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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04
gTyHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
= row ,ngpAREp TO ovxn TWO MILLIONS OF Aehs
or SELECTED
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS

IN TaIcTs or 10 ACRES AND UPWARD.
ssy ss9s asntsd y the oTsms. .seosss As
building Of this Railroad which from the extreme aors q
The s q the ~. s.s's o. s@s Of Ss State
dotted here ga hsrs VII. ssssss; osa 9 ,s The r
.nd. Tor They are scattered from one to s'sa
ps. on each ss Of s o9 rom sn ss &c se fee. IN depb
gently rolling and peculiarly atted tor sssins cattle and
The r.; crop Of Irdisn corn planted the sewy broken
eree usually the cost Of Powins AID ss,s.
One with pow and yoke Of oxen, vii eess one and
hsf g two Ss ss9 sa' aSt "ass:
farms may DO broken and fenced The a ana
priced .n. i he E On s9S and &dds
%ss 70 E a.s . ,ss
sOur.hns town. and village. sns The line Of ibis road 'sSrs
wood delivered along the road u dssrent points.
Parties having in lows. Kansas. Sss,sls Minnesota
Tor their future home should tale into sonsderson ths ne
On one the ss o ss ao. direct 70 n. greed
sa 10 70 SIS ss. higher han in n
% b ssso o ~. Country west Of he M..p % ihs
Eastern market that the farmer vii hnd much more r'0
PRICE AND rExSs OF rsyNEsT
The p1ee will vary from IS 20 sS according 20 iessnen,
isss STIMULATING the purchase money paid Ave annual
f.t become due in two ye.r fron date g,
become end Of tho srA year from date Of contract
2d section tha Act OF the Legislature approved
10th February 1851 these lands free from taxation unth
thew are Paid for aud deed Of granted 20 the pur
chaser
INTEREST WILL CHARGED AT Only TWO rkH CENT PEI
ANNyM-
securty for the performance Of the the frs
be paid In advance but must De an
that oneenh Of the land shall yearly 30
cultivation Longer credits at ez cent par
be negotiated by special Application Twenty per
the credit price will be deducted tor cssa n whcn
Conpanys Construction Bonds will be received cash
is believed that the price long credit and low rates OF IN
CHARGED for these lands viii enable msn with few
hundred dollars In cash aud ordinary industry To uahe himself
independent before all the purchase becomes due Mean
rayd settlement the country VIII probably have
creased their value four i've fold Nhen required an espe-
person will accompany applicants TO give niornston
and aid In selecting lands
Large Pa showing the precise location Of the lands htoesh
out The State may b the Office Small pocket Psts,
as guide any part the Company lads and Pamphlets,
containing information, accompanied By numerous
letters farmers throughout the STATE be
apple the Office OF the Company No ~ Ash
san-av.. Chicago. CHAkLEs " pOrUf, ia,
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Mem Publications.
[,HE MOTHERS MAGAZINE FOR MOTH

TIVE MOTHERS MAGAZINE FOR MOTH
l. Frs AND DAUGHTERS.-This valuable periodical now
in twentyfourth year, has msiuaned deservedy
high the domestic literature of country It's Dhu
family education has been widely and deeply felt TUE
MOTHERS MAGAZINE, and Mrs WHITTLESEIS
MAGAZINE FOR MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS, are
into which the talent pety expeence
will be Through its the Mothers
Daughters the land will often hear from the Mother in
who long instructed them well from those
friends who contributors, have sustained her in
her labors.
TERMs-One dollar year in advance including delivery to
city SUBJ eber Specimen numbers sent tree bound volume
OF Merry Museum for every two subscribers Ad-
dress !. {. & J. N. STEARNS. Publishers
No. ll6 Rassaust New-York.
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Boob for ,bo.. v bo.e .ehool-day. are over.

