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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-28
MIR, F. w. PAPE

DEGS leave to announce to the community of Cam
ID den and vicinity that he will, during his College
vacation of three months, devote himself to School
Teaching, should parents favor him with the insruc.
ton of their children AS he is induced to do this by
no other motive than the desire of having some en-
povment those who will bcstow upon him their pat.
ronage will find his terms most favorable. -
All persons feeling interested will please call this
week, as he wishes to ascertain by next Saturday
whether sufficient scholars be got to enable him
TO commence school. -'-'
AN satisfactory information given on applying to tho
above, one door North Oft J. Workmans Drugstore.
June 2S-lt 'f-.
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OFFICE SoUrM CAROLINA r. R. Co., J
T,,,, 30. 1870

At the regular monthly meeting OF the Board
of Directors of the South Carolina Railroad
Company, held OIL the evening of the 20lh in.
slant, the following Report and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted, and ordered to be
published.
p FMEPy S,roto,,.
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MIR. Kemmerar's Concert.

We invite attention to the Advertisement OF MIR.
Kemmerers Juvenile Concer; Monday evening next.
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Mr.. Edward Scanlan, Druggist in Cincin.
nat recently had three teeth upon golden
plate placed in his mouth On Tuesday night
last, while asleep, the plate became loose and
Mr.. S. swallowed it short distance below the
palate, when the suffocation it occasoned
caused him to wake. He could not get it up
nor down, and thus stationary, it gave him
much pain The anterior portion Of the neck
became swollen and it was feared that loekjaw
would ensue, but prompt medical aid averted
the danger, though he is still in a precarious
condition.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-28

Tho New York Cryetal Palace is to DO opened on tho
18th Of July.
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The above i, the average loss per barrel of
each of said brands. the barrels weighing gross
from 200 to pa lbs!s and the empty barrels
from 20 to "a lbs each. The packages are
badly made short hooped and not sufficiently
nailed. The following is required to make them
merchanahle: Barrels containing Flour, should
be made Of good seasoned materials and tight
ened with ten hoops, nailed with four nails in
each chime hoop and three nails in each upper
bilee hoop; the slaves, if whole barrel should
be twcnty.seven en- inches long, and the di-
ameter of the head seventeen (l7) inches.
The slaves of half barrels, twenty-five in
ches in lenghth, and the diameter, ofthe head
thirteen inches, and all casks truly tared on
the same head with the mill brand.
The upper chime. hoops should cover the
chime, which would prevent it from being bro
ken off thereby leaving nothing to secure the
head from falling out-the hoops should be
placed three on each chine, and two ION each
bilge.
Why should thi, carelessness continue self
interest demands reform, (par,icularly as the
wheat crop has been large and to be harvested
and beyond contingencies when proper at
tenlion TO- the foregoing directions wonld en-
hance the price eofthe produce and prevent ex-
pence and difficulty in the matter of inspec-
ton.
Ifthe Flour from the interior came to mar.
ket in this condition, it could then be sold for
export, thereby yielding better prices, and cre-
a.ing mn outlet which would prevent in great
measure, an over stocked market. Perhaps Il
want ofproper adjustment of scales and weights
in the country, may in a measure account for
the deficiency, which if corrected, would re.
move what seems to be fraud, when perhaps
none was intended.
would also give notice to millers and 9TH
ers ofthe Importance, when -four is put in sacks
to have them to contain either bb., 1876 lbs
or half bbI.; and that they should be sewed
all round, and not have ears tied to the corner,
as the breaking of a single thread causes the
bags to become open, when waste necessarl
y ensucs-the consequence Of which, when re.
ceived in market, must produce" short weight
EDWARD G.. THARlN,
Inspector of Flour and Meal, Charleston, S. &.
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The Committee, to whom was referred til
letter of Mr. Henry w. Conner,fesigning tn
Office Of President, and rendering likewise hi
resignaton.from the Board Of Directors, be-
leave tossubmt the following '7s,'
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From the Georgetown independently
TEMPERANCE IN WASHINGTON.

