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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

TNTkALitsENCERN ktysfAPhh.-- NO.
L TlCE.-In consequence Of the absence of several
persons who expected to be present the sale
on yesterday the subscriber Concluded thst he would
not offer the INTELLIGENcER for ssle at suction
He now offers tbs lnteliigencer Office, including
Presses, Types and other material heretofore emu
merstsd-toeether with the good will" Of the Pc
per, (the value of which may be accurately ascer-
tanned by references 20 his books) ct the minimum
price of . lO0n payable in g. H. Is snd "a months-
for approved, endorsed negotiable notes The books
will show that the nett cash income of the paper
Excluding all uucoilected sccounts) ha, been
$4,000 per for the last serenten years and that
in some years it has reached S6 900.
To the purchaser Of the Newspaper, the Building
in which it il conducted and built expressly for the
purpose, on Bank street, adjsceut TO the Exchange
Bank will first be offered at fair valuation, and
should he decline to purchase, it will be sold
ton.
As the subscriber will return to Raleigh in few
deys and as 1t lie best that negotiation for the
of the paper should be conducted in Peters
burg he refers ali persons desiring TO purchase to
Mes,rs. PANEILL 4 son, who have full power to act
for hi in the premises.
NJ B. Until the sale of the Newspaper Office the
paper will be continued as usual.
JOHN w. sYME.
PETERSBURG, Feb 20, 1857. fe 2i-ts
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a kAhTH On " AXE, CHINA AND
NJ III GLASS
A8 SPRING, 1857.
VIM. T.. BUTTER,

Impo,ter 10 uaia street, hichmoad Va.
10 now receiving per ships Andrew Fouern and
America" full supply Of English goods of new
tade sales in this couotry, q very large stock OF
French China, Glassware, Looking Glasses, Castors
and Fancy Goods, which he ofers for sale upou the
most favorable terms
The merchants of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina, are invited to examine his z ,ods
II Special pains taken to pack all GOODS securely
ana orders promptly flied. NH Io.-Im
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AIRS. CLAIBORNE BAHKnDAI.K 0iII
IN open School for Girls on the Goth OF March
as her residence On Church Hill, corner Path and
viii Be pursued.
TERMS Two dollars Der month
hssssEscEs-.-A Gaines, Or J. P Brown,
Weary Csrrngton. On srlotts Virgins; n. H. msury
Esq, Or JoAa Wayt, n. 9. Read, Esa kishmond
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THE sUBrCk III u kM WISH ks TU NM.
L YLOy A TEACH En-. to take ehsrss Of . small
snhocl Of boys and grls. 1t his house, Wyanoks.
Amslia counfy. virgi.is. middle sged gentleman
prefsrrsd. sslarv $500 and board, for 10 months--
AddrewJ 4. J., Jstsssvils, We. Il 2s-lm
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IREA M HAT. MkAT y!..Look enf
for HA0AEs JOHN He IL Ia ihe
hns for al FORMER COIN AT PAR.
nuutil Judgment Day. fSl7-w
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

HRA NEW BAkkKY...Th uubscri.
NH&B Der having leased the house on tue North.
east corner Of Broad and Sd streets and ft-
&Rp ted IL up for a BAKERY, takes this me.
thod OF informing his friends and the public In gene
rail- that he will be able furnish them with every.
thing usually kept in First-class Bakery. For the
convenience OF those living below tn, market, he
will keep his old Branch, two doors from Broad on
Ssh street.
Bread. Rolls, Biscuits, &C.. fresh morning ard
evening. Plea, Cakes and Crackers. of all kinds.
fresh every day. Families a9d Boarding Houses
supplied twice day.
Parties Supplied with Iced and Ornsmented Cake.
Ice Creams, Jell1es, Blanc Mango, &e, to order
n. BAH orders thankfully received and
carefully attended to.
fe FLINT ISAAC d BRIGGS
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MEDICINES.

