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quvery future prices. Refined sugars Hrm ybu
rotations for the present considered somewhat
omtnal.
ToRAccofhe demand for the article ID good but the
deficient supplies prevent transactions Of note Sales Of
81 bids. Virginia and Kentucky at &c. 1885,; 81 bales
Havana at 24c 32c 100 bales Yara ct p. t.; ~
seedseaf at 7ho. 18c. 81 do Florida at 16c. 22c
WooI--The market has been void Of animation since
our last. Purchasers unanimous IN the belief that
prices have their highest. Still there not much
reason TO appreiend Decline while the supply 10 SO
light hardly sufficient to keep the factories In operation
till sheariyg time, full two months hence.
wmsKEy.-6aies Of l60 800 bbs. State Prison were
made at 1880. FL
TEAs-Per Monsoon, 30. Terms six months. Hyson-
80 half chests at 40 DO. 36c 66 do. 31c Young
Hyson-1s7 half chests st axe; 1872 do 1910; SO do
4Shc.; 100 co. 4oKc.; rs do 36He.; ITO do. &c., $50
do $780, A3 do &c. Ill d. 26c.; LOT do. Nho.; 140do
4c; 10 do. 23c ITS do. 22s. q do 20c. 20 do 1oc
ADO 1870 e6 do: $780,. do l7c.: SO do. ISlc 81 do
Zoe. In perial-71 half cheats ct exc. Hyson Skin
g chests .t 2lhe; Tyson Tw.nk.yIe7 hsh shssu Ct
CHESTS at 49c.; 20 do 41kc; Al do 40c.; So half do
4Ohc. Ooopg souchong- half chests at19c Souchong
LILO chests at Tic. 800 haHdo 2sc loo do 1890 4lSdo
100 lis do. me- ssl DO TO 4se do. leKe 0clongm
DO; 2sHc.; 200 do; 2exc 2ss DO &C.; Is DO. 2shs;
23Kc.; 148 boxes do. $40; 81 do 871c; 80 do 4Sc
IL do. 46c.; 2o3 do. 45hc 80 do. 42ke; 80 do 40
20 do. 4lc.; 1874 do. 40xc.
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breadstufs and provisions has bssn most slt. At the
South and Southwest money 10 represented to be abun
dant chiefly owing the great rise cotton and con-
sequently We hear of few failures that direction.
The exports of cotton cloths from this port from tbs
LIST of January to the 9th of April 1885, have amounted
to packages against 500 tor the same period in
1856 from Boston the export this year has reached
9723 packages, against 8, o2s in 1855. 5 II
In domestic goods have 70 tce that brown sheet
pgs and shiItngs have been steady heavy shesticgs
were Arm at 7<c &c., and light standard goods steady
at exc 7c. The demand moderate for all kinds
Drills were in fair demand for export, at 7Ie. &c. ;
beachsd sold at $40, and blues At 9c. Corset jeans
were unchanged. OsnAbuIgs in increased supply
especially of grades, with steady home trade
Denims were fair demand without change Of moment
in quotations Stripes and ticks much less active
with better stock while prices tolsraby we'll sup
ported Cotton duck continued in good demand without
in prices So FAR there has been
change in the value Of manufactured cotton goods with
the enhancement in the value of cotton.
As respects foreign goods although the importers and
obbers have done fair business, greater than that o.
the period last year. but what they expected
yet the heavy iuportatious recently made have had
depressing influence the market and prices are gene
rally lower except in and desirable styles g,ods
which are in demand for the city and country retail
trade and have become more less scarce. French
dress and fancy Silks and ribbons &c said also to
favor purchasers.
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MOVEMENTS IN FoRLGs DRY GOODS.

