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MARRY FOR MONEY.

MARRY FOR MONEY. -
whene'er you marry Crnsus said,
Take one rich widow or rich maid
For sny wife may turn out i'll,
Bot, 'gadi the money never viii!
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SEWING MACHINES.

We will deliver these at any point on any
Railroad in the State, or ut any J'i"cc III the
District and warrant them to Civ. satisfaction.
BRANCH. ALLEN d EDW ARDS.
Abbey lille, April 81. lS5!-GT
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TIE END OF THE CUBA FiLIBUsrER ExPEDI-
rIoa-The famous Cuba filihuster expedition
hos turned up at Port an Prince, Hayti. consist
ing of Don Jose Elias Hernandez and tn irty-
two others, all Cnbans. 1t seems that they
agreed with the captain Of the br e African to
put them into boats within Fl fteen miles Of the
| port of Nuevas Grnnies in Cnba. for which
service he was to receive $1,000. When the
| time came for them to leave the vessel, there
WAS too much sea on or too little courage
among them to venture, and 80 the vessel con.
tinned-her voyage to Port AL Prince. Wo give
elsewhere all the documents which have been
published in Havana papers. including tho pa.
per protest signed"by all the members. which
present curious history Of this foo lhardy un.
dertaking. We reprint also the account We
gave Of the expedition some three weeks ago
which. it will be seen, is confirmed in every
particular. The Captain-Gene Of Cuba ha:
despatched vessel of war to Port au Prince
to demand the expeditionis,s. and if they have
not succeeded in getting on board some vesse
TO come to the United Stctes, we shall not b.
surprised to hear that he has strung up som,
Of them, by way of encouraging Others, ant
sent the rest to try the African airs Of the Span
ish pr isons at Ccuta.
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M. w. BYTHEWOOD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT

No. 2O4 EXCHANGE Row,
COLUMBIA, S. G., -,
TOR the Sale of REAL ESTATE, NEGROES
Il also COTTON, WHEAT, BACON, Lard
Whiskcy, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. Flour, Butter
Corn. Hay and Produce generally.
Strict personal attention paid to the sale Of
any of the ahove-liberal advances nude and
prompt returns.
Refers to Ii. S. Kerr and D. L. McLnuchlin,.
Abb-ville c. H., s. Z.
Aug. 4, 1853, Il If
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artillery % the eIeny could have thundeed s-.a.t u
ard while Their bsiibhors ,yerseysn 10 our paoac
Is'e.. The s-rsI etIou e I"hbsr'iy To fitdn'' i
IL f's, s,.p In the way Of pubic night "hich a.
Ws usiol to be The free dspu~ers Of their o"b desi
Ii-s. The heroic Ssrcui srmy and our ora'e Ae''
uhc Insist upon Italy being fee a. FAR ~ The Adnse
WI ICON achieve tie usEr aLluous enterprise:
"EeceTye. Sire The homage OF tie town CT Milan az
hands, snc believe that cur hearts btiuuS e-llTel
you.
"our cy Is, The King and Ialy forever!
Mia JlL- 5 i5te"
Slcn-d b. seven Assessors Of the municipality.
T.. Ane sre pursuing the enemy, who i IN fGIl re-
treut to TIE AIDA They have seized fags sud cannon
belonging to the Ausran- io great qualities, a. Wen
a. n al AIMS and considerable amour, Of snmdni'
ton.
NIENSA June Among the wounded al The battle
Of Nagerts are Baron Rrisschsch, TIRE seoc-al~,
three tccs q tie staff. Iwl utcrrs Of the ssh are
'-sing aud ore major j. LIED. The loss or both
SIDES Is very greet. Milan l. entirely evacuated by
on troops.
BIESL, Juce a. LayeDc, port Of wsr on the
Lego hsg-oT., the Au,'rars have raised from tue
bottom Of the lake bark which had been scut,et
sbi sunk. -ni have loaded them with ya-iO-, articles,
10 be tossed by stesm 10 Switzerland.
Tn 18Th. JULe 6-Ne4r Blanche, Yesterday, the
Ar-n-sH Fsr.stesm,r Euctn captured the Fracch
three master H-oU. 4 Naltes, bouac fon CaoA to
Tr.-ie, with cargo a C. ne.
TINS. Tuesiay-tftcial bal'eiil publ she'd to-ias
The Allies teak in TIE battle Of Ms-en's ioag
pieces al on two Hags, aad WV ua- l'- orN
thousand Au,lriaus have bren made pri>"ur'', ard
eco put hos Dc e0mJqf ont oi I'D GOO AusitNnS en-
gigd. , ,.ooo
Tie loss on the side II the French Wa about 1000
killed ara wouudtd and among The former are Gen
erals f,pins-se aud L. Clerc. 800
.. Milan has been banicadcd and defended by ZOO
Natcnsi Guards.
" TIE Government Of the King of Sardinia is already
Il operation at Como ard Soudro.
TrRIs June The Inst pueafe letter ifon the
battlefield oi Magenta has arrived here.
The Imperial and Sandman Guartr were engaged
agA!r.t the Austrian masses. Toe Guards were Al
tackled ana were urabe To advance, but nevertheless
f-uly resisted the enemy. The ZuuSves and the
Guards os auc retook their position FIX times. AZ
ls,t Gen. Neil- army made an offensive movement,
which was irresistible. TIE enemy enieavofei t0 sur
urse the right wing o. cur army. but movement oi
Gen Mcmahon reudsf-d the attempt u-tiectuaL Inc
efforts a. tie eIedly relaxed somewhat Tor nourn,
ind The cort tleu b,g4u again with reue wed fury
Ger. Mcmahon was Triumphant, ard the ONte Won
Il /, assered That tie hiig entered Milan today
AID tomorrow the victory Will be celebrated ut Iufn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