Book for tho.e hos sohooldAys are over.
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IN WRITING, SPEAKING AND PRONoUNCTNG THE
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This boob ofers practical aid in oonversson aid core
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II should be introduced into every family iOhio Farmer
Every young lady who writes for the ought 20
consult it before composing another PAGE"
IN. Y. Evening Post.
The vOrk il one Of the mos useful Of the season"
IN. Y. Daily Nevs
There Thousands Of individuals and families tina; should
have H." IN. y. Observer
I'VE advise all takers and writers hold this little mirror
10 their habits Of speech" Evangelist
Youns ladies gentlemen should especially the youm
peusa il will sharpen their wife and guard them il the way
Of correct y estng and writing boston Bee.
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Be.uty and Truth have easped recital -Fred
eTicksburgh Va News.
II o w X + A ID ;
ALONE.
BY MARION HARLAND.


Anew Revised Qsh) Edition One elegant limo uniform
with the " Hidden Path Price 81 25
The publishers have the pleasure OF presenting 10 INC
trade and tie public their edition Of one of the most
FASCINATING. INTERESTING AND POPULAR
the usual efforts that made extend the sale OF books far
greater retensons it has upon the strength OF m own intrinsic
In little than year-thus all things considered outstrp
ping all for the goal Of popular favor Rival editions
have been published in England and on the Continent and now
in thousands families the books OF Marion Harsnd are well
FEW EXTRACTS FROM LENGTHY REVIEWS OF alone"
1--WE recognize points in which deserve high prss Tor ne!
hish True alone for instance could have
ceved aud executed the between Lacy and Ida The
Wkole esoe of the marriage Of the wdower with the
and neen espsly gwen aud lie final csastro
Pie thrilling is simple AID natural Charley one
Ssy Ida. berself~6sny, josephine Rachel Lynn
Holmes artist the Dana family almost everybody
introduced even 70 the merest gspme ana
for whose sake much eIcusGbe We can point TO no recent
female work containing fEer passages than Alone
There genius, psthos humor and moral in its charming
much knowledge human nature and power 70 define
all v ho have feeling and sympsthies As work OF
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The superior merit of Alone does consist merely in
the interest Of the story with Its glowing thoughts ana
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Cost an0 foun0.

I OST-FIFTY COUPONS of S35 each Of the
IL DAUPHlN and SUSQUEHANNA COAL COMPANY
due January 1855 from Bonds Nos ia to 7o @ TO 49,
74 10 rs All perfons cautioned AGAINST negotiating The
Isymeut has been stopped. The finder viii be
wsrded by returning the 10 r. W. CLAIM DODGE
Co.. No. 81 Wsl-st New.York +. w. CLARK Co, No.
25 South Sd-st Philadelphia.
O. = REWARD.-LOST on Saturday morning,
pC "a inst, while passing through Macdougalst. to No
~ 4h-st, aFUR TPPET The above reward viii be paid on
It's return 10 No 200 4thst
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1.-TWO HOUSES and LOTS for SALE. q

TWO HOUSES and LOTS for SALE. One
Il 6rstcsss threestory and basement with .aSeear)
BRICK HOUSE th.st, south side, between Broadway
and 9Th second house from Broadway in block Of eight
houses brown high stoop and easements szs Is feet
inches by 70 lot Is fee, 9neAes by leo feet nehes
pleted The other hrstclss three Engh base
ment brown front HOUSE Sds north side between
9Th and Broadway l4x60 feet; lot lixl0 feet l. tho third
house from Broadway block Of l2hcuses Both finished
the style provided with s the modern improve
In agreeable neshorhoods and desirable
properly. sale accommodating. Inquire Of JAMES
MUNSON Land Office, corner 4dst. and 7hsv or A. J.
RIEECkER & Co. No Bro ad-st.
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THO DRUGGISTS. - For SALE, DRUG
STORE doips cash business Of O0c annually located
IN the CITY Il the capital Of lncisna population
o stock well assorted good stand with GOOD ease N re
heart Of the cy opening for person or persons 40
wish 10 invest IN the Drug trade the present wishes
10 retire Capital required from 900 10 FOR further
,.,,ienI. =. irfnnTe or address A. CUsHMAN Co,
No 2o5 Broadway, New. York.
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OK OOO FOR SALE, FOUR HOUSES

