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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
Abe rARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE
J. 3. STRANGE. A " PRINCIPAL.

J. D. d NaN"r'' :" " rFHc1PH
ASSISTANTS
L. NJ. BLACKBOARD, Graduate o. University Of Va.
II. S. REYNOLDS, - l!ampdcn Sidney.
JAS. KERR, :" Wa silk i1stitu:c.
UNuE next session OF i've months will Commence on
IL ON 9Th FEBRUARY. Branches taught-.inceut Ian.
guages, Frcuch Mathematics. Philosophy, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Rhetoric and the lower English Branches
Attention also given 10 Dsclamaticn, Composition and
Book Keeping; Military Tactics embracing the Infantry.
Ligh, lnfsn'ry ami Artillery Drills Tho Military in.truc
other studies.
Terms-silO-payab in advance.
Feb 2-clm F. o. Charlottesville Va.
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FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBERY
SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY
RpAVlHG on han sApice variety Of FRUIT ~ IL
"a TaEEs II my own lasins, and grating
suitcie:y large for trsnspantng, respectfully - -
call the attention OF the public to them
My Nursery is located one.and ahaf miles North East
from tue Old Market, wtereI will take plcarure in show
ing them.
All orders addressed TO- or left ny agents. Messr.
Van Les, Tay!o. Co., No. 9, M2in street.. kehrord
Va, or rlyseli, will meet with prompt attention.
Aug aIesn LEWIS TUDOR
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FIFTY WELL BROKE .irLEs. FOE SAIL

" /
~ AUCT On.
WILL he sold at .or. d. the 10, on Fraak!r o..
yrSn ,he streets, adjoining tie "ir r;ounGs a. ~ D.
d. IN Tie 80 Il February, ls,- vi II O'Clock Z.
',. wei; Wei; or1Se ma!rs tie most al winch - :.
ase for them. -a 10 10 >@'
lERss:-Four monks credit, FOR rr..,yej ..,,....
'" go notes, with the interest sd!,,
ale =. " s o: n'mcr. ana o,ic;r 20 allied 20 rss
az as s"e mules are We'll broke and pcr.sc.fr sorra
''' c'Hs GunHlH n AFPEkrUN, A,,,.
'A aL FAKI. az :5i7 IIRrs ~ ...>.
0 ,,nEE COUNTY. skvEA Mli.t- EAST u ki,i
NG = ,' LoE SALE Ar suClioN.
q nmir ."s .; u "r; I"rr. y Hunt We will sol'
nc lOth February. les u, !! ocloc - Ear il no.
neM lar day III" tract OF lrri 'n.,o =. ,Enyr
" owned and OCCUPIED hy Ito ln... Ibr.,, go, .
will BE- iivd-d into two mo- ,rr,. W. ,
on at the hour OF sale; Plat {" wiis! y::i!.s ..
ne sa!e II lies about mcs tom ,ac h.r, Of tho s..
tEhiicevIr turnr.Mc. and hGio.s the le,ds -, NJ.
.Chn No.by, Richard c"nuy ard .nAn,.
lhe:" M" ~" dw,ib. :.or.-.. cL IN. rI.r,. g,, -.
"hI' i mot "NcclcE: one. H"iUg nr,p. accom-, oil!
ION "r,''t+ fnr usual ont buildings. -noJ - J. .
S"hl" Cnmi"'s sc. The land i, ndmirs..y fr.t,a
"''' H"inS ~ situated ".io rodn"c ''rrn Y,ry...
Tn" place Is healthy aud The rs!hb"r!ood GOO! l.
well supplied with -pliuss OF cod water NJ Gcr,y
"no resides near the pacc. viii rv the premises 20 49,,
one tisHoscd ~ EnrcaasP.
Alter the sac o: the land a., he c.sps ~ >. Toll,-
HhueSs Hogs. Cows, Plantation Utensils. &c ~. ,
TERMS FOE THE LAND On. s:ril cash. bo!.r~o o.r ~
IL and ~ months, tor nrGoahlc lors, in,.re.: nJf
'eeursd 6y trust deri For tho personal cs;s.c 49,.
Under 40 cash over tie amount month. er,dt 1.c
'sxrs Tor lsoS 10 be paid by the purchaser
GODDN Y ipPItSOH .,rr,
T. S-Ii!ere Is IA vG!usb., bed o! m,ri on one Ct ,.s
tracts. =, ,,.s,
SDuhIs~ioSER' - SALE REAL. ESTA =,
RICHMOND
e COMMISSIONER, up i.tr,l ~ ,~o see.-aI g..
tenrico. on III" lGh Of May Is5; ia III. csss =, \, @
s.aisi Taylor, guardian Sc: ard ih" Other ey Herr.,
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IN NIC VI ffVI IT wv NUNCENN.
yE7AkE NOTICE, TINT on the .tt day oil April next,
K shall pe!.iaE !Lo Circuit Court Of the County OF
Louisa In he State u: Virginia. which Court will then
he i'll fes,!on, order Samuel Z. HHcket administrator
dc b, his Gou will The wi annexed Of James Niche &C.
ceased pay md deliver eli personal properly and
money i: lie lands belonging 10 my wards, Mary Susan
Michic, Jane. K. W nichIr, and Archibald McDsnir
who rnno.s ngd 10 authorize 20 tor, recover
aud receive ali money personal property which may
belong Iud waria in the %. Virginia, and
tine the STATE at Arkansas in which the
said RESIDE, snd in which have been appointed
tic:r guardian. AID have qualified such Given under
NY hand th- 2.lh ury OF January. 1855.
LIN nl-cwIw COLBERT COLDWEIL
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TEACHER WANTED