hereby obsuied, and When H. rgh. resppears those
VITO tave intercepted IL beams ref der-i oious
srd cor''mgtibe. The country iesd Of be n de-
Nh1atd, D. tnling AID tfuIifI. II tel. of uOtbug
but wealth, iutes erce and agricultural Industry. u
IL, 10 feet OCT 'elgltf carfet ir shcn To, footsteps
O. tie .uvs ier- bsv- scarcely i,ft tay trace.
Ger NJ arrived here yesterday morning. The
head 4 b. c,0nn the Eth Chassenis f Vince une-
perceived upon the rfi bauk Of the Agogna torreut
a. about a u- erd half from Noyaia, close TO 9 hch
TIE Aus,rieu. bad placed four pieces O; cannon behind
snnle rttoubfs They ~ once rushed upon the enemy.
bsy0Uet II hand put them 20 fight, seized upon the
CUR. md then re;u ed r. their place.. II Wa the al
tar Of a. instant. The center e. the division dii not
even know that ANYTHING Lad occurred al tae iIont
cu'irg tLis march 10 N0vara.
1hrie were 400 Aus'uans here yesterday morning.
VeO,Cupy their place. stiu warm. II We're, aad -
down to their dC,bttr. knowing ihst the French aud
Paduouiese Hbout to- arrive, they pfudenuy van
i.btf, Whether By Decentralization " IL cb-'letoe 70
or, eIs cannot -ay Bui Sc are pie Red 20 believe 10
the latte! h,po;ht-is. A Porta NIaun however Two
cul- had been placed. guarded by 80 men. a com
pary r. the 9th, Il mistake not advanced 20 me pot
! Ioll0yhl b. OIL the population OF NOvaa' Neeiug
the cro>Fd 20 Austrian aTiie y men lftI' w. r.h
Place IN media ely the Ar,triaTs - ,S--,eL
eur- wee q mon eut later IN the hands Of Tue
Al ifLabi'sIt a Ntvtrs decorated with the 81 tie
lers uiedsl INN lately aierward approached Geo.
Nd, sIj told Tim tnst two hundred Wen were IL
treIcbec In the ce;eues, VIII two Euns. lie places
were q once surrounded and the men and caunons cap
tuned w'thUu Ies stare In tn, Tranquil manner has
NovsIa IeturIed To- the sway q the hinc OF Piedmont
The Emperor arrived here yesterday A. , o'clock
Thele wa Of course, display ot real eu'hu-iasm
TIE women, children and old men oyerwhe med bun
With beueGi.f DE-, sepirg with joy and gratitude
they DID TIE Ausiriaus tad Only left Jew hours
before.
Iming orr Journey 10 tIis piece head the sound
of caI1ou ID tie direction u Mor;ara. The 0uk Of
tie amy viz 60 GDO men, concentrated near that
blaze The Pedmontese army and the corp, ct Can
r,bert and Mcnahuu vi take tie l-ad, but W shtl
al wax INTO LonbgTry ere l0Lg. The Ilc,no 10 THIS
recbborhood Is not fortified, for we cairot heed lev
redoub's and barracks. The stream caUtoi be- lorlri
inst now so sUeed Is by the eternal ram But the
amy caries with it bridges ready made and bias rhed
cnrieu In order 10 facilitate the erection OF them.
Thus in two Or three days everybody expects to be In
Milan.
lie Emperor occupis, the palace Of the Intepdant,
and setpi In exactly he biz uncle occupied
yrafs sgo. lie Is marching n"W 10 District "hei' al
each -irp lie meets with traces nf the Great Captain
Al this moment the Imperial Guarl is passing guder
D. windows Il il going toward Aroma, ga the hAso
Msgeiore-to ener l., nbaTdy, suppose by me same
route A. GauDGiG.
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IIAYTi.