Value put on the market during the week. 1895 749
The past witnessed large imporsatons AMI
diminished sales by the obbers to the trade and larger
quantities goods have been sold at the auction rooms
less satisfactory prices. Indeed smart decline has
submitted TO- and should goods continue to arrive
for time longer ct the rates which they have
hen imported for the past few weeks may expect
break down In prices. The jobbers buy sparingy and
cautiously yet this win not prevent our mportaons be-
ing forced of 1t auction When importers slacken up
foreign manufacturers may ship direct TO factors here
with orders to se-f not in the usual wsy-by auction.
But such state Of trade from ts irregular and unhea
thy nature, soon works its When goods
to be sacrificed those whosupply them and saud the
losses will be forced TO change their or
their capital.
Dry goods like other branches Of trade, are
subject To fluctuations and chonges. We find
that . few years has suff,ed TO change i.s
location in this city from the to the west side
the town-there having been a sort of general mgra
ton Pearl street to Broadway and the cross streets
leading from 1t to the North river.
The wholesale business every year -easag at the
principal Western towns fuch as Cincinnati st. Louis
and Chicago, all Of which did larger wholesale busne
last year than usual and the tme may arrive they
may form the principal points of distribution The
Southern cities also Increasing in the wholesale or
distributing trade Nevertheless New York must main
tain her preeminence IS the chief importing emporium
and instead Of sending forward goods broken cases
and packages she will send them on In their original
FORM on an increased SCALE to other points of distrou
ton.
Collections continue good and the failures limited.
The chief monea, difficulties experienced in sec.
toDr Of country at the West where the heavy decline in
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Third Avenne Railroad.


The article in your paper Of Wednesday states that this
company have attempted TO smugge through the B,vrd
Of Aldermen project to charge the inhabitants of the
upper part Of Yorkville and Harlem ten cents fire.
The petition OF the Third Avenue Railroad Company
heard before the Committee Of the Board OF Aldermen
fall at three different public meetings. The inhabitants
OF Yorkyile at the time IL before the Board of Al
dermen held pub lic meeting and appointed committee
confer with the President of the road and that
nttee called an adjourned meeting at Yorkyie, the
17h February where they recommended the passage
Of the resolution before the Board OF Aldermen. The
inhabitants Of Harlem held pub tic meeting the 18th
az January and similar resolutions adopted 1t is
enarey untrue that the act Of the railroad unknown
that any attempt has been made TO OBTAIN
this resolution In the Board OF Aldermen. TRUTH.
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FAMILY MARKETING.
RETAIL PRICES OF FARM PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON
NARXET.

Meat exhibits slight decline this week, and butchers
say the prices tend downward. Poultry and game are
getting much dearer than they was to DO expect
&C. This the breeding OF birds and game and
he 10 poor, mean inhuman sportsman that would hunt
shoot until the Gloves Of the birds" are consum
mated.
Fish getting cheaper, and as will be seen by our list
many new varieties are In market. Shad is abundant
but connosseurs say does not well this year.
usual Soft shell crabs, terripin &C., are in and much
sought AFTER
Butter and cheese maintain the rates, but eggs
cheeper q being given for q shilling.
The vegetable market begins to look WELL Spring
truck, mostly from the South is coming in abundanty
Green peas, string beans, and tomatoes among tina
rest But for particulars the reader had better consult
list, which will se found to be correct. The follow
ing are the prices:-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY April lS-6PM.
The market slightly duller to-day, with increased
demand for money. As usual, everybody expecting
imitation the strength of the peace news stocks
rather gone the other way To the trade Of the city and
the country at large the symptom is healthy one
itndicates that the merchants using in their bud
ness the funds which have lately BEEN employed In
buoyng up stocks solid dividend paying securities like
Panama, Michigan Southern Galena and Chicsgo, and
Reading have grown sghty desrer since the news; but
all the bubbles of the day lower from eighth to
half per cent No variation has taken place in the bond
List Chicago and Rock Island has been feversh since
the calumniated but 1t maintained itself to-day
about the price it commanded yesterday morning
At the second board the market was buoyaut Panama
advanced per cent Michigan Southern In other stocks
there change worth reporting The impression is
ally becoming stronger and stronger that upon the
of very active speculation tn the stock market
There is in the good sound stocks margin for An I'm
Irovement and there doubt but that margin will be
tradually covered. steady appreciation OF perma-
emit eight and ten per cent dividend paying railroad
stocks, must take place. The money market and the
pnbc mind in favor Of such movement and 1t
not be resisted.
The George Law that the river boats the
San Juan laid up Punta Arenas the agent Scott
being left without money provisions. he intended to
discharge the men under his command and lay up the
boats.
The advices from the West in regard to the business
the railroads very.encouraging. The Toledo Com
mercial states that Thursday the 10th inst 100
passengers in twelve passenger cars carried West
the Southern Michigan road The fares amounted in
the aggregate to $685. The ,spts of the Cevs-
land and Toledo road for the first two weeks OF
April were So, 900, equal to about $135 600 for
the month, which is SIS, 900 beyond the estimate
The two weeks lest year. gave $50, O0O
The 6Tst week on the Michigan Southern road
se5 o00the largest receipt taken OF this $44 900
for passengers and SCI 600 for freight The train
the Wisconsin Lake Shore road Thursday last Went
into Milwaukee with nine full passenger The
pgs for April are estimated BY the Superintendent at
s25 00o which, for forty five miles Of road is large.
The Milwaukee and Mississippi and Milwaukee and La
Crosse roads dosg very large business The latter
is now open to Beaver Dam, 81 miles from Nil wauke,
and already TWEEN locomotives and three hundred freight
have been provided fer doing the business Offering
itself.
The following Est Of new banks which began business
this State, contemplate beginning during the fiscal
year, is given below
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OCULIsT AND AURIsT.

