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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

II 10 in agitation to hold Convention
of the Editors Of the Maryland country
at Annapolis or Baltimore. Conventions,
generally speaking. so far as we have
given attention to them, do not often eff
feet any real, practical good, and there
are particular reasons for apprehendIng
that the above proposed convention will
fail in its objects. We have no objsc-
ton, however, to trying the matter. and
would favor the project, if for no other
reason than to form the personal acquaint-
ance Of our brethren of the press.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18
Notice TO Creditors.

NOT!CE is hereby given that the
In subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Saint Mary's county
in maryland, letters of administration on
the personal estate Of Joseph B. Smith,
late of said county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the proper vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber on or before the 30th
day OF November next, otherwise they
may be excluded by law from all benefit
OF the said estate. Given under INV
hand this 18th day of May. 1854. I
PETER p. SMITH, .ddm'y.
May 18th, 1S54-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

NAPOLEON WANTS A DlvcRcE.-The
Paris correspondent of the Montreal
Witness writes as follows g.
The great question which occupies al
present the Court Of France, is the d.
vorce of the Emperor. He no longer hopes
to have any children by his present wife,
and il is said he thinks of taking anoth-
er. The report il not official. bat a Il
has appeared in several licensed papers,
the truth of it can scarcely be question
ed. Napoleon III is, however, very
fond of his wife, and the divorce win r.
semble in every point that of his uncle
and Josephine, who were, as you know,
separated for the same reason. Whether
from this motive or any other. the Empress
Of the French 10 looking very melancho.
". II is impossible to see her without
being struck by her expression Of sad
ness. AS to the Emperor, be appears
constantly calm and imperturbabls.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

"A LONDON MILI1oNAIRE.-Mons
Francis Wey, French writer of dis
tinctien, whs passed several weeks in
London during the Great Exhibition, has
recently Published in Paris his ''impres-
sions" under the title of "The English
at Home" On one occasion, while
riding in an omnibus. he formed an &C.
quaintancs with . fellow passenger, from
whom he derived many explanations Of
the strange things he saw. One Of these
we give.
"I addressed to him q few words con-
corning = carriage which just then drove
By. Il was too fne to be elegant, and
was drawn by two magnificent bay
horses. On the box, adorned with beau
tiful fringe, sat . black-coated, coach
man; and there was not wrinkle in his
white cravat-his snowy gloves were
spotiess. In thevehicle on downy cush-
ions, earelessly lounged man without a
coat, his arms bare, his, sleeves turned
up to the shoulders; an apron with the
corners turned up serving him az Q CIR
desc the coachman looked like o. gen
itemaa driving mechanic in has dress.
08 Mr.. EWey asked his neighbor who and
what was the strange looking occupant
OF the dashing carriage.
"The richest butcher in London" was
the reply. "He Is returning in his own
carriage from his slaughter house to hi.
residence. His fcrefathers were in the
business. His father lefa him q fortune
Of over two millions. and he out Of mod
esty, follows his fathers prsfession-'
very honorable old custom. This gentle
man butcher possesses four million"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.

GRATN.-Thsre has been q fair sup
ply of grain at marke! this week for
which the demand has been moderately
active ut high figures. The supply Of
Wheat has been large for the season, the
high prices ut which it il now selling
operating as an inducemsnt to holders to
forward it freely to market. The de-
mand IL confined entirely to the millsrs,
the present high figures leaving no mar.
gin for shipment. Corn has been rathsI
dull through the week. although prices
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18
st. mdrp's Beacon
LEONARD TOWN. MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IS, 1874.

"A RELIGIOUS RETREAT of three days
was concluded at st. Aloysius church in
this town on Sunday last. The sxer-
cises were conducted by the Rev. r. D.
Woodley, pastor of the church, whose
untiring exertions, aided BY the fsrvid
eloquence and earnest zeal of the Rev.
Messrs. John p. Donelan and L. Nota,
by whom he was assisted, have been liz
strumental in producing result bene-
fetal in the highest degree to the con-
gregation.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

FLUID This extraordinary remeds
for fever,is positive substitute for Qui.
nine in llfebrile affections, and has none
Of its bad effects. II has been thorough
~ tested by the most eminent physicians
of Paris, In their extensive practice in
the Hospitals, by order of the French
government, and by great number Of
physicians and non-professional men in
the United States, with complete success.
It is not compound nostrum, but an en-
tire new article in Materia Medica, and
IS destined to succeed eli other remedies
for Chills and Fever, a. well as all febrile
affections. See advertisement in another
column.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

