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MENAGERIE -Mabie & Co.'s extensive cara
van of wild animals will be exhibited at this
place on the 25th and Goth inst. 1t is but sell
dom that our citizens have an opportunity of
viewing such natural curositles, therefore they
should take advantage of this.
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creased 81 .63 per cent in 10 years. in 1850 had
increased on] III per cent. in the same time
The corresponding figures for the southern
states were 57.33 and 1907. Increase of the
whole colored population in the slaveholding
states, 27.4o per cent; -savehoding states
1888; 1890 free negroes were born IN FOREIGN
| countries; one-ifth of the free negroes in New
York were born in the southern states. In N,
Orleans, one eleventh of the free negroes were
employed in pursuits requiring education The
mulattoes are one-elghth as numerous as the
blacks; the free mulattoes are more than half of
the free colored; 10000 imported Africans
survive in the southern states. Near {, 500 600
slaves are employed in the field work of aeri-
culture, IN every 100 of whom are engaged
upon hemp, upon rice, upon Sugar ii up-
on tobacco, IS on cotton and other products
There are SAT, 525 families owning 100000
slaves. One-6fth Of the slave properties are in
single negro, and nearl one-halfin less than
5 negroes. New York contains one-eighth of
the entire population of the Union; and Della
ware, the one hundred and sixty-thrd part
There are families to every II free persons
in the Union, and dwelling to fraction over
6 persons. The average age of white persons
is % years; Of free negroes, "a 81; Of slaves,
21.35; and the age which equally divides each
of these classes is 1915 for whites, 2o27 for
free negroes, and 17.O2 for slaves Not more
than 10000 persons who were in the country
when the declaration ofindependence was sign
ed now survive. In 1850, in every 7O9 ne
groes IN the free states were insane or idotic,
and ipsevery 1881 in the slave states. One
third ofthe Whole population Of Wisconsin and
Minnesota are foreigners. 100000 foreign
ers reside in the free states, and 400 900 in the
slave states. If the United States increase in
the next 100 years as fast as in the last6O the
total population would be All, 1853, 67o; if as
fast as between 1910 and 1850, deductine i'm
migrants, e52,1 SO, $50. The most moderate
ratio would give in 1900, 10000, 900, and in
1880, les, ooo, 600, ofNhom 81, 900, 900 would
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The Gazette states that the know nothngs
have organised in Shreveport, and that There
are about 800 acknowledgements and wings,
in social compact combined" The Alexandria
Republican informs us that the mysterious Or
der has been organised in that town, causing
some talk and excitement, but no difficulty"
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The Russellville (Tenn.) Herald says tn
venerable bishop Soule remarked, in the session
of the conference, on Thursday morning, tn
Goth ult., when the report of the committee OF
temperance was up for consideration, that h.
was now seventy-four years Of age, and that h,
had yet to learn how whskey tasted! He sait
he was not member Of any importance orga
nizaton, but was satisfied that the use of alec
holic liquors was hurtfulin the extreme.
-~--=~,--~~--~-~-~--~---~-
The Hickman (Ky.) Argus says that tb,
widow and daughter of col. David Crockett
passed through that place recently on their wa,
to Texas, to obtain possession of portion 0
the land donated by that state to the heirs o
those who fell at the battle of the Alamo.
Fears are expressed by the western paper
that the Mississippi and Ohio rivers may freez.
before a rise takes place. ..- ....
Senator Douglas, of Illinois, arrived at New
Orleans on the Cd inst. He was waited on b,
the citizens during the next day.
The United States district court at Column
bus, Ohio, has been engaged in trying a cas-,
against R. R. Sloan, an attorney at Sanduskv
charging him with aiding in the escape of fou
fugitive slaves The action was brought unde
the fugitive slave law Of 1850 for the penalty
which is 81, 900 for each slave Two suits bat
been commenced by different owners; but, a
all the circumstances against the defendant wer
the same, it was agreed that both cases SHOULD
be passed upon at once. The jury found hin
not guilty in one case, and guilty in the other.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-12-13