4 fHfHA LMlC IEsTIi UTE, 20 z Aston PL .0s CGiN:
tor hal-B NJ BILI0Tr, NJ d., informs his friends ard
tho public he has returned from EUROPE established
ap Institute diseases Of The eye. with all the modern i'm
In 0phthalmie medene ana surgery Ooo hous
rom 10 toa
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9HIpPIUG.

u,Ok LIvRRPOOI.-UNIrsD STATES NAIL sHEAM.
shp BALTIC, Captain j. J. O0mstock.-fhis Steamship
viii depart with the United States mails Europe positively
on ea urtay; April %. at O'Clock ~ rom her berth ai Ne
This ship he Improved waser tight buIkhsada
For freight passage, having unequaed accommodations
for oleRanc0 and comfort Apply 70
EDwAkD K COLLINS, IS Wall street.
PASSENGERS are requested TO be board at ii A. N.
6hipp6fs Will please take notice that ships OF this nne
cannot carry any goods oontraband OF
All letters pass through thslpost ONCE; any other7 WI
be returned.
The ssamshiV - VIII succeed the Baltic. and sail
The steamers this ne avoid any danger ioe VIII
tho Banks Of Newfoundland north Of ~ degrees
ndAP 4 d
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n,BE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNrTKD STATES
mall saeAmerA-Yhs ships somposng tbs nne aee tAs b.
r.AAG1IIr.1C, C.R1 Hldrsdss.

BALTIC. Capt. Com sek. ADRlA1fc, cepk -
eminent service. Avy sare has been aksnia Aelr
ton, abo IN he engines 70 secure strength md aeed and
A6lr accommodates for paOongWs unoQuAlod Hr eo
gssse ana eo@aot Prize e pssage hon HeE Ygt e Liver
Of extra DIRE 4s16 hon Liverpool New York 50
and 70 guneas nexpsssnoed surgeon attached 70
No her6 secured until PAD for.
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The payments Include $35, GOO Cali ornia drafts.
The receipts include $50 COO transfer draft on Bos
ton.
The Washington, whish sails to for SouthAmp-
ton and Bremen, will not take out hundred Thousand
dollars in specie. Ks1
We have received tbs report Of the Minnesota Mining
Com pany from which note that another dividend Of
SO per share has been declared This mine has divided
$780, 600 among its stockholders during the four
years. In connection with this the revival Of the Mining
Board and the spirited business thereat deserves notice
Few companies have been introduced a. yet; bat
several old acqusintances-among which the Gardiner
Gold appears to have held Its well IS any-are
daily dealt In.
The Fort Wayne and Mississippi Railroad have pub
hshed report, in which they say that all the sui
scrptons Of only $50 % has been collected They
have commenced work. however BY the construction Of
few yards Of grading near Fort Wayne
ralroad to be called the orth East and South
west Alabama Railroad Ia about to be taken Ia hand BY
. company in that State. 1t s to from Chattano0a
Tennessee TO Marion, Mississippi.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity value
Of foreign dry goods entered At this port oonsump
ton, for warehouse and the Withdrawals from ware
house, during the week ending and including Thursday
April IL 1866
NoyExySTs m ToRxGr INV Coop~
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ASTROIlOGY.

