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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

held by men Of all political parties, and they
affected all such parties alike
y any short sighted individuals in the
parties antagonis,ic to the Wings, supposed,
before the Legislature assembled, that there
would be some wonderful thing done to get
rid Of those frghtul evils Of Wing manage.
ment which they had heard so much Of, no
sooner dbl they apply their wits to find them,
than the Wing mlschiets could not be found.
They were less real ttan the Paddy's flea.
They put their fingers where the wrong was
and II was NJ there They asked th in
prophets and their wise men to point il out
with their fingers. and each one could do no
more than slyly to put his finger against the
side of his nose
Those old tunes will not be quite so much
in vogue hereafter. Here and there. appar-
entity from the mere force Of habit. we still
hear All old piper family running over brok
en- snatchcs Of his former song. but for the
most part the music has ceased. The strife
Tor political ascendency, It is to be hoped,
VIII be based on truer and fairer grounds
hereaiter.-B burlington Free Press.
a. Annexed is the minority rcpor, on
the Liquor law. Perhaps the reader will
think 1t little strange that we should pub
lish the minority report first: we therefore
observe, that the minority report was not
intended as an aas,rer to the minority report.
The minority Of the committee never saw
the majority report; and they therefore made
report simply upon the matters referred to
them-lo w.t. the Governors message and
the liquor bills. The bin proposed by the
minority was drawn by Mr.. Washburn, and
offered as a substitute for the Repeal bill.
The report was drawn by Mr.. Walton. and
both were unanimously approved by the
minority Of the committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

Horse and lr0rse. The Pasiol thinks that
the last Legislature was So very bad that II
connot bear a Joke
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

Tho Waterman is troubled about the re-
signaiion OF j. NJ. Richardson, sheriff If
Washington County, aud the appointment of
|. w. Brown. Il makes 1t bad. H. Patriot.
ltIs very well known that certain very par
tcular friends Of the Patriot have been very
much "trou5lcd about" the appointment Of
deputy sheriff for Montpelier. " It makes it
bad When viii the Patriot explain why
Il is that rs candidate for Sheriff refused 10
accept; As that paper urged Mr.. Richard.
son upon the democrats, perhaps some Of
them would like to know whether or not the
Patriot was foolng them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

o. Thanks 20 Mr.. Mcacham for valua
bic congressional documents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

Or j. c. Badger, Of Phlad-lphia, has
drawn capital portrait Of the late Senator
Opaam-crayon' from daguereoiype. IN
;his department of art Mr.. Badger has won
good reputation and We hope he wall reap
rich reward. lie oXccls particularly IN
drawing from oaguereoypcs, which is by
eii odds the surest mode Of securing true
portrait
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

a legislature DO which the representative
from Montpelier appeared to so little adyan-
tage could not expect 20 meet his approval
If II escape his praise, It Is saie.-Jt Pat.
The representative from Montpelier" hls
been so fortunate as To escape the praise Of
the Vermont Patriot, and therefore considers
himself " safe"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

Home Scenes and Home lSounds.-By n.
Marion Stephens. Boston, Fetridge &
Co.
The suthoress is promising candidate
Tor popular favor; the book is good one
and very hgndsone one into the bargain
Por sale by 8. N. Wsjtou.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

C. Mr.. Malone Raymond ia,.nos 70 r;.,
an entertainment, on Friday hhis) ,,onian
which promises to be rich. The Mon,,.sI
Pilot oiaNov. ~ says:-
Il is long since we attended lecture
which passed of with such brillIancy as that
Of Mr.. Malone Raymond lie is the com.
pleto impersonation of the genius, wit. hu-
NOR and tun-loying character of his country.
men. Alike irresistible IN his lively and in
has pathetic descriptions, be entrances and
carries away with him his audience. whose
admiration aud delight are eyinced in turns
by roars Of laughter, by shouts Of approba-
ton, or by the stll more uuequivocal lam
guoee OF silent emotion. The room, on both
occasions that Joe has appeared before Mon
trcal public, has been crowded with nu-
merous and highly respectable auditory and
suoa, we entertain not the slightest doubt
viii continue TO be the case, should he be
enabled to defer his departure for some timo
longer We are glad 20 find that he has de-
ter"ned to give one more lecture this even
ing And we strongly rcccommed our readers
not TO omit to avail themselves of 80 rare an
opportunity Of spending an agreeable hour
as this lecture AFFORDS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