We think that those of our neighhors
in Washington whose valor in the Tenn
perance cause has out-run their'discretion
had better pause, lest they knock their
shins against the barriers of the :. law
and order" which they profess so much
regard for, as well as prove how little
they arc under that spirit of temperance
or moderation which the Apostle
recommends to his followers to make
I" known unto all men," The meeting in
Temperance Hall, on e street, on Wed
nesday evening, was, as we arc given to
understand, disorderly and discredita-
bic affair, and showed but too plainly
that men of " one idea" are not the per-
sons to conduct safely through, reforma-
ton of any sort. In principle and SUBJ
stance, the resistance to the municipal
law which they menace in two of the
resolutions passed at this meeting, is the
same as offered to well known act of
Congress by the Abolitionists, Free Soil
ers, and "higher law" men Of the free
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MADAME BoCARME.

\ letter from Paris to one of our Jour-
nails gives the following account of the re-
cent career of this noted woman:
g Your readers will rccollect what an
excitement was created two or three years
ago by murder committed by Count
de Bocarme and his wife on the brother
of the wife. The Count was tried and
executed, and the wife acquitted. The
property of the murdered brother, which
was very large, fell by right to the wild
ow, his sister. She also became, by a
decision of the court, guardian of her two
children by the Count. This lady is pos.
sessed of extraordinary personal attrac-
tions, and, from this fact and the pecu-
liarity of her position, her wealth, and
her youth, has been the heroine of many
novel adventures since the tragic deaths
of her brother and husband. The French
and Belgian newspapers have found in
her perfect mine of romance and origi-
nality. One baee English nobleman who
had sought her hand willed her all his
property, and died soon after. Others
travelled hundreds of miles to lay their
hearts at her feet, like pilgrims going to
Mecca. Several times she has been on
the point of contracting an advantageous
marriage, but by some means or other it
has as often failed. At last Justice has
been seized of her," as lawyers say. One
OF her relatives has cited her before the
tribunal for the singular mode in which
she administers her affairs or, in other
words, it has been discovered that she is
leading dissolute life, that her mind is
slightly turned, that she is fast squand-
ering her property, and setting al exam
pleofprodigality before her children which
it is thought improper should longer ex-
list. The tribunal has just decided that
" the lady Lydie Victoire Josephe Foug.
MES, widow of NJ. Alfred Julien Hippo
lyte, Count Visart of Bocarme, cannot
hereafter plead, transact, borrow, receive
movable effects, and give, discharge,
ALLEVIATE, nor squander her hypothecated
goods, &C., without the aid Of a certain
legal gentleman therein named, who has
been called to her assistance by the court
in the capacity Of legal guardian"
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GENERAL AGENCY.

'Th1hUK COLLINS will prosecute claims, Of ev.
cry description against the government, before
the scve' a. departments, or Congress- procure pen
Sion<, bounty lauds, extra pay, aud arrearago pay
They will attend 10 the buying and selling Of real
estate the renting of houses, and general collect
ing business. They will also furnish parties at o
distance with such information they may desire
from the seat of government. Charges will lie mod
crate.
Office on street immediately opposite Winder' E
Building, Washington, ID. c.
REfERENCES:
Hon. j. c. Dobhin, Secretary Of the Navy
Hen. ). Davis, Secretary of War
n. Caan. esq Prest Board Common Council
Gen. j. Nj. McCalla, Attorney at-Law.
James ii. Cau,tin. esq.
VIC Eeddal, State Department.
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CAMERoNs GENERAL AGENCY

.7'd IsiTdnce Office ID floor, Iodds Building, Penn
sy,rnnia arerue, Washington. D. c.
( lLAlMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging to
The General Agency which may b. entrusted to
Cameron's care Will receive prompt aud satisfactory
attention.
MrC. has quite variety Of Fine Engravings Books,
Periodicals., Pamphlets, &e., SC, at the General
Agency, and is prepared ts fill orders OIL short no
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are to be had as
early as issued, at the General Agency. Subscr
bers supplied by carriers. aug lily
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new petroleum, or oil spring, it is said
said, has been discovered in Western Virginia,
near the forks of the Hughes river. 1t was
found in sinking q we'll for salt Instead of
salt, however, the spring commenced blowing
out mineral oil, and has SO continued to fur
nish 1T, at intervals, up to the present date;
about fourteen gallons of oil being produced
every fifth day. ..a
Miss Bremen, writing of several ladies whom
she met in boston-women "puffed up'' by q
consciousness of wealth-says People who
are arrogant on account of their wealth, are
about equal to our Laplanders, who measure
amsn's worth BY the number Of his reindeer" /"
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICIEEs

GOLD BY KiDWELL & LAURENCE, fepnsyL
- vana avenue and l4th street, Washin .ton, and
John g.. KipWEbL High street, Georgetown, d..
C.. comprising IN Nsrt:
DIR. Jaynes Family McdicEes-pr Roses Family
MedicineS-Wistar,s iisisam Of Wid Cherry-Aysrs'
Cherry c'oral-Sant.s' and 1ewsands Sarsararil-
la--t III. sud john Bulls do-Rose es and SchH arzes
io-Nilhau Elix:r Calisaya Bark-Wolf Aromatic
Seheidam Schnsp1s -Hidwelrs Extr;ct Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-Osgoods India Ch.lo-
gogue-Row and's Tonic Mixture-Hampton'sV Vegeta-
BILE Tncture-Grecn 6 Originated Bitters-Hoofiands s
German do-Blake's and Cannon's do-Rushtnns
and Simes Cod Liver Oil, together with al the most
approved medicines Of the time
Agents for the sale Of Seymour's Galyanic At-lom;
nal supporter Sey rlours Obtetrica Supporters and
Mrs. Belts Abdominal Ucro Supporters.
A fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
SOD 30
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ETHEREAL, Pine, Lar d and
Lamp Oils.
HOWELL & H0RSELL,

Successors 10 o. WHITTLEsEY.
street, 6etTeen Gta G,ad 1h drects Todfs BuiLiinc
DEG leave 10 return their thanks 10 their hume
Tnus ilipHdS and tie Draer customers of Mr.. o.
Whs.iescy for the Hhrfal support extended them
since they commenced business. They now take
the opportunity 10 acquaint tie citizens "f Washing
ton and its vicinity that they have perfected their
arrangements with some of the largest manutacto-
res a. to ensure constant supply of the very best
articles in their line which will be sold at the low
est market prices.
II. s II. havin. a thorough practical knowledge
Of the trade feel assured %! being able give salts
faeton tc ali who favor them with their patronage
Painters, COntrac,nTa, and Builders will nd il great
~ ~ their ncTc.t In call at store before purca
sin- elsewhere, is we keep OH hand the largest and
hes; assorted stock ia the city OF P.7ENTS, OILS
WIiD0W GL,9SS, BRUSHES, L.4MPS, &c.
just received, and now afoat, 5000 pounds Of
Lewis Neti'ereIs PURE LEdD, which we
offer at further reduced prices. sep9Itf
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w 10 cur rpdueTs. MI pull Is u merchant OF
high character.
skNpr Go1roM MIDrLEsEx Co, Va.
August 18th, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Geuts: You NAV
think il strange that l have taken the liberty to
write you this letter. but do under circumstances
that justify it. As you the Agents for HhMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE. / deem it exp.di-
ent tn address you this note, hoping it may be part
sf the honor able means Of giving this medicine mo-
t0riety which its merits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re
lat' ~ the Patent and regular system, ! consider
myself To soihe extent judge of the real merit
many OF them My experience teaches ME that
llampton's 1inctura' il nieliCinp of real merit
of intrinsic valu". When l say this ] do not say
that 1t is an infallble cure, in all cases. but mean
to say that champions Tincture" will favorably op
crate in all diseases originating from want of prop
r secrc tons OF the gastric ui-es, bad digestion and
consequently bad depostes of animal matter from
that source. believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system, such IS Inaamati' n,
Ulcers. ScrOfula DC. SC, originally have their be-
iIg in the stomach, ffcm bad food, bad digestion
and consequently bad Gppnsit;ons of the circulation
to those parts: and will believe Hampton's yege-
table Tincture will even react in those cases
Having found out, mvseif what it j., recommend
1T to Others in such cases have described, and
have done il upon the ''Eo no pay" SYSTEM
and have yet to have the first bottle returned or
ms trst objection about the pay. 1t is great pity
it cannos be more extensively circulated among the
pcOp'r warrant
it in the following cases; Gout, rheumatism. Infa
IL 'tloiis, Wncn proceaIS froln The stomach Sores,
Ssrcfd'a, Dyspapss. long staEdn- &c que and
Fevcc: FIRST stop the chill and thea give the Tine
ture-ite difficulty in this case is not in stopping
the chill, but the return of it, this the Tncture will
certainly do. In general debilitntions, warrant it.
and es said before have procured trial of it in
this way, which otherwise / could not; the people
have been hu1,bug :ed by patent sledeincs so long
that they afraid Of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine, it works all its wonders there, end in all
such il specific if any thing in the world is
Having given the Tinctnre fair trial with my
self in my family and neighborhood think l am
warranted in what say about it. and which l do
without any other interest, than the wish to it
IN general circulation. and in every mans family,
where it ought to b..
If what say be doubted by any of the afflicted.
AMI they will write to mo. at Sandy Botom Post OF
fee Middlesez county Virginia, stating the nature
Of the disease, and recommend it for such /
will warrant it, and irit don't do good will pay for
the medicine. TII0S. Il. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Dir. Vim. Oldham, of Baltimore custom house, suE
ered these complaints for Is months, with both body
and mind s.riously affected He cur, d by Hamr-
tons Vegetable Tincture, af er other things failed.
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N EW RUG STORE