~-~~
STROLOGY AID MAGIC.-rHE GREAT SWEDISH
"A magician and philosopher DR.. W. RoBAOK formerly
Of New York Philadelphia ard Boston producing al
mmepse sensation In the West by his discoveries hidden
treasures de cion of robberies recovery OF soen Roods
counsel IN love affairs awsus speculaons &c Railviter
celebrated Ladies - gentlemen S. For particulars ace
uo ogcal Almanac forwarded gratis part Of the Union
Address, paid DR.. W. Ro Iack III Sycamore street
Cincinnati, Ohio. '
(lLAIRvoYANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR ITO SPRING ar
aiew doors west OF Broadway the suocessfu med.
cal and business oarvoyant IN Ashma liver
plain fever and Aeue serofua, debility &C. cured cura
be Uperng advice busness absent friends ~ salts.
faction guaraDtt ed pay -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MRS HAYES r6 GRAND
street New Yors tae beat medical cairvoyan in Ame
rcs MRS Hayes daily cuiIg diseases have for
bafed the xii the learned Uner advice given respect
Inc business absent Trends &C. Satisfaction guaranteed
member, or no pay taken.
YARD. MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS
70 her rends and patrons, and begs 70 say that AFTER
The Thousands both In this city and Philadelphia who have con
fued her With entire satisfaction confident that In
the quesons Of astroogv love and Law matters and books
orsce relied consantv by Napoleon abe has no
equal She w tell the Of the future husband and asc
he Of her vers 70 vadieon street Speedy and sure
cure Of piles and corr By remedy Of her own
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I,OR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.-THg UNITED
states mail sieAmshp JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish, WIN
O'Clock r NJ nom pier IS North river che xu arrives
morning. Passengers The South VIII proceed Without
lay he great DAn line Charleston Augusta Savannah
most expesiuous route Passsge and are Including state
ssesIsse half pros. Apply 70 LUbtAE PL1xszNfs
50 Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$25 600 wANIsp D., SIXTY * "a p ~ By
street. in Of % each secured BY perfect ID Of mos
beautiful hat, equal 70 any ~ hat In the city.
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1RS CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-W. y. VAN
Luz NOTE have large assortment Of Tho --latest patterns
q Tenders Kitchen range summer r..s.s md ssSve
and repaired stoves lined je 1eers and bras unds fur
built and repaired furnace doors lined with soap
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yTfIPPuJG.

LOB HAVANA AND MOBILE-ON THURSDAY, nay
LIST from her pier North river foot Of Spring srse,
w. shuield snder Freight taken tor New Orleans and
forwarded from Mobile free o. commissions fhe compauya
agents No others signed For freight passage apply
SMITH PATRICK, Agents, 81 Wall street.
NOR CHARLESTON AND FLORfDA-sRMIwHEKLH
ship JAMES ADGER s. g. Turner commandss, VAN ea!s
pier No. North river Saturday April l9 II O'Clock p
precisely For fright apply board, WHARF al bills e
sdng will be signed; and for passage ct The cce q sP0r
VIII succeed and leave Wednesday April IS The fayorts
on The 81 Johns river Florida CONNECTING Win Se sesmess
York and leaving Charleston every Tuesday ct
Ia, $3S
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PRoPoskD DATES OF SAILING.
TGs n sSSsSSs e Psns;s1YeysH sppy % e