The Mddlebury Register states that "the
writer of the following article says some
severe things of the majority of the Demo
Gratis and Freesoiers la the Legislature
though no more, we believe, than Justice
warrants AT 40 events, bic testimony
ought to be regarded as free from any bias
of prejudice or party feeling, as he is him
self Freesoll man."
Prov ,hs NAilshus Register
Ma. EDiroR The morning Of the 29,h
of November, SO, was exceedingly beautl-
iul. The weather was mild, and "a blue haze
rested upon the sky. Sol was ROBBED m un-
/ common glures, for the season, and the
smlle Ct death played swcetly upon the face
/ Of dying autumn.
From our boarding. place. we walked 10
/ the steps OF the Capitol, and halted 10 the
yesuhule, 10 inspect two pieces of brass
I ordnance, taken from the Gcrmans by Gene.
/ rails stark nnl Earnor at the battle OF
/ bennington, in l79O. Then, in company
With "a Ssaaior from our county. We obtain-
ed the Keys and PERMISSION 10 visit the room
combining the state weights and measures
wlch are OF brass and highly polished -
Thence We asconded the dome uflhe Cupi-
iol and took a glance at the village, Il j,
surrounded by an amphtheaire of hills, and
!. nestled very quietly IN their embrace. -
The Onion RIVER aud Tributary wheel
uniies at tins place, afford good hydraulic
privileges, which are quite well Improved
The place numbers about 1900 inhabitants
This was our first WISH, To the Capitol Of
our own State, and we are happy TO say thai
the State House will suffer nothing, IN CON
parisou with SIX or eight which We hav,
visited IN other States. The building Is 1
fine granite structure, aud cost ) 5000.
The present session of the Legislature l.
somewhat remarkable. Il will prove to b,
the longest ever held in the State the mos
expensive about s35,0UO,l and we op,ne lh'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-01-06

CoRieg'eiiers. dollar bills of the
Cas'eton Bank, altered to ten, have been
detected by the bank. Two men, calling
themselves John H. Goddard and Abel G.
Rankin have been arrested at Bath, Maine.
for passing counterfeit money. Counterfeit
49, on The Montpelier and White River
Banks, and IS on the Fall River Bank. we're
found n their possession
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

These vessel- of the frs clnss. built in the city o
Baltimore expressly Tor ti' trade and hvc superior ne
ommodntions for passengers. They nr" commanded
ly experlenced Cnutains, we'll qualified for the inde
and who ill squire cNcron 10 accom- mmodotc They
"l be towed mp Pnd down the sser- hy s'cnm aud may
'c relied 10 sn prom ily ns adyrrthrd
Merchants going North ar ordering goods from NJ"
iuk will hnd To their interest In ship by this ino
freight Will alwnys be taken low ns by any otLef
Tine of Packets, aud every oart will he made by the
agents In Richmond nHd New yot, give satisfaction.
Freight : cents per whole aud II cents per 4 ; \
Tobacco being about SO per cent. less thnn chnre J
tine Steaner-. Insurance be effected in the ID
mnad Fire As-oriation b, his line Mt 3-S per cent
We respectfully n.k aud hope l. succeed iI' obtain
ing hll shaie ut patronage.
Goods shipped by this line Ia New. lor, viii be for.
unrIod free # commission New Orleans, Mobile
Ghare~ton, Sa,unnnh any other Southern ~ North
port The vessels viii lie in Richmond rt Eockrtts, :,
New 1ot, at Be,r No !, Coffee House Slip. foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID cur lie Richmond J =
{. Il. rIERSON y !,
M. 6l South street. y
l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and 10 all who use Liquor ns II Mcdi-
cine or as II Beverage

Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med-
rnal purposes -hpuld give the preference to WOLfES
SGHEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
/. 1t j. manufactured M Schrdam. in Holland, md
exclusively in the factory of tie propretor by process
uni from materio elsewhere unemployed and un
known.
1t ia proved by the repeated analyst. of several
chemists be entirely r,c from the pcrnr
lusil oil which remains in every kind of liquor distilled
from grain, aud which is the Cnuse ot the nervous and
Nscorn dernl cement, serious congestion, mud mobid
ie-rr tnr habitun and inemp"ratc indulgence, winch
Al, liquors invariably tend To superinduc".
J. 1t is proved by the ,amo uncrring test. that the
juniper Gin favored with the course, aerid and
indgesiibc oil of Jupiter heretofore used, bui with
he sp, officially lighter mule volatile aromatic and mo
diclnu of the essential oils o the lthnn juniper
berry, neg Iected by every other manufacturer
1t il chemically pro, ed To be nbsnluely pure in it's
recfcaton--a quality Obtained by an entirely n"w pro
ccs md which other Holland Gin in the would has
acquired.
5. 1t j. proved BY extensive medical experience and
tsiimOuy, be efficient W." us mn agreeable REM
ed, in nnny Of hcpient DIR psy. grayel, chro,c
gout ihcumntism, natulence, colo, concreions IN the
sidney and bidder dyspepsia, fever nnl agne general
debility, sluggish circulation of the blood. deficient
stimulation OF food aud exhausted vitul energy.
g. IL is IA most grateful and renOyating cordial. and,
when used rs directed never nfames the ~. in
lucrs inebicy but tends rather to subdue the latter
ffHiity by crrntii dislike 10 all inferior liquors. And
it invariably thr i'll effects m bad wuter wteth
cr in swampy or limestone districts. In nl ot tne'e
enumerated qu ,te it has rival in any market in the
world.
Snce the inti oduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States, number oil Liquor
House, in New ork and other large cities have
commenced counterietng H. The genuine Is only sold
IN quat and pint bottles, handsomely wrapped in yellow
paper with my the bottle, cork una label. |
would advise those who it med inaily, purchase
ly The b"ttlc Bars aud Hotels frequently fill my Tot
tles with gin and seIl Il Tor the genuine For
sale ty all the fr.Iectshle Druggists in tie United
Safes uDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Is, 30. and % Beaver-s New York
The word SchnnrIs" belongs exclusively to my arti-
Gle, nil others counterfeit,
d3n
For sale ut J. II. THOMPSON e. cos
New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

llear what Fuuk Leslie -itss ri II in hi, Ladies e..
gptr.
Wehnve lead hi. exceedingly elegant nrrbution
our light literature with ahsnrl'ine interest. ALONE
Is henu Offering u, the nrm ol home aud social nj
rcon.. simple tale ot zeal lf dedicnted tony broth.
aud -isie We wrlrome snch 'shute. as III. most
being its eqnnl md give place ftting notice in
and commend Alone" to every ref e.i mind"
Atone stnuds far above the light teinurr Of the dny
in IL aiyIc aud general dcuit frederick sburg rinl
Natural aud life like in its ptons, aud te"nil.
with interest; while vein OF ich and cheerful umor
and an ose,hawf sympathy, fe,yalt the entire work.
aud spatke upon eve, Y poge We hav,' l"nd ovel
"hirh we cnn so heartily commend to IT, pt l,tc Ia
Alone '-Lcxinetnn 6nzrtie.
Chnrn, trrizrd hy force, cenrne-s aud origin w.
Gndey'- Lady Pok.
II -iands 'alonc ns being IA certain extent iniaa.
II Is u renat knl c and curious of work
Iy novel 1t Is skiuIIy plan ed and deeply tuie,
e'tng siory, hut something more thnn story. atJ Ia
designed To be "somchrg' better than inter sting
We think -ho hns accomplished NOR. ,an she intended.
Southern Lin,nty Messenger,
One al tie hest works of fiction have ever read -
Marion llarlatd" may he Justly placed In the very
mel
1t beats thu uuni.ota lie Ia pr, of highly gifted
mind Darvillc Register.
Every page IL hciden; the language is criste and
elegant thu whole tne asrinating that il h. lls the
render. mini in firm ginsp nt II is fi-hed.-
fenm i'oat oct 28ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARE AND CHINA