VIRGINIA WORM kiLl.Eit-GHIi..
' DREN cay FOR 1T -rhls preparation has
been used for years, aud its popularity is daily in
creasing its great virtues the only successful
Worm Destroyer becomes more known. 1t is conf.
IDENTIFY recommended by physicians aud Others "a
the safes., best, and most pleasant remedy fer
polling worn III 1t 10 Ga gsrly taken by chill.
dren and will prove hen all the ordinary
nauseating worm seed oil preparations fail.
Prepared only by E j. Picot, and sold by Druggists
generally. NH Il
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A CEnTAlN CO nE F0is ALI.
In dreary winter, snow or rain,
When winds DO blow, am the SANE
In lowiy cot or rieh ans retreat
am TO them INSTANT RELIEF
For Iouely orphaa the poor mans bride,
For those that use me tits their pride
To RECOMMEND when cast down with srfsk
Their greatest comfort il INSTANT BELIEF
For COUGHS and COLDS, tits to prevent
And cure ell those for such I'm meant,
Pm nice to take, tits quite treat
Do take this Syrup, LEONARD'S INSTANT
RELIEF
Price % cent, 40. &c. fe 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

CA sAnDLkHI AND AARNkeH
MAKING THE subscriber hsvins tai en-
the stand formerly occupied by CnRrsro-
FhEn Brown. on Rrosd street between
.ss and ma streets, aad opposite VIM sootwriaht's
Dry foods ktors. % prepared 70 furnish SAD.
DLEs, BhlDLE., COLLARS, WHIPS SPURS,
and every Kidd Of 9ADDLEkY, ON reasonable terms
ALI KINDS or WORK done TO order on short
notice, and on accommodates terms. Aesii L. 90.
hoiteA. JAMES ATYIaaf,N
fexS-dlms Broad st.. b.tveen let and md
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PETERSBURG, Feb. 20, 1857. fe 2l-ts

TIN, sHEEE IksN AND GAS FIT.
Il TING E5 eABLIsHMENF, THIRTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-fhe
subscriber 10 fully prepared to DO all kinds of work.
in tho above business. with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his numerous patrons for past favors and
colicits continu ince OF the same. Being master
of his business he can premise hic customers that
all work done by him will at least be equal to any
other house in the city, ana fully ohesp-a fact
known TO all persons who know what good WORK ia.
ROOFING, GUTFERIEG. &C.--He is prepared
to execute this description of work in a very nups-
rior manner. both in town AMI country.
TIN WARE Always on hand, large and zone
raj assortment of Tin Ware wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He Is like wise prepared to DO
all kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner
PUMPS He keeps always on hand large and
extensive stock Of Well and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES H. LANGLEY
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MARBLE WORKS.

HITLER VINCENT,
0eslers 10 ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
aud Manufsctur:s OF MONUMENTS, TOMBs,
FONTS. MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, &C.
neariy opposite I'd Baptist Church. on Main street
have on hand a. Large and we'll finished assortms
city.
Prices lover than th. same quality OF work can
be obtained N any Of the Northern cities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

