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HARPERS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR OCTOBER.


STRAINS RIDE OVER THE ANDES.
Illustrated BY n We Eugravines
ISLANDS AND SHORES or GREECE.
Illustrated hy sixteen EngrayIngs
rur AMERICAN DEER: ITS HABITS AND AsSOCiN
TIONS BY 7. B. THosrE
Illustrated by eight Engrsvrss-
AN UP-COuNTRY ADVENTURE.
HOW FELL IN LOVE - ,,, ,,,-,,
THE TRIAL AND EXECUTION OF JOHN HusS
mIRT VICTUM By RrcHARD HENRY SrooDAsp.
"NfPPED IN THE BUD"
FNJOYIEG OUR WORK - .r
MARRIED TO THE NAN OF HER CHOICE.
THE VIRGISIANS. By W. N. THAckEsAy
ILLusTRATroSs.-Haryi is presented 70 aresi -rsou
age; Pair Of old Aequsin-ances -Four Hesd'feees
CRAPTER Kill Rshe's Progress
CHArTER NLII. For,unatn' Simirm.
Cg.yIEs Mill In which Harry flies high
CH,YTrs XLIv Contains what might, perhaps, hsv
been expected
1T MIGHT HAVE BEEN .,,,.,,r,
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
EDITORS TABLE.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS DRAWER. ., ~ >,r soror =.
MR. FLEPHANT AT MRS. POTlPHAR's GRAND solhsi
IILusTnArroSs-Pays Respects 20 Hos,essi Plays 10
Agreeable the Ladies Meets hi. Lady Love Auit 'on
ind. Ia General Scott; Leaning Attitude; An Accident
Rofects; Effects Of Accident in Bal Roomi In supper
Room; Retires; Catches a Fall; Exit Finale.
FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER r
ILLusTsArIoks-Pro Promenade and Dinner Cor1mesi Fl
ohu; Cap; under-sleeve
TERMS
One Cory for One
Two Copies for One fear.... ....:...'.'..
Thre. or ror. Copi.s for One Year teachl......
II. Po.,ss. upon HARPERS MAGAZINE must be paid a
,b. The Thfrtpur Cent
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Geological Lectures.

Geological Lectures. .
with the invitation number Of citizens Of New
Gs1s ne ." Es s. Fa the large Hal
Of the Union, coo,rp ,norrr-rr
sSg mSSbh sSa Friday EvESSG
following eN Closed PROGRAMME
l. Mechanical Astronomy which will be illustrated BY ex
Natural Philosophy the laws which govern the
formation FORM motion end situation Of the Heavenly bodies
ISneons Condition of the Interior of the Earth Causes Of
yoaIoes Earthquake and the Elevation Of Continents and
s Composition and Position Of Rocks Gold Deposits Quartz
Veins ana FORMATIONS Of California - u,.,s,,,
First Creation of Animal Lille, CLASSIFICATION OF hoc' oy
Fossil Remains found in them
Coal beds how the Coal produced with proofs that
all Goals Graphite and the Diamond OF vegetable origin
Difference between Bituminous and An'hseio Cos snd
The Period Of Reptiles Organic Remains Of myrsds Of Ami
existed the earth and in the seas millions o years
Warn blooded Annsls-dinerence between the Animals
ths, with Man. and those that were on the earth before
present order Of Animals with the Human Race Age
othe Earth Agreement Of the Biblical aud Geooscs Cnro
noogy The harmony Of Geology with the Mosaic account o
one evening WILDE devoted series bran, ELEcrRI-
CAL and GALvANIC EXPERIMENTS.
The Lectures will be illustrated BY more than
ONE HUNDRED LARGE PAINTINGS,
which 5000 feet Of aud were executed cost OF
Tie The Course g. Single admi;on sic :s as 6; cent +.
Cooper Institute and Door Doors open Ito commence a.
u O'clock.
steam Terminus On Fourth Avsnne.-Tho'e opposed
10 the Ordinance just enforced and In favor OF
f. trial being ven IT, who have signed the petition for s
repeal under impressions and have since had an
opporunty TO satisfied with the advantage Of the change VIII
please add their names TO Petitions he found ., the
places;
nc PRIDHAM No. Ss Ah.ay.
JAS INGRAM SON. cor. 25th-st. and i,hsv.
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL. Broadway
PHELPS, BLiss& Co. No; $40 Broadway.
%AkRks SHnh nshA wilson, is 81 Ssi i q GaHsy.'
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'THE best Advertising Medium in kansa. .s,.0a' 4

