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The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

A sentence in the language Of flowers
if you wish for 'hearts-ease, never look to
marry gold"
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

Young gentleman who dress in tight
pants and bobtail coats, have received the
appellation of 'Shanghais.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

The Chinese Festival of the spring Of
ferlng was celebrated in San Francisco
and all over the State, on the 4th inst.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

4 dog committed suicide at New Yorl
the other day, by jumping overheard. He
must have been "a sorry dog"
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
NEVADA MILL.
TO LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE.

I I is well known fact that the city of Nevada,
L has hitherto been very deficient with respect to
the above named invaluable article. In order to
ohviate this lack of an article eminently useful
and wholesome, MesSrs. CA2RE & CO. have just
opened coffee MILL under the name of Nevada Mill.
0N BROAD STREET. TWO DOORS BELOW THE Hotel
DE PARIS,
"nete 'he residents Of Nevada and vicinity may be
supplied with ready fresh rronn3 Coffee whose su
periory over any article OF this kind ever imported
" lnls pace. VIII be contested by none who will "a
vor Carre Co with their patronage.
N %. orders promptly attended to- and charges
moderate. AZ D.,
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

The plan that was on foot has begun to
ride.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

On an average there are seven ship
wrecks daily.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

We may forgive ignorance but not pre-
sumption He who has nothing to say,
should say nothing.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

PowER.-Power is a queer thing-isn't
it! That strange agent, we mean, that
men obtain by wheels and levers, and all
those combinations known under the name
of machinery-that cut shoe-pegs one min
ute, and lock the chariot wheels of the sun
the next: that weave to-day, the swaddling
bands of infancy and tomorrow, narrow
the five zones of earth into a 'selveee, for
the robe Of space.
We saw it yesterday, irving marble into
slabs, and making ribbons OF the glittering
steel. 1t brought to US papers damp from
the presses, beyond the great Lakes, and
we read last night by its agency, the words
of those whose legendary forms have faded
from the eye OF time.
The wonderful word incribed upon the
scimetar of Arabian story was ''PowER,"
but it has been transferred to the pen and
the plane, the plow and the press Man
has rendered it obedent to his will, He
imprisons it in celler under his feet, oil
he sends it on the wings of the wind, around
the world. He times the fall of the ham.
mer; Its weighs to an ounce its stroke; il
checks it within a hairs breath of the
anvil.
In that watch of yours you carry power
immured in box, and bound around with
chain You have rigged an anchor and
cable to time itself When YOU wound
that watch this morning, you did in mo-
ment witha few turns Of the key what il
would take twenty four hours to undo; yor
ditfused little atom Of power over day
and night; you sent it on Ions
journey from wheel to wheel, round and
round, into time to come It's commission
might have been good, and the lease o.
your life have expired hours before.
/ A queer and docile thing is power.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

A valuable silver mine has been discov
cred in Garnett county, Georgia.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

The man who was driven to destruction
has to walk back.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

x One of the ladies connected with
the Methodist Five Points Mission who
has under her charge some thirty little
boys, called them together on the morning
of Thanksgiving day, to perfect them in
their answers, to question "who made you?''
was made to say "God." The next, 'of
what are you made ?' reply-"The dust of
the earth" and so on through the Cate
chism The all important moment having
arrived, the little ''shavers" were told to
stand up. The little head boy it seems
was missing, but the fact being unnoticed
by the teacher, she proceeded with the
question, Rho made you ?" which elected
the following laughable answer, Il was
made out of the 'ert but the little feller
that God made has got the belly ache, and
gone hon,e.'
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

Flowers are one of the many beautiful
gifts of God to man.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
DISSOLUTION.

FysIiE UNDERSIGNED firm have this day dis
-& solved partnership by mutual consent. G. W Dckin
son having sold ou his interest in the Bakery and Con-
tectOnary business 70 ThoS T. Thompson The business
hereafter viii be conducted by Copp & Thompson.
The late firm beg their sincere thanks to the
patrons o this establishment for their liberal patronage
since their commencement. and hope they viii extend
thoir iavors the firm.
Nevada. March 20--Iw DICKINSON & COpP.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

There were built in Maine, during the
year 1858, l68,9l8 tons of shipping.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

Rsndness-The latch key that opens
the heart without waiting to be admitted.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

We are obstinate creatures, resisting friendly
compulsion, submitting to hostile tyranny.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14

The water will soon be introduced thro'
tns plpes lpto the town of Sonora.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
STyeat Attraction.

