davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15
T,isSOInfiOIs.

ST HE co-partnership Of NJ. F. FAIRFIELD and n. o.
- S.CKETT under the firm OF FAIRFIELD & S.CEEIr,
expired the first day of April. l.5s All persons hav
ing Chains against, in favor OF said company
Fuested 10 call 1T the Lumber Office Of VI. f. FAIRFIELD
and settle. Gmyl NJ. F.. FAIRFIELD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

E.HSaIic Co. "a. Z. Insurance & '.
rs'IE members OF the La Sale County Mutual Fire In
i surAnce Company hereby notified, that at a
r.eeiug O the directors 0. said Company held on the
81 inst, u Was
OrderS3 That assessment 20 pay the losses ~ the
Company tile past year, be levied follows, VIZ On
all pr. fore August p. l,3I, three per
cent, and al premium notes dated between August
- 1871 and Marcel 1 IS. per cent: and that said
assessment he made payable july 1t. l,J5.
By or,gr Of the b reci.rs. wM VI. True, Secy.
O.rawL. Wv Id
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

FEW good agents wanted, TO canvas for the most
"A rapidly selling book ever published Agents are
making IRON $500 Sl,Ot0 year. Sold only by sub
scripiion duly authorized agents. Call at room No
Is Mansion House. where can be seen Tor few days
myl5-lN< tt BUEDlCk, General A9efI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

MaHhElS, Fc0.
oTyrE-The demand for Rio continues fair, and the
Prxet Is very firm and tending higher Sales to-day
lonn' 10 40 bags, as follows 400 bags common at e1
80 bags medium al 9.; and 300 bags good to prime
alVs cts per 10 Stock of Rio in first hands to day
mated at So 900 bass No sales OF Laguayra or Java
up from etoc.rs We quote Rio to-day at l03all cts
prime; good ota!O cen fair at 9ial0 cents; and me-
I'm 9! cs per h.
L9It AND aEAL-Ihere was much better de.
Iot super Flour. sales to-day adding up about 500
oEMi street Ohio aud City Mills, ali ut q So al
.e,. wete SAFES yesterday, after change hour. at
Yesterday 1000 bjls City Mills ut "a 37la4 so, cash,
.tH'e anu Su ools mixed brands Howard street at
NJ 10 gay 'S oois Howard street at e. 50, 400 bbls
~ cs 81 ." time, and 300 bills choice brands Ohio
Tue ceinand was mostly for shipment to the West
Bies aud South America The market closed firm AZ
~ per Dbl for GOOD brands Howard street and Ohio
l'' IN hT'rs We hear Of no transactions worthy Of
banged. ''"' VI i'S' o"'
PMMiS-Rscep,s were very light thi, morning. e..
VI "nea; offerings of which only reached about
ana sales were at yesterdays range Of prices.
MI cG TOR fair to prime red 81 0a Is for fair
hs ~cise, and Ell l5kl 20 per bushel tor extra and
n.ur grades Only 5000 bushels of Corn offered,
1879 were about the same those Of yesterday,
.e'Ene at 50 % cents, and yellow at So IS cents
~ =" offered yesterday. OF Oats the offerings were
w bushels and $50 bushels sold at 80 cents per bush
d'anlyirsnia. OF Rye 800 bushels Pennsylvania Of.
ana iOo bushels Maryland ssd at 65 cents per bush.
l"nis!oss.-We note sales Of 100 barrels Western
ro.s IN lots at siai per Dbl at which il ID now held
Hn'n Prime We quote ut el3. We note a sale, yes.
~ OF Is hhds bulk sides at u cents; to-day, Is
80 cts at which holders generally are firm-we
oes shoulders At 6tn6t cts. In Bacon we note small
cts for sides and Of shoulders at 14a1i cts per
.ra quiet at past cts for Western bbls, and do
b in bbhe vs. -"N '1'e'e'' q e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