- 4C,UUV. and LOTS three on Greenwieh.., Is
BY IS Hsrson 20 by 81 cet the whole plot Of
ground 81 by IS feet situated the northwest Of Green
witch and Harrison sts in growing business locality within
three streets Of the North River docks rods from
the Hudson River and NewYork and Erie Railroad pepos
Said properly subject of 1000; the hrst
gage Trinity Church, Of s0to at cent payable
in about year; the second mortgage OF payable on
the ~ B. The proceeds Of sale Of said property
above the eco may lie bond and mortgage for Eve
per cent Said property will be sold by order of the
Supreme Court the 9Th day Of February u o'clock
the Merchants Exchange disposed Of before at private
sale good aud ndspuabe title viii be siven For pariiea
lars call on DIR. II. X. ROOT, No. 5l2 Broadwsy.
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III 0 Il A C. f G X Z E L Z Y
IL THE LIFE OF

HORACE dHEE4LE1 L.
EDITOR OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
By James Parton With Portraits l2no gp AZ Pnee " -
By friends and foes of Mr. Greeley that no more
ably euertanngy and inTueyely written biography has ever
made appearance in America Every one who has any De
size for familiar acquaintance with the famous New orr
Editor should read Mr. Psrtons book and he viii know MI
Greeley well though he had been Brought up IN the
same town"
FrApklinT Hartford Religious Herald
"Tle spicy and attractive Biography Of the day"
Boston Journal.
"Hs Life is living epis,le procaimins that yuous en-
desyors selfish toll later will meet h recon-
pense" IN l. CHRISTIAN inteiseneeI;
Ofabsorbng interest and containing much Of pleasant hn
nor sparkling and attractive aneedOe" Bangor Cour1er
volume and boys TO read and study
[Springfed Republican
"a incentive youth IN poverty be honest faithful
and apart from lie personal interest should go
into the hands Of the young OF America geneIl ally"
fMddletown Standard
As interesting as any novel yet all tue
lPainesvlle Democrat
could append 500 favorable notices BY the Press Of this
book Already nearly 80 eco copies have been sold IL o
sale y Booksellers generally will be sent BY NAL post pad,
10 anT address u receipt OF the retail price.
Any newspaper eopyns this advertisement three times and
sending copy marked, will receive copy Of The boob,
by mail, POSTPAID MASON BROTHERS, Newt 1f-
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DUBLIC NoTICE.-MOLLIERE SYSTEM

DUBLIC NOTICE.-MOLLIERE SYSTEM
i fo- MAKING BOOTS and SHOES by MACHINERY,
patented June r. e July Nov. IS and n and Dec II aud ~
is56-THR HOLLlERE BOOT AND SHOE PATENT
COMPANY sdy make sales on liberal terms Of
tEe $ts for making Boots and Shoes By machinery with
grsrsne Of 30 gain the expense Of arl
fscture BY the Cd nd for ell the Unite states except ne
State u NeWioFt whether b. Stses, Districts, Counties,
Cities, Towns oihefsise Purchasers will be shown me
whole uoere system operation a. toe Noere Boo and
Shoe yEl, Troy IN tie State Of EewYork AP2liss
IN peFon. BY letter. the CompaBys oree, No.
Broadway, Sevy ork. Tronptly sttended 20 By order
HfNRY DE NEUgE, Secretary.
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Chances for Bnsiness Glen.