NsNA1N LsHkE III Z a.FEsa
\ ET'S CALF oE2rJEA JEW gLRy and
- Matchmaking Establishment, CONNER
cial ST.. Nevada Gity.--The above house having
of the best worlmen in the State, viii Manufacture
california leweiy Of every Description the shortest
possible notice.
Also---ENGRAVENG Well Executed,
DIAMONDS set 10 order. Gentlemen desiring Gold
Headed or otherwise urnaInened Canes made will do well
Ia give uSa call. 34-lm
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
ROfbe,. GooI rathor no,

Rather CODA rather good thing in
the way of law has recently turned up
here. Just before the recent heavy ad-
vance in bread-stuhs, New York house
telegraphed to their correspondent in New
Orleans an order to purchase for them
two thousand barrels of -four. The error
was soon after discovered, and the tele-
graph office was notified in writing that
the surplus of eight thousand barrels would
be sold at the risk of the telegraph COM
pany. The next day, however, accounts
from Europe were received announcing a
large advance in the price of bread-stuffs,
and flour went up about a dollar and
half per barrel. Under these circumstan-
ces, the purchaser Of the flour in question
showed areadiness to take back his threats,
notification and all, but the telegraph COM
pany denied his right to do so, holding the
old maxim, that " it is poor rule that
will not work both ways" So the case
has gone to the lawyers, who will proba-
bly, make something oft, if nobody else
does.-N 7. Tribune.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
CIR S VA L L EY
DAGUERREOTTPE GALLERY.

Mesn ofl'est, 'aeefly opposite 1EAE .AFeet,
EuTTED with all the modern innprov ements, by
L which am enabled TO take superior pictures In
islr or cloudy, sunshine or stormy weather.
Citizens Of Grass Valley aud mn 'osSts,dsT"
friends generally, are inoited to CALI
sspt /, 1859. 2o-tf GEORGE D. DORNIE
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-14
Lie has also on hand al, assortment of .Sad-
dlery, Harness, HhtpS, Spurs, &c. &c.
PACIFIC RESTAURANT

AT Main Street Bridge" Nevada.
FEHHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased
ID the enlire interest his former partner respectfully
announces, that it is his intention 10 nuke this
FavorIte Restaurant Equal 10 any of the
kind in the City.
Every endeavor shall be used and expense spared TO
make this place a COMFORTABLE AND QUIET
HOUSE for their entertainment. And lie hopes that
with the cooperation Of those who have been in his ei-
pioy since the opening OF the above establishment to full
ly meet the wants OF the public in general
And my individual eSerons shall be used give sa,is-
faction 10 all who may a call,
shall do cash business. upon the most reasnnahla
Terms aud strictly adhere 10 temperance principles as
heretofore. Nevada City, Nov ed. 1888
3'-f s. w. CRUSH
". .. VIC arc ready to give MEALS 20
ORDER ct ali reasonable hours, and OyS.
TIERS every evening at reduced prices.
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n)atrr Cure.

NrEW-YORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ WAIER-CUREThe largest complete and thoroughly
furnished country sording privileges in city and csuuy
Travellers accommodated with transient board q No l7s st.
.erper OF Universty place o. Il. WELLINGTON, A. D.,
South Orsrgc, y J. . w MAY VI. D.
SHATER-CUbE HOME, COUNTRY and CITY.
W SHEWS. Oyster Bay, L. H. for summer reached
dsiv by .teer rotor from Fulton ferry d. TAYLORs
coz 33thst Crystal Palace opeu the whole
uptown The best o. eeconHodaons and
reasCcaDle ~ both places
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INSTRUCTION.

>Sr>S,IIIpUAVFN SEMINARY.--A FAMILY BOARD
X hInxn ecuOOL for IS YOUNG LADIES-THOMAS q.
&c p,;rcirs-Ths school pleasantly sius.d 70 the VI,
LOAr one mile from New Haven, Ct Next term VIII
he 2h Circuss at SHEPHERDS BOON sore No
15z Fpltcp o. -, -, : m avg =
T,AMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS IL IN
X hrrYpyISc M,s-Tbs Fall Term will commence on WE'D
lamsi 30 Refer Sidney Brooks Esq and the Ay
DR. T. PRENrISS ALLEN.
IIADAME NAPOLEON FRENCH and Eng
MI LIsH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. for YOUNG La
W,st b.taeen Clinton and Henry sts
Ruth Brooilyn will be RE-OPESED on TUESUAf the 1th OF
sslr fr the new Tenn. Application for admission be
~ ~ ta. by letter person French the language OF
%, Madame views viii be fully CON mun cssd
rsronsl hppc alton. Circulars at the Institution Parent.
l,so1. Of p.ons Young Ladies Children healthy airy
Board and Educate during the summer voad
s she all comforts the above place
AIR. DE GRANDyAL'S CLASSICAL, ENGLISH,
WI FRENCH and SPANISH BoARpiSG SCHOOL for
VIII reopen the Of September Circular Cstaosue &c a
the Institution and ct SHEPABD Co.'S No l5@ F1Iton-s
ins formed Course Of studies completed in one year
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ 1854 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lS