ington, Va, 1910 I"
Thus proving to average the richest deposte of Phos.
phate of Lime known to the world.
Pure Bone Dust contains but SIS to Sc per OF this
important Phosphate hence comparison of the relative
value of the two will at show which is the most de-
sirabe for agricultural purposes.
Guhnos Of two distinct species-those Ia which the
Phosphates OF Lime predominant, in Sombrcro and
Others and those in which Ammonia predomnates in
the Peruvian Both experience and theory establish the
fact that Ammonia and Phosphate of Lime nre essential
ingredients for general fertilizer and conscauently for
general purposes Aproper mixture of the two
mended. Whilst the Peruvian and other Ammoniaed Gu
sttalaRs quiekeners OF tho soil the Som
brero and other Phosphate Guanos are permanent fcr
but slower action and less percepbe effect the first
year. unless aided by some smulants. Hence the great
importance Of combining the two in proper proportions
which DONE makes the best Convenient and econo
mtcal fertilizer known Assuming the Of Peruvian
Guano s62, and Sombrero at 1854 per ton-and with
recommended by experienced fnrmcr0 gives at
of nbout $4l per fertilizer far valuable and
permanent than the Peruvian alone.
The agricultural need only be reminded Of the nature
of the two predomnating Ingredients, in the different
species Of Guano TO enabs him to understand the proper
van) 10 liable to evaporate rise, Phosphate of Lime
I'm the Sonbrcro0 Is heavy and liable to sink below the
reach of the roots of the plants There fore II should be
either deposited nhe HILL drill with the crop, used
top dressing In the proportion of from 200 to 400 lbs
TO the acre.
According to the wants of the SOIL if used as a top
dressing the Spring 10 the best time, when the crop
assuming It's strength aud susenance as al that time the
benefit Of the Ammonia 10 less likely to be lost than II
used in the fall or early winter.
EDAoHD, DAVENPORT & CO., Agents:
Richmond, Va.
1t can also be obtained of A. GARRETT, +. WoR.
THAN e. CO., DUKE HUTCHEsON, and E. H. SKIN.
KER & CO.. Richmond, Va. Jan 23tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. FEB. 0, 1858.

RICHMOND MARKETS, FEB. Q. 1858.
fLOuR-shippers only offer 3; which holders refuse
sale to-day.
(1HEAT-Good to prime Red, sLso.l.25; good ,c
line white, 81 30sl IS.
foRN-Sales at 53a56 c. for new, and 60a65 cts. for
bATS-In demand at $500 cents
FoBACCo-The receipts Of old Tobacco continue
ks and but little old offered at this time, We quote
eror Old Lugs s6a6 So good s7a7 IS Inferior Leaf
Seas 80. good 3 1:,al0 50all Fine Shipping
quote such q, Slide 90 Fine Manufacturing, none
market The receipts Of new loose Tobacco have in
eased very much, with more demand at improved
ees LuRs g 50a6 good Leaf &c SOFAS so: Stemming
p 2sl2 sly
tAf-e0ayO cents per cwt-stock largo.
RAC0S-We quote Sides 9A310 cents: Shoulders s40
L; Ham, Il ~ l?c,s Market Arm. Receipts light.
+ARD-Prme new in bbls 9ial0c. in kegs lUialle.
! 'imore refined In Pals l2i cis and dull.
IlGARS.-We quote New Orleans iHGSc; CubaTA6sc;
zee Sugar 99sAc; Crushed ll9uXc: Loaf l1x912c.
toffEE-R!o SSGllhc; Laguayra 13@lSH
SOLAsSEs-Sev Orleans Molasses in bbls. 80@31 cts.
loesae Old Cuba do 2jcts
kectihed 24se6c; Cincinnati.
pc in market
{AS-lmperial and Gunpowder. 556sl 90
flME-Last salesa, al.3S0lS,H from store; 81 by
ban;y from Vessel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
GRANITE BUILDING sTONE.