New SToRE-The attention of the ladies and
admirers of fashionable and beautiful goods is
asked to tbeAdvertisement of Henry Wells
His stock is extensive, and embraces all the
Partisan novelties. -s.-ss H..
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We expected to have given to-day the pres.
ldent's message, or at least synopsis of it, as
it was telegraphed to this place, from Calves
ton, lastevenhg, but had not been furnished to
us up to the Eour at which we went to press
1t will, however, be issued by the Gazette,
during the M rnng. We understand that two
messages were transmitted to congress, one of
them defining Mr.. Plerce's position in regard
to the river and harbour bill.
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THE BRITISH MAGAzINEs-We have received
from Leonard Scott d Co., IA Fulton street, N.
York, Blackwood's Magazine, for October,
the Edinburgh Review, for October, and the
London Quarterly Review, for October. These
periodicals are among the ablest published in
the English language. Either of them can be
obtained for So per annum; or the four reviews
and Blackwood for $40.
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| Total deaths 1907
From the Bedford VA Sentinel we learn that IN
the recent excavations upon the Virginia and Ten.
nessee railroad at Buena Vista, near Sultv e, nu'
merous parts of the fossil remains of some two Oh
three monsters of former DAYS have been found The
reader may form some idea of the size of the lage
OF these monsters when it stated that between Inc
points OF the tusks of the largest as they were touo
embedded III the earth, the distance was % feet.
ne KING OF the Sandwich islands has got new
cloak, and no European despot has got better o.
more costly one. 1t has cost about million OF dor
lars There is a good deal of ''fuss and feathers
about It, for considerable portion of it is made
rare feathers, procured from birds difficult tocach
and which have each of them only two feathers u
the kind The cost of procuring the feathers 10
nearly half dollar each, and it takes vast quah!
ty to make such cloak. If the Sandwich ISLANDS
are annexed to the United States, to whom Will '''
cloak belong?
Mr.. Charles Anderson, residing about two miles
southeast OF birmingham, Ponotoc county, MISE,
sippi, was robbed the 18th ul of about s. OOOln
cash and similar amount in notes. He offers DIV Oh,
thousand dollars for the detection of the thief WY
is said to be man named Wilson or " ikerson aSeo
about 81 or p years old.
The citizens of Columbus, Georgia, are raising
subscription of three thousand dollars to be ohell
to the executive committee of the southern cehl.ie
agricultural society bonus, provided they wiz
hold the annual fair of the society in Columbus 'A
year
Six thousand dollars have been collected IN Ne
York from British residents there, to help the la
lies of the soldiers who We're slain in the battic "
the Alma.
Several fine specimens Of gold has recently e es
taken from the Hule mine, very short distance ~
Charlotte, N. G. few days ago twelve busnels
this ore, taken at random from the mine yleiuLL
Twenty two hundred and forty penny weights III ~
sma1n1lu state.
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THE R1vER-We learn that capt Davis re-
ports that the river has risen three feet at Long
Prairie, (Conway's,) and is now rising fast
We had rain here during Saturday night and
Sunday morning, but only sufficient to make
our streets muddy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

Nrw AFRICAN REPuBLIc.-The late advices
=, the Cape Of Good Hope announce the or
.a',ation Of new Republic. England has with
a ., her control over the Orange river soye-
~ and provisional government has been
t5shlished by the inhabitants and a President
I'll They declare the only bulwark of their
incl existence is unity and the establishment
y alnrches and schools among them. The new
Mic. though small in population, has an inn
i PaY, event of territory. The colonsts, now
A - ,,od has been discovered there, do not ap-
a ,a, willing to allow the country TO slide from
4 air rrasp, and at Cape Town petition to the
ksee5 has been numerousiy signed, praying her
a annex It to her dominons.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
Destruction Of the Suspension Bridge al
UheeLi3p