Tram. IRON EswYosK-For New, isyenTa 100 non a.
IAN 50 Nj md 4l0 snd SIS ?. NJ The " tram
srres- 10 Greenwich Exprest NJ, and VI The M
ram ops e. stamford and Bridgeport; The Pm a. STAMFORD
scrwslk ard R-Niseport; the NJ t-sn a. STANFORD .
For Por; Chester NorwGkspeca az
NJ and NJ Noxsk, and $50 2 " aud ~ ~. Tor
Port Chester. a., -...- ,,...,. =,
ToR Bosrox Hartford srrinSfeA and al
Q N and N Dine and sup 81 Springfield . :,
For Connecticut River verson Railroads and Moa'''-H'p
NeAM. Dine at Sudnshed =,
Accommodation train Of the Now Haven hSo'o ahH p's
seld Ralrosd-At llSo AN aud I VI .
For Canal Rairosd-At8 M. and III 81 An, q,
Foy New aud London Ralrosd-FNpoes-s " 20
yyTondon Norwich stonnetou and Providence, and = " &c
Nes-iotdon only
For TIousatouic R.ilrsd-ESpre,s a. A. VI -, 4,
-, narbnry sn6 Sorwsk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. and
asa NJ ard Express At T. 10 = VI. ,...,,o, q,
TsNs 10 NrwYosx-Frorn New Haven Accommodation :,
s45 and ~ IS NJ and 4so u Express ct $50 An an'
lie. 81 and ., p " 49,, .--.,...- .-.,
from Norwak Port Chrsterspec Aeeonln5dston ~
rom NurwaE 80 A. NJ; from PoFt CneS'ef D. '' - 81 ~ NV
f.h. 81. H.. an, ro,ol.
See large advertisement: az the station House. anG
Nike prest Supt's Ofhce, No 81 Canal ST., Ne" ioiA
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6tedmboats dn6 railroads.

UGUsT. Ie54. For SHREWSBURY, LONG
~ BRANCH HIGHLAND DOCK. OCEAN HOUSE, PORT
" asHISGTOE MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK MIDDLE
TOW and RED BANK.-From foot OF Robin .on Moth river
ssrty will s,r foot of RobiD-opst North River follows
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c1.rrr,,r co1,Rr-n,N1FI O. HAyIL,vr