NhE best Advertising Medium Id n0ns"s =
Il THE LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN a.se sey vss 81,
crculs,es extensively in n ps of the Territory wel =
tie Western States generally thus saordns 1nu.1s
nents 10 Advertiser Merchants nschnis,s al
.d and Insurance Companies Book Rns;se ~ sna
dealers Of ell kinds DESTROYS of forestalns Lne . ,
pdy pere tade Of this section the West VII conso'
tAeir Interest,". By advertising THE REPCBLlCA K,,
Anti Slavery nen Of al parties Wishing 20 enoousse !.
fsrless and able advocacy the nigh; Of s nen 70 III
nksry pursuit Of happiness should sabsenSs i0'
REPUBLICAN,. .-. ..
rems "a pr suuun. In advance Address r..
T D. THACHER 1 Co, LAwrence hA1sss-
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IMPORTANT NEW MEDICAL WORK.
II MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE Nearly
20 l2Do pases 100 Illustrations Cloth 81 By justly cell
sbed Ps London Physician and Surgeon now Of New
York City This interesting book should be in the hands OF eve
~ sst person impars knowedge all have sought Tor In
vsn in any other Sold and mailed TO part Of the country
M w. JUDD, No. u Broadway, Ne~-fork City.
MUSICAL.-The Subscriber, having adopted
VI Board Trade prices has made Arrangements ~h tne
sr.e publishing of DITsON Co., Of Boston for their
extensive catalogue fMusc and Books and prepared 10 tGr
nish DE- sers teachers seniares and the public with AL ne
Music and Musical Works published in the United ss.es lt.
cudr Foreign Music the lowest possibe rates hsias
ces brIied Guitars and a kinds Of Musical and mu
superior make aud econdhsI prices that dey com
petition. and very popular M-i" The Palace Gsraes
or bird Polka" 20 cents; Swinging Schotsehe u
cents Kind words die" and The angels told me
HORACE WATERS Agent.
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MACHINE- E-MADE ENVELOPES
Ul The attention Of
WHOLESALE STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS AND
THE TRADE GENERALLY,
Is invited the quality pee and style Of sssort
u,,nt of ENVELOPES. The facilities which poess for
man ufse :urns enable Us 70 otter
BETTER GOODS AT LOWER PRICES
than any other house In the trade
We hsy, removed 10 the large and convenient. store
NO. 112 WILLIAM-STREET,
NEAR BEEkMAN
a be happy to have the trade cal and examine our
stock. -
samples forw srded free Of expense spphes,ion
BUTLER & BRYAN,
No ITs WlLLIAM-ST., NEw-YORK-
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NEW MUSIC.-The Swinging Schottisch, with
~ b-au,fnl vrse, IS Palace Garden sinmne Dig *
Polka, With splenaid viEnee, 40 cents Ci,o're ~ 4
Kind Words Never Die The Angel. Told hs %
Give Me Back by Mountain Home. Is cents esh Iop
TIE above ali very popular. Jas published Di
WATERS Aseus. No. SIS Broad All the music PUo-
ushed in the United States for sale at this house.
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Tl'O the MERCHANTS and BUSINESS MEN
Il Of NEW-YORK-On the 18th OF October n.xt the first
number of THE STAR OF TIE VALLEY an lndependent
Weekly Paper will be issued q; Newvie Penn. As VIII
have circulation than other paper in the region Of
Cumberland Valley, merchants and business viii had
their advantage advertise through its columns Bein9
The only paper the place and independent al parties wi
rad it, TERNsOne square year ss payable receipt
OF fret PAPER Address, until October l. -
J. NJ MILLER Sidney, Ohio.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR IN PRINCE GEORGE The
SouthSide Democrat of Friday says: We have,
through the courtesy Of NJ. Temple, Esq. OF
Prince George county, been put I'm possession of
the following facts regarding shooting affair
that took place in that cosnty on Wednesday last,
the 10th inst
Two gentlemen, residents of county, named J .
5. Hobbs and l.. nj. Newcome, were returning
home from Petersburg just before they reached
the residence OF the first mentioned, he inquired
Of Newcome if he (NewcOme,) } had seen his hogs
in the neighbOrhood. Newcome replied that he
had not, whereupon Hobbs remaI ked that II they
had belonged to himself he would know all
about them, and he intended to kill him. He
(Hobs) then dismounted from his cart and ran
into his house, procured gun, and returned and
ed at Newcome, the contents passing through
his hat. some Of the sho. striking his head pro-
duced flesh wounds.
Hobbs arrested yesterday morning and
committed TO Jail, but the jail Of Prince George
being considered unsafe, he was removed to the
Petersburg jail.
After the above was in type, we were informed
that the prisoner accuses Newcoms of having
charged him with stealing, and states this was
the reason he shot him.
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CRIMINAL PROSECUTION FOR UsuRy.-The
Rochester Union Of the 5th, has the following ::
Police Justice Bardwcll has under advisement a
charge Of usury preferred against a woman. The
facts; as near as we can obtain them, are az fol-
lows: A Mrs. Ellen Scribner, Of New York,