WHEELING, May ls.-A terrific storm of wind
pd rain visited this city yesterday afternoon,
ping immense damage. The suspension bridge
Ter the Ohio river was blown down, and now
+ in the river, u total wreck.
The storm was accompanied by thunder and
Ehtning. In this city several houses were un-
bofel. great number of beautiful shade trees
brooted, window shutters were twisted off, and
mnevs blown down. On the other side of the
|yer they appear to nave suffered equally
Eeps will be promptly taken to have the Suspen-
lon Bridge replaced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
RECEIVING AND ON HAND /.

sDA HHDS N. q. & i r. Sugar,
III 30 bls. Cof,e aud Clarified Sugnr,
80 boxes md bills. Loaf, Crushed, asd Pull
verified Sugar,
100 lmg- Rio anl Lsguiia Gpdee.
20 bugs Superior Old Jivn Golfer,
IS hhds Cuba m T.. Il. Moasses,
90 Dbl. N. g. MoIasses,
30 iols Bur Iron. assorted,
. do Hoop md Ban.l do
dp. Bli.trrd ST. ell.
do. Gust and Shear do
10 QUO lbs Baron,
200 SIDES Sos Leather,
10 do. Blnck uprer do,
40 dnz. Cnlf Skins
% q Pink ii ing do.
10 E" Sheer Skins.
1900 Bales Cpiton Yarn.
10 Bales Osnnburps
80 Boxes Sperm and Adnmanfiue Candies,
so do. Hull & Sans Patent do,
ID do Soap.
10 do Sinrch,
800 kegs Nails, , to 60 n.y..
10 Wr'i Nails,
- bbs 7 nnors' Oil,
40 ons Peruvian Gunno,
200 sacks Snlt.
Also
Plaid Bleeched and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
DILL Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Window Glass and
Putty. corpernr, Alu =, Madder and indigo Pepper,
G gr and spice, Spades Shoyel.. Trnce and Halter
Chains, Manure aud Hay Folks Boots Shoe. and Hats.
Fur sale, exchange Tor country Produer.cn
dating terms (ap 2l.ts) JOHN HOLLlNS.
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VERY IMPORTANT
Stiy,er, McEEderry d co.

EEAVE received another Lotto fthose elegant aud du-
rebIe DRAP DIET COATS They are
cetnrly the most desirnbs summer coatS tha can he
nossible worn So much that they nre held higher
l,i,,o,op ~, the South than he finest broad cloth.
To very large gentlemen, we would say that we can
anti th,n, in 20 to from So A. A. and i6 breast mefs
IRE Also every article inthe way of Cotton, Linen,
Gsuzr, Silk and Meino Shnts. Also most excellent
ill az Slrunk Linen Cents and Pants, very hand
49, a,,iIe A S ENGLEEOVE.
n,ov i3ts for Stialer. McEiicuy & Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris Esq's Letter. Alexandria,
Va.-Aiter speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
says: Mrs. III has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability, constantly complaining fiom
weakness through her whole system. She enjoys
better health than tor thirty years, being entirely
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetable Tinctnre."
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes-Exiract from a
Letter from J. Chimes, ESQ.,, Lou,on county Va.-"My
wife has been for yeats afflicted with great week ness,
pain in the breast, side and buck; Palpitaton the
heart eebleness OF the system; loss OF appete:
complexion salow the sight of eye almost gone the
Other We y weak | pleased to say, H0mpton's
Tinctmc has restored herto perfect health Her eyes
are ns good now they
EY'Cal and get plamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & CO., Lynchburg SOWERS
Scottsville; A j. BROWN, Charlottesville and by all
Dugg ists through out the State. mar q -d&cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
Presbyterian Conrention.

