr sna
auggust ~ la6z STEWART A. SHkA,
PlelntiGs' Attorneys.
The complsiat in tho Above action dsd with tho
Clerk OF tie city snd couaiy " new York this S0t ay 81
nutUst iejg. STEWART s. SHEA,
FiAin.ifs Attorney
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Supreme co,rs--speciai Term.

bl hoh jthlBe hooscvelt.
AuGUsT 30-DTt Isoas-- "a hs matter az FIpa, f,.;sI
ton srd 0ikosOrder sub tuting trustes In mac.
Of trustee dccessed and girog special direction
john CacsceH and oTs Henry Bn yea ispL aasd 8e
This In nay opinion IL clearly sham III II be
not there IL scarcely conceivable In which iefen
dhnt may not with real oefeDce put the plaintiff 10
the pense an delay Of regular formal trial Motion
10 strike out granted With SIC costs
Bc,,jsRfn u Sherman &c. IS. U,,By bishnsR Mot on
10 strike out granted, with $40 costs
H. NJ MATER Of he petition Qf May finn Ia and Hiram
Rsynor reae 10 e ,enf n real sdfe oJ Peck Breurn
decreased Order 70 be dawn and a.gued upon BY parties
80 suggested by the judge yzthst costs be returned
and decree modified TO the amount and balance paid
ores 10 the petitioner
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
re- SEE FIFTH PAGB. -ps
ANTHOLOGY.

ASTROLOGY.
CCoTT, DIR. JOHNSON, BoNAPARTE-THK3R THREE
- All believed firmly in Astrology.
AID kings aud lords, more thsn ths muse can name.
Have put their signst soss 70 Rsbsck's fame.
From sweden % land, o singer aud a seer
Game the sea to try their infueace here.
A Lind, Roback-esoh in different ways
Excited wonder and comm anded praise.
There family Sweden better known than that Of Ro-
back. hundred and seventy Ave every
Of has had the s Of frtbg the fusura and
declaring the events Of tho pact. aud nobs
chiefs, have consulted them with But In
Of the has tho git b-en powerfully developed
assduously cultivated as In DR. O. w Robsck, now
residing la this city Ut bite street.
for curing the most fats dissaso and giving fortunate
termination OF all events In business aud court
ship proverbie the United States He solves
all dorltes by nsrooey geomaacy. the oraces and the
signs Of the Zodiac The nsts he casts truthful
fate itself. He invites all Who difficulty TO
sonsult hmsll who sict 10 and tho value Of
astroogy. All letters 60 G.. W. ROBACK, No. % Whue
street. will be reldously attended no. paid For more
PARTICULAR Gall and an A.trologcsl Almsra grAtis
whore certificates can be seen.
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Last the bulk Of the expectation composed Of
pece, the value of merchandise shipped having been
than half million Of dollars The aggregate for the
Month will not vary much from the above amount. The
mportaons for the month will be large. The total will
not var, much from seventeen millions of dollars against
thirteen millions four hundred thousand dollars for the
corresponding month in 1851. The value Of exports in
august this year will not vary much from that for the
anne month last year.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
stc Bank Of Indiana and branches the 3lst Of July
1852 -
STATE BANK or INDIANA AND Branches
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GIrT L0AN.sTATE oUARANTEE.-fsso ~ 01yY
.he State Of Virginia payable In twenty CoulaAs
or interest payable semi July and yanuae1) ~
We BaH king house Of Duncan. Sherman Co.. n this dr.
ase bends ssued 10 che Baltimore and Ohio BaroSl
C r The subscription Of the city TO It's stock Thsy
Mueu under full powers frsm the Legislatsrs and
Guaranteed By the etAte Of yiraiA no
nven before the adoption Of the new Coastusieu, YAoh
!sr sueA Those bon the VII
EniA ara coasidered safe any ssoudg this nakeA
Sealed win be received for these bonds sh
u the denominaGon Of thousand Dolars at ~ eoe
the subssrbsr until three o'clock r. NJ the 18th do
Mbsptsmber. Bids will be made without regard accrued
terss for Al scerued interest win DO added whea the
bonds paid for The premium Will be paid he dag
amer the opening Of the BIDS sad the With accrued
srest DO paid Ut the option II Tho bidder Nns b.
loet.aitg 70 secure most reliable ana avsss
snt without Ieespisately disturbing their money aranGs
nsnt Bids should DO directed Proposals for WhosunG
eonds and seat to the subsorbsr By three o'clock H.
corner OF Wall street and Broadws0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE REoRIvKD
vntu the 4th OF September next at the Traasse ess
q the New Jersey Zinc Co npany No 81 Liberty for
Newark New Jersey The building to be iS0 long 50
feet WIDE and four stories high Specifications bs had
JONATHAN TROTTER, Treasures.
New York. Aug. IS. 1869.
A PERSON HAVING THE MATERIALS TO MANU-
"A fActurs Optical Instruments, wishes to find
with capital Of $4,000 or 70 900, partaer Insure
At $50 Pearl street.
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PLACES FATIvIrY-United States. 369 ireland, l08;
England, Scotand 81 Germany, %; Switzerland, Rus
sis British Possessions in North America, untnown
Bellevue, 49, Penitsntiary. BlaokwsIs
Island. Il Asylum for Insane, Rsndals Island Oity
Hospital Almshouse. Blaokwsls Island, .; cslored
Home, q Colored Orphan Asyum L. colored persons
Interments returned from Wards Island, %.
W WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. August ~. 1867.
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comparison Of the leading items for several periods,
eseuts the annexed statement -
Loans Drposts Specie. Circulation.
$50 july. .S3.30 1910 S797274 ~ 0e3449 s3698lT7
! 1o Nov. 3.9l2706 683 462 1885 400 1904 800
i53s,. Nov. 35s6,391 A48S2 10036lT 33366J3
This covers period Of six years during which there
been no great change in any Of the important depart
snts The sars Of this bank and branches appear to
b, we'll marsged
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WILLIAM NELSON q CO.. COMMISSION. saIPfINa
W snd Torwardine MerohAnta, Panama.
WILLIAM NELSON. HENRY 81. MUNRO.