He's PRrCED FARM.-The " Barrell
Farm. /" adjacent to the Insane Asylum
in Somerville, near Boston, belonging to
The estate of the late Benjamin Joy. and
comprising nizety-six acres. was sold MI
auction On Tuesday afternoon, By Whit
wen, Broaher = Co., forthe sum Of ST.
900 Mr.. Amos Getting was The pur-
chaser. The farm has been estimated As
worth At least 800. 900.
The anount Of property in Boston be-
longing to The same estate which was
sold, was sass. $50 77-which, with the
price Of The farm added, makes total Of
S369. Ss077.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

Maryland State agricultural Society.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Maryland State Agricultural Society was
held at the Hall of the Society, on Wed.
nesday the 10th inst. on which occasion
the premium list for the Fall exhibition
was arranged, and the judges appointed.
We understand that the list offers the
same liberal inducements to exhibitors,
there being but few changes in the
amount or number of premiums. Under
the constitution as amended at the last
annual meeting, the Cattle Show will be
held in the last week in September, in.
stead of October as heretofore. Jane.
H. Luckstt, Esq, fthis city, was unan-
imously elected treasurer Of the Society,
and accepted the appointment. He wa.
duly authorized to select such agents as
he deemed requisite to collect the funds
of the society. The Office of Agricultu.
raj Chemist to the Society was establish
ed, and DR.. David Stewart, the eminent
Agricultural Chemist Of this city, wa.
unanimously elected to ELL the sfice.--
Sun.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

The Baltimore County Advocate, a
capital and model country paper, whose
editor yields ready and pleasant pen,
comes to US this week enlarged and im-
proved. Its Office Of publication has
been removed from Cockeysville to Tow
sontown, the new county seat.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

An old hunter predicts that the follow
ing VIII be dry summer, from the fact
that woodcocks have built their nests in
low, moist places. When the summer
i to be wet. he says, they build in dry
situations.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

As Coon As HI SEEr.-We Published
some weeks ago the letter of Hon. Thos.
III. Benton, in which he expressed his
determination not to patronize the. st.
Louis Post Office, Sc The new Post
Master, 1t appears. is a. spunky Is .tOld
Bullion" fo- he has announced bis edict,
viz: That he viii not, On and after Mon
day next, receive in, or send from the
Post Office, any of the bills of the Bank
OF the State Of Missouri which have en-
craven On the face of them the likeness
Of Thomas III. Benton. -
Is there anything in the Post Office
laws regulating those matters, which can
or may prohibit him from carrying into
effect said resolution s-BaH. Pat.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

The BENEFITS OF LIFE Insurance.
We understand that some months since
q gentleman of this city loaned friend
The sum of $4,000. The party loaning
the money was an exceedingly cautious
man. and shortly afterwards had his life
insured to the amount loaned, which
proved. at last, a judicious step, for his
friend departed this life few days since,
whereupon the loaner received his ST.
OOO.--BDH. Patriot. ..a ...
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

In an article on the millionaries of st.
Louis, it 10 stated that receipts for rents,
&c., Of property owned by Col. John
O'Fallon Is said to have reached $151-
900 last year. The rents of James H.
Lucas, ESQ.,, exceeded $50, 200; and
those of Col. Joshua Brant, $50, O0O.-
The sum first named represents, we sup
pose, the entire yearly revenue of Col.
-O'Fallon; the other sums, only the rents
from real property. Col. Brant is, be-
sides rich in money. Dir. Lucas land
ed estate portion Of arpents bought by
bis father, hardly forty years ago, for ten
or twenty dollars an acre-is worth now
probably thirty-two hundred thousand
dollars, and 10 rapidly rising in value.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