PROPOSALS. will be received until the lst day of
March next, at la o'clock, NJ for furnishing and de-
vernc at Castle Calhoun, Hampton Roads Virginia, the
following description OF the best quality OF Granite
Stone, viz:
Gig Blocks averaging 30 cubic feet cach smooth faced
ON two sides and bedded aud ionted throughout
l0e Blocks averaging 80 cubic feet each; smooth faced
on side, and bcdded and olnted throughout.
500 Stretchers, rouehaced with chisc draught avera
ging from 10 to Gu cubic feet each with dressed beds
and crids.
5s7 Headers roughaced with chse draught averaging
from to So cubic feet each with dressed beds and
4lO Blocks. averaging from 10 60 cubic feet EACH
smooth faced on two Sides bedded and jonted
throughout
s2e Blocks, averaging from 10 25 cubic feet EACH
smooth faced on three sides; with dressed beds and
joints throughout
81 Blocks averaging IA cubic feet EACH smooth faced on
two ends, and dressed beds and joints throughout
46 Blocks averaging nbou; Is cubic feet EACH smooth
faced on one side, dressed beds and end joints
IL Arched Lintels, averaging from % 65 cubic feet
each, smooth dressed sides, with dressed beds
and joints throughout
IA Block. averaging from 10 to 50 cubic feet each por
ton Of them TO be dressed throughout.
The in all respects be Of the beat quality of
Granite and the cutting and dressing tho d.
mensons to be hereafter given whether In the straight
curved surfaces to be understood by the party
proposing that all extra cutting which will arise from
elect will be charged to the Contractor.
Samples OF the stone offered will have. In all cases.
accompany the Proposals and the and local.
~ of the Qunrry from whence it ia 10 be furnshed will
be named
unless otherwise directed, commencing about the
10th day Of April next, and In such Quantities and parcu
lar Dimensions Ms will from time time be designated.
Mouds will be furnished for all intricate stones the
expense OF the United States at Castle Calhoun, when
applied for by the party with whom the may be
made.
The Proposals will specify the price of tho stone by the
cubic foot, when dressed, delivered, inspected and
cepted.
Each individual Offering proposal, will accompany them
with the signatures Of competent persons who are
willing to become his sureties
Further details and specifications be obtained for
the various quantities and size of the to be fur
nshed at the United States Engineer Office Fort Mon
roe, Hampton Roads, Virginia, by applying in person
r. E. DERUSSY,
Feb S-dlOt 1t Col. Enrpccre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


CHESAPEAKEi FESlALE COLLEGE,
HAMPTON, VA.
REV. CHARLES A. RAYMOND, President, and Pro.
~ lessor 81 Psychology and Chemistry.
j. Is Lake, Professor Of Mathematics and Natural Phi
losophy
James G. Hiden. Professor English Literature.
pr Samuel r w Becker Professor AncieRt and Modern
Languages.
- Professor Moral Science and Logic
- -, Professor Music
ASSISTANT TEACHERS.
Miss Adelaide Clopion Modern Language
Miss Elva Jones' Music and Drawing
Miss Kate Cloptun, English.
Miss Joyce Clopton, Music.
Nils Maria Chapman, English.
Mrs. Judge C!opton, Govcrness.
Robt H. Vaughan Esq, Steward
he Library contains about 1900 Volumes The Philu
sophical and Chemical apparatus cost $500 The
College buildings warmed By furnaces light.
ed by gas. and will accommodate about 200 board.
ers. The College 10 now regularly organized ;
the course Of study Is unusually comprehensive A
large gymnasium is be Immediately erected. aud re-.
markably tine advantages afforded tue pupils for
new term will commence the LIST Of March neat, and
continue months.
ExPESsE board and Tuition In any College Class.
including incidental expenses per term, Sl06
For the above, with Music added. per term, sl3l.
The College is siluned two miles from old Point
Comfort" Overlooking Hampton Roads and tie Chesa.
Peake Bay Ii Is easy OF pleasant and heahtul
Nothing surpass 1t charming summer residence
For particulars address the President or
w. X. VAUGHAN, D.
Cor. Secretary BoarG Of Trustees.
TO be fedas suitable ncumbents can be OBJ.
tanned. Feb9-c7t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
,nnITJONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