loaned, some time since, $500 to E. r Hall,
bookseller, OF this city. for which she received
note for 5000, making the rate Of interest for the
loan something like two per cent. per month A
few days since, this lady and her husband came
to this city and instituted summary proceedings
yainst Mr. Hail. by which his effects were Sc Ized
and sold to satisfy her demand.
II appears that Mr.. Hall had other creditors
who desired to secure the payment Of portion
of their demands from the effects Of Mr. H. They
therefore directed their attorney, G. l.. Clarke
Esq, to institute proceedings against Mrs 8 ,
under the usury law, which he did Yesterday,
before the Police Justice. A warrant was is
sued, but the defendant being in feeble health,
could not leave her hotel, and the examination
was postponed. The stTtute against usury pro-
vides a punishment of not more than 81 600 fine,
or imprisonment for six months, or both. Prose-
cutions under this statute are not frequent, and
the case will excite some interest.
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AN ExrRAoRDINARY CAsE.-A negro man en-
ployed on the South Side Railroad, met with a
dreadful accident short distance below Farm
ViIie on Tuesday OF last week lie was en-
pioyed, says the Journal, with a number Of other
Wo'hmen, cutting away an emban kment. when
the evening train approached, causing them to
stop nntli u passed by. In the meantime the me-
gro alluded to stood resting upon the handle Of
ms PICK, ~hen the jar Of the passing train caused
give way and tumble down. burying him un-
drrneath II, and throwing his body with such
force upon the handle Of the pick as to impale
through, emerged from his back One would
naturally suppose that snch an instrument would
produce immediate death, yet strange to saw, the
negro was alive day or two since and his chances
for recovery are by no means atog ether homeless
The case Is regarded as such an extraordinary
one by the attending physician that, we under.
stand, he designs reporting IL in sxtenso for a
medical journal .f--. ....-.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
Optican, D.. WOOLFSON, who @o@
has arrived from Europe with his ~ ,S
own, as we'll as the manufacture of a good many
others of the latest improved SPECTACLES and
EYE.G LASSES; among which are the
PERISCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract or tending to it also
T-SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons who compelled to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
WopnSneTdfng nndnR, fngR,EpoIJsuEn vENrzur1I.N
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing o
cearness and easness of vision heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
for sale at store, of Eighth street and
Pennsy lvania avenue, or Eighth street No. 49l be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
III Do Not mistake tbs corner Of 9Th street.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
lishment In Europe. n9-tf
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NokTRERN cESrRHL RAiLwkY. %
On and after January 18th, Is5s, Two Dsily Trains
Will lerve Calvert Station, Baltimore, for
Cleveland. cinSinnsn,
-. Louis; and all cities and towns IN the West and
North and Southwest.
TRE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
es rburs oa an s %sss1s and
THE AcCOMMo DATToN TRAIN
m, for Psrkton.
THE MIG HIT EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore every Night at 10 p. m, CONNECT
ing with The Lightning Express over the Pennsyi
van,a Railroad for Pittsbufg. arriving at p. m.
The Sl5 q. and ln trains coEnect closely at
Pittsburg with trains over the Pntsburg, Fort
Wayne and CHICAGO RaIlroad and its Northern,
Southern and W estern connections.
.. II Passengers for CHICAGO. Rock Islsnd. BuT-
Mdiso i1wS Cy S.1 DTbaaus S ri pss.
will save ONE HUNDRED MILES OF TRAVEL and TEN
HOURS IN time with FOUR LESS changes of cars, by
II Passengers for Cleveland. sardusky, Toledo
and Detroit go Sy THIS route, snd me tlms 10 nn-
LII Passengers tor 81. Louis. Indianapolis, Terre
osrS sno A. Polnts on Ies csrs sss
~ advance of any other route; and TO CINCINNATI, Co
cities as quick as by any other route,
All Western baggage ch eek ed through and handled
with GaFeL GWaFtelL,ms,orfta PASSENGERS ioT oTNi,s,r,F Fall,
hr''''"' And cities and dtop1sfp' Sna'o'
WESTERN NEW YORK and CANADA,
will ndthIs the shortest, cheapest and most expe-
Passengers for Hanover, Geltysburg Emmitts-
burg. Wrightsvile, COlumba a and Lancaster leave
Passengers leaving W WashinRto at a. m, connect
with the SIS a. m train and those 10y the trains az
i.@snd SO with the 10 m train for all parts Of
the West.
For further correct and reliable information please
apply at the Ticket Ofice Of the Northern CsJtra
Railway, Calvert station, corner of Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore;
.s-s III. wskSia 81 ADFs3S' Eias.s ss.%s:N sSs,s:
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Dancing,
EASHIONABLE DANCING.