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy irticieS.
1--WE >uhs her oll,r 10 lh' trade a,ge AMI va'l'd
L stock of Earthrnwarr, China nnd Gl s. the pat
terms ol which were selected by himself in person.
Having xpeIie ol years in This particular
business he feels eleal confidence IN stating tnt IN point
OF price ond qualils II vii eompae aNolahly with n'y
othrr hnu,c IN the ifHde.
White Grunilr Dinner Mare,
DO 10 Basins aud Ewrls. Jugs, Tea Ware etc
Blue Print Flowing hul Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner Htd Dessert Sets
ID do do Ten and ToIct ,ets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Bond do OF above variety
" htc Chi do of NOV. variety.
Common Ware ol ever, description, suiu'hie for
" ole.aue which he offers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail 10 please
Fine Mantri Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cut cry MATTERS an Rruania Ware
Safety and othcr Fluid aud Solar Lnmps
Glns> Ware ia every variety
All he ask, emil. aud lac feels assured hisPrrr
viii sIvr satisfaction.
His Packer i one uf lle best in the trade
Stone Ware al Fnetots prices
sep l2-ts JAS ID. Il EVANS,
No | II Mniu Iii hmnnd hn.
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PETERS, MARTIN \ CO.,
sssrIn Change of Schedule. sSErt
Spring and summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk


Norfolk.
PER u. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
az 200 foas BprIhea, COMMANDED by t"piains
~ Gaven wand Shi n"r
The Jamesiown will leave Rehnond every Tu"sdnyei
trrnoot nj orlock And thc Roanoke every Saturday
! orn'ng NJ clock. for New York vtn oriulN
Returning they viii leave Nem tk Tor Richmond,
every uinrlnV md Wcouesd6y niietnoon nt oeloeh
stopping u t#w hour- cncp way at Norfolk.
Passage 10 New York, including meala aud state
loom accommodation, ,on .---..---.-----. flo
Ntepuee 1nssnge only -
Chnree IL Narfalk the Same IA by River Bonts.
M,rchantsnad Travellers will find this ot tho Most
.pccdy ana comf ntaLc rnulcs between New York aud
Ri hn5 nd Passage md fire onl, 3l0, Strerngo pas
snge only IS. ..,
lTDlAM & WATSON.
i,h Nn
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ROBINSON's PRACTICE-VOL. 4.
AND II Ill BE SPFEBHY PURL ESHED
'.Ihc Practice in Courts Of Justice In
England and the u. states"
by CONWAY ROBINSON. ESQ.