- ca - sTEAMERs GHO. PEA
BODY ANO sELVIDERE, BE-
Il NTWEEN BALTI MORE AND
RICHMOND.-Thee above two large and commodious
atesmers are now the route between Baltimore
and Richmond.
The GEO PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY sfreruoon, and the RELVIDERE every
WEDNESDAY sf.ernoon. for Richmond.
Returning, the Geo. Peabody will leave Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon, aud the Belvidere every
Saturday afternoon, for Baltimore
NH i2,-ts LUOLAM 4 WATSON.
CPECTAL NOTICE.-W. PETERSON
- GRADUATE OF TIL E PHILADELPHIA
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. having purchased of
FANCY ARTICLES, &c at his city DRUG STORE,
corner of 18th and Nam streets, next TO the St.
Charles Hotel, respectfully soios continuance Of
hs predecessor. and hopes by strict attention and
psrti0ulsrity to this purity and good quality OF all
articles offered for sale, to meet liberal share OF
custom. MARCH 9, 1887.
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Having sold to w. PETERSON my stock OF Crugs,
SO at the store corner of 18th and Main Streets ]
hereby recommend him to ths conliaenca Of rny
friends and the public, and respectfully asa ior Kim
continuance of thu patronage heretofore So literally
bestowed upon me.
My offics, for the present, will be with M.. feter-
Ion at the old stand.
Mach 2 1871 NH 3-dfm B. WOOD.
A UCTION AND tGhiNii-sIUa bCsx-
n NEss.-The subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends and the public generally that lie has taken
the old stand of Gerst 4 Lisbereer, recently occu-
pied by j. T. Ii pscoulb, Main street. in the town
of Danville where he will buy, sell and receive on
consignment for SALE either publicly privately, all
kinds of Country Produce, and all articles of Goods
Wares and Merchandise, Groceries &C., and make
the usual advances on consznments.
He will as heretofore, attend to the sales OF To-
bacco and any other article of property to be sold
publicly, either 10 Dsnvie or the surrounding coun-
try. He lstters himself that experience of over
fifteen years will warrant him in promising entire
satisfaction all who may favor him with their pa
trcnage. Having secured the services of Mr. RO
BERT S. JONES, formerly Of the house of Jehn-
son & Co, he hatters himself that the Requirements
of all his friends will be fully met
Hs refers to Messrs. Stokes Rives David T. VIII
lisnz, Samuel Ayres aud James A. Cowsrdin, OF
Richmond and to all the merchants, manufacturer,
and business men generally, IN Danvills.
ia lots THOS. D. NEAL
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A. e. n. A. PATTERSON,
y. COMMISSION MERCHAN7S,
FOR TIE SALE OF
LEAF END MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
NO. Io4 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
AMEs A. PATTEsoN,
THos A PATTEsoN, 5-Sm
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>-, CAKRjAGEs, CARRIAGEs.

oAM9 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.-
HEXSE The suoscriber has on hand, at his Cose h
xnx-Makins Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, tSth and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES. BAROUCHEs, BUGGIE with and without
tops and sULKIEs, all of his own make, of the
beat materials and wor kmapship; all of which will
be sold low good work of the hind be in the
city of Richmond; and respectfully ssk scal from
those in want OF any article In the Carriage line ss
determined TO make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible, and all work sold, that il new,
warranted.
MICAJAH MANGIJM
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R DkCti STORE FOX sALE.-1iy
~ Professional engagements reouirina INV ensirs
~ attention. viii cell the Key, stock and PIx.
. . .urs. q the Drug Store now kept By me- upon
made The stock 10 not la,ss, but IL ysrv wall .e.
seted and good business can be done oy an CON.
petent person who can give IL proper attention
fe H-n JOHN " JACKRON
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G. w. HILLMAN. J. 5. hILLMAE.
~ W.HILLMAN 81 CO., so Front street
VI. NEW York, Agents for She sale of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Lib.ra advances on consiQnments. seN-6m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-20

EkI1a.AIAN UnLEl. bunker,
w SO Main Ct, opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Richmond. Va
Dealer in Domestic Exah,ngs, Uncurrent Bank
Notes. Business Paper and Mar ketsbe Securities OF
every description.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Il 10-6m
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s.tr,sosr s ss sis s, f, Corn aoehsns.s
w1es. ces, nn nsrcb 10 Cotton quiet. Flour de-
pr...sa, sou,hsrn lower. and quoted :: soas 20
WNsss auli sad nominal Corn cent lower
C.,,..s March II The total decesss n
~ cotton at all the ports to date 10 $40 90
bales a;xtv 6av hill. ara auots5 :.
1 per cent.
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I EVILS N. WEBB 81 co., GENERAL
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. offer their scr.
vices for the sale and purchase Of FLOUR, Wheat,
Coru Tobacco. he. co a---6na
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