TEACHER WANTED.
a YOUNG gca;oman, who is thoroughly qualified to
n sive instruction in Latin and GrceS aad who was
educated the University OF Virginia. hcar Of good
situation assistant instructor by addressing
D. :. FARROR,
Feb 2-ctf At Palmyra. Va.
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THE MASONIC FRATERNITY OF VIRGINIA
4 RE hereby summoned to attend meeting
n. Of the Grand Lodge, i'll the city vi kch- ~
mond, OIL MONDAY, the 22d OF February next, ~ "
for tho purpose u. uniting in the ceremonies Of ~
placing the Statue of Brother GEORGE WAsU/ v '
isoroH on iY pedestal
BY order OF the N. w. Grand Master.
Jan 2l-2swtd JOHN DOVE, G. sec'y
~ City papers are requested 10 copy.
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fEFHE u-earFi.ns! viii open Male Boarding School at
q Su.npass Turnout; he Virginia Central Raj
Road, fret day IN February, 1858, under tn
tu:inn Of ~ John Richardson gradual. Of nampdcn
sydney College.
IEnMs:--Eo For board and tuition $780, for the term Of
ten moths. payable onsisf the IL. OF July ami tho
balance ii; Ike close Of me school.
For turtle; particulars, adGre's
Ut. BuMPASs,
Second Turnout, Louisa county, Va.
log 2.-r--.:,rrh
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10 SCHOOLS.
4 LADY Il superior abilities de,irer ,itustion In a
:: q Female College School to teach Vocal and In.
s:ruueltal usc she hiss studsd under the rst Italian
German and English ns,ters and has had many years
experience II irrctny.
reference ,, The highest responsibility be given
Address, TEACHER or MUSIC" Enquirer Office.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02