nv THE sTEAMsHlP ARABIA.
,,.,v YORK, Feb. 7, 80 r. M:-lne papers OF inc
~" aau,a;n few additional items of interest.
Sso,a ,aS;s news brings nothing later from Dude.
The i"i hsen two or three successful engagements
% tns Gin, there is report that the English and
FROM "a taken procession of an island opposite
encn ;,hout opposition. and that the French had
n ,oa, blockade of Canton river.
cis.' e also x,I,ub,ful report that the American
Ammcdore bad chereo' OIL" ''0'' eO'ep'eN -
I'm "A a mediator.
gl,n of Canton fails to bring the Chinese
u. a march on Pekin is contemplated:
srn' have been heavy gales on the English coasts.
i n.re 70 American shipping is reported.
Tna fsstiyi,ie. in honor of the Princess hoyars
nag, ns we're progressing in England.
y, n,r,her of persons wounded on the occasion
Inc nn,n,ad assassination Of the Emperor Napo.
'ne hon, $50 of whom six are dead. The details
.be affair are voluminous.
NC ".nortsd that one Of the four Italian principals
80 - a ar1 has revealed everything.
I ne; s.;d that the Britsh government has been
H. IL. mon 10 e1pel certain refugees from France.
rsa ;anrnsls Spectator and Resue dc Paris have
ne !pnn,sssed by the French government.
~. Tnoi,h papers report the business prospan'e
lpe Lho,a country as decidedly improving. Inc
Ia. I,omnany are preparing for connict WHO
aes at the opening OF parliament. Inc
I.oasn Times Gays they are puttiog iortn Iue,r
- !, a wsy that II VIII require Oil '"o s'o"s'
che cabinet to counersct .,a
me voc u,mon council Of London has presented an
i.s 80 rho Emperor Napoleon congrafuiating MN
ores in the late attempted assassination
DIS n s rasid.rts of Paris had done the same
ne UrSsr Victoria also sent him telegraph ana
ins. ~ Is,,sr, coppratuatpg bin. II is now gen
IN. hs.yed that France will demand the expulsion
s a m!Encli.b coil of suspected foreign refugees.
n ,ssI If The cousprators comes on at far!s on
iT i0,b maj, Twenty two additional arrests had oeen
wv" ,bs os,den of the Tueriss, each man WIN
oet ,svoyers in his pockets SO says the fats
.s.rnud-nt of the London Herald, though 10 not
SrSrned BY other papers ~,
Wr,x Yosx, Feb 9-Heavy gales are reported on
r"oi,b coast. No damage to American vessels
no The marriage festivities of the Princess
r.I !. nropresipg The crew OF the steamer tweed
=. l,op Nav Orleans, arrived at Liverpool. Zen.
.nsock's son has been created Baronef, ana MS
do- ia entitled TO I'll the honors che would have en-
we'd had hslived. ,,u,,,;.. -,
spp.;n ,st :. no part in the Cochin China affair.
r. Rank Of Belgium has reduced !:s rates to aait.
..roun,s have reached Paris OF the landing OF
M n,rt,sns of MaI5ini at Ancona, who attempted
,r,nr.. the Austrian garrison, but we're deieateo,
i'm MANY killed and taken prisoners.
The Porte is about to concentrate more troops Ill
hs Danube, on account Of the agitation caused by
be nrcisct Of emancipating The Serfs OF Russia
r,onu ;he christians in Turkey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
BARGAINS. BARGAINS,

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
A Parker Co, SUCCESSORS to PARKER, MIN.
~ MO CO, will continue sell grea. bargains at
their old stand No 43 Eagle Square where may be found
at all well selected stock of the choicest syles Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GoODs-among them
are the following:
Cloths, Cnssmeres and Yestines
Black erode Rhine Silka
Black Figured Silks; fancy Dress Silks,
Bembaziaes, Alpacss aud Mouselines,
Rf;h Lace and Muslin Sets.
Do do do Collars,
Gents and Ladies' Linen Cambria Hdkfs, Gloves.
Hosiery,
Table Damask, Danask Table Cloths.
Napkins, Doylies Towels,
Brown and Beached sheetngs and shirtngs,
Furniture Dimty, &c &c,
All Of which we will sell very low. Febs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE.