The AMERICAN WINNINGS BY PRIOREss-The
London correspondent OF Porter's Spirit of the
Times, says
j need scarcely say that the stable and the
American party are heavy winners by the victory
of Prioress, for, despite the contempt with whic
her chance was regarded, they freely backed the
mare At the tremendous long odds currently Of
fered against her by the betting men and book
makers whose poe kets will be considerably eased
by the result Of the race. As | write in a hurry
from the course, / am unable to tell you the az
2regdtc amount won by the supporters of the
maze, but II will be amply sufficient to compen-
safe for all the patience and perseverance, that
has been displayed, leaving a good margin for
b1iance in our favor. The regular book ma kers
will not suffer, however; an extreme outsider.
as the winner, is of course always preferable to
either of the fdvOrites.
Had Mr.. Ten Brock taken Prioress instead OF
Pryor for the first in his great double even bet
with Mr.. Davies, that bet would have indeed
been "a rosy affair" and he would have had
glorious hedging, as the mare Is now first favor
ite for the CambTidgeshiTe Stakes; but he had
the highest opinion of Pryor's chance; until he
was taken sick and incapacitated from starting
when he had to fall back the mare, who
'turned up trumps' for him ] regret to say
that cannot now forward you the time in which
the race was run None was given out of cours:
and write too sharp upon the sailing OF the Bal
tic, TO get IL for this trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

RiCH in the recent railroad disaster to a
freight train on the New York Central, a tall,
slab-Sided, lank haired Yankee drover was along
with six horses ia the car which was precipitated
down the cm5ankment. ID rolled over and Owe
until IL reached the bottom Of the hollow below
and rested upon its side In minute or two, the
terrible Sublimity of the scene was broken, and
the consternation OF the spectators changed to
thrown open and the head and body of the Yer.
mont drover projecting out Of II; his elongated
physiosnomy expressing the most unmiugated
astoBishment.
HAat on EARTH" he exclaimed, - are ys doin
on p' -
The effect was irresisfibly comic and the spec
tatorS lad to laugh, in spite Of the calamity -
N Y TTibRHe.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND VIR-
rich and fashionable GOLD tEWELRY. fine
G0L D and yER WATCHES, GOLD
CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS, LOCKETS, and al
other choice goods, for a Few days.
1 have just received fine assortment of new
Goods, which ! am prepared to sell at very low
prices.
Please call at S5a Penn. avenue. sign of the large
Spread Eagle.
Sc Sn-tf H.O. HOOD.
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Stoves, &c.

FLORA, JUST OMT.1I have this day received
COOKING STOVE. which got up In Phil @z
a1ephis last summer expressly for this mar-9
kst, made very heavy and strong of the best@H
Pennsy wanna maleable iron. | have called II ~
the + Flora Airtight Cooking Stove patent 1884, hea
Wy and thick, for family use, and destined to be the
cooks delight.
wall guaranty it to hate roast, boil. fry, stew,
hroi, &c arlor to any Cooking Stove in this
ket, and has attached to ii a summer arrangement.
For sale only at G. Woodward's Metropolitan Stove
and Crate Factory, No. Si8, threestory brown
front. balcony front full of stoves al So next door
to Savage's Hardware Store, No. 322 Pennsy lvania
avenue, between 10th and llth streets.
n ct e.. WOONWAR
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METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INsTI-

METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTI-
Nl ..-..1i-. TUTE. ..... -
This Diploma, of the first class, was awarded by
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute for the pro-
motion of the Mechanic Arts, to
DR.. C. H. VAN PATTEN, of Washington, d. c.,
for his
sUPERIOR NTIsTRY,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL,
exhibited at the display of articles of American
manu- acture held in the City of Washinst on on the
10th day of March, 1883.
.. JOSEPH HENRY, President.
CHARLES STANsBURY, Secretary.
DIR. VAN PATTEN has removed his Office. and
may now be found daily, from 10 to 2. m over
PotentlnIs tOrmerly Millef's) celebrated Confec-
lonery opposite McGulre's Auction store between
10th and llth SITS. ocl6
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nj C. w 90 ID w R DIS
NlETROPOLlTAN STOVE AND CRATE