State of Maryland,
st. -Muys county. 10 sOif IS
AT an Orphans Court for st: MaEy's
county, held at the Court House In
Leonasd Town, on Tuesday the 9th day
Of nav. IN the year of our Lord one.
thousand eight hundred and fifty-four;
Present.
Benedict I. Heard, Esq, caig Judge-
+ I RisasFd 4 = H1 RssesTi .As'e. fudge
Clarke I. Durant, Sheriff.
G. Combs, Registev.
A MONG other proceedings Were the
- following, to wit: On application
of George n. Morgan, administrator Of
Joseph III. Fowler, late of Saint Nary's.
county deceased, it 10 ordered by the
Court that the said administrator notify
the creditors of The said deceased to file
their claims againt the said deceased's
estate with the Register of this Court on
or before the second Tuesday of August
next for dividend, and that this order be
published i'm the Saint Mary's Beacon
once a week until the said Cd Tuesday
Of August next.
I~~ In testimony that The afore-
SEAL. going is true copy taken
~~ from one. of the rec6rds of
the proceedings of the Orphans Court of
Saint Mary's county, Rave hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed the seal
of the said Court this 9th day Of May.
1854.
G. COMES. Register of VILE
for st. JMarys county.
May 18th, 1s54--td.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18
DIED.

On the nth instant, James Ga.tsn,
aged about 50 years.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

General John Mathews, distinguish
ed citizen of Charles county, died at his
residence near Port Tobacco, on the 4th
instant, in the list year of his age. The
following extract from his obituary no.
tice in the Times will show his long
career Of public service:
s'In early life he entered the Office of
the Clerk of Charles County and soon
familiarized himself with all its details
and duties. Il was placed under his
control, and IN its management ard d.
rection he showed that industry and Wig
or of intellect for which he was so re-
markable. From youth to old age he
discharges with fidelity and honesty the
labors which il imposed upon him.
"During the last war with England he
promptly threw aside the garb of the
private citizen for that of the soldier, and
entered the field, ready and prepared to
defend his country. Gifted by nature
with the most determined resolution, be
was always found at the post Of duty.
"Justly esteemed by the people Of his
county, he was called. against his incli-
nation, from that privacy of life which
was always most acceptable to him. and
sent to represent them in the Legislature
of the State. In the two branchak he
continued for period of fifteend q.
strong Judgment gave him 60
ing position-and his opiniens weIz re-
ceived with the highest Difference and
respect. He continued q member of the
State Senate until the close of the ses-
sion of 1853. when his advanced age and
feeble health warned him that he could
no longer serve as public servant"
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-05-18

The Potomac Fisheries AT tks iaIe
session Of our Legislature. = La -
passed for regulating the Maryland Sod
and Herring Fisheries upon the Potomac
river. Il Fixes The time for hauling
seines between the 1st Of March ans4he
9th Of Nay. andthe penalty annexea 70
its violation Is by fine and forfeiture Of
seine, tackle. &c. We believe thai ssme
whs are interested in the fishing besi-
ness upon our shores approve the ~,
while others equally interested complain
loudly against it. The object which the
lawmakers had in view was undouhisd-
ly good One--namely, to protect the
spaWmof the shad and herring from being
desl ed by the large seines. Bul 20
long as Virgins allows her fsheri4 to
be used without any such restriction unon
them, which we understand is the case,
this law of ours win certainly avail Pit
little as regards the true object. The
who asasst@o make "catch
the earlier part Of the season especi-
cially feel it hardship to be compelled
to "cut OUT just at time when the river
has splendid run of fish in it. as is the
case at this time, we are told. If this
law is to remain upon cur statute books,
suitable efforts should be made to induce
the Legislature of Virginia to pass sim-
liar act.-Port Tobacco Times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
NF Spring Goods In the city OF heeng may be found
~ al -. q. Heftly's, No. 165 nAaiRst.
In ad ance ofmost all the Dry Good the city
sortellt OF for the pfing embracing
~ style and quality Of staple. fancy aIh substantial
RIGS, suitable for ladies'. gen lemes nants wear all
of which h: offers at reduced prices Determined
Ter good stock any house la the city,
little cheaper hante cheapest he respectfully invites his
friends ami the public generally to cali and examine ''be-
lore purchasing else where No trouble show goods
and less to sell them Call and see at - - 7 =
J. G. HEFTLY'S, Maihst. s.
feh2Sdtf corner Market alley.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-15
JoRN 3. Vow ELL.