LEWD X: COLLINS, IS Wan street.. N. Y.
ssssFRsS KssSAhS 90 2S:an rr'.,, London.
The Of these ships WIN not be accountable for soh
vss Suion Psee ewery precious stones or met.. un
s. In No signed ana ~ value A's'
Shipper ake notice that the ships Of ia line cannot
Aisasrs must pa.s azOugh he Pos,onee any other win
NoMc1 me DAY departure q line from Now Y~t
1Ss % and
NoTIoE.-T0R LIYsRPooL.-oLD AND FAyoRITE
t.
:issrsSs psssenssr. surpassed passage,
1s II fSRy sst's pier
IN cCKT win positively sail this day, at u O'Clock, 81
Fl IS
clip
NOR LIVERPOOL -TIrsCOfT's LiNE-wITH TMVs.
packet chip SAW. FOX 100 tons regiser A. AinsyQrh
v s e { r. So 81 No.
ss r. 5ae
Truman viii sail above without delay This wei known
s ' ao1 ss[S pier
nor AIIyEhPooL.-TaE FAvoRITE PACKET sap
day April 81 Esr sceonnodaaons for all classes Of pas.
X s % pier
NOE L1vERPooL,-sr. GEORGES LIVE Of CL PIPER
= chips. The celebrated clipper ship DREADNOUGar,
Captain samhes will sail on Wednesday April g. For passage
In cabin second cabin steerage having superior
daions apply board pier North river TO DEMAREST
4 JONES, 40 South street and SO Old slip
NOE HAvRE, DIREOf-rHB FRENCH soxnH
steamship ALMA, 200 tons buYthen, viii leave for ~
above port Saturday. NAY at O'Clock precisely; price
passage:-
First cabin:
ses o call Inc aisacn d shipper. 70 the dsisnoes
duties IN FrsDce on foreign produce French vease F
freight or passage apply 70 the agents.
EN- ED. PORTER CO., II William d.
Inc Barcelona will succeed the Alma. and sail Tuesday,
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CTRAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- EDINBURGH, 2 500 tons, Capt. VIM Cumming.
HHAWY9RK, 2lso . Capt RoSt. Craig:
The Glasgow and New York stesmshlp Company intend
sailing their and powerful steamer EDINBURGH from
New York for Glasgow direct Saturday May IL twelve
O'Clock noou Rates of class G6 third olass
found with cooked provisions $50 An experienced surgeon
attached % s'
New York city bills gold only received for passage.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-rHR UNITED
States mail steamer ARAGO, D. Lines, commander viii
leave for Havre, touching a southampton land the
and passengers Saturday, Nay s. at II o'clock from pi9
No. 81 NoFh river, foot of Beach street.
PRICE or PRssAGn.
This chip Ave water tight compartments enslosng the en-
gDe that nthe event or collision standing he
could not reach them and the being ee to work. the
gage during VOYAGE should ssnt on boad
he day before satng. marked .beow No frashs VII be
MORT NEK LIVINGSTON, agent. IS Broadway.
NBIhe steamer Fulton win succeed The Arago. end saD
ORION NEW YORK 70 BREMEN VIA soUfHAMPTOA
~ and HAve.-The United States mail steamship WASH
touching Southampton the mails passengers of
England and France on Saturday, April 10, at O'Clock ~
from pier No. 81. North river
PRICE or PASSAGE IRON SOUTHAMPTON o.
IN nrst cabin main saloon.
experienced surgeon attached 70 each steamer Specie
delivered IN HayTe London. Nopares received the day
Of sailing An letters must through the Post Once For
The steamer Hartmann WIN sucoeed he Wa1hngon and 81
NayT.
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WINEn AND LlOU1Dnn.