nRCG STORE for SALE.-The proprietor OF
~ Drug Store Of the eourshiag towns IN Ohio
wishing retire from business offers his stock Building "a
theestory brick, GOODWILL tc., for SALE on reasonable
terms The business established IN 1882 and continued by
the proprietor 10 the present time Also for SALE "a eonns
ton with the above, separately, handsome PklEAIE
RESIDENCE, beautifully situated and the OROu NDS-
about scrssd OF with taste and containing choice va
ety Of Fruit Trees skrubbery &c also, on the premises
sood Green House lee House Stable other buildings
The OF the beautiful the State containing
about 1900 inhabitants and becoming MANUFACTURING
point Of the first Importance Any Druggist wishing 70 locate
IL the West will ind HE examine this before
dcicns No need apply who cannot Gowa from -oo
$1,000 and give udoubted security for the remainder Of
tie puchAe money For further particulars address W. NJ
NJ with real name Tribune Office
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TOR SALE-seversl beautiful FARMS near

this eitysOne binding on he Hgd.on.vsrioas sizes
prizes and locations Also beautiful HOUSE JAne-st
81 500; three In West 3dhst.-$sS0. WANTED 10 PUR-
CHASE. for cash rood HOUSE In the Seventh w1dprce
$500. WA II. AELICk No. 81 7;hsv., before 10
after O'clock
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balentines.
Go farmers ano Others.

ITO FLORISTS, GARDENERS, BOTANlSIS,
i and PROPRIETORs of NURSERIES, Of NETWORK
ard undersigned wishes 20 receive anool your
Annual Catalogues in order forwad orders r such articles
nsy suit T. BACHELlEk,
Hortieuurist, Botanist and Dealer in Garden SEEDS
No. g Ursulines-st., NewOresns
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NEW MU C.-Al Pretty Pieces
IN 81 airing Sunday Night s. Markstein 3 ets
Thinking Of Old Times s. MArkstein. % cts .
While using al alone, Hattie :. Narkstetn . Ga
spare my heart from growing cid. Meta IS ets.
cannot Part with thee. Metz Is cts
Louisa Pyne POLKA Msrkstsin photographic hkeness) Sc
Bobolink Polka IS cts Golden Drop Schottische. Sc
COOK BRO St3 Broadway,
Sole Agents for Haines Bros Pianos.
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ITO PRINTERs.--There lie an opportunity for q
good industrious JOB Printer with Little cash % enter
PARIkkR IL Office long es4biished 10 tbs city
with good q vors For further particulars ldres j.
Boz Nc lie TrepBe ofee stating where az nieT"s" can &c
ksd.
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MACHINE sHOP.-For SALE or to LET, a

MACHINE SHOP.-For SALE or 10 LET,
WI Birch MACHINE SHOP, built IN ls55, dn Waterford
Newf 10 miles north Of Albany % feet long By 70 FEET
vide two stories hghstores IL feet with Lines SKATING
Pulley Belts hsmners. FORCES Nieebenehes and steam
pTe for hesng building ell order Addition for Engine
Is BY "a feet with steam Engine, and necessary apparatus
Waterford pleasant village junction Of Hudson and No
hawk Rivers With Railroad River and Canal communication
cities Rents and convepiences Of
living much lower than in large cities making desirable 10
manufacturing purposes small Tenemens
land adjoining which will be sold desired IN connection With
shove The premises will be sold or let for term Of years II
cold large portion Of purchase money remain bond and
uortesse for term Of years Reaon for selling the owner
about engaging IN business a. the West Apply 20
JOSHUA N. TODD, Waterford, New YORK.
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Cutlery, 6aromare, amo Jrom.

"A Blast, Charcoal Whts IRON for Forge parposes-fs
sale By AGENT Adirondss Iron Comps.y. :. ,,,,,.-
JOHN w. QUINCY, No 90 Walssu-sS
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A BOOK of STRIKING ORIGINALITY and
IA GREAT POWER!
Now ready and for Sac BY all Booksellers
THE HEART OF MABEL WARE.