a TRACT OF LAND, in the County OF Henrico on the
"A Chickahomny. containing POI acres ten miles dis
from the City Of Richmond, half mile from the York
River Railroad. adjoining the lands of Mrs Crouch and
George NJ. Savage, Esqr with Il large Framed Dwelling
and several Houses being little of order
having lived in them for years The Land very
productive and well adapted the usual Grain Crops and
all kinds OF Vegetables, with valuable meadow.
This place can be- purchased on very accommodating
terms. If satisfactorily secured and the interest punct
ally paid long credit will be given for tho whole OF the
purchase money; will exchange for negroes fair
valuation, Richmond City property. Living some
eighteen twenty miles distant from this Farm renders
1t OF my power to cultivate it, consequently wish
sell il To any industrious, enterprising man, who
wishes engage in farming here is opportunity
ly offered to do So with scarcely any capital For fur
Their particulars address the subscriber through tho Rich
mond p. o., to the care Of Messrs. Geo. Watt g. Co
Feb 4-ctf N. B. CLARKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
EIln EL,uRIrlIN

MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR FEBRUARY, lsJ5.
ID FRANCE s. CO.. MANAGERS. BALTIMORE.
He MARYLAND.
Drdrngs conducted Under The sHpcrfntendence OF the
STATE Lottery Commissioner
SPLENDID SCHEMES
TUESDAY, Feb 9th-Bel Air. Clnss +. rs Nos IL
drawn Tickets IS. CaptHls-S9 600, TO- 200, 1910
Certificate of package OF wholes s7i
WEDNESDAY, Feb. iO--Susquohauus Canal, Glass 5.
Is Nos, Il DRAWN Tickets $40 Capitals :-S3l Geo. &c
Certificate Of packages of whoies Sal
THURSDAY. Feb lllh-Carroi County Class &c
Nos, IL drawn ballots Tickets IS. Capital Prizcs-
10000, 10 OOO &c. Certificate of.a package of whoes
FRIDAY Feb l2h-Poknmoke River Glass G.
10 Nos. Is drawn. Tickets s.. Capitals-S20OO $780,
&c. Certificates of Packages of wholes S6a-shnrcs in
proportion.
SATURDAY Feb l3th-Grand Consolidated Lottery
Class 10 Nos II drawn Tickets SlD Capital Prizes
$1,000 10 49, Sc Certificate of Packages of Whoes
elil-shares in proportion.
EY.A Dollar Lottery is drawn daily.
REORGANIZATION will receive attention. If address
ed 10 X. FRANCE q CO.,
Feb 3 Richmond. Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
NETTING IN PHILADELPHIA.

pu1IpILPHiA, Feb. s.-A meeting Of the oppo' /.
Ian Democrats wa. held here TO night. The pream-
DE- refers 10 the Kansas Nebraska act, and the Clo-
(nns,i platform, as embodyr the principles OF popu'
n sovereignty, an honest adhesion to which de-
end. entirely the republic and happiness OF inc peo'
ks The resolutions declare that while the Demo.
kscy Of Philadelphia have undated confidence in
Sresidep, Buchapan. they dissent from bis kansas
6cy and call on their immediate representatives in
{ougr, 8, to oppose the L-compton fraud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

- BLUE MASS, and all other mineral compounds
in the shape Of Pills. have been laid aside TO make
for better production from tho vegetable kingdom In the
ahspe of HOSTETTER. 8 STOMACH BITTERs These
celebrated Btters entirely vegetable and their COM
bnaon Of such TO guarantee perfect safety
in being used by both young and old, male and female
the latter In particular have received the salutary
benefit from the use of these Bitters when all other
treatment from the skifu hands have faied 10
storing them from state of debility perfect health.
For sale by all principal druggiss and dealers gener
ally. Feb 8-d&cws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

~ BRAGG'S GREAT IMPROVEMENT
THE ARCTIC EMINENT DEFIES ALL CoMPETI.
TON.
Thousands who have used 1t affirm that tits GREAT
IMPROVEMENT on
DR. BRACES OTHER LTNIAENTs,
In the cure of
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES
SPRAlNS, BRUISES
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS,
SCALNS, MOULDS,
TUMORS, CORNS.
For HORSES and MULES, externally nothing exceeds
the ARCTIC LINIMENT,
In curing
SPRAlNS, SWEENEY
SCRATCHES, CALLS
THRUSH, RlNGBONE.
or any Sore or Swelling, Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle
Price 25 cents so cents and g. for sms medium and
large sized bottles
For sale by all Drugglsts.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Jan le-f Wholesale Agents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
IITEST BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGREsS-F,ssr SE ,s!s

