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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

Or The people of Doniphan held a
meeting on the 7th inst, and resolved to
protect the peaceful inhabitants, but to
punish the muriersrs Of Latham and
Collins. Gen. Lane made a speech on
the occasion endorsing the action of the
meeting
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

Or The LeavenwOTth Jos,1al contin-
ues is hostility to the LecomptOn Swim
die. and Is dealing some rather hard blows
upon thoss who sustain that measure IN
the national councils. The editor. Judge
PURzIrh was in Lawrsass ; few days
aes.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13
A. The attention of our readers j

@ The attention of our readers is
called 70 the card of Messrs. Stafford &
Wood, in another column. They have
formed partnership for the transaction
of a general law practice The well
known reputation of Mr.. Wood as an en-
ergetic, thorough, and successful lawyer,
as well as business man, needs no COM
ment--while we take pleasure in intro
ducing Mr. Stafford TO the public as gem
tlenan of education, Of good legal at
tsinments, and of some years experience
in the profession, as the law partner of
Hon. Fhileum Bliss, Elyria. Ohio. Snc-
cess to the new firm.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

o. We stop the press to announce that
the Legislature has closed its session, and
the bill providing new Constitutional
Convention, it is reported, has failed for
want of the Governors approval.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

We find the following, in the shape 9

We find the following, in the shape Of
an advertisement, in the Star of Empire:
NoTIcE.-In charge of Seth d. Hays,
at Kansas Agency, twenty-four head of
estrayed cattle, all oxen. These cattle
are of various marks and brands, and
were took up on the 18th day of August,
by divers persons in the Territory of Kan
sas, and are said to be worth $40 per
head. The owner or owners are hereby
requested to come forward and prove prop
srty and pay charges on the same, other
wise said property viii be dealt with ac-
cording to the rules of the Indian coun-
try.
Where is kansas Agency ?" The ad-
vertisement bears date in September last,
but we believe it has only just made its sp-
pearance in the Star.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

or Francis Tymany. of Missouri. has
been appointed sgent for the Indians Of
the Sac and Fox agency. vics B. 4.
Jsuss. sssixnsd.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

This institution has been incpEporstsd,
with . libsral charter ef s25o. 600 capital
snd tssr sssEisns e izes.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

Here shall fae Press the Peoples Gsts naintain
Unas'd By DsrtS, and unhffhea by gain.
Pledged bat to Truth. to Liberty and Lsw,
No Fayer sgass us. sad Ne Fear shall sge.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

or The Kansas City Journal records
the fact that Mrs. Brinkman, native Of
Sweden, siHy, fge years of age, residing
in that city, gave birth, few days ago. 70
a fnc, healthy, male child, her frss 5cysa,
which weighed III lbs. There is yet
hope for those who have passed the prime
of life, by coming 70 Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

az The birthday of Thomas Paine
was celebrated in Kansas City. 10, on
tbs seth s,s.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

IRA ssmi-monthly mail Is running
between Kansas City and Santa Fe ex-
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LAWRENCE. KANSAS

PER Assus. N ADVANCE
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Eor as Herald Of Hsasom

.Never deviated from until Michigan apple
to become State.
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fectly non descript-I mean that held by
the deceased statesman, but is different
from il, essentially so, for it gives to the
settlers the right at once to shape the
character of the future State. Under it,
strictly speaking, Congress would have no
right to nsddle With any of the doings of
the "Squatter,'' for they are the sover-
eigns. Anything their Legislature might
see proper to dc, no matter how wrong,
Congress could have nothing to do with it
Laws the most cruel, yindictive or tyran-
icsl passed by territorial legislature
would stand until repealed by the same
body, or perhaps remedied by the courts
of Law, if the enactments have been nm
constitutional So also if an election has
been carried by fraudulent votes, redress
must be sought from the territorial author
ities, the Executive or ether proper source;
OF if peradventnre the certificate, have
already been given 10 the bogus . can
didate, from the courts Of law. Although
Kansas was set going On the "Squatter
Sovereignty principle, the current Of
events. IS they transpire at Washington,
seem to indicate, at least 50 far IS Is con-
veuiens for certain purpose. n abandon
ment Of the theory. In that respect,
the people vii perceive = well IS they
can be told.
But IN addition to these three opinions,
already named, undersny ofwhich, KAN
sss, if LETT alons, and treated with ordinary
fairness, would know no kouble, nor DIFF
ficuiiiess.thers i another. By what name
to ell Il, or how 10 describe il. | sczrceiy
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
MATRr,IDNIAI..