cI'PPFNF COTRT.-DhNIFI q. HAyIL1ND.
- ROBFNT h. HANILANp. DAstD b. hEiLA'0. t.i-
ARD HAN1LAND sd JOHN Hl'AN srsuf hUtt
1ccn net served TO ssd dsi~rd,rf Yol h--'bv
uctcd required answer nc compact 10 tar '-1.
cunt, % New YORK At the Cry in "a ety.
At 81. oa.ee No. 81 Ws.st. NceiS,k wilma 'v.a,y tlr
such .sryice aud f % la a. ~iik tas
said The paufs n tbs ACT wiI tax Jsme1 sA4a
i've with interest fou tie ffl Day ~ Nv thl1sa.d
,ish bgBdrsd ano ay o-r iesdcs ias c.is 81 So ..c
Dated July -, 1914 hoMGh ~ 81 ANI
The complaint in this .n SID in &c as Of Gao cefs
susS ls~6~F' HOMER STUART. P.s.uii,s Aaorssy
CUPREME COURr.-JOHN +. GRIFFIN and
- STEPHEN r. FITUS assiDst HUOHE row NSENO So a.
u.ts for demand c0uctT T. he sad ID -dnt. ios
alton which be fled o. tie ooe Of tie Gers u & City ssi
N.W Iok ~ the CITY Hal DO sAd city .o4 10 --v-a
,foe ~ - Nals Nsw-lors, within t"fny osy a-f toe
81 hi YOU eScsF" OF 'nr aHy o. s1eh
service; sud tai 20 srswsr ne ssa soYqant " At'd
h. flssuas 10 tbs scton viii tasr lnasu-m feih" 20
tb. and hfy cents wfn interest toa
th ds Msy thou'snd rshi hnndf ana hy io1i D
.ses fhr cost. q this Dated 'uy -, lt'L
HOMER h. STUART. Psurs's A-ornsy.
once ~ re Nk
q ,he County Of NcwYor' Aasu'i 5L a,la"osa
vI,IlE PEoPI Z Of the STATE of NETWORK. BY
the grace Of God nee sud ldspeudntro Al pe'ns ,eiet
creditors egatses ~ OF AN u onsf~- 'eua &C.
lbs You each 81 you hereby '~ and required Pef-p.
HI. oc. the CIV Of Newlos 90 ne t"vith Gay o. >pen-
her the forenoon 1T inst Day tn-n ID mere
hnsi settlement Of the s"nli Z" pceohs' -
vad Fuv Of the a viii snd trstsn-ni o. ',a
deceased. ,.,-, q g.. 81, ..
Sr,,.. 20 h hsreuuto a,ed Witness AcNandsr W Nafi "a
Lord honsanf eEt -aidrtd
40 sSyear sns5 lawaw TIL " BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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Daurr Udrfhuuses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. L. DEhklChSoN
c. n. g. ,d-r 90 tb- I~-~s tef''
Nrtins P.p~r- tksh tr~nrb -no Am-ncsn
Nv. psr-r al .r~s weights an lusifF-
h Psr~r .i .i-- w-iE1r an gusir--
f.rry calors vito. - ~ 49, fHa"J'
P.p~r shir@ -oi0--c. cr~r-nf vfct,s
E.r,e-si psi.r thin sud 81 The .er snstiJ.
p.rs ioIf'
Errist = srrvsrs Pspef. Erfe s'-ltseSi IN --'-
shssthnz Parer 4 the teFf quarry
N-srptrs Pager. s-Tsw. RAs. 1rc HAn..-A
Psuer Of Different r1eE
a. eoaens PAPER suitahls fsr rooS. r. ro.s
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L. P. DuSroS Tcket A.ent :. ;,
UUDSON RIVER RAtLROAD.-SUMMER Ar
IoNC ISLAND RAILROAD-oUMMER AR

lRANGFMFST-Ou sfer July l. 1854. Trains st run 80
f,Iou. Le.ve Brooklyn 10 NJ for 1.resnpcrt Y VI tor y.
o..e,. IS NJ for Yaphns ION SATURDAYS tn- trsln goes
throush 10 GreenPOrt ami return. MONDAY 81 SO
sii p N for >yo-.et; 2. NJ. for HemIstesd lSy 2 VI
f,r J,m,ies on WEDNESDAYS snd SATURDAYS this irsn
M nun 70 Fsrmingd.e aud return on THURSDAYS and NUN
Leave J.n.s a, 80 7os snd siS A NJ sS snd . r ~
,,- E~cslvn Her-ps-esd NJ do; syosset. A. NJ Dol
Y,pb.SS las N Dc; Greenport 10 A. ~ do Syoset. iS
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II S. observation-disclosures to travellers is
u sued tyJ B. SOSTs S1tsry Puhhe. u Wa7rra-s; cor
Boaewty ksturslirsd erns ru 5rodsse thsr e"a'siei
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BnilSins Hlaterials.


LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors of Churches and
H Public Buildings and for Nesbules. Halls Conservso
Rooms and Hesrths Dwellings These Tiles
infinite vsfiety Of patterns and strong -nd
% beet in all parts OF the country.
Also QARNKIRk CHIMNEY TOPS suited every style OF
architecture Dow
and by Architects generally. For sale by
MILLER COATES GYoULE, No 20 Pe.rls;.
7 LIGHTNING RODS for BUILDINGS and SHIPS
IL -OTISs PATENT-The only safe Rod Also half price
the STAPLE ROD the Rcd running through gss AGENTS
supplied the lowest prices froPHeoTs, LYON MANUFAC-
TURING Co No. SIS Broadway.
rUNO PLANK ROAD COAfPANlES.-500 900 feet
u OF three inch HEMLOCK PLANK l6 feet long suitable Tor
Psnk Rosd delivered anywhere the Hudson River
adjacent Apply to W TorTEB, Oasyie Pos; ohiee
Orange Co, n. Y
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See srs BIZ Of the Station House. and Heto
Nie pcst and Supts Ofce, No. 81 Canal st. New ioI-
A.. sr.t ,. Otlca- Sia,lon LLln.e. New Haven
NEM KOl rE NORTH and EASr. yIA ALBANN