FACTORY.
The Greatest COOKING Stores in the United
States.
have inst received from Philadelphia few OF
the new RISING STAR, or double Oven Cooking
Stove; n decided Improvement on the old MornIng
star patented 1857. had them got up In Phi!adel
ph ia this last summer, exclusively for this market.
They are very heavy and strong, and cast Of the
very best PenBsy ylvana Malleabe Iron. All the
Cooking Utensils made extra heavy. r. III.
Church, Esq, manufacturer.
have also, fHE LIBERTY STAR, made by Messrs.
Abbott Laurence of the same place. THE LIGHT
STREET DOUBLE OVEN COOK, made by Messrs.
Havan Bartlett 4 Co, Baltimore tog getheT with the
very best AIR TlGHT FLAT Tor COOKING STOVES
that can be found In this any other ma rk+t some
of which are the celebrated SUNRISE IMPRovRD
GLOBE, FLORA Cook, NOBLE Cook, anu The Blue
RIDGE A1R-rIGHT Cook. If any man produce
better Cooking Stove, to excel the above Stoves,
Tor roasting, baking, will give HIM 5 80 each
one. Please Gail and examine them, Il will cost you
nOthing. and you will all kinds and .orts of
c. WOODwARD'S,
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
No Sl8 and 80 Pa. ave., bet. 10Th and 18th SITS.
Balcony IN Front full Of Stoves.
". b. AS to the SEA SHE'LL FLAT TOP COOKING
STovE l have examined it thoroughly. and think
IL has very appropriate name-SHELL. Yes, shells
will burn out IN few fires. 10 Is q good name for
them-gOOd for the makers. And as to the old Morn
ing Star. sold them last fall. but will not sell them
again. They are as thin paStebOard. can prov e
that the makers agent urged me, for almost a day
FALL saying that If | would take TWENTY-FIVE of
them he would give me the clu ageney Ofthem
for five years. ] told hIm | would not have them ut
any prIoe, they are SO thInly made. They hand
billed over town by one th"t said last fall that they
were not worth having. All the above ] can prove.
l7-tf
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III Syme, of the Raleigh Register, acknowl
cd ding the receipt Of a bottle OF brandy forty
eight years old, says:
F'This brandy is so very old that ~e fear it can
not lire much longer"
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Vocal and Instrumental Mus;c.
NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL.