One neat limo. volume Price 81 =.
From many notices extract the following:
The is drsmatist In his grouping Of indiyiduAtes
and phototypt marking shade Of characters
thosorher bic udes Cf the human heat; poet IN hs
fofty hut velsustaned language" Newark DAILY Adv.
Domestic q than ordinary merit and inter
es-co and pathectrustng more
" ~ Y. Daily Times
He writes unequAly but with CLEANS Of genius and
then te Of great beauty Of thought with
remarkable command Of the M Of language the
preston ealment Of thought or emotion"
Boston Evening Gazette
The author writes with terrible and has woven To-
the IF the plot
which pervades il Tne
absorbed in ling that forgets sef ed
rsen.y by the strange thrilling fascination OF the tragic
story" v. u Day Book
We accord 10 this writer high place IN
the sphere ofous composition Many Of his scenes possess
vitality. His pictures often seem 10 glow with life,
instead Of being cOoed by art tie has rare mastery OF teIe
and vigorous His dramatic power equal 10 his
constructive skill Tragedy doubtless his forte but passages
and beautiful description show that he also al home
among senle elements Of humanity II the present work
HE genius before the public
hsher order intellect than has recently been devoted 70 this
branch Of literature" IN. y. Daily Tribune.
interesting and in many respects powerfuy wrought
te author. The description Of the duel and Of the
ard pursuit Of the poor, crazed woman the ice
fields mid winter exceedingly well done.
REGULAR book consists the Introductory
preceding each chapter WHICH quantity and aneuy exc
eutedr ". Y. Evening Post.
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No. ll9 Nassaust, New York.
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NOW REA ID Y. BY the author Of
IN walks Talks Of American Farmer in Engand'
A JOURNEY IN THE
SEABOARD SLAVE STATES.
FREDERICK LAW OIMSTFD


SEABOARD SLAVE STATES.
BY FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED.
One volume, limo rs pages, with Wood Cuts 81 g.
This work written in the quiet candid goodhumored and
manly which rendered the authors previous narrative Of
travel so widely popular.
The picturesque and dramatic descriptions Of Southern Life
and Scenery with which abounds, will commend it to the
pesu Ct readers, while its full and detailed
recy of observation in matters of great commercial Po
cal and moral interest establishes M permanent value as filing
g.felt gap In every library.
1t b in short readable and trustworthy account OF our own
South such have In Of volumes of Tfsnsslanc
States half the fair calm, and courteous
in it's topics of controversy though frank and IN
mistaksbe in eIpressng the authors conclusions
The Southern Culvsor predicts that this book will have
greater influence the minds Of voters than Uncle Toms
The NewYOrk Daily Times Of it,; This work will be by
far the best get published the subject"
The NewOreans Delta observes of the auhor Preuciced
his opinions be no, wy dishonest man or sn
We would welcome iew more men Of his CA.
Der among appropriated bui manly opd honest"
Putnems Monthly: His calm, clear and unpreJudced
she. book of travel merely it highly fascinating by
sketches Of &c.i and book OF principles
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"or PAPERS THAT EVER WERE SEEN,
THE NEw-YoRK LEDGER IS THE QUEEN
GOOD PEOPLE Take notice. We don't want
~ you all to ask for NETWORK LEDGERS to-day.
fast We can't supply all at but, you
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LEDGER is the most beautiful weekly printed In New.
York 1t contains in addition its hosts of ORIGINAL
STORIES, beautiful EDgrsyings, FANNY FERNS FRESH
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A MAGNIFICENT NEWFASHION PLATE,
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In Press:
Mss PARDoEs soo WORK on TURKISH
THE CITY OF THE SULTAN
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/ OTIS for SALE-Two valuable BUILDING
IL LOTS 2s by los feet inches each situated the south
cry sds Of l5hst between h and 2ay stsyyesAnt
sqsUs Apyy onse No so lobst, oHe door east Of sds'
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DRUG STORES in WILLLAMSBURGH for
~ sALEcus taking 100 per week and the other . Pc.
week Price and : eco for the oher Terms
ea.h COCKCROFT No. - south It'll ST.. Wniamsb1rsh.
or Nc IS Merchants Exchange WAst, from II 20
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Gperial Notifies.