SIN NILES NORTH or CHARLOTTESVILLE VA
fEfHE next term will BEGIN Is: Fe5ruar,, lsj. The
IL course % instruction Ii modelled after that Of the
Cniversy OF Virginia, which 10 designed to bo pre-
phrAiory. la il ta,i.ht-
|: Tre English Language, So. tac nis:ory nud Gcos
rapAr aprc-:G!Eir. ;r il.
Inc G!ceE, Latin, German, French. Spanish, Italian
att in. .U'SaHon Languages
): MGtiem"lic5 aud the rudimea:s oil Chemistry and
Mature" Philosophy
am assisted ny .r Rouis MAssrg. H graduate Of the
UnitcFsty o. Virginia, aid by MIR. LIEN +. Mathews
A. NJ, University u! Virginia.
CnFrecs ;0r line session oil month are :2G payable
hal: ii. the beginning ai sici term, Including
except ii-h's, BOOKS and stationery.
Nc!rrtmcr invited =, ;hc Visitors h!Ii FarUly 81 the
University at Vir-.r'; f lion VIM G. Rvts, Gotham,
va Franklin NiaOr, G-q, Charlottesville; Right Re:.
John '"sn- Alexandra, VA Luc"n Miupr, Esq, Profcs
smf ., Law, Williamsburg. Va Rev. John a. Rroldus.
charlottesville; Lieut.. N F. Msury, D. g., Rev VIM. ;.
While. Lexington, Va.
circulars containing :arthcr particulars sd!rc. the
Principal.
No deductions m'e rom the fees excep; in cnscs d.
pf1iracird siskli".s. CIIaS. MINOR, ND,
Jan 2S-ci" CharluIrsyiIlr Va
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rtihcate OF packages OF 10 whole tickets -
I" 10 Half - s
~ Quarter
" 10 Eighth " 1
1N oRpERlNG TICKETS GR CERrlFIcATEs

IL ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose me money address FOR tie tickets ordered
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have ckc ending In any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing:
p Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office, county and State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction
p All prizes .: 81 ooo and under paid Immediately al
drawing other prizes the usual time Of thirty
days All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or r., certificates 70
s. SWAN CO., Augusta Ca
~ A lis, of the numbers that drawn from the
vince. with the Of the prize that each ones entitled
to, will be published after every drawing in the following
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Inellgencer New
York Weekly Day BoSk Savannah Morning News Rich.
tu,!onalls,, and Pauldng Miss Clarion. Jsn2o.
uAvlsG DISPOSED or 81 The BALANCE OF OUR
IN sToCK we shall, from this date, discontinue tho
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
Our book may be found the Did stand, No. l3, Eagle
Square, Main street, where customers rc9a rsed
10 cai and c;tO their accouns without delay. with A. f.
Feb i. i:5s. 'e'''''' -''' Pa .EER SiaNo d. CO.
NEW CO PARTNERSHIP. -1lc subscriber, hsve lhis
a. K. PAR Err g. CO.
And will conduct general Wholesale and retail DRY
GOODS GOODS BUSINESS They will pc constantly
supplied with the newest and desirable sty!rs OF
Foreign aud Domestic Goods, and hope, hy ..rct n:tcn
ton business, To merit the patronage lbcr,iiy
tended to the late firm.
A. X. PARKER
WILLIAM T.. BURTON,
Richmond, Feb l. ls5s DAVID COGB1LL.
On retiring from he Dry Goods Business take srnA,
pleasure recommending the patronage y friends
Messrs A. X. PARIER Co feeling assured their dee.
ings with them will be entirely satisfactory.
Feb 1T X. VI NlaMD.
THE COMPREHENSIVE
EN XtSTiNfi under the firm and name OF HARVEY 4
H ARMISTEAD has this day been dissolved hy mutual
consent: All parties having any claim against will
please present Them and MI indebted par
tlcularly requested to mako curly settlement. Either
partner will sign IN liquidation.
4. 7. HARVEY,
Richmond Dec 81, 1871 WV. H. AEMISGEAD.
THE ho-, aiv NJ has Cor,rnd
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LOTTERIES,


H0RR PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
EVERY OTHER TICKET 4 PRIXE!.
Rs1iS.srrd McNcy L.,;crs or Ris,
CAPITAL rIfIIE S5UUgUI
ANDERSON Suns LOTTERY
On TIE ilAyA:> rLAS o. S!XGLx Eu,irEKs.
HASPEH COUNTY ACADEMY LUrrEtsE,-
- RY.iUTHORI7YOFFH STATE
CLASS Hill.
Draws Is. o. Fc.rusrJ lSi-
Class H.
Draws 18th February, l-la, in public at Maco, Ga TN
de. the supcr,GiI"nce Ut f. c Gulk!cy aud JOr
WHternnn fsu-
TICKETs-WhnI.s sl0 Halves IS, t2up,.ers 81 80
Prizes rmyuhic Without Deduction.
- Oniy 30 ugJ nUi:!arr-. l.,iEi rfzcs! t1-l
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HOMESTEAD
EFE!KSOT N,,I,t :, =