A YOUNG NAN WANTS TO FORM THE ACQU ArNT
n 81 some Young lady, AMI IN ~ &c both
willing, they can he made he offer
wong ladv need ~ afraid a. ali
VII he strictly eonhtenai between ourselves writer
Will OF, aud as noble hearted fellow can found any
ydng lady this " sending few nes il Henry
Skmith, Post osce, Il Troy street
M ATRlMoNIAb AGENT. --EMIIE vTTLFTTF Will.
III urou receipt af y cen's and specimen of Handwriting
to an picture IS fn,ure husband and
aske,ch 81 future prospects nlso dcueaon Of character
NiFcss Emile Ntlleuc New York Post ot0ce.
49, 4a-.
NATRiMONlAT.-A YOUNG WIDOW. q YEARS or
I'D age ~ respectfully an1 cheerful disposition who On.
ttsthp yiet strcs a home than the vanes society
Wishes ihr acquaintance as gentleman ~ rpspcrta
tlty WITH y view 70 malnony Call Madam Hale, Us
MI street
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NV r noyn. arorToNrrR-wuI. SELL THIS pa,

NJ lcis O'Clock over two hundred lot. elegant household
furniture musy made 30 order and hu little used IN Twenty
seventh The house furnished
thing requisite first class family. The pari0rs
have fnrh tapestry rnrprN frrnrh plate manie and pier
mirrors two rosewood paror suits seven pieces each richly
~ Wrench hrucate reception ami Noare
Chairs superior etegnres. richly nafeh with
mirror doors back; eiepere with Sides
rosewood centre hcs ~ hah siie and sofa tables oil
paintings IA sets Enc Pastel q merit m invalid schar steel
Hrams. also rh china rsra stfuettes AMI
tisque and ornaments Dining has so1 oak
tension table. rewood suit IN vslyrt pieces. Brussels
CARPET shades ncr cuns and cnrnres rosewood secretary
aok superior workmanship The chambers have
Mood mahogany furniture brussels anil tapestry carpets
STA chairs Auiaa and afa beds. hair mattresses
fprng mattresses holsters and pillows toilet ss richly deco
raed superior 81 ROSEWOOD chamber furniture
large bureau helcad ami washsland fully marbed and II
superior workmanship.
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aPECaAL NOTICES

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
~ harboring trusting Of the Of the steamship
city Baltimore felch master from liverpool
pf their contracting VIII be paid by the captain
JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
IN PURSUANCE on THE ORDER OF THE SURROG ATE
Of the county OF New York, notice II hereby All
having claims against Henry Molina late Of the city OF
York deceased present the with vouchers
the subscriber at S3i Greenwich street of Gan
sevoor the city of New York before the 3st day
1859. Dated New York the LIST day OF October 1855
H. g. MoIiMAN, Administrator.
MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS OR OTHERS DE.
I string sales goods the West either
sale make satisfactory through
well established house the city OF Milwaukee, By addressing
NJ. L. Sheldon, S5 Nassau street
NTOTICE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBID
IN trusting party parties of steamboat
the will not be responsible for
except made with their consent
WM. VI. BERGMAN,
NEw YORK. Oct. Is 1883. HENRY H. STORMS.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE UNION BUILDING
IN Asocson.-The Board Of Directors Of the
citation, demand payment from the shareholders that IL
with act OF incorporation or sd
April TO- 1851. Office ieS Mercer Atsadsee- ev.ss
Tuesday evening. from N9PM
ArOTICF-TIIE TRANSFER BOOKS or THE NEW
IN Jersey Zinc e. mpany viii be closed from the 18th inst
"a Of November next Inclusive IN of the annual
election for directors. A. LAf1MER WALLACE, Sec'y.
OCTOBER Ia, lsSo.
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AMY SUNDAY BOAT 10 HAyERSTR Nv THE
" Neamer SAfELttrE Captain hammond. Will leave lay
every sunday morning " O'Clock touching Amos
street ind landing a Workers Hastings raohs Ferry Pier
sgrgw at M T.. ".
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CHIPPING.