mr. Elizabeth Blackwell, graduate Of Geneva Medical
College pupil Lyngn hospital Psrs and student OF the
Ioaon Hositrls department OF MEDICAL
PRICTCF among Ladies and Children No 70 East l5thst
0ss.~ houy. from 10 TO II a. N.
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AMusements.


DACL JULIEN and AUGUST GOCkEL
respectfully inform their friends and the public generally
that they will give their first
GRAND CONCERT,
In NIBLO'S SALOON, on FRIDAY, Feb 8, 1856.
They will be assisted by Mrs. L. q. BOSTWlCk aud other
eminent Artists.
Eull particulars in future advertisements.
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TOR SALE at FLUSHING, L. The com.

1sodious HOUSE with about three o1rs Of acre Of
GROUND attached in the Of the village with large
front the main thoroushfsrefo many years occupied ~
Joshua Knber boarding schools offered Tor safe AZ
price II not sold BY 18th OF March
will be RENTED. For particulars, apply 70 .
EDWARD WOOD, No. 50 Pines,.
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NOR SALE-A FARM containing liz acres

stusted 10 Nsv.Jersey hours ride BY railroad
iepo % large timber land balance unders high sis Of
cultivation has good dwelling house bans and other out
buildings For particulars apply to FORD No 90 Court
Tat
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Uants.

A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN wants
IA situation as CHAMBERMAiD and PLAIN SEWER,
TAKE CARE Of BABY. Can be seen for two days At
No 30 Mesf lRth-sf.
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90 Wbom it man Concern.


~ COMPANY" employs Agent collect bills, except
,uch are furnished with authority signed BY the
President and Secretary r. T. COMPTON, President
VIM J. WILCOX, Secretary.
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piano- fortes ano musif.
A EOLIANs, PIANOS, HARMONIOUS and
rates or Tor rent With applied purchased " T. DOR
DON Sole Agent for Halett Davis Co.'S unrved PsDos
and Macon Hsmln's model Nelodeons
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS In PIANO
" FoRTEs.-Messrs LIGHTE, NEWTON BRADBU-
RVS No fx Brooe respectfully invite attention 20 ther
PIANO-FORTKS, constructed with the pstent ARCH
WREST PLANK, which IL undoubtedly the most substantial
improvement introduced into this popular instrument
GREAT sACRIFICE.-A splendid $275 rose
~ wood PIANO for SALE for ss0elegant and tore,
warranted respect BY the makers Has been assd
seen this week at No. 90 Wskerst before u o'clock
HAINES BROS IMPROVED IRON-FRAME
IL PIANOs-Buyers will End our PIANOS much I'm.
proved By the Iron Frame and other mproyemens
Besides have just reduced retail pes (see printed s
and made keep large ssortnsnt always on
hand a. the Busic Store Of COOK BRO agents, No 1J
Broadway We the beautiful ansh and
peor Numerous testimonials from
high authority be application HAIhES bkos
T & C. FISCHER's PIANO-FORTE MANU-.
- FACTORY Nos. al 70 81 West ztk-st, eth-sy
Wsreroons No SIS Broadway, opposite Broadway Tbea,e
secon hand Pianos from 80 70 $780, Pianos tuned repaired.
70 let and exchanged.
- PIANO-FORTEs, / MELODEON, and !
HARMOSICAS,7 st0Ts, 70 rent at ca 81 Is 50 and -
month; or for sAle II vs. s35 ss5 Sl0o els s2o &C.
One Of T. Gilbert Cos Eolians S3g Musle thoroughly
ard Pianos tuned By Prof DlNSDAY rs 0ysDdt