FRNHE NincrrE;h Aniurl Session vii. commerce on
IA 18th ;ns:an'. nrd close tbs 18th December
following. with vacation q; iHon:h in Summer
The above ln.t:utiOn il ii listed immediately on Il
South Side Rnlrond twenty i've miles West from Peter
burg, IN ncishooTlood prvvrtbin for beuth and m
rary.
Good Board can lbs obtained ia the immediate vicinity
Of III" Academy upon reasonable terms.
Terms pr Session NJ Ten Months
Tuition in English Rrnuchcs S25
LANGUAGE. 30
Address, Ford, Drrn', Einwiddr. Va.
jan h-c;Inl THNS. Z. kIZER prinrIrni
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THE WAITER LINE THE CHEAPEST AM
wa rIyE ,TSSr n. ,.,cI,n,r. nj y

THE WATER LINE THE CHEAPE5T MD
THE MOST COMFORTABLE.
TIME ROANOKE, Capt Skinner resumes <<sSSS
IL her trips again, by leaving New York $4,000
Wednesday evening, the l0,h inst At o'clock, for MOI.
folk and City Point.
Passengers by this vessel will take the Petersburg
every Saturday morning a: s. minutes past O'Clock.
Tickets and be,hs be secured Mt Office. or OIL
board.
Passage to New York, including meals the by
the Jsnestown-sl0 from Richmond to New York.
Feb Pa, LUDLAM & WATSON.
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THE undersigned be- aivsr % having formed "a
partnership under tine name md -tyl. nj
HARVEY. ARMISTEAD & WiLI.TAMs
for the p.pose OF conducting the Grocery and Commits
sion Business in Mi liz branches md will occupy the
No 3i Peril s,rc" lately occ1pied by Mc->s Harvey &
Arrnistcnd We shall keep hand large aud general
assortment Of Groceries anil PrOvi-Oaa 20 which your
teation ia respectfully solicited.
Consicnments address will receive every atten.
ton and early returns.
Hoping for continuance Of the favors literally be-
slowed upon the late nrm. 'd promising beet per.
suual attention To your interest,"
We rernnin. you're, very truly,
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02

NIOTICE-DEANE & HOBsON, Commission Mer,
~ chants have moved their Office from shockos Slip.
to the Basin Bank immediately above Crenshaw Co.
and near tho old stand of Desne Brown
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Thousand, of Testimonials from the United States and
also from Royalty, Nobility and Medical Men. from Eu.
rope can be seen at Consulting Rooms Sas 70 and -
AMERICAN HOTEL, Main Street. Feb lin
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,o,n''',-roHr monks credit FOR rr.rNvei .:te-sr.
~, ',',. no'cs' with the interest aiG,i.
n'chti'i {" iHrncr. ana n,Ic,s &, -.ii,d "a ,-is
as s"e iIiu!Gs III. We'll broke md pcr;scfr sorra
"''' ---A Gus 'runUlS n APpfkSUN Az.
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&CH4H..s Az; COLLEGES.

BEAUMONT FEiiALE SliiOUI.
Vii. vi this school will commence en- the
x hsst OF fcbEudrr. a:!i close ist vi Ju":. lew
more young ia!-s r received my nn il early
apple bc made. The scaoU located "a, ny rcs.-
ieace three in'' North GJrdoEsvill., in beautiful
and h"Hl:!y r"li ot tho CATO Tic coarse o. in.trac.
zen embrace English trnnches Mntheuaiie- Natural
science Latin. French, s.n-, Italian. ausc. Draw.
ns' CrhyoninE. Painting in OIL. Wax Wor: aid Worsicj
WORK.
70. Circular, conts!nios 'r:,hcr :n!urmeton address
janis l.. JONES.
Jan 20 -cidrht Ii fi0rdousville. Va
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,
HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
'NillS School, recently established is RAPIDLY t;nc I'D
u with pupils. TIE s,coud term w: loHime nee eli
f iSthot febiuary Those dc.lI.n 10 enter ;lcG hnd
better make early application
F": tcra.s, aGd other particulars adIrcs.
CnaS. Il. STUART,
Jir S'e-cWt--d Ftb Ashland Va.
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6NLERksIiIP wtNTEU-A Young Man who has
" had about two years experience in District Clerk.
Oa;ce wishes to obtain situation In some similar cspa
city Satisfactory references eirrr. hpply to Mr.. liz
at the 0;!ce Of The South Vim. y. Allegro NJ the
ENQUIRER Office. Jan l9-cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02