PROF. H. w. MUNDER respectfully announces
TO ms Trends and In the public GENERALLY that "a
afternoon, Feb. I'd, 1853. All those who desire ~
to be prepared for the exhibition earnestly lSck
Oliclted to join soon possible the arrang
ment of Fancy Dances will take place Immediately
The programme for this season will be entirely
new, and far excel any ever offered to the public
Parents who desire to see their children easy and
graceful In their carriage should not fail to enter
them very soon.
Gentlemen's Glasses on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings, as usual, from ~ until 9h o'clock.
ian Sn-dtf
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Travellers Directory.
J hE PACIFIC HAIk Ikkvs STEAMSHIP con

,h ~ tne s.eepshlps of ths Company, carrying
me .pnIlteo states Mails for ACAfULU, <0e,~s
SALIf IfokNiA, and OR ECON, leaves <I2k
Pannma twice each month, on the arrl-S
va OF the United States Mail 3 s. Compsp, "A ,.nrp
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York ree
lsrly o. 5th and Sth Of each month with the maia
ano passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL-
ROADS.
Jhese steamships have been inspected and An,
ed by the Navy Department, and guaranty spssd
and safety.
The Pan.ma Rairoad (<7 miles long 10 nov com-
pleted from ocean to ocean, and CROSSED IN OF
hours. The baggage Of passengers ls checked IN New
York through TO San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked at Panama iIy steamer at the oompany's
expense. The money paid in New York covers ell
expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers ere kept in port In Panama and
san Francisco to prevent detention IN Of aoci-
dent, that the route - entirely rslsab!s-no fall
ure having occurred in elEht years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they AZ
rive at AspInwa.
Conductors go through by each steamer, and take
charge of women and children without other proteo
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates ABBY q
the agency, In West street, New York, TO
l. w. RAYMOND,-ort TO
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS q CO.,
IyM-n CT. BARTLETT. Boston
rTO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
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Pianos, 10.

THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. G. METZE-
Penn.Ji, corner OF Eleventh street and s-s]sz
the District of Columbia.
bacon, Raven Il Co s and Rosenkranze's ceIe-
Draled fIANOS are always hand In great varie
W raiso, Prince's superior orMELODEONS.
Ioeether with an immense stock of Musical In
struments and Sheet Music Of every description,
ilaneforte tuning executed by Mr. Rebine.
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DENTISTRY.
IL DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OYyICE No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AvEKyB, Sp3Sls1
TErss doors from lstk sSfrssf. &1D