L,,pry-FIFTH CONGREsS-Fissr SE ,sIn
THIN WAsHlxorox, FEBRUARY ., 1858.
Kan: .S.n qpmsr%sT .sn ; rs.S Sieo
be sehs s's Message TO a Select Committee. with
refer ' ssud for psrsons and papers, but referred
yer 10 es' and ,he Lacompton Constitution to tho
Messy On Tsrritori,s MIR Douglas made sever
m mm 70 Introduce a resolution calling for infor-
On Kansas affairs. Pei ding the last of which
S.r,,e adjourned
s'hs MIR. Stephens Resolution to refer the
l" .s Message to the Committee on Territories,
.'sss ysss Il3. nays l04. Mr.. Harris amend
r. ,.fsrilug it to Select Comnittee Of fifteen
(en' ..,ried- ayes ia. nays Ill.
.cop precludes the possibility OF any report
ss rre sent session as the committee is instructed
Tue Cav nersons and papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
~ WOODS HAIR REsT0RAT1vR.-Thi

~ WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvR-This
wonderful preparation 10 having extensive sale In all
parts Of the Union 1t of the few patent medicines
which are now sold the country that are really what
their inventors claim for them. Wherever IL has had
fair trial. the result has been precisely Wood predicts
II has never failed the white hair back to the
raj color where the directions have been strictly follow
heads that had bald for years 1t 10 pretended
that It will make the hair grow in every case but where
il fails there is certainly remedy The restoration of
the hair has been effected in many instances where the
case seemed utterly hopeless, that it Is certainly worth
while for all who have lost their hair to try the expert
ment of using bottle or two of Woods Restorative
Moline Workman.
For sale By all The Druggists in Richmond.
Feb S-cw2W &dst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09
MERCHANDISE.
nn MI,i,A,LS or WORCESTER


UNhlVALLED PIANOS.
OPl y ] oSs OF THE PRrss
IENHE following notices of the press will ind;cr,o ,be
n estimation In which PIANOS OF his ,nrnnIr,Sr On
hei nj home where they made which Ia th he. .ns,
good instruments: "
suited distinguished Professor of the Piano Forte and
by his recommendation, applied to Mr. w and we are
happy " say with entire satisfaction lis to uuuy and
priee."-[N. Y. Christian Enquirer.
ThosG In want OF really good Instruments which thew
may purchase with perfect confidence, should BY ali
means examine those OF his manulacture"[N. T. Mir.
rur
"all in want Of good and elegant instruments uupur.
passed in touch and tone, for family and ornament,
should pay Worcester visit before they purchase as,
where -! Home Journal, Ny.
OF the Of Mr. Worcester Pianos il is unnecessary
speak, the fact that the Piano he to the Irish
Relief Comntfee sold for some fourteen hundred dol
nrs, is conclusive on this pon-lNew York Journal Of
Commerce.
We do not hesitate say, that rs respects tone and
tune, they not eXcellcd by those OF any manu-.
facturer either in America Europe-N York Evening
Mirror.
TO obtain the proper is the highest triumph OF art
and only gained by the incest combination the bcst
materials requiring the highest skill united with long ex.
Perence. Eminent musicians who have used Mr.. Wor.
ceers instruments g"e them the preference to the bee:
lmpurted-IN. Y. Eveg Post.
Now, 1t is hard to abuse Mr. Worcesers pianos
make them janglc and they yield fine tone SO readily
aso persuade one To deal gently by them. recommend
them to society for its own sake N. York Commercial
Advertiser
We are constantly supplied with full assortment Of
tabishment to which invite the attention of proes
sor and the public Our prices and terms will
De FOUND accommodating. A. NORRIS
Feb on Main s,ree,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-09

DACKING CAsRs-lO0 Packing Cases, for sale
Il low, by
Feb9 GRosAoNa, TUPNAN & co.