A SKI ECr ASSORTMENT OF PORT, SHERRY MADEI
"A ia champagne and care wines brande, Jamaica rum
Holland GIN Scniedam schnapps Scotch Irsh Monongahea
and Bourbon whishee; syrups cordias &c London and
Dublin porter, and Scotch ales for sale at UNDERHILL
&MAT1ERsON'6, 40 Broome, corner of Crosby nj.
II OLLANn GIN, ROCKVILLE AND COGNAC BRAN
IL dies Bordeaux white and red Jamaica rnu ali In
bond be shpred In bond delivered sdny psd. For
sale, reasonable terms by SIMPSON BROTHHRSiNo 10
Beaver ctr eet
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IN Steamship CITY or BALTIMORE 2464 tons 500 horss
power Captain Robert Lech intended 70 resume the ~
April. The Liverpool and Phadepha Steamship Oompaa1
inland sailing tber fAvovite seamships-
CITY OF BALTIMORE, - tons, Capt Robert Leitch
CITY 9F sn: o Ssg w
KANGAROO, lT4 TONS Capt. =. Ewing.
FROM LIVERPOOL
Clty OF MednesoAy "a AprA
CITY OF Baltimore. WEDNESDAY, lth JunA
PROM PHILADELPHIA. go
Cny OF banimoeo' InurSday. Ion nay
ny w Anu5soSJs S0sa sa
Saloon 800 sss .. rs . on na q tate room.
limited number Of third class passengers viii DO taken
fom Phlalelpbia and LIVERPOOL and found provlsous
From PhladelphA $50 From IAysrpooL ~
These steamships are constructed with improved wsta
Parties wishing bring out their friends can obtain eeA
Gates of passage and drafts Liverpool sums Of 81 erlns
S9BE Sak7s ~ B, x..:s NJ. ss 7s.s
~ EST INDIES AND VENEZUELA STEAMSHIP COM.
pany for Laguayra and Puerto Cabeo stopping at st.
Thomas ard Porto Rico Crying the United states mall The
Weber, Commander, viii leave for the above ports
WeSnesoay May at II o'clock precisely This seaner viii
arrive In time at g. Thomas for passengers TO take the British
mail steamers to
Guadaloups, Granada Trinidad,
Martinique Barbaooes, 1t. Barts
81 Croix 81. Martin, Demerara
Aspin "si,s San juan Nicaragua and he West India
Islands.
PRfcE
From New York 70 St Thomas Porto Rico. $40
All letters pass through the Poet Office No bill OF
adpg will be signed those furnished by the company
~ i''S a IR SGRHT5A JoyR CO At south .treet
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80 mn WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WAWY-
RA.OOO ed-1he highest price given and cash paid n
current money Gentlemen having good len supernuous
clothing 70 dispose Of obtain liberal sendn9
address to. or calling o. JAMES MORoREY, La Walker
street near Centre.
TTNREDREMED PLEDGES JUST RECEfvED-CONs.
~ ssDg OF black and blue f0ck cashmere pants
fancy vests with variety OF white linen coas pants and
vests. us West Broadway.
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PIANO FORTEsl .STEAW CARRIAGE FAcToaN


removals T. P0meroY has re-
Al moved bis Piano Forte and Music Ste re to Van
Goriers New Block on Market Street. Tie is happy to
be able to state that the great increase OF his business,
renGeTs the change nsc-ssary-his former Warerooms
tcinT enti rely inadequate. HIS large and crsamodious
rooms viii now enable him to keep on hand and lex
posed to view" as large and elesan; an assortment %
Ohio. lie will Keep constantIv on hand fr9m thirty TO
hiy elegantly furnished new Pianos, selected BY MIA
sef from the hest makers in the world. and will sell
them at Manufacturers prices. which Will make the
price OF each Piano about $50 less T. an they are sold
FOR in Cleveland, Pirtshurg and CINCINNATI. Also a
large assortment 81 second handed Pianos. prices from
$50 to S2tO. helodeonS from IS to seen. One larse
organ melodeou, designed for churches. viii be sold At
4 Ldrga'n- Pianos and NeiUdccas to rent ..
Warren, apr 20 1850 st. PnERROY.
SEC0ND HANDED PIANOS! |
~ have now on hand several Pianos. TO rent at frcrl
81 80 to 81 PER month. or for sale At SIS to $3.50. Call
soon o. they will he gone. s. +. POMEROY.
Warren. Feb. y. fr5f.