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the most popular comedian now upon the ssss
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T0oDLEs AND THE MUMMY.
Performed t~o occasions last week crowded
with cor tieuous l,ngh,er ssa .,proeati,n;
and s Sssss and Saturday
BROADWAY THEATaE-E A MARSHALL, SOL1
- L.ssse-The mauasemeos take pleasure ~ sn.cuns-
sa.n the Of
John henry Anderson the Wizard Of the North
mighty Monarch Of MrAces who been aimed By
every court in Europe. and by uea-ly . million In EMS
fury. Prot Anderson will have the honor Of making the
eut OF tie Fare ell Jubsn Sorees " M&gs
Menoas evening Joiy 2th inst These sorees fAntas
tques are positively the last * the Great Wizard In thu
Sf South America sae he has been specially invited
by command ~f the Em pr~or Of Brazil
RowERY TuEATRE.--sPECIAL NOTICE.-THR
Goodai will take place Friday July 3d. ~hea
will be presented the snbme Tragedy Of aAMLETHsm-
let (frst tim. in New York) Mr. Good Singing Dancing
So To cluoe with rHE WIDOWS VICTIM-Clip Mr.,
epen
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TUE COMMITTED
IA OF Arrangements for the plimeptAry benefit
the four sisters ~ be held Monday evening, July
10Th eight o'clock, at MI Bunes Of Crosby ADD
Houston streets 1t Is particularly requested that every
member should be present, business OF importance viii
he Gentlemen uishng to assist in gsing tbs
IS above.
~ Observation-Disclosures Is cents. Doors opea at q ~
o'clock Great attraction the aiadee
of the summer season. Monday evening July 10 aen
Cline TIE parallel Rope Dancer aud Profess Honey
and Son. the most astonishing Equbrists Of the
the night together with musisl
by full Snd efficient orchestra The Cosmorsmas have
been newly orraosed and he during the day aud
evening. The view Of the barbor and Of New York
from the pr"mepadas. Is magnificent.
RROoKLYN MUSEUM BOXES AND PaRQUEr. Is
- cents; Gallery l2h GEMS. Frat pight of John
Brougham To commence with DOMBEY q S0N-Capsatl
with the farce Of RAISING THE WIND.
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1,nEMARklsp wenAs.s rslvArs MEDICAL COR.


Il a,ioo-By Ur A. ~ MsuricssU Professor o. Dise.ser
" Women -Tv ootetb edition. Is pp 2j0-Pros 81.
Wears sprerns OF physaai aud mental snssb 60 mAn
sScrtVbsse wife pecnpisxy aihgui the nuc-
hand mishs have been spared BY timely ths
work 10 H. nt-poed especially tor the arres or Thee
contemplating msrrAs as 10 dsoosss i'm portant escr~
~ticb should be known 70 ,bstp parti,uiariy
Hero also female the wife-the mothef--shs ora
either tucdDs tbt" ~omsnheod other decline
81 yesrt-fu whom nature ooptep,pa an TN poYtAnS
Gns.Re can discover tho toe wosr
thpt remedies sro most certain cure In evsyv
aompam W rhch her ser u subject.
LNrart cfs letter fron gn tisman Dayton Ohio.p
~ n ~ ssuhicnnU!- UsSToS My l. 1875
yu't snd 6trpg months before darios
successive deptiitasna
SO proetrsttps her pntns her life Imminent danger
so' which was on the is-t o6oaos d-psred Of
tu state OF thinEs Inevitable and resigned
meet the worst At this smc tncw about mopthsl
hsro yo.r socs tightly spoken of sinss mAA
trr"schig nsse 10 itr receitt psrnsai sannet
exprest 20 yon the reief u afforded drr-sred MUD Ank
the ytp afe IN psrtst vito esrritg thst thA
great discovery II Desomsaas provided rerne5y. 10
opened prof pec t. ~h,cs .ie ceiyea pos
ho fp Tor ths ere apo.h-t could have passed
my beso IN sill hpu.st probability wife sorS
n Ter rrbve, snd my nhiiatsu LETT motherleas
" rs, OF ooUrse sotcshle tc convey fully
er ~ ruhedts pested ~ a. they ~ STRICTLY
Intended fr the married ,haae plating arrsSA.
For st'e s ~ 1r ac~sy and - tbe pnblish,oe cus -
rnrter ~ h,e sisbams ~ n. Peteraon B Ch.stnut
frtet r'usdep'ik On the receipt 81 ~, oeoy ~iEhe
trarsuttt.d BY ws free 81 postage tc oayt ,fsue
UnAH W..ee Au letters must be addressed posi- paSt4
HAsyAv street,
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gHIPPING.


TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Connecting with the rscbo Mail Ste Anship Com pau
aspn~s and PanAms order Of tho Postmaster Gen.
raj the United States mail With tins great Cali
ernia and Oregon mails, be despatched the Ctr
and h OF each month direct for Aspip1 s and from
0rieaps the 7th and 22d When these dates
sunday the sailing to be postponed until ths Monday fol
lowing The Pacif mail he In readiness
Immediate despatch srrsal Of the mails at fansmx
United States Nail Steamship Compauy. The following
list Of .he Steamship ,eiongins 60 this somEsSy-
SShsoRRoIA. s0Stons SsEsGENTtITY 90 .os.
ILLINOIS q 500 tons FHILAD ELPHIA l. 100 sons
EMPIRE CITY. 1909 tons Ell DORADO. 81 800 tom
L.sSns New York for iiDinw. on tn. 9Th and 10Th =
The now steamships Dorado and Falcon viii form.
direct lire between New Orleans and VAIL leaving
the b and 10 Of each month forming with tho Pacin
tesmsh;ps through line to and from Nov Orleans
ORLEANS oar be secured FROM Armstrong harris Co..
agents at that place.
THE RATES WILL. sE
fcr Ladies saloon State Rooms. Observation-Disclosures 6s
Second Cabin Stsnae %
ere landed st the railroad iepos Aspnwa
free expense Tho road being In operation and oa
che transmit OF the lstbmus may be perore cd In Cor
eighteen 70 twenty -four bOursthe which varies
from $40 20 S2S to be horne By the pAsssusere
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
this company steamers inspected ard approved BY th
navy Department, commanded by Navy officers And ca
Tying the United Ststee Nails will hereafter leave Psnsms
immediately ARRIVAL OF the Atlantic mails and San Fran
- Aospuloo boat will DO kept esob end 9;
the route 70 cover accidents The
hoongLg 20 the Pacific Mail Steam ship Company
on tb facbe ono Of which will 30 always In port 1T esos
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Sy0R LlVERFooL-UNITED STATES MAIL STE AM
chip ATLANTIC. Capt- james West-the team ship
will depart with the United States Mails Europe,
lively on Saturday, July 2h AZ IL oGock NJ. from her
perth at the foot of Canal street Ne berth secured till
pRd Tor For freight passage having equaej
most lions Tor elegance and comfort. apply to
- EDWARD n. COLLINS a. CO., Sc Wall street.
Tho steamship ARCTIC will succeed the Atlantic. and sa
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. hsn stsamshiLs-Betwoen New York and Liverpsoi
eet nnd between Bostor ana Liverpool the Boston
ply calling a. Halifax receive mails ana pas
scpEere. ' N '~'
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MEDICAL,