PHILADELPHIA, May i8.-rhe General As
emily of the Presbyterian Church, New School,
,e #. Ills morning, and about 200 delegates were
resent. Rev. DIR. Allen, of Lane Seminary,
reached the opening sermon upon the compre-
ansyeness of the doc ,rine of the Gloss. Rev
b. skinner was elected Moderator, and Rev. Mr..
,srlur clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
AT JOHN p. wRIGHTS
Watch, JeWely and Drug Store.

y Il ,OVIp Els, DIAMONDS. J,wel,y aud Fan
Goods to be presented 10 my customers in few days
Every nerson buying from one dollars worth Of
Go IDS shall receive No. which snll colrespon ex
aetly ton similar numb,r retained b, me- Al the nun
ber- retained y me shall be placed together npd, after
being wet shaken, many Lutn os IA there are pre-.
SCENTS nnhed below. drawn nnd who4oeve holds the
corresponding numbct To The lst drawn uut shall be en-
tidrd = the lsl gift aud so ontll all arcgiycn out.
will warrant all goods sold by me Ia be nj the lowest
market pdee. All usk is liberal traae from m,
friend an the public and will sell my goods ehenp,
and make some splendid presents
Below be found list Of the Presents:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
Summer Malt U0uIs.

future, all mails leaving This Office, (excet the
Richmond and Norhern) will be regularly closed Mt
precisely quarter utter o'clock, 2. The edmond
aud Nonh,r IN mails embracing all letters and pnper' To
Ri ana nd and the Northern and Southern States, will
De closed precisely az o'clott Alter these hour,
nothing will, posiirly be nailed except il cases of
IRENE and una fashionable necessity
may lS-ts Rb ii GLASS, + NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
xVuECAT VURESEEERS.

DuGl BRO Daye o" %. n% @%d nr constant ,
H.. Power. Of the most approve pattern and put
nm in the most substantial manntr.
These Thiashtrs have been usrd by many OF the
F,mers in the surrounding country, Tor the last Two
years and give universal sal''la"t''''
nv Orders attended t. Nth Fromptl"ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
billiard TABLES.

uNlE snhsrfbes having devoted lheir pei sohn niien
ton for mnny years the manufacture Of BILL
LARD TABLES, are fully competent Ia execute work
that will give entire Satisfaction the most Estdio $
connisseur. Being the extensive manufacturers In
the Union. thel enabled to furnish superior uhle ut
10 per les Tim any other establishment In the
country, 10 which oct they respectfully itvif tic Mt
teniion of buyers alsi, the essenl mpfoycme ls
they huv made IL the constitution aud elasticity of 1 g
cushions wheh hey hive brought ton degree of per.
lrriiun attained 10y otLera Always on hand Billiard
tahles with Mnrhr md Wooden beds. with large
stock of Cloths. Balls Cues French Que Leathers, Cue
WINK, Pool iia Bonfds, BngateIe Tables. Silk and
Wms,ed Pockets. Se. Order. by mail promptly ut
tondrdt Old Tables rccu,hione by aendng them by
Express GRIFFITH n DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers
npl 2ls1m No. 30 Ann II New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
MOUNTAIN IGOME SCHOOL,
Botetourt County, Va.


HUE sa' scrber will re-apen his School an 18th
IL Jlae next. The course of study will comprise the
iaary bra ches OF an English education together
I'll Mai hcmai.cs, Lrln Greek. French and Geimaa.
p.e stu les will be taught lie sufficiently ex.
jed prepare pupils f the highest classes in the
agersily Of Virginia, or in any Of Colleges
The number Of pupils will be limted, aud they will
|psie in the same house with III, teacher They viii
subjected tn such a system Of dis Fue will best de.
|eop h T. intellectual powers and secure nnral IAN /
Fenermny department.
TERN Two hundre aad twenty dollars per ses.
ion Of ten montas one half alalde on tie l5lh oi
une ane half on the first of Novembcr. New pn.
i, viii he charged fru tue late OF entering TIE end
\ lie ,rs,iau
No deduction for any cause save for protracted sick
iess.
Parents guardians who ih furiher information will
rect their letters to,ha subscriber Puttonsburg Va.
may l9d2t-wti5 Jun WIN. r. GAIT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
Hbic Senatorial Nominations.