L7oR HAVANA AND NEW oR1EAES-To SAIL Posi.
lively on Wsdassay &c, e saT i, I, u gqS ns
Oct g. y pier oal cr Robinson street n 4 Nobis q atmg
% The agents, LIVINGSTON, cRociiNRoS CO.
EoR sAvANNAH-THE STEAMSHIP STATE OF
TOR s ns on SaiTraSy e,o T e an y
sGdss for tsco s' 90 ssas 6dloser 49, at 4
NJ A. HERON in, Agent,
3aS North wharves Philadelphia.
Loa sAyANNAu.-THE FIRST CLASS srEAMsHIp
kerh river on Saturday Oct t. st O'clock r NJ Fret hi
per cent Apply il, h CROMWELL. CO, SS We street.
FoR CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA
United States mail side wheel steamship line.
II sAsi ilsiIia2'
l.. NJ MURRAY commander,
Fseyp Ell ssfs
The Marion on VII succeed Gee Cd q Wednesday Oct q
TO Montgomery 50
T To A Aasasa. . q
freight win be discontinued the quarantine restrictions
L,oR NORFOLK AND RIcHMoND-TIE UNITED
States mail sr"mship JAMESTOWN Can't Parish WI
North river shs viii arrive At Norfolk on sunday afternoon
south a =, viii s S0 nn ns yrs
win find this the cheapest peasanest aud most expeditions
folk S. to Petersburg and Richmond $40 Apply 10 HENRY
LUDLAM, No. 81 broadway.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR nA-
u vana and New oriesns-The steamship PiiiLADEI-
PHIh Capt g. Harrison, VIII sail Monday Oct Is 1853
O'Clock p NJ from foot Of Warren street Bills of ladng Of
proper furnished At the office and bills lang
signed after the hour sailing For freight passage
apply at III West street, cerncr of Warren.
~ NJ. o. ROBERTS, Agent
EXCURSION TO RICHMOND, VA, TO ATTEND THE
II National Agricultural Fair 18th 70 30h octoberTha
steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Parrish leaves here a,nr
day, I'D October for Richmond Va arriving there the
morning the 18th, time the opentug
Agricultural Fair Tickets viii be issued by the subscriber
fifteen dollars to GO by the jamestown and by
meals and snroom included with the privilege remaining
Richmond till Friday evening 10Th and returning by tho
steamship Roanoke. HENRY LuDI.AN. ~ broadway.
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sc.

MAST OFF CfOfufNU-xopU WORTH WANTED
u Fifty per cent than u given BY others be %
tred Coz large small lots Wy applying personally or
latham
DO 0nn WORTH or INV AND CAST OFF CLOTH
,NC.VOV ing wanted for which ffty per cent more viii
NJ IN cash. than b~ obtained elsewhere for large
small lots by addressing calling the Store OF WM WALSH,
Is Centre street corner ~ Duane street
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DRYAN1S' MrNSTREI2,
ID Mechanics Hall. Az broadway, above Grand strees
Monday III every night during ths xees-TfE ~
SENCE OF OLD viRGINSy-rLUBS ARE TRuMPS. Bur
lesqu. the tent and BATTLE OF BOSWORTH
FIELD Smiggy hsggrurai and the Mcpi Darroa Tyrnie
Warhlers soiree Ethiopo New Songs Dances Jokes
Kuriesrues Plantation Com calites &C
Doors open at "a II IN Tickets = cen,A
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DRoPosALs FOR SHAFTS.
UNITED STATES CArtTot EyvESsIoN J
WASHINGTON AQUEDucr OFFICE,
Sept Al.

AND wAsmsoros AaUEpucr Orrrcx,
Sealed proposals will be received a, this ONCE ani the fourth
day q December next at noon for FURNISHING on he grounds
columns 81 the exterior porticos Of that building
hundred shafts Including the upper torus q the base
height from the bottom OF said oris 10 the top Of the upper
astragnl ,s-,..-,,
feet and FIVE eghths inches the diameter 81 the shaft
above the base be lree feet and at the neck below the eap
upper be ise, eleven and eshhs inches
All the blocks 10 be scsbbled round 10 and
free from all defects which would make blemshes In the TN
The shafts to be Of white american marble similar
In color grain and composition to that used IN the exterior
Of the capitol extension, which from lee, Massa
livery proposal should be accompanied with block a, c
Gp S sa e w s ssm 70 % @ and
nlel tests before being accepted Tor hs work
The psspo r sOs sy .s sa sa BE- SSa
panied ~ written rant. sgned oy one % %Ss
bidder bidders w his bids be accepted,
sas into . o -. w aDs n dy. with m sea
s p ss s nssp x s % the
Navy Agent ocrr % the general IN
diua known - the fnSineer or Department q War; thai
The the right any all bits
deemed advantageous and 70 make other arrangements
Proposals Vii BE- received for Furnishing shsn, either
TN nsber Of shafts offered single blocks or In pieces
Proposals viii be opened in this Office Al noon Of The sh De
eember In The presence Of bidders who choose be
By order OF the Secretary ~ War
~ a.. MEI1S Capt. 81 Engineers,
In charge Of United States Capitol Extension.
FORM OF A GUARANTEE.
To Can't ~ G. Mgfgs United States Engineers
We the undersigned residents OF 81 the State % -
hereby Jointly and scvcy covenant with the United satr4
guarantee, In the foregoing hi Of - he accepted
they WILL within days after the acceptance " sail
d contract for The same, Win AMI sufficient
sursaes perform the work furnish the articles proposed
conformity The terms Of the advertisement unier viii
made. And In the said shall fall ~ enter Into
aforesaid guarantee 10 make rpp the differ
between The offer By the sa and tho nett lowest hi
der a. ".
a. ~
hereby certify that 10 the beat ~ knowledge AMI belief
The above named guarantors good and sufficient EFF
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.


WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
A IL PURE As IMPoRTED-LIou0Rs roR CASH.
"A CHEAP To THE TRADE
ENcrlsII HOUSES VIII remember swAlNEs OLD TON
Also note the CELEBRATED 1--WE DOLLAR
X 4. ~ r. FAMILY PACKAGE.
Containing one bottle hrny GIN, port one
sherry, Maiers Scotch whskey QUE MonongaheA
Que A. 1. y. r. biters.
JoSATHAS JONES importer 70 william street
L'fNE DIN SCOTCH AND IRISH wfIIsKEys-FAvO-
rite brants-lsi2 cognac London Dock brandy, London
ports French German and Hungarian wines Scotch and Kns
h ale and porter The trade hotels clubs and families
pied vi low prices, BY H. y. xxx, Is Fulton street
INDIA AM BURTON AtFg OF SUPERIOR OF Atty
l and age, atJONEs brewery.
DATK1CK MCCORMICK, IMPORTER or VARIOUS
brands % and Rochelle hranfies alsp imperial
GIN port Madeira and sherry wnc John Jeneson
sons dublin malt whiskey All " whch hnni ant under
custom House lock Samples be ~ hts onee
No ~ Beaver a., New YORK
DALE ALE.-A FINE ARTICLE
L JOINS brewery, IS, Sixth street
WHO WOULD NOT HAVE LITTLE FUKE LIQUOR
w n hs house for medicinal when you get
containing dozen holer lH4 aiuOr fJr vi from
eAMi NILSSON, No oo William ct No, soih william
sweet and No. 63 Stone street
~ aB0RgS WEST recresents NJ. sonih Vivian s-ess
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T,IIY NEw JEFFERSON RiItIARp ROOMS CORNER
az Sxh avenue and Tenth having been closed
undergo spairs and provenenis are now open with sir
tables wlh new cushions and balls Price reduced 10 ten
cents game the day time anil heen cents In the evening
Toilet rucu clubs conventions and committees Wanted
Iov A. marker Tickets gratis 81 customers who ride.
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DARNUMS MUsEuM.-TIIE INFaNT ESAU ~ NOW
ID bere-the Of the famous "Eearied Woman child
only four OF sge yet o Fun and Luxusn
BEARD and WhlsAers THIODDNS THEATRE OF ARTS
with complete change Of entertainments; and Dir yAiEN
TINE the Iiumortsi with entirely budget OF Comic
Monolognes Quaint R.cas Saturday afternoon
O'Clock and In the evening Mt ~ o'clock The Grand Aqua
all times, well the Happy Family, Ilv
ing serpenl- &c Abundance TO all Is cents children under
ten, IL cents
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DkTRtCT MCCORMICK HAS REMOVED FROM NO. rs
j. 10 No ~ Beaver street, front Office, FIRST door
T1HRTIETH ANNUAL FAIR or THE ANrpICAN
IustutcFxcurson tickets per ate anshlps ANkSrOWN
aud ROANOKE from Richmond Petersburg AMI back,
meals saiercom &c, included SIS, and from Norfolk and
SIS These tickets he used 2th October without
additional charge thus aoring parties desiring an oppart
ui n visiting the Fair II the American Institute ~
moderate cost Per tickets Apply 10 the Of the
81 Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmani, or n
HENRY LUDfsAM, ~ broadway.
rTH1RTEfNTH ANNUAL FFSTIV Al. or TIE y. T. SNOW
Soria Union No Ito he held Al the Apollo MONS. 40
broadway, Thursday evening November H. 1855 Tickets
81 each supper Included
-s4
UNPAID WATER RENrs-CRoToS AQUEDuCT DE
L psrnent, October 4, lca-.
Noucs Is hereby hat by act ~ The Legislature ten
per vii be added 10 all unpaid water rrnts the Jet OF
November next IN addition 10 i've ceni Incurred hs LIST
81 August last
Water reus are payable the May eneh year
advance and no penalties unpaid rents attach with equal
certainty the ls 81 August aud November there's Ter.
II must ~ desirable ~ every ~ his pro
perry rom being returned 70 the Collector q Arrears which
not redeemed viii be sold according 10 law.
NJ. VAN sCHAfCK. President
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MINSTREL HALL, 444 BROADWAY
NJ REsovNyD
CAMPBELL. MiSSIRFfS
Moudav evening oct H. and evening during tho week
The following novelties VIII hc performed
III. CAMPBEfIS ~ new extravaganza Of
SOUTHERN DARkIFS ON A FREE STATE RAILROAD
UkswORTIIs Banjo Song 'The Charcoal Man"
THE THREE HUNTERS
r. A. COTTON IN his nimitahle part Of Bob Ridley.
UksWORTIi and MOORE In songs comic al rings. "a
Admission 70 cents. Commences nj IN
H. sNIFfIN, Proprietor.
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SALEs ASr uusyssOn ,