De: BAILY bees lesvs to inform % the .usle tha, 30
e. re seen a. al fSnts st a. MS once oes.ea as aooye
Practice with the large number Of Pstients and great
fully, will enable him to surmount any difficulty.
scientific or otherwise, relating TO the Teeth. HIS
eminent in the profession and espeoIsIy Drs. Harris
and J. and f. PsrTnly, has led him. long since to dis
al Snrf Ensmss s eTes nds G nber shd CSC
ments for the construction OF Continuous Gum
the only reIable Substance that be worn in the
mouth, as was most conclusIveJ shown by the last
AmerIcan Dental Convention.
Although he iatters himself from his long resi-
dence and practice IN WashlnEro9 he !. fayorssy
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church OF EpiPhany o
DR.. STEPHEN B.ni Dear SRI desire to express
You as a superior dentist The operations executed
Tor me have been hls hy eatl.aotory tOPe ths, you
public that your skill 90 wei deserves.
washington. Aug. :. ,sss Sour. w 'ErIIi 'FErRIIinc..
From one of the oldest hym, IN Baltimore, Msssrs.
Bosgs, CCtman & Co.
Having employ Cd Df: stephen Bsily Surgeon Den
st ot MsshfsSSn wa CITY, 70 execute tGc me s an I'M n
entire satslactlon, and view OF the fact that
College Of Baltimore, faiied. .sfte% repeated trss. to
perform the same work satisfactorily, u gives ms
.st,mslep 90 Of 6s pTofe.sons @ fs -''
Baitimore. Jan. a. u, iss', IA sMANN Boess.
Extract froma note cd from the late Hoa. yshn
M. Clayton.
IT, g SENAfI, Aug. 10, 1853.
1h. teeth 20. made Tor me .STf .dmifshI: DOtA-
ing could Be better. Vep pioHS iGssfSpML,c M, CLAYTON
To those that seek relIoI nom the maladles Of the
n stb car cheerfnly recommend DR.. 3. Bnily o
superior Dentist; he made set OF porcelain teeth
for one of my family and plugged eeysrAl teeth for
nv ssf and the work has AZ stood vel for than
tor years. ROBERT II. NIXON,
OF the Va. Conf. of the NJ. &. Church SouIh.
April 19. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion 10 Avail
ourselves OF the prOtssslonal skll Dr. =. Belly,
Surgeon DENTIST OF this city, having been cor IL
ant of his operations on our families or friends, he
pie elsuFe in expressing ednratlon of his artistic
ski, as well as of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In " lich he performs the most delcate and dlhout
operttlons IN Dental Surgery and respectful ly re-
comm srd hIm the confidence and patronage of the
pubic. of which we consider him emlnently worthy.
THOMAS Y. WALTER, Architect U = CsEtol.
THoM.s MILLER, NJ. ID. of Washipgton. -Cs
b. :. BoHRER, Nj. ID. of Georgetovn, II; q
N. :. LINCOLN, NJ. H.. Of Washngtnn; u. Cs
Jos. III. BRADLEY, of Washington, ~;
6KoR6R WALTON, Ex- Governor OF lOnos,
WALTER LRNox, Ex-Mayor OF Mashinstohs
HRNRY BALDWIN, u. z. Patent Omce,
q g wIsHf, Principal Rittenhouse Aoeoemys
1sb3o II
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand of the people from all parts of the
country for new edition of this Book, bringing
down the statistics to the present time, snch that
IL cannot longer he disregarded. 1t is sufficiently
known throughout the country to render p particu-
lar description of t unnecessary here; suffice ii to
say that 1t contains the evidence of its having
ceived the voluntary and generous patronage of
both Houses of Congress, of its having been adopted
by the Supreme Court as q standard edition of the
COnsttu of the United States, and of Its having
received the special appreciation of some of the
has been pronounced by them as suitable fires side
companion for every American citizen. and text
book for the rising generation of the schools.
Editors who venerate and support the Consttu-
tion, the sentiments of Washington, and the prn n
pies il embodies, have heretofore given lt their
generous and valuable support.
Booksellers and others who may desire to obtain
il for the supply of those no may desire
the new edition will please address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR.,
m 2-1 Washington City, ID. G..
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u PIANO FoRrES
WILLIAM KNABE,
tsenior partner IN the late hrm Of


kNABE, GAzIrI.E e 4 Co.,
CONTINUES the manufacture and sale of grand ana
square PIANO FORTES, under the name -.
q Wiillam knabe Co., at the old stand, C63S
NOS: s, s and North Eptaw street Op- UNF1
poslte The Eutaw House, Baltimore.
=. Ihsy have Also Just opened a new Sales Room AZ
No1H Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
denry McCafery as q music store, where they Will
Keep constantly on hand large assortment of plain
ana highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes.
Also, RlelOdeoDs from Ihe best makers. from to s
octave. some with double boards, double reeds
and stops to suit small churches. y
Beng extensively engaged In the manufacture Of
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
tsold medal at the Fairs of the MARYLAND Institute
two successive years-OctOber, 1856 and l86-in op-
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New ork, Boston and Bal
tim0re, We were also awarded the FIRST premium, at
tae Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond. Vir-
GINA, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (silver meda) at the Metro
poitan M echanics Fair for 1857.
In aQdltlol TO this We possession of testimo
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs IN the country, which can be seen at our
WareIoOms, speaking for themselves and others OF
the hen appreciation In which our instruments are
All Instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years, and
months from the day OF sale the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their advantage
to give us a call before purcha sing.
fianos exchanged, hired, ard tuned.
mar l6-ly VIM. KNABE a CD.
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l. CLARKE'S

NUNNS Il CLARKE'S
HALhETT, DAVIS Il CO,S'Isff
CELEBRA ID PIANO FORTES,
Constantly receiving and for sale only by
JOHN F. ELLIS,
S6 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts
Purchasers Will lind 1t to their interest to examine
tor themselves the superior qualities of the above
hand. wv" IS vi