80 respectfully informs the public that he s=@e
l3 has opened his Dew u Il UG STORE an 4
I'D and solicts a. share of public patronage 90 -
Having laid in entire fresh stock of u X UG S.
MEDICINES, and FANCY GOODS, he will, at all
times b. enabled to furnish the citizens with ganu-
inc medicines and all other articles in his line of
business. All ord'r rs and prescriptions will be
promptly and carefully filled.
ALSO
Will keep constantly on hand Surgical, Dental,
Curping, and G.lVanIo MACHINES, and all other
Instruments usually kept in the largest establish
ments
ALSO
The best quality of Ha, ana and other CIGARS 4
TOBACCO, selected from the best brands.
A. J. SCHWARTZE,
Chemist Il Druggist.
Pa. avenue, between Sd end f. = streets.
Or 2t--dtf
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e. NJ. BO TELLER, Practical Gas-kil.
ter and Plu N, her
.SutytUsT cornfr 0fSN Gnd ID

l0uHiWed cOrnfr OF5W Cnd D streets,
s prepared at all times to supply the public gene
L rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES #
the latest styles and patterns, On the most reason
able terms
Churches, Hotels or any public or private build
iags, fitted up with GAS Plies and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for DR.. Eiddcr's Patent Cas Reyu'Gfor
which for economy and superior light, should be pos
sessed by all consumers of gas. sep 22-tE
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Dr. HoI,'. Compound Peach sly,

II,uin oits Compound Peach syrup.
"Io compound now r-tsbli,hc'l in universal IA.
- VIZ oy tS acSrowed ed merit, f,r the cure of
I'fi', Group. n Oping cough, and every dis
y -. Nie tnrolt and lungs, is without a parallel.
p,T.I! tauiily should supply t ON elves with
~. tpy OF Dr. Hoits PEACH SYRUP, to be used as
ru.S,-''eVs med cine
IN; :! Washington hy C. stott, D. B. Clarke, W.
n ~ y Is. PAWS, J. IL. Stone, Evans, Sylvester,
- - e; Gardner anil by the Druggists generally
m "a m'fe, Ge1r5 5etowp, Alexandrit, aud Rich
" twenty-five ornts Per bott'r.
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COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.

Mr. Henry C Winn had a cough for years: great
weakness, &C. had, in all physicians; tried all
their remedies but WAS cured only ly
HAMpTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Call and act pamphlets gratis, with history of dis
covery Of this wonderful Blood Purifier and see Ger
tfcates of our citizens, of Rbcumatism DYspep-
sa scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness, &C., &c.
fH- Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 40 Bal
timore street, Baltimore: aud 304 Broadway, New
York; CHAS. STOTT & co. WIMER, J. Il. MOORE
D. B. CLARKE. CLARKE BOWLING, W. Ell
LOTT, and III. MCPHERSON, Washington al.o by
f. 5. T. C!SiELJ, Georg,town; and C. c. BERRY,
Alcxandri4. sep 20
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UUti ~ " ttSttUBiG ItlHts
FVNHE proprietOrs OF this valuable Medicine have
i never made any efforts to introduce it tefore
the public yet it has found great favor far and
Certificates without aunber have been furnished Of
its virtues without any solicitation, and many cures
performed when all other medicines have filled Al
That is asked tr0 1t has stood the test for
eral years, and say without fear, that better
prepsra ion for tie cure of AGue and Fever ln
produced. AS an eyid-Bce publish certificate
of gentleman well known:
Il take great pleasure in recomme ndine the Spc
cifc prepared by Cher & MrConkey, for the cure of
Ague ard Fever, As the best article for the accom-
Plishncnt OF that object have ever met with. In
my family il has succeeded bevond my most san
guiDe expectations. AMI therefore. consider it q
privilege well "a duty 10 recommend its use to
all who may he suffering 'er the influence of that
distressing affiictiu1. (Sign1d)
j.. EVANS REESE.
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church
Fer sale by the Irorrietors, ODER Il CO, Balt
more;
By DANIEL p. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
Hail, corner Of Maryland avenue and 11th street
Island:
By CLARKE L BOWLING, 7;h street, between
south ID and streets Island;
Ard by JAMES III. STONE, corner of 7th and
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, %. g.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
pr,
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND wH009-
INC COUGH.