NEW HAVEN, May I7th.-The whig caucus of
MEMBERS of the Connecticut Legislature have
ptted upon the nomination of Francis Gillette,
reeseer, for the u. S. Senate for the short term,
nd Fayette S. Foster for the full term. Mr..
oster is now Speaker of the House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
EniscnnnI Courentinn-

PmLA, May l8-In the Episcopal Convention
isel regulation failed by 9 majority. Resolu-
ions we're passed fixing the minimum salaries
4 single ministers ut $500, and married at $3.50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
] feSf{ Ashore.

SANDY Hook, May Is.-At % o'clock this
orning the ship VIM. Layton. from Antwerp,
m. Y, with 495 passengers, went ashore on
luam Beach. She is perfectly tight, and lies
oadside ON the outer bar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
Notice 10 Slave Owners.

7 AM anxious I, hire FIFTY NEGROES, in large or
Il small numbers, for the balance of the year, TO work
in the coal mines belonging the Mo mt Carbon Coal
Compsny the kana"ha riv"r, IN Fave &c COUNTY va
| am prepared to pay cab down Iar good hand.. If
owner. having Negroes to hire will write 10 me at Gau'
ley Bid2e Fnyete county Va, stating full part'cul
| shall he happy to communicate with them immediate
~ s. +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt Cnrbuh Coal Co.
Arm strong Creek, Fayetc ro Va.
Aluy l6. I8ii--tf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
prestnifrinn .4ssembiu.

p.rrAlo, y. Y, May l5.-The General As
.,nbly Of Old school Pres6yterians met here
III morning, 3DJ delegates being in attendance.
Dr. Young of ky.' the Moderator preached the
Lannr sermon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

SUBSTITUTE FOR THE n EBRAsKA BILL.-lt is
bid that Mr.. Cutting, of N. Y, will propose a
Ebstitute for the Nebraska bill,in the form of a
(cmIromise resting upon the principles of the
6cs of 1850, in reference to the territories Of
Utah and n Mexico.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

I would respectfully ann5unce 10 my friends End
Il the public generally tint have nsdr recent purchase
at splendid goods N the Inv est prices eror sect Many
artrlcsnt II f ut fpimet Irces a.! fulch sed Tor
cash The ladies' particularly hvu'i tn call and
the splendid assortment ut .rrt' trenrh Work,
COLES and nic- Sleeves it ias eVrr been rcnsure
ncr in this market; and not cheaper TIA n any Uni
la goods in the market shall ask you Ia buy Also
"A hand ~ the very newest stsles OF
Pich l'aci, Nantes. the very newest styles thnt have
b, en- this IN. hall thrr value. 200 pieces
the newest :, les u Rich Full Ia French Prints.
small figured and peitecl fast worth so "lln1
will b. be uherrd / aud j ets. RIcm Shnly
Mouslin. ~ style Ri:h en,b'd Beiugr worth Is L.,
whrh will cell at less than of importation; rich
Poplins At la cts worrh2s Sd. line III Ok White
Canbtics II yas wide, at % worth Cd, heavy,
Br Domestic 6dI m good article irish Lin
prices that VII please gores hoserie' &C. 30 dc q
Lin en- C. Hanihts, Cd the best article ever pnrcia~-
ed in this CITY Is VIII you cali aud money
am selling goods cash, uud afford tn sell at II
lowe prices raIred. am rot quite out o the city
give me call and will e.rniuig pay you well for your
trouble Is H. LEWIS, Ehsi MAIN st
Sigu White flac, few doors above Nalvell House,
mlylOts w. nyn hhurg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
n Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liner Com
piainH The Verdief has gone FORTH 4Hadmit
that champions Iincture" has no Superior i!
ScoTTsyILLE. Albemnrle Co W.,
March 2Sth. 1853.
Severe Case of Rheumatism
SccTrsyILLE, A ,bemnle Co., W.,
Al II In- .