New Watch and 'Jewelry. Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington HaL, Moaroe ST..
81 eef MHERLING, VA
iIHE subscriber would the attention OF the public
IL his well selected stock Of watches clocks, 1ewelry,
silver Synre and fancy goods, which hcis opening
His stock composed in part OF silver watches
keys, guards and chains. .sls5 - fl'yzis sEf
Every description OF godjewelryi s.,as s-,7 ,sa
Gold, silver, silver plated and common spcetacleai
Pure silver table, tea. dessert, sugar. mustard and salt
spoons, and butter knivesj st /, +. tsst-s tas9s
Plated German silver forks, Spoons butter kni vcs
etc. etc. .'.-l.l .l
Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissorsi
ps5r PINE razo5s strOrs tr1 saSyng cream etS m
goods;
Particular attention paid tosreparin watches, clocks
and jewell W and engraving handsomely done. D.
A share of rpatronase is respect fully solicited.
ap6-dtf' g. p. BROWN.
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ANCard.

"A OdIu. -, I, q
HAVING disposed Of my Grocery on Main street, No,
IL 256 to Mr.. D. Johnston or st Clair .yilie o.
avail myself, OF this opportunity to return my sincere
thanks 10 those Of who have given me their
custom and would ask, behalf Mr. Johnston.
eon,inuanee oftlle same feeling confident that customers
and dealers viii asell accommodated At his store s
any In the city, inquaiity, price and variety. t11l
Also, would inform the citizens Wheeling and yiin
ity that continue to keep OF the best Family Groce
ry;s IN the no w ashgton Hail. Monroe street
call lllf SiSIM RONs ID. A W 90 DRoWg -, s1,ii
Feb, 10, '5f7eb1S Washington Hall, Monroe at.
WANTkD-A German girl. 10 COOK and do hoasewoTI
w Apply at this office. mr1.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NJ ELsoNsS Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid,
1N the greatest Improvement yet discovered,
labor end expense in shhg Clothing Rouse Clean
Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid will be
winter and softer than if bielched on the
%AGR1NtkD not to nigre ths fabrie Every lady may
o on nat po,ni, ny s91g Plete OF cotton
iil clearly show that most DO pn harmless, vixen
dilute with gallons OF water to half pint OF fluid
The Cllinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sixpence which win buy enough for aIarge family
washing, which can be done in . or hours. .EisSf
and sold by the subscriber, who has la.
~ puichased the right for Ohio oeonnyt, Va. -
20 ~ 2 -i.sfff-s5 Z - as5isA JAS. MRLLOR, -
AuE9 ~ No. o6, UnionSt.. Wheeling. Va
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Z DRUGS. MEDICINES,

- -
Chemicals Perfumery, &c, Sc.
H. CRUDERA CEkER would announce TO llis
81 ieEds and the public generally that having purchas
ed the interest OF the senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the frm ], Crumpacker & Son. lie
win continue the same at the old stand No. ITO, Main
and would respectfully Solicit and trusts to
uanee OF patronage bestowed the firm
He has just returned from the Eastern cities, now
opening extensive and well selected stock Drugs ami
Chemicals, Perumery, Fancy articles, &C., all OF which
were purchased ser strict personal inspection with
scrupulous regard t0pfty OF quality, now offered
to the public tho most reasonable terms. TYR.
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For IsnItimore, XYnsIiIugtoII, Phi1adeIPh
-nnd New 0rk
ss EsgEas s33.IE2;s5.IE;gg 80
Great through Line for the

Great through Line for the East.
rINHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
l. Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
raneh Rail Road at the Junction Ciately called the Relay
House. miles Baltimore, and with the Phladei.
phia and Baltimore Rail Road TO Philadelphia.
THE great tunnels upon IRe completed,
whole road is in fine condition. presenting the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
The aud splendid steamers ofthe Union Line from
louisville and Cincinnati with this road at Wheel
ing anu through tickets from these places to baltimore,
Washington PbilahephiA, &C., be had OF the agents,
on tile boats. -, 81 d -sfa - .es, Ca
The express sltrainleayes Wheeling daily, at O'Clock
A. (yheeng time) and arrives al Cumberland C201
mles) at and allowing two hours there arrives in
Batmo (3S0 miles, at a. NJ, the next morning,
King the passage through in about 20 hours including all
stoppases. -.
without charge. gs
Passengers and baggage transferred TO the for
washingf on Junction, and for Philadelphia, Bal
timore without extra charge Travellers allowed am
pie time opportunity all points to meals
, Through tickets nom Wheeling to Baltimore, (wth
privilege lying anywhere the route,0 SS50-to
washineton, $500 TO Philadelphia, St0-to be had
board tile OF the Union LineOntle Ohio, and OF
the Rail Road gents at Wheeiing b. FoRp) Mounds
vile maj VIM PARKER. Gen'l. Snp,t
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GEORGE MENDEL.
KnnEn- nHnEnf :. a...or