Tie B8d tOb3t NETuIl a. &c F0rFH.
pr E0sE's CELEBRATED CoUGH SYRUP gives iulGlcii-
ate relief 70 n the wsrst Cough, whether COnsunlp-
t,ya or preceding from cold. 1T aIays any irri-
t,on II the Lungs and frr;ifn- The system against
fIture atta-k4 IN bottles st 50 cents and 81.
C,iIIrpn ere also liable % Group, which dangerous
ranraini Yields immediately 90 DIR. J. ROSES NEVER
tmixG CRorP syrup. Price Is ccnts.
Whonpin: Cough, another complaint. always
vors. IN cod and damp weathar. The afflicted fiud
r-o,t r,!irf IN the u-e 90 Or. !. Roses WHnOFISG
C,p;H STRIP whirh always relieves and prevents
tho di,.s<e from rHrning into other dis ascs sCch
>. Inflammation IF the lungs, Drnpsy i'll the Chest,
and Cnusuurtian. Prize % cents.
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NOTICE !-Ali persons indebted to the late
n frm of A. Davis & Co, Grocery, 9TH sire T. are
urgently requested r. call on the undersigned and
make imms tj.te settlement of their accounts and
thereby erryeu the dsagreeabe ssity of passing
them into other hanis for coerciYe assures Ms the
business must be ciOs,d.
B.F MORSELL, Trustee,
La avenue, OPT. Bank Of Washington.
sep 19-ec3m-
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ITO CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS.

i BUILDER, and all interested in a superior
article OF LIME fer building, hard finish, cornices,
chemical, and whiiewashing purposes, sc.
SEEI.Y'S WASHINGTON LIME, manufactured
in Seeys Excelsior Patent Lime Kiln, at the corner
of Virginia avenue and Canal street, QslaEd.) The
rock from which this lime is manufactured is from
the best quarries in this section of country viz
Knou's, Fiannagin's, Snyder's, and Wade's The
Lime is pure wood burnt, and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenty -four, and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to be
returned. aug I7-eou
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Miss Montgomery, from Louisiana, recently
married in Paris. the Count Oliver de Laroche-
foucault. Her father is said to be one Of the
richest planters in the United States. 300 81
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HCSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Il IOlessOr j. AndrIa IardelI

w respectfully intom the citizens Of
rs~,'a,s r. '''ii'a i.I1I he wilt IL" prepared To
OF S-,., 'ns'HctrlnS oE the Piano 81" nn the III
OF H,Is,, 4 All orders leiI AT t;lr Musiral ID pot
Iery VIII oi'Z, li'Z, or al Thompsbn's Daguerrean Gal
knwn on s', st. with prompt attention. Prices made
schools AhseIai Geduchon made 10
aug l9-3meo
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ROBERT WALMSLEY.
THE LADIES.

The latest style Of Winter HATS just re-
r3ceived-The undersigned respectfully in
G sites the attention of the ladies to examine
S&~'ur new style Of HATS and to inform them
that We ar" ready " receive and execute ell orders
for HATS, tAPS, HEtDDRESSFS, SC, with neat
and di-.atch. Aiso, very select assortment Of
pointei velvet kiHBbN, all colers together with
every variety Il Fancy Goo S. at
\ WM. p. SHEDD'S,
lth street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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WM kNABE. II. GAEHLE. ED. Belts.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.
GSszEE1 kNABE, GAEHLE CO., manufaetur-
" sT iers Nos. L. 5, S, Q, and II, Eutnw street,
Baltimore. X. G. would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety Of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly inish ng which for durability,
decacy of touch, brllancy of tOue they believe
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In add-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryand Institute in lSiS and iS49 they have received
the highest cncomiuals Of the mort eminent artists
who used these Instruments for their Concerts. Al
OF first class Professors aud Ameteurs in the
city, who have highly recommended them.
Ey> Pa NOS HIRED. os 14-l--