THE CELEBRATED PRiMA DONNA AND PROHRS
ser In Sinsips SgnsrA EikA vAionttni teAchss sing
Ing piano. thorough bass and paalment SAs
at her house. $40 Fourth sseet Msreer from
10 O'clock NJ tli o'clock r. n. She IL wonderan0
sessful In her teaching and wiz s the pubs
Water four professional pupl Of the most mArabio
voice and talent.
lnn PIANOEORTES.-T GILBERT & CO.'S NEW
1UOY Warsroons. sss Broadway. corner Of Al
hony street. and opposite Broadway sank and Thcasr0
where the largest assortment Of Pianos with and Withhold
"a Ssissrat nRsSysa ssean' my % losnc1s4 q
stand climate and give entire sAtiAotsn and win Be
.ulting n many Important mproysments the E0isn ias
brought perfesioR attained BY ethes Hearty
aoOs Assaps have beea applied and the demand rArdH
tnoreasng Regsst Boudotr Cottage Pianos
Tor small T. G. & Co.'s Pianos adm ittsd 10
superior al othess, owing ther Arnnsss and loa4
pdink in tune Prices ct the manufACtOpY.
Dealers supplisd at liberal DISCOUNTS wa4e's s.d
the entire Boston catalogue Of music and instr1oton
books. fu, nishsd st this store az whslessie
Constantly hand. extensive assortment Of second
haHd Planes In sssood aod mahogany easss varytsG n
prices $50 to CLIO. Second hand Goeas Planes Ion
boo ssc Grad Pissss frsn $sOe e $Io0. Pino.
Co.'S Mel0deons from SIS to 81. CaxhArts, - TO ~
Guitars from $40 TO $40, TO-. SO.