t. tl d. BAYH.i have removed to their new and spa
eioss brick buildings 13I Mari street. where they
maIufacture and keep hand, - -
fa y TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, 91 Z
Aud keep for sale Japan Ware and Houcloid Furnishing
Hardware. A.so the latest styles Cooking Stoves
which they wsc Wholesale and Rcailat the the
market prices Their old the public gs
ally are invited TO Gull and examine their stock Ercrr
descrpionof aIclesin their lEs promptly TO or
| O. ifs' CEe bI0:fy
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Pemberton House.
Water street., Below Monroe.

. ~ Il. ~ =
FTi M.PEMBERToS announces to his old friends and
the public generally that he has located in the
niojious brck buildssg formerly known the .'St.
Charcs and Thoroughly repaired and efttedit, and is
prea ed TO entertain travellers In good style moderate
on the Steamboat Landing, and Depot ofhe Bal
inore and Ohio Raiiroad aordius passengers the
proprietor respectfully invites the attentio OF his old
age..- 1879 - - niroN-ff
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Adams q COS E;xdres.sl
1854. @ - 1854.

1854 gzzsss 80 80 So 81 1884.
''' f-f'i
3 = ieOFFICE-lToI.a are N ousc
TOR speedy and safe conveyance OF mercandt' pack
ages, parcels, bank notes, specie, gold in chaig Of
special messengers leave office daily for all parts OF
the East, Europe, California and Australia Also e.
For Pittsburgh and all points The Cleveland and
Wellsvle Railroad. and Cleveland and Toledo RaIoad,
through to Chicago. "a .et t-15
For Zanesvile and all places the National Road,
through to Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
Pur baltimore and alfpoints n Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and from thence connect with Great East
erfi Express TO Philadelphia New York and Boston
We notes, drafts, accounts and bills on de-
livery OF parcels, and make prompt returns. -st
Express Bast daily at O'Clock, A. n. q. g. .i.t
do Tor west do do A.. N. =s,
do iorPittS burg do q do A.. NJ.
arrangements complete for the delivery Of
packages aud monies to all points.
Z N. pisAAs Agent e apii
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STEAM MARBI,E WORRS.

&C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA
THE SUBSCRIBERS having made extensive arrange.
i mcnts inthe East for the supply of Marble, Son
tempating erection OF Steam works, he would invite
the attention Of Architects Builders and the public gem
Egytinn, Sienna and other the ncst
qualities, which be sold lower than ayother establish
ment in The west. 81 filtprl
Dealers would find it to their advantage toispec his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. -
His is done IN the elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention of purchasers examine his
ntuary other work, Monuments Cen
otaphs, Tomts Head foot stunes. &c. rave yard
variety being enabled by his superior iac
tiles supply this considerable prices ha
any other estab bishment in the counta " lsil7es
Please give a call examine my work
4- .tf ''1a y 4--a MICHAEL j. ROHAN,
sa- Marble Mason and Vault builder. -
G5-Also Caicined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts and Models aud Marietta Grind stones, aframtc
at the lowest trade prices. ty.d.lF
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Sign .of the (srecinn TrigonuIs, No. 100
nInin Street.. ee
rR-1 ]. FICKIESoN would respectfully an.
notncc the 'eitizens o.! Wheeling and vi
IN 9 n Gcinity, that he has Just opened new and
y elegant establishment for the sale OF polins.
Guitars, Vioneeos, Plagoles, Flutes, FiIes Accore-
ons, Banios, and Tambornes. Brass Instruments tho
first and hest make.
Instruction books for all kinds OF Instruments; aud for
singing. la ,al.s. s-i eg LNs .Hli
Music tho Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violn aso the
hnwest Songs Duets, and the very best Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings, So
Caroncts, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Gnar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards 4ailE
BUws for Vioncelo and Violin. ,l
4. Kieher's Furniture Polish. for renovatng vanished
Furniture, Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats
descriptions OF Furniture Ht VI ~.
Also by Agent, Klcher, Pttsbug Pianos
or tho first and hest Au eture In the United States such
Nunns and Cark's grand and square Phnos J. b. Dune
hs ms, Haeit and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos,
Agent for the make OF carlard and Needhams Patent
Melodeons. -
q prices. - t7"i t[..sf.