LRFRT II. NICoLAY. afcTIoNEER POSITIVE
n executors sale OF lease Of house No ~ Henry
Public notice is hereby given that THURSDAY 81
1858 i2 O'Clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange
az York. BY order Of the Snrrcg county
York, wi be sold rs pnhe auction, by ALBERT H. NiCo-
LAY aucionee the ease Of the premises known No 80
Henry street together @h the three stud
ing thereon lot y feet house feet deep with
The house has ~ yet to
with privilege Of renewal 81 The ground rent is
$40 annum payable half yearly and the house rents for
$50 Terms cash 10 per cent VIII be required the day Of
with the ancioneers the delivery OF
the lease For further particulars apply g. " Wsnnore,
No $50 Nassau street. Albert H. Ncolay auctionee No.
Broad street. JOSEPH b. YOUNG, rxacnors
WM A. BRUSLE,
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THREE GOOr SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES,
With rhcnns cushions and marble beds for sale,
pl,tc lrdcr. Apply 10 O'C0NNOR CoLLENDER, So Ann
street
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ROSS. rAIcONTR ~. Is LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
clipper ship 1RFSr OF THE MAYR Coll~y master. pier
No river y taking IN last Of her cargo, and " lair
weather viii be fun Nv
SATURDAY, OtToRER Is.
shippers requested g compitr their engagements
Tie splendid small clipper shp IvanhO. will follow the Crest
az the Nave aud have prompt despatch Applyto
ROSS FAIGnNfR &tO. = Wall street se~nd noOr
Agents Al san Francsco--Messrs. ~ l.. Ross A Go.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

THE NATIONAL CIRCUS.
This celebrated troupe of American English and French
VIII open ~ Bowery Canal street. Monday,
October II under Vi. mos; magnificent, In the United
will n combination ~ talent which
eycelrd consisting Of the olawlng named
Tift TouRStAfRE FAMILY.
Nine Ioute Tournlairr Mile Josephine TOurnare, Mons
BenoR Tourniairr Thco. and Ferdinand Iournsire.
THE CARLO FAMILY,
consisting Of Sig r. Carlo Mr.. w Carlo, Masters George aud
Pred. Carlo, also the celebrated Clown.
Tom WATSON.
Performances this afternoon evening Doors open
and r. NJ Admission IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

NoLEMAN's LINE FOR
u SAN FRANCISCO
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The elegant clipper ship
y. G.. Gardiner commander,
rapidly the las, Of her pier IS
foot Wall and will be despatched for
above port She still take the bulk Of Few hundred
light medium freight II sent Immediately alongside
for which apply ~ WIN T. COLEMAN co, IS Wall street.
Tonune building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

COLE MEDAL OF HONOR AT THE UNIVERSAL
- EXHIBITION OF 1855
DEPOT OF THE ALEXANDRA ORGANS,
Adapted the of drawing churches lodges and
schools This magnificent instrument introduced by
THALBERG
in the United States has been adopted by the most eminent
artists In Europe and Americs-Mdle. Wells Lszt Cots
chalk, yuanoya, 40 &c.
Prior $3.50 sz2s $3.50, Ssoo S375
descriptive circular address application "a
BERNARD A fABREGU E1TEs Jr., 81 Dey street
Importers Bussnns acfordeons violin strings &c
JUST PUBLISHED.
complete instructor for the Alexandra organ.