HoELoWAY's oTNTMENT AND FILLs-A DANGER
II wound the thigh cured by their three
yesrs Mr. acton Of Melbourne, had hi. thigh most
fearfuly looerated wher out rtdiug h horse running
away and his leg coming in violent collision with WALL
he was mn TO bis bed for nearly eighteen mo0shs
SUM ring from tho ACCIDENT and shs best
medical aos,s effort In healing
the und and his health became impaired that his m
was despatred of In this
way Ointment sno ps had the effect Of healing his
wound with derul rapidly and restoring him TO
health sold by all the doris Of medicine shout
British empire and also b, those tho United States6
ctrts 70 cents and 81 40 each Wholesale at Mr. Mereo
u Maiden lane. New York and at the proprietors IA
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us Nature and Treatment IL Di-esees by u Bows
Mn, v practisiuf physician and sargcon ano leo.
tnrhr on these oom plants Price teduced t. S. a, -
aeorso plates Extract from III. Boston Medical
p,ni 5o"rhhl " mss b. ssid feares IL to he
sn,on p"r ftcoro p.st he family 81 sesso
snu ~ superior 10 Ihug ~ the Wind h.
shs country. Authvf Wee an sheiI terri
PIE Consequences ih Il w,bnGt gouht nlost truth
n and Important book thls subject pnbtis heA
rtic' author ~ book on Nstnrs Dossh. Dist a.
cmv ryt ican tanes ~ ousck-ry, So SO. For sale
I62 ard by she suthor, 504 Broadway.
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hMhbih' Obpt. -. FEHSIA, Capt.
AfhlIh' capt. usrrison- Asia, Capt Judkins.
EUROPA, Capt. Lott. NIAGARA Cant Stona
AMERICA. Capt. shannon. CANADA. Capt Lang.

o. v
NATCHEs-Fy order ~ The British
foreign diaetufe tcsripg e. Eagnh
manufacturers, s e hereafter admit ted england ia
rAnfit0 Tor the UUcd Stotes and other uueries In
Of Which French ana Kiss watches my
pee at uavre for hsw Nar Boston, Liverpa
ut aeurrIg the rick heretofore berg ssyei tho
tug.ish custom house.
Ftsroh German. other fotegn goods received srd
trogsft VI .ita Br tsh goods ThrauRb bills Of
lading Sre given In Havre for New York
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MEDICAL AID -te. COVERS INvIGORATINa
Iva Craial for nervous dttits weakress &c jnc,o.-
- sh s.r octty Young have yaa tasted
tne W uee tis O. lrh a,sd eor ~ Dalsy -ish
reeve. So bot three bo,tles for IS scs az *
Ie az nue. Al u Chambers street. where DR. ia con-
suttd in all dice ases. ~ 1890" go - 10 WA
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TINTED STATES MAIL sTsAxsBrP COMPANY


Il States nail steamship HUMBOLDT. y. Lines, CON.
mander, vii leave for Hsyre, touching Suthamp t.
isnd the male AID passengers, Saturday July Sst, !
twelve o'clock from pier No North river. Prices %
passage In tist cabin $780, do. do sscopd do SO
not wanted during the 0ud be
the cay before fa liog. marked Below. B.-so mer
ohabote will be received board after Thurday July
goth An experienced attached TO the ship
freight or pshsspo, sJply to
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KINGSTON, ia, July or N --Cheese-Tbc sales in
cude twenty fte hampers g. at 10 I'd; smailr par
ceis occasionally eonmrpd I'D per 10 the market Is
hbro OF American llour-sat uIsr. and Phil AIDE phia
moved ia l0o bb tots 81 SIS Gold-W quote doG
hoons al IA "a, and American NJ per cent pre-
mi,m Nams ia large .uppiy I'd u very limited
inquiry. We quote Ann rIcap 40. I'd; Irish, ut
So az ~. ana Lancashire 81 50 per lb
Exchange 90 New York-Mctchtnts bills, GO days, X
to per prem.
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MO FEk TILL CURED.-Dk GUBBErT 10 DuA An
street. may De ccnhaensisliy consulted diseases.
'nty-one yesrr ~ sie speciality III en- nhss
n &C. cure genera debility rhe Victims ~
appy 70 hin yih the s.rtsrts havps thew ssssa
yerly trehtea Df G if menh ar 81 ths N
=, % oheerrt ths name aud nurpsf there I. : sstr
NO. ~ on the .ber sise al Chatham streeS =. 'ssc
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TERMS
nAugy RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES ia published NJ SlH DOLhAhS
per nnnnin payable IN advance. .. $50
ADVERTISING For one Hqnrc 81 FlF ltfN LINES
M Iss ira, inaeron 80 cents aud every succeeding in
acrtion 81 conia go, -
TUyiec eck=For squnre frat insertion G2l CENTS
every succccding insertion ff5 cents.
7icc ,ccck ioceh-For one square, iirat in
soron ~ ccna every succeeding insertion 80 conts
Advertisements OIL more tah ono square, wil DC charged
t s,nc proportion according the number Of squares
Hut If the advertisements exceed square, any
bcr of full nnucs, by less thnn right lines, the additional
iinea will be charged ahaf sqaar il il exceed
SQUIRE or my number oul squares by cR limos tho adj
dilionn lines will be charged ms n full square
The number OF insertions OF Advertisements must bc no
ted on the Ms or they will he inserted until ordered 10
be stopped mud charged accordingly.
Annnn Advertisers charged $50 for 30 lines, aud IN
thnt proportion for advertisements Of greater lcngj ana
$50 for is lines md that proportion for advertisements
of greater length except AuctoncerS VINO are charged
800 (pnpcr included for nl snes before their doors
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McDONOUGH'S
PATENT UNIVERSAL REFRIGERATO