VI l. n - the Ih'c hnh titnr nj iIunsnctinn
proceeding, treating hirly of the conflict Law.
aud the STATUTE ot Limitations.
ALSO. IN PRESS.
SEGDNR EDITION or LONAXS DIGEST.
Digest oi the Laws of Renl Property, generally sdop-
ted and n use in lhe United States; by John Taylor
Lnmnx, l.. l.. D., If the Judges OF the General
Court Of Virginia and iurmerly Professor OF Lnw in the
University oi Vrgnin.
Second Edition, in v,s. royal syo. great = enlar
ged and improved. ~
The new Code of Virginia hns been embodied in this
edition and rci"t tnade all tn. reported case.
decided IN The Snprcme Court since 1898 To the 9th and
lnat volume af Gnt'nn's Reports inclusive. ms well IA
additional taken from English and Amer
ican uutorie. rendering this edition of the most,
If most valuable rompendiin of purely Amer-
cBn In. upon the subject ol Real Property" ever
issued in his county. SO lar regards V.rgi mia, thA
edition will be found crescent her tire Of
Read Properly Inv all of 1t wh,h is usually brought
consideration Of the Student. and OF the bar nnd
Of the bench.
A. NORRIS, LAW Bookseller
And Publisher. 81 Main Street Richmond
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Al.n over 100 0aO l'niniincs. Snrlcs Medals Chats
Nllnms Valuable Books. aud Poulolips OF Eupravngs
nnnp in nll l50 900 eitts which viii be dist ,bucd bv
= ronpmucc appointed hv the Shnren ,aers. nni for
,arod frrr of chtgrhs he PubEc- ohrdent servants,
DASHALLE & co.
AS6 Broniwny, New York.
Orders for Eneinyinga md Tie ,tt- in lh.
L. rrsc nre duly arriving from Il, Tutt- n the United
Suites aud Cunaia, which warrant rs in prom sing
,try rar, ,lnv E. the dstrihuton Applications should
hc uu,lc Immediately, only certain number of Tick
els can be sold. Letters, with the money eneo.ed,
br plcpa,d and the Engrnvng and Ticket will be for
unri,d free DASiIALL n Co.
dec l3-d Mar isG Brmdwny NV Aork,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

ITO THE PURIiC.-Tnc subscriber takes
i this meihod Of informing his friends aud the pub.
lie IN guneral that he has made arrangements
duct his Baking busine under the manng of Nj
JAMES SIMPSON long known of TIE best ba
her in Virginia aud TINT he would be pIepsed furnish
his old friends with nryhing they may want in his line
Families in ynnt of Bread, Cnkes Crackers, will
ne fu, n>led at the shortest notice.
nov Ats JNO. Is SHANEK.
10 Rrp copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23
a NOT H ER NEW NOTE UP ON
WOklESTEK'S PIANOS.

HNtlE New York Commercial Advertiser Of he 9th
a March. 1854 in an nrri'l" referring 10 10 thu su'
prriorty Of Ame,cah iapo It'd or ForasH In,tIu-
mrn,- pay, the following deserved and just tribute 10
NJ " orct,fcr'S PitAOS:
We nave pianos from England, Fn,ncr and
Germany, made 10y Il" mast crleb met manufacturers
in those countries nnd heard their ricited
by the tuu o -ktul pr"rmrrs, bu muat say tlai wc
have trw pianos eomlar4bir widl those maunitr-
tursd by II Worcester. In eicguucc OF form mud finish,
rrhuc-s OF tone durability oi tune AMI all Other quntes
rIut render musical Instruments valuable NJ. Nnrce,
ters piH1o~ uusuf ufpas-ed II il 4hlV clednhle to
our p ano manufacturers Tint even Euiopesns
strained to uch knowledge tier supeiority.'
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$50 REV ARD

$40 REWARD
- AN away fromthe subscriber, the 18th May,
u, negro man named NIKE belonging To Mr- -
Dance. of Powhatan county. Va. The sad negro is IA
bout f. 7 inches b;gh we'll set; back-betweeh 25 and
30 years old; he Navy Cap, hi other clothing
not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered me- section 10 Va. Il Tenn. Railroad, Pu
lashi co. Va, 80 if lodged in Jail whee | can get
him. JACOB RuMBOUGll.
juns-is
II. Rchrnand W y and Bnchnnan RecorAer cnny.
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lTt E ls.s ~
FALL ARRANGEMENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-23