DHODEs SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
H good supply of this valuable Fe-.i.sr, which We
ceIyinc and for sale BY sCHAER, KoHLER & co..
Jan 70 Sole Agents for Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-22

9 The "note and query" department in
newspapers-especially the ehebdomadals-fur-
nishes tedious amount of ignorance, imbe-
cility, verdancy, imprudence and nonsense
The Buffalo Republic deyOtes half column, in
burlesque, Of this sort of literature and gives a
lot OF answers to imaginary questions, which
are exceedingly amusing. The fact of not
publishing the questions, but leaving the reader
to infer them from the answers, greatly height
eng the fun of the thing. Here are some speci-
mems OF the Republics replies to correspond
ents:
Enquirer. The fourth of July does not occur
on the I'D OF February, nor is it, as you sup
pose, commemorative of anything that ever
happened to the Rochester Union.
Robertson. lie was not in the slop-pail He
was under the bed
Mother. Reverse and spank.
Bride. Victoria pins can be had at S. o.
Balnum's.
Statistics Seven times five are thirty five.
Helen. You can keep them up with " "elas-
tics
Medicus. Apply shocmakers wax, and then
squeeze it,
Geographer. Rochester is on the canal, east
of Lockport.
Stumuckake. Fifteen drops each of lauda.
mum and canphor, and rub it,
Ambition. Very few men will descend so
far. To be spoken of for Alderman, involves
loss of reputation, friends and citizenship.
You can imagine what a man must be to be
elected as such.
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THIEVES INPLEMENTs.-An account ap-
peared in the London papers some months ogo
OF very complete instrument found in pos
session OF thief in the metropolis for boring
holes into iron safes. Since that time a much
more complete instrument Of the kind has been
found in the possession of a returned convict at
Manchester. The instrument found in London
could simply drill a small hole through the iron
door Of safe: that seized in Manchester
cuts out piece of iron at one operation
through which a mans hand may be inserted.
The invention and workmanship are such as
might have been turned out only at one of our
first rate machine shops. The instrument has
been tried by Messrs. Chubb, the iron safe
makers, who found that it would cut a piece
out Of quarter-inch iron door in four hundred
revolu tions of the levers by which it is worked
or in an hour; and it had cut piece from q
plate half inch in thickness without being in
the least injured or rendered inefficient for
further use. A singular fact in the case is, that
in the thiefs valse in which the latter instru-
ment was found, was also discovered n cogwbeel
belonging TO the instrument seized in Lon
don, and connecting the person having the one
machine with the owner of the other. The per
son in whose possession the machine was found
In Manchester escaped punishment because he
was in a dwelling house with it when taken
had he been taken with IL in the streets he
could have been reached by the law.
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Traveller Directory.
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
~ AND LEESBURG. Va.