NHE subscriber offers for sale the above patent Refg-
orator It is altogetherdferentf roa all others now
and the philosophical principles of its construction The
case is made OF wood which is free from smell and lined
with metallic surface and its interior vessels are osone
ware tits so arranged that each article of food or prov
slons is kept entirely separate and removed with facility
By the plan OF its construction OF cold airs In
constant circulation around each vessel and within each
apartment while by simple venlating contrvance the
complete purity OF the whole apparatus is ensured there
by thoroughly obviang all the old objections that have
been made to any other invention for the same purpose
viz: by avoiding that liability engender local or
odors from the viands, meat fish, vegetables pastry or
fruit which may be contained therein The convenience
which affords for retaining the purity and sweetness of
good butter particularly cannot be surpassed and the
small quantity of ice that required keep every thing
cod, Is most economical desideratum
The proprietor challenges the country TO produce any
thing that will compare with it, and he TO keep
provisions colder and with half DC ok ice "a
hours, than any Refrigerator with peck Orders SO
lcited. r. NJ ZIMMERMAN
my6 Corner Main and I2tb streets
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L,NGLIsu EnnrsoNs DE vAnuAnGE

"a n
IA THEOLOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
At REDUCED rRIcEs.-Areh Bishop Tillotson's Works
complete in 3y0ls folio
Cattcrmo!es Literature Of the Church Of England;
voIs, gyo.
Bishop Berkeley Works vols syo.
ChafnOck on the Divine Attributes.
Bishop Mant's Primitive Christianity exemplifed md
illustrated by the acts Of primitive Christians.
Members Lille 81 st. Cfysestom translated from the
German by Rev & 5tapleten.
Itoiopes Anaccta Theological, Critical, Pathological
ana ExeBetical commentary the New Testament,
adapted 10 the Greek text, compiled and dgested from
the most approved Sources British and foeign and
ranged hs To exhibit the comparative weight Of the dfe
rent opinions on dissented texts; vols syo
Carys Testimonies Of the Fathers of the first four
ur1cs 10 the doctrine and discipline OF the Church Of Eng
land. aa set forth IN the tirty-nine articles.
The Book OF the Church, by Robert Southcy, LII ID,
Poet Laureate.
The Liturgy compared with the Bible, by the Rev
Henry Ives Bailey.
Arch Bishop Wakes genuine epistes of the Apostle
Gcal Fathers st Clement, st PolVcart st Icnatius st
Barnabas the Pastor Of Heras and tho Martyroms of
st lgnatins aud st Polycarp written for those who
present, translated and published with preliminary dis
courses, vol, 12 mo.
The whole Works ofthe Rt Rev. Ezekiel Hopkins ID
d. Lord Bishop OF Derry, with memoir Of the author
volume, svo.
Sermons for Lent, Easter aud Whtsuntide, selected
from the works OF the eminent English Dizziness
vols, l6 mo.
+ Or sale by NASH WOODHOUSE,
my 20 Eagle Square.
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