March 4tb, 1853.
Mesus Mortimer y MomJyuy - Gentemen---H Having
been Inflicted with rheumatism for time in its
WORT forms, md not being able obtain relief from
other medic nes, induced to try "Hampton's Veg
eable Tncture," few bottles of which, am happ, to
say, have made n perfect cure.
At the time commenced using the Tincture | was
scarcely able to walk. and have been for
some weeks, entirely fres from all pam.
Yours, most truly N. L. MAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
MARK TS.

BALTIMORE, May Goth.
Flour is held at 81 Il.
Wheat, white 81 % to SCORED 81 95 to
81 90.
Corn, white ~ to 73-yelow 10
Foreign adyocs report flour and corn declined;
wheat firm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

TEyHE subscribcrhas On hand good hasoFIT eht oil
\ Shirts, both Linen and Coton' the cut ana make
la bv ANY, Jeans and Linen Drawers, Cotton,
I lila NM Merno Gauz. unde-slii Cotton Linen,
SiIt md Mrrino iufhosr some extm siz's, best ply
Collars Byron and Stand-up. P'in md corded n and
KID Gloves, straw AMI olh,r col"'s' summer CraVGts
MI SIT. nj various kinds all as low ns they be
dL,.n, here Gentlemen wanting "A coat, Pnnis or
ot, 81 sood nutc,id aud fashionable lin, would d"
WI ta ,xani bis Clothes. Dap Etc, Cassimeres,
D iliog.. ve,nss, &c, which via he s"id without
n,'N'iS ,, !" mnp i, p guaranteed. WAL L. PAGE.
NJ an" VIZ p.,y r. ,ilpr may ~. lmdif .
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ov SATURDAY NIGHTS MAILS.
- PalIoaa .iseeas.oa.

WASHINGTON, May ls.-.l range of stables on
vi I'm were destroyed by fire to-day. Not
o.a;,lbstandng the intense heat, every apparatus
wa W tidngs of Elliott since his triumphant bal
n -. a Sepnson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
rINsiE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
L Esl.alAlis llme III -.IINIi Az Il ANATENS ala

u -liNlhhtD w n ! EMS, d33
Broadway, New York. TIE hest aud most improved
Phnts aud Melo leofs. r. Gilbert a. Co.'s Worlds
Far Premium Pianos with or without the Hocnn aud
with iron irnmrs nn1 circular scales. The merit Of
these instruments Is TIA we know need f ruler
rnendution. GiLBERr's BouDolR Pianos elegant in
stfoment for small rooms. llALLtr Il CunsToS's
Pianos, oil the old esinb shed firm of llnllc 70. Mr..
W. being sole agent for all the aboyc pisnos, offer
them lower Il IN nny o'her house Hornce Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him having great
power Of tone md elasticity oftlueh. 333 Broadway is
thr largest depot Tor Musical instruments in this
try al riding opportunity for selections ut 10 be had
,lsewhere. Second hand finnos great bargains -
Price irom 500 10 sl75 Every instrument fully wnr-
rabted OF the money reilodrd.
MELODEONS Goodman q Baldwin's Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with BAsKs of keys
n sweet aud powerful ns rume1t. Prices from s75 10
5000 s. ID. a. II w Smiths celcbyatei Melldcons,
Martins unripaled Gun,s, Browns ilnrps, Butinaa,
Volihs Brass instruments, &c. &c. Dealers suppl ed
with Pianos uHd Meoeons nj inet.ry prices. 124 per
cent. discount 10 Clergymen.
MUSlC.-fhis list comprsrs tn p oducts of the
great masters ofbnh the American aud European CON
lirents and is ug additions by
4ive publications of the choice and p1punr prices o the
day. Den-rs in Music and Teachers Of Semnaries
wishing purchase any music published, make
nnRemeats Gr continued supplies of Mr.. Waters new
issues will find il their in crest call forward
their orlers. Music my pnrt Of the onion
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