Wa Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
THROUGH IN EIGHT HouRs.
. Inc splendid Packet Boats ARUO and Nj. G..
MEtuS, having undergone thorOughss~-~-
repair viii commence ma king regu.aT.S-A
,u,ils III 20 me aDoVe points on Monday
The Boats will leave the w harf of w. II. Il III.
". hltter, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., every morning at
nciock, sundays excepted, in the following order !:
Inc NJ y Melgs on Mondays, the Argo on Tues
uaS e, ana returning every alternate day.
Leaving Georgetown Mt o clock IN the morning
the Boats W arrive at the Great Falls, or Wash.
ington Aqueduct. at 10 a. IN Seneca " m; Edwards
Ferry p. M. where Stage will be IN readiness to
convey passengers to Leesburg, Va. Returning
Iraye Edwards Ferry every day at O'Clock a. m
anG arriving at GEORGETOWN al sunset.
Through tickets SITS.
Intern edla,e points follows Great Falls or
WASHINGTON Aqueduct 80 cents Seneca IS cents:
Edwards Ferry Sl.l2; Leesburg, Va, including
=, Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast s71l cts;
Dinner 50 cts.
Persons wishing to visit the Great Falls of the
Potomac, with It's picturesque scenery, and exam.
Inc the Washington AQus, uct, its tunnels and the
grandeur OF Its operative Importance, guaranteed to
the citizens Of the District by the fostering care of
GSngress Will have ample time to do so and return
the day.
A Coach will always be in waiting IN GEORGETOWN
TO convey passengers TO and from tie Beats
Excursion Parties TO the Great Falls half price.
For further Information inquire at the Store OF
ket. m 9o n
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to the man of many friends and acquaintances.
Perhaps the President, if not happier, would
be better satisfied, Chief Magistrate.
Washington has no trade or commerce of its
own and IS deserted for nearly half the wear.
1t therefore presents a great number Of the
characteristics of a fashionable watering place
than OF capital city. But, as the county in
creases in wealth and population, Washington
VIII increase with it, and will gradually lose
the provincial appearance which it now pre-
sentS, and assume the completeness to which
lIS position as the seat of the legislature and of
All the departments Of government entitle it.
Never was there place in which Office hunters
ana place-seekersm more asSiduously congregate
The ante-chambers of the President are daily
thronged with solicitants-with men who think
they helped to make the President, and who
are consequently of opinion that the President
should help lp to make them. / thought, when
presented to Mr.. Buchanan, that he seemed
relieved to find that was an Englishman, and
had nothing to ask him for-no little place for
self, or cousin, or friend or son, for which to
beg his all-powerful patronage. "Gentlemen,"
he sald, when the crowd was ushered pell-mell
into his presence, without the Intervention of
any stick (gold or silver in waiting ''I must
take you by the miller's rule-first come first
served. Have the goodness to state your bust
ness as shortly as possible, as have much to
do and little time to do it in" And go the
crowd passed up, each man shaking hands
with the Chief Magistrate, and receiving po-
lite, and in many instan noes a cordial reception.
neither they received anything else, at that
or ut any future time, or whether they still
linger on, feeding upon hope deferred, which
makes the heart sick, is best known to them
selves; but saw enough to convince Inc that
II Is not an easy thing to be popular Presi
dent.
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Pianos, Go.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM 60,
WILLIAM KNABE,
fSenior partner in the late firm Of

-, hEABE. GAKELR & Co.,
Scntinues the manufacture and sale OF grand And
sfHnaTe PlANO FORTES, under the name
9I Wiiliam hnabe q Co., at the old stand, y{6Se54
Noe. l. 8, 5 and North Eutaw street p-Vtkfl
poste the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
Ihsy have also just opened a new Sales Room At
no az Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
sMsIeetsi on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
nenry McCauerJ as music store. where they will
e1d highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
AlsO, Meiodeons from the best makers, from to s.
octave, some with double key boards double reeds,
ana atops to suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged In the manufacture cf
ramos we VIII sell wholesale and retail, the most
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
tsold medal at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute
Two successive years-October 1855, and 856-in op-
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tlmore. We were also awarded the 6rst premium,st
the industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Viz
Elna, 1855 and 1885. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (sver medal) at the Metro
po,itan nj echanlcs' Fair for 1857.
in addition to this We are possession of testiHo
mails from the most dlstlDg ulshed professors and
amateurs In the country, which can he seen at our
warerooms, speaking for themselves and Others OF
every where held.
All lnstruments are guaranteed for five years, ,n6
privilege OF exchange Is granted within the first ak
months from the day of sale if the instruments do no!
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers Will find il to their advantage
to give us a call before PURCHASING.
Plaros exchanged, hired, ard tuned.
mar l6-ly VIM. KNABE CO,