NTEN ROt IE NORTH and EAST, via ALLAN
~ ALBANY NORTHERN RAILROAD RE-OPENs W
Bridge or srracss Albany or Rutland a. o y NJ ~
A. NJ 52o NJ Leave Albany Tor Saratoga "o % - ~ 'O''
4 NJ +. NJ ~, III. "a,
This pleas.n, expeditions route Tie road is ai
approved construction aud the fares arc as cheap a ~
'fHR0UGu TICKETS may be procured at al the principal
Ticket sud Peoples Line steamers aud Day h"h-
BE careful aud that Bagssz NAKED aud checked taousl
Via NO'"' '' 'D''' g. GIBSON Superintendent
n EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-passengef
~ Trains Pez foot O; Dganest follows, W;
Burao A. n for Buhslo direct without 'hS'ge ~
DarklE Express A. = 81. Tor Dunkih.
A y. r DulsTk sd Buffalo, aud Hale 80
W., F,pres. ESP " for Daukid
Rocs.nj Passenger ? from foot Of Chambers - We
r;errorf Suf,rn aud Intermediate stations ....-
VI. O-sle aud informed ate staioh'
Eight Express 20 =. NJ. tor bunfT' ana ounFi'
On SUNDAY o,l, one Express Tram, steP.m
bu'sc win n t"ienf'n
4h the es7sd ,r Cleveland Cucinrs' Toledo
''''' D. c McCALLUs. General superintendent
NEWIOR1-lNLAAD ROt lE-Leaye New York
~ At O'Clock NJ by New. Haven Express train - New
by -onington 70 Providence ana
The advantages this thar ts me
uo,t direct ersst pasares and cheapst Through tickets
~ Providence ~; 70 Newport - o.
MEN YORK and PHILADELPHIA aud the
~ SOUTH and VEST via the NEW-JERsEf RAILROAD
L : N All and EXPRESS LGNES-Lsave New Work foot ~
Courlsrat, 81 and 10 NJ, and 4. snd r VI Ihongn
Accomno Line " - Stopping al
Cincinnati lat po and Inc
Nortolx &c, aid through
baggage checked Washington and 10 A. n and r NJ
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NYACK and HAvERsTRAW STEAMBOAT

Steamer ARROW leaves daily
(-xcspt sunday Chsmbers.st.
firT sti . A. ". for YONNERS,
PfERMONT, EYACK OAK
HILL. connecting Roctlspi Lake
and iiayrr-rraw
Retaining, leave. Hsyerstraw
.st2 ? NJ
The ARROW will sccommo-
dare parties for any OF the above
places on the most reasonable
terms.
Ind II Amna-st
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Efgai Notices.


IL PURSUANCE Of an order of jesse C.. Smith
Esq Surrogate o. the County OF King-Noce hereby given
sccotf - ew 10 s persona having claims against EDMUND J.
fhey required 70 exhibit the same
tnf s1c.crbe Frederick Conks his place q busuess
Der sx ParSIsce N the City Of NcwYori the
iees,h tly Of q .o-er neHt-Dssd A pd 1884
apc l.wdn1E' FREDERICK \ CONKLING. E,ecIto-.
IN III ISSUANCE of order Of the Surrogate OF
te Comfy Of New York nstcs hereby s,en 70 al
having Claims szs.E JOHN {. COMSTOCR a Of s Cry n
~ SAP crioe 2; 'her store No st. P@rpsc- in the cry o
e" ork % 81 before the e@nh day Of October nerDed
:sw ioEE IL twelfth d. or arm IS.
GEORGE " COHSTOCR v.
s3 isvenTh WILLIAM u. CoMsTOCK T''''''''
IN PURSUANCE Of nm order Of the Surrogate OF
ne County CT New York, sos hereby sven 10 Al
having claims JACOB BOWERS late OF the Cy ~ New
r-k cecea-ed present will, vouchers thereof CY
Rrt LANTOS a. bis Office, No IA Ss..ss In the tfysf New
before the dy u september EsIDs.ed
iorE TIE 2SE iss Of March la1
SARAH ANN BOWERS, Adroinis-rs.ns
LAwToy LAND Atys for Adminisrstrr u39 l.g6m tn
IN PURSUANCE Of an 0rde: of the Surrogate of the
Yof Notice i hereby Iiy.n pe-xons hsy
CHARITY SO>TRAAD late the CITY OF New
YORK widow deceae>e the n vouchers
subscriber, hs Office No. iSj Sassas the Civ of
SeVl tfre the In.h October
YoFs IL twenty e. 18th day Of Msrcb 1854
81 lLv@HTh CALEB :. Woodruff Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of
the County of sewYork Notice hereby given "a ali nerap
having elsuns ssain. NATHANIEL H. VAN WINKLE late OF
thereof 20 the subscriber a. her re.d~nos West lA in
the Guy OF Nefork before the
-Ds ed. Ney-lors, The second ssy 81 August l8i
s1Sls~onih NANCY VAN NlShLE, Admin ..sInK
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Uiano-Fortes.