NOTICE.-rhe firm OF Hatcher Loewocd
~ & Co. vii expire, by limitation, on thet rst dal
OF January. 1850 In order to close the bu.iness by
that date will from this day -ell entire stock con
stins al general asSoI ment of Ready Made Crhine
Cloths. Cassmeres and NesIings, at GOSTt0r CASH.
As earnest in intent cl ise ut This desi
rabe stock, the above favorable terms. the public
will find il their interest give call before buy
inc elsewhere.
Those indebted to the concern reques' ed to
forward aud .ette to enable to Close the bu ness
hv the above mentioned date.
sep l6 dts IIAICIIEn. IOGWOON Il 60.
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For Sale


WANTED 10 HlRE.-The subscriber. #.
w wish to hire for their work on the VA. Tenn
rnlroad, in the Mountah region ot Va. number -
strong men and bows for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the infringement I
negroes, and are theglseves large owners. Hned -
gioes will receive the treatm"'' IN eN~S "- !
that they give their One OF US can - s''' -
Lynchburg at any time. till the loth OF 'ai'dars Tie
Waslington Hotel nr at McCorkIe Simpson & ,nr-,
orat Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy nei am
bows rdec ~ d.c,s1 SCOTT & SADAMS
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VIRGINIA LINE o, Richmond ia

AND NEW 1UNk FNU kFI y II MS INV -
tame line i. composed of the following vessels. and
-nils from Nrw-fork every three days All owned In
the city of Richmond, viz:
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FIFTH EDITION NOW READY
Sixth and SeVeLth Editions at Press.

NJ OW READN--Thc fhh Edition uf ALONE" hy
~ Marion nnrlnnd in - hat1some /" mo VOL;
price o5 A. MORRIS Richmond, Publi-Ler
WHAT 'rHE CRITICS SAY
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.NTNUKIslA" MASS GIQUOKIGE.-

mt" from Lewis de innrla Esq the ma Ut ctur.r il
Spain, for sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN X co.
apl 29ts
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-28
The PIANO AND MUSIC EsTABLnHnEsr0
HORACE WATERS,
No. 333 Broadn1u Nan York


'INHE best and most improved Pianos and Melo-
Il deons in the world. I. Gilbert a Co.'S World
FAR Premium Pianos, with or without dhe Eolan
anu win IRON frames and circular scales The merits
Oh these instruments well known to need fur
tner commendation. Gilbelts Boudoir Pianos an
eiegaht Instrument Tor small rooms. Haet * Cum
sons Pianos, OF the old established firm of HalIet az
Co. Mr.. being sole agent for all the above Pianos
he can ofer them lower than any other house in tho
United States. Horace Waters's Pianos manufs,
tursd expressly for him having great power of tone
and elasticity OF Touch, Pianos of other make In
word. 333 broadway is one of the largest depots
for Pianos in the world, afordng opportunity for
selections not to be had any here else on the Amer
lean continent Second hand Pianos at great bar
gains Price from 500 to $i75.
MELoDEONS.
Goodman Baldwns Patent Organ Melodeons
with ttoo banks OF heysa sweet and powerful nstru
mont Prices from $50 to $500
.. ID IL. w Smiths aotA-kaU0n aala iustiy-re'-
ebrat'd Aleiofeons. Prices from $50 to $3.50
10 The above makes are the only tuned in
the equal temperament -E0 Melodeons of other
makes, of all styles and prices
Martins unrvalled Guitars from $25 to $50. Flu.
tenas, from 50 to S25, Accordeons from So 10 $50.
Violins, from SD TO $25. Flutes from IS to so.
Brass instruments and others OF all kinds
Dealers supplied with the above Pianos and Melo-
deons at factory prices
MUSIC
This list comprises the products Of the great mas
tiers Of both the American and European continents
and IL receiving constant additions by an extensive
publication OF tho choice and popular pieces Of tho
day Dealers in Music, Teachers Of seminaries and
Academies wishing to purchase any music published
IN the United States or make arrangements for
tinued supplies OF Mr.. WateIss new ssuos will find
greatly their interest TO call forw I'd their
orders. Music sent any purt OF the United States
postage free. May 22.