Z. l.. RVING will open Music School for la.
street., between 9th and 10th, Monday afternoon
November ID, at O'Clock.
The object of this School is to make ladies and
gentlemen thoroughly acquainted with MusIo from
mony. ~ moi
Classes will be formed for the afternoon and even
ing ot Mondsys, W ednesdsys, and Fridays, at
The Georgetown Glass meets at Miss Harrover's
seminary on the afternoons of Tuesdays and Thurs
days, at O'Clock.
Terns-Per quarter, g lessons. IN class. S.; pri.
'a.e lhstructlon-Nocal, Piano, or Organ, So.
Application may be made to MIR. IRVING ut The
ffal az the time above named, at Ellis Music Store
or though the Post Office. oc 24tT
NJ MUSICAL CARD.
IuR. GEORGE NJ. ARTH begs leave TO anaounce
10 MS friends of Washington. Georgetown. EGE,
anu Aiexandrla, that he Is now prepared t. &A1S
sources. rom one to any number of Musicians 10
De had at the shortest notice.
Orders can be left At the Musical Depots Of John
r Ellis or w. q. MetZerott, or at his residence
corner pin ana u streets, Navy Yard. oc 2O-Smt
MR.W. W.HENRYPALMER'S PIANOFORTE
VI CLASSESared daily adding members Per
sons deslrous OF avalllng themselves Of Mr.. PALM
early as possible.
This Class system is more advantazeou. for the
advancement OF Chlldren than any other ystem OF
is equally advantageous for the perlectns of the
most brilliant performers.
Terms IN ADVANCE.
frlmary CLASS S5 per quarter. Advance Classes
XIV, Al applications TO be made TO Mr.: w. III
PALMER, at his residence 26g r street. betweer
Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
-3B Georgetown Classes meet every Monday and
Thursday at II O'Clock, at Miss Harrover's Gorge
toWn enaIe seminary. se2 tf
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A HOUSE FOR A FIvE-DOLLAR BILL
n Notes of the States of Virginia, Maryland and
others. of the Corporations of GeOrgetown and AL
exandrla, and of our City Banks, will be taken at
par for chances tn Rattle of House ard Lot,
title Indsputabe, Square 81, part of Lot 5 front
Ing IS feet on Nth street. between and Fl streets,
First Ward. and 30 feet deep.
There are 80 chances at i've dollars each.
The drawing will take place at Charles Werner's,
as soon oil the chances are taken
certificate with number on each will be given
as receipt for the money, and a chance for the
drawing.
The time when the drawing takes place will be
made known through this paper.
This 10 good OpPo tunity to get rid of all the pa
per money at CHARLES WERNER'S, 355 Penn
sylvanIa avenue. Oc 2o-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-31

GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
WiLl<lhM hNhBE,
(Senior partner IN the late firm of
KNABE. GlEHLH a Co.


KSABE, GAEHLK a Co.,
SsntibbYes 81 t5e HSlpise.urs and sae Of grand and
q William kns5e Co.. 4 PSst1' the oiS .ssns, es @
Nos. ], 5, 5 and North Eutaw street op- VttVN
,They have also Just opened new Sales Room a,
No 27 Baltimore street between Charles and IiF ht
Henry MscaeTyr as music @ store. where they @
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of PLAIN
also, MelodeOns, from the best makers from to S
octsve, some with double boards double reeds,
Beng extensively ENGAGED in the manufacture
Fanos we will scii wholesale and retail, on the mos
,,o,s or pn29s were awarded the highest premium
goia medal at tbs Fairs Of the Maryland Institute
position 10 fourteen and eighteen pianos from SOM.
oi the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
the industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Wir.
IN. fSest p2eSSr ney have S.so been awarded
poitan Mechanics Fair for 1857. "'
mails from the most Distinguished professors and
snatenIs In the country, which can he seen at our
the high appJeciatio in which our in.tISmsnts 81 81
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for Eve years. and
apnyiege Of exchange granted within the hrst siI
months from the day of sale If the instruments do not
Wholesale dealers will find it to their ADVANTAGE
to gave us a call before purchasing.
mar l6-Iy wM. KNABE CO,
WASHINGTON. OCTOBER s, Ia57.
Fail Of s5a manHfaciuTed By Hsett Davis Sgs co 20.
of Boston, has been daily since that time and
rcahe 1pnon T had m r@a of these aaf Tey
The Pianos Of this mandatory not. In my
judgment, surpassed by those of any other. For
volume and sweetness of tone. prompt action, dura-
bIlity, beauty Of workmanship, &c, &C, they ara
ed. Respectfully, your obedIent servant,
49, OR. MERRILL.
]. r. Ellis, Esq.,, Washington.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. May I, 1857.
Dear Sir: The Piano purchased of you Of Halet,
Davis Co.'s manufacture. some eighteen mouths
since, continues TO give entire satisfaction IL Is
clear, full, sweet tone, and Of besutlful workman
ship; not being judge of such Instruments trust
ed to your word and feel pleased in saying I have
not regretted 1t. Yours, res pectfully,
Mas. PETER CALLAS.
J.F. Ellis.
We have now large stock Of these Pianos, Sc
lected personally when in Boston last week.
oc sd JOHN r. ELLIS. SIC Pa. avenue.