A NEW IMPROVEMENT in PIANOS.-The CE-
"A LEsTIAL PIANO complete and Pueh;sr. invited
call and witne. rs superiority owe. the Ordinary s p
sSas !. wftbca, parallel purity richness. sod
s1Issn tone ELY MUNGER
Now and second PIANOS for sale and favorable
AN EXCELLENT INSTRUMENT, for the parlor
n or Church Is Mason a Hsmns improved MODEL sELO-
DEON and REED ORGAN, highly reeOmnsndesd, ID. By
Srs ssPp w so,s. s nd %ss; Ss' SSs
sscvs Ms:deGn: Hss Davis Co.. uny'sd S Al he
bEaE f. % go .eS.
TTENTION is respectfully invited to our extensive
"A assortment OF superior PIANO FORTEs at new spd spa
No 4 BToom Z, few Soo. east st OF Tn
y.S instrument. have been fitted up wbsseia regard to the
convenience OF our nu'r2H; LIGHT ss%foS
w LADD g. Co.'S GRAND DIAGONAL
"A. PIANO FORTEs With new GRAND ACTloS, which has
no superior al 4Ngc SpIiN "a BrosdTsy
NELODEONS.-GOO g. BALDWIN's
FATEN " o sMHas EbfS
power bnsney and sweetness Of tone these Two mass esoe o.
Msscn. other style. Ts i sys sP%eT pn Il ss city
and Dealer In al. kinds Of Merchandise No ,3 Broadway
NEW PIANOS for SALE or RENT, from the best
%s. Boston sd s&F ss BRo No bfod
DIANO-F0RTEs.-R GLEN q Co. have removed
their Pisno.fore Mandatory and WMeroom from No. l%
Fulton 70 No ea sprnes. two doors east of Broadway
DRJNCE & Co.'S MELODEONS-Of every vari
ety from $3.50 suitable for the par or lecture roon
room or small church Believing them TO be better tone
durable and finished than those other MAKE we
have accepted agency and for sale only those
VIM HALL a SON No 239 Broadway, opposite the Park
Sole Agents for Prince Co.'S celebrated melodeons
DEMOVAL.-J. a. c. FISCHER have removed
III their WAREROOM from No l78 Greenwichs 20 their new
Msnuctory 2i3 245 247 aud 24s VEST Eth between
9Th and where they intend to Keep Ga mana
PIANOS with al the best modern improve
supervision and warranted %
sny climate Also Pianos with on attachment PlANO'
F0RTES TUNED, Repaired OF taken IN EXCHANGE
CEYMOUR's EXCELSIOR SEWING MACHINE
- Tbs Ise, and hest Of the now on exhibition
and s Al the splendid Of the EACtLSOk SEWlNo
MACHINE COMPANY No S45 broadway TINS msenine Is en-
tev new IN its without regard 10 expense
ana expert judges the best ever
facility the operator
we chnenee the defy competition Pnee no object "a
them! Licensed bJ NJ" no
any other patent
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Daiehcs. Jemelrp, Nf.

Datshrs. Jrwrlrp, Nf.
nIAMOND and ENAMELED WATCIiES-SOme
~ in bunting csses-=6o Pts each. g. C. ALLEN No II
Va near Broadway, % hoor
ENAMELED WATCHES for LADIES-Beautin
IL stye.-from 49, TO $50; warranted g. C. ALLEN no. II
Wall-st Broadway, "a door
TJRGENSEN WATCHES, in hunting cases, from
~ i0 10 S2O warranted perfect keepers o. C. ALLEN,
No. II WAllsi., ncA Broadway, ID 9oO.
CPLENDID GOLD POCKET CHRONOMETERS,
- which ruu percep;ibe variation, om Is $50
G. {. ALLEN. II Wallst.. Broadway, 2d hoOr
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALb.-SH
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