IS-A-NINI1IAN Z.
NHE subscribers Merchant Tailorsl would respectful
y inform the citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity
that they have established, a No. 132 Main street
Richmond Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing
Warehouse, where they now have ready for inspection
one OF the largest and superior stocks of
Clothing IN the city of Richmond of the very best mate
rlas and workmanship which will sell from 90 to IS
per cent less than any other establishment in the city,
Also, a large stock of gentlemens furnishing Goods
such as Shirts Collars Cravats Pocket Handkerchiefs
Gloves, Suspenders, &c. R. DECOU 4 co.
ap 3-3m No. 1872 Main
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~ WEDEs
- American Hammered ilhON
English and American roiled)
English and American Bistered Steel
German cast and shear Steel
Broad Plough Iron
Broad, round and square do Of all sizes
Oval and half round do do do
Plough Plates
McCormick's and Pamer's Mould Boards
American, Russian and English Sheet Iron
Band and hoop do
Wire of all sizes
Nail Rods of American and Swedes Iron
Horse Shoe Iron
Tin Plate, sheet Zinc, pig and bar Tin
Sheathing, brazers and bar Copper
Sheet and bar Lead
Full assortment of Groceries. For sale by
JOHN N GORDON & SON.
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x--4-Es1 OMNIBUS LINZ.

xr-p=TaA OMNIBUS LINE.
91G The Subscribers now running line of
city from Rockets to the head of Broad
street.
Fare from Rockets to the head ofBroad street or any
portion ofthe route 81 cents.
The line consists of the most splendid coaches that have
yet been introduced into the city attended BY careful and
experienced drivers.
No improper persona will be permitted enter any
ofthe Omnbuses so the line specially commends itself
the patronage of the ladies'.
no TT r. NAILOR,
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. nomATIC sCIscIEnAm sCmNApps..

Tins nrticc Il prepared rom te beat bnrcy That
be selected IN Europe and the Of Aromatic ita
ian berry Of acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal
properties aud has long since acquired high reputation
in Gravel Gout aud Hhcnmstsfn ia distractions Of tho
Iadder mud Kidneys and in debility ofbe Urinary
tons IL Dropsy aud tonic it will DO found highly
full
Sold wholesale and retail by
H.. H. DUVAL
fc II Under the American Hotel
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warranted to ..nna ,he soull.ern cIimnte.

HEAD-MAnK THIS FACrf
sgLKEH's FUNERAL PLASTIC PAINT
w III stand any climate without cracking blister.
sceptcs read this testimony from the President Of tho
Reading Railroad Company:
OGice If He Phda. aad Rendia0 II. H. Lo
No. 10 g. Front St. cor Of Wings Alley,
Philadelphia, May Sd, Is52.)
Dear sr-We have used yonr "Ilasl,e paiulsv for
than year and for painting BRIDGES depoia, DC.
&c, have found equal 10 any paint have used ia
ac We now give 1t preference over all others have
tried for such uurpOses.
Yours respectfully. JOHN TUCKER, President.
The above is but oftbe many certificates we have
received from gentlemen Of city, who have used Sill.
ver's Mineral Paints.
coLORs-we have seven different colors viz: three
Browns. two Chocolates Black and Yellow and by
bnaton make every variety and shade Of color.
BODY.-Thesc Pantsare superior in body Tor covering
property to any yet discovered and ponnd Tor pound will
cover double the surface Of white lead zinc other
talic Paints
IHONeo Iron they furnish perfect protection against
rust for they contain metal which like white lead
destrucvey the IRON in fact this Paint makes iron
doubly valuable for building purposes
bHICk WORk.-They give TO house walls much
heavier coating than other paints and if sanding is
qulred nothing holds firmly finishes well with it,
OLD hOOFS-tjive us a roof, never so old and leaky.
yers Mineral Paints will maket cheaply and more
enduring than il ever was
SHIPS using this extraordinary Mineral as we prepare
II Tor them will be proof against the action Of hot
worms and salt water.
CAPITALISTS and BUILDERS are invited to make
strict scrutiny into the merits OF these Paints They will
md very great reduction might be made in the Of
painting These Paints purely mineral all cays and
other Impurities washed in preparing them for the
market Ihey cost but half the price Of white lead and
the same quantity will twice the surface, and last
SIX times as long, which in fact reduces the price
twelfth Climate has effect this Paint, and equal
~ valuable In the cold Canadas sunny Florida
DIRECTIONS.
Use Linseed OIL mix thick as you cam and nso as
other paints These Paints need but little dryer and for
printing and second coating in all homework they will be-
0 und far cheaper and more durable than lend.
Dealers and procure this Paint wholesale
and retail Of FRENCH & RICHARDS
N w. Corner 10th and Market sts Philadelphia
General Wholesale Agents. also Importers Of Plate and
Colored Window Glass, Dealers in Drugs Paints &C.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.


ENRESHa FOREIGN GOODS-By the steam
H. ers Pacific and Baltic we are receiving
Fancy satin and lace checked Musins
DO plain and diagonal flush do
Swiss satin stripe do
Hair, cord and satin spot do
Black Cashmere and Alapacca Hose
Black and mode coored Cotton Hose
Mzed Cotton Hose and half Hose
Do merino and Vgona half Hose
Oxford mixed and cloth Gloves
Chamos lined Berlin do
Heavy wool do
Mems merino Shirts
Fancy ball and exhibition Buttons
Pearl, coat, vest and shirt do
Horn and paper coat and vest do, &c. &c 90.
81 Which we offer to the trade at very low prices
KENT PAINE Il KENT.
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w0RCEsTER,s ELEGANT

-+.z--. WOKCESTER'S ELEGANT
,.,s ~ PIANO FORTES.-A. MORRIS. Qate
j 4 u Druher Morris) sole agent, by the Han
Ienrico will be in receipt of further supplies of
these elegant Pianos and those who have been waiting
Tor particular Patterns be supplied if early ap
Iieation be made at this agency.
The constantly increasing demand for these favorte in
staeAts has rendered 1t necessary that orders part
culas patterns should be left advance to be supplied in
reasonable time.
NEW NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
From the n y Courier and Enquirer January a. 1882
WoRCEsTER'. PIASos-The constantly increasing re
puaton of the Piano Fortes manufactured by Worcester
authorizes reminding readers that orcesters
srunents beautiful and ornamental they ad
ntted be unsurpassed in their essential qualities
of musical excellence.
From the New York Commercial Advertised
"'Those ducet strains, of which very truly yours,
speaks came from human throat, but from of
those wonderful pieces ofmechanisn known 'Worces
tiers Pianos AS have than said they give
FORTH next tothe melody of voice in loves whisperngs
the sweetest and most perfectly harmonious and msod
GUS tones that accustomed to listen to-"
From the New York Evening Mrrorl
We were admiring. few days since, a very magnih
looking Piano Forte in the elegant drawing of
the Union Place Hotel when upon examination ofits in
terror pleased to 6nd that from the
ufactory of friend Worcester. Mr. Wheeler, the
proprietor OF the hotel informed that in the last
years he had bought many dozen Piano Fortes of
Mr. Worcester for himself and friends and that all had
given the perfect satisfaction We have often said
and take pleasure in repeatngthe truth that Worces
ers instruments made upon honor and equal
in the world.