BY the arrival at this po. Of TIC schooner Petrol
. Cart Skinner, from Pcrt-au.Prince June 5, We ara
placed in possession Of Hayti papers with woeks
later intelligence.
Hayii appears 10 be Tranquil, and the Government
il occupied with the discussion Of Internal affairs.
Tie question Ms 70 the period Of the inculiJency Of
the President has been made. and different opinions
are expressed on the subject. n il argued BY
that The period Of four years which has been found
sstlffsctory 10 the United states would MT suit Hqy,
country yet only entering the ranks 81 CIVILIZATION
and that the repeated qnsirenuial elections you'd be
geat.r excitement than you'd be cate % the Republic.
Certain other privilege, and an ainos. absolute
authority over the press suggesiei, which, II Ac
corded a. G-fraTd, with unlimited period Ut Pfesl
dency, wound render him a king 10 everything but
a Law authorizing the re-opening If the abandoned
mines, sud The working Of the forests, vii be soon
pfess ftrd Ia the Chsmb n AMI Sena'e The govern
n.r has already received proposals from several capt
tallsts.
In RtDnJHqve, new AID welLeonfucted Journal.
publishes the con muBicaiOns If pondent ~ho
-ug gerts that Haytian Mius'er De -cnt - w t-hnr
30 to repe-e1t the Haytian Republic IN the United
Sta ~ ard urges that the representative De -eieied
for hi, talent and ability, AMI be hanGsOui"y pad To
enable him TO associae with other foreign repfssent.-
tyss here.
r. publishing this communication, the editor dis
serts IRON the View therein expressed. HeFays.
"Our correspondent II a. lber 10 believed that the
uou.rt hs. come for Hayt to -eni a representative
to thu United States. We believe, however, TIA, h,
would BOT be received, and that offensive refasal
wonli be th. remit 81 the APPLICATION
The report Of the Commissioner charged 10 examine
tie accountability If the c,fe--fth. u 1870 b 1851
hs- been submitted 10 the Chamber aud senate Ac.
eordiDg To TIN. report the house II r.. Lloyi g. Co.
coDIiying With Deliver and Soulouque. la. ffsudI.
leuty obtained from the IIaJti people l,3i2,75I
piasires.
law has been passed in regard 10 the marriage VI
Haytans With foreigners. The la decides a. to tho
possession Of the property Of IA. married coupss in
which the rights of women are some what overlooked.
Ore paragraph Of this curious law provides that the
foreign parent shall in # separation, have the
care Of the legitimate children, and the nsye parent
the care VI the natural chdreD-a rule that ntlm.tes
rather low grade II morals in Hsyti.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
RUSSIAN CIRCULAR OY THE WAR.

Tie Indeb,A6anoe Of Brussels pnbii-hes ~ analy-i.
Of a. II pUuaLt circular which Pnnoe GorchakOf
Foreign Mn ser If Russia ha- afdre--ed 10 ,he diplo
ATTIC rcWe- natives Of the Emperor - th- several
C,Bft- u Germany. The Prince strongly recommends
policy u JL-Iteryeotion az 10 this fts.n gar and
IN ven eItclt terms denies the sht Of Gnsnic
CoI;eceraioa 20 interfere IN the which ss-rrls
oomuerc,d respecting one " her non. Germsn;- pos
sessions. lie appeals to the treaties by which the
COLiederat.on Is constituted and decl ares that II Ger
ssuy gees to ID. ali Of Au-tris in thIs war the p-i
eel equilibrium resulting from these treaties VIII be
destroy ed. Tie circulars describe Of considerable
.engih hrm in IT. tone and remarkably clear a. Rus
ian circulars are wO., 10 be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
ARUssIAN ARMY AGAINST AUSTRIA.
fTrsLsz.sd By The Tnbone from tte Asgs,syg .fyces
ZefnaS.

The POLISH FRoSTIrR May NJ.
The Russian regiments which were supposed to be
destined for tie Prussan frontier, have received
orders to march southwark, that ia to the Austrian
frontiers. The GaIlicen Railway has been ;.k.n up
entirely for military transport FOR some weeks. Il il
said that 5000 Agstrsns viii be posted on the east.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
ANNEXATION OF LoMBARDY To PIEDMONT.

TURiS, Jpne o, lSJ9.-Ihe Municipality OF Milan
delivered the presence q the Emperor, 81 the heal
quarters to-day, the following address To the King:
The Municipality Of Milan : proud Of beng albeit
make use al he most prec0us priyi,ge in being the ~
;erpreer Of their fnow.et zers u This grave cTss-
They are wiling 10 renew the pact Of lsf', ADJ %
proclaim az ain before the Italian ns;on the srea 49,
which has required eleven ARMIES for is iuA develop
r. in the Intelligence and hearts OF the people Tie
apne1aiiou Of Lombarjy 10 Piedmont hss been this
morning proclaimed by as q, the very time when The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

FRrcHTFCL AccIDEsr.-A lsborer named John
Downs poy.d Ia Lssht stree, Sugar Refinery
Yesterday from HOr sHcthsr sepp-d
descending elevator struck him
him asansi the floor b-asDs bis spne and nctn ,en
be inunss The poor fellow taken the CITY ,ptL
but after expired when bis body removed 70 be- ge-
delce, No, C.~rksR stSeet. v
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erp f'oolieS Of the Empire. The Russians VIII pro-
baby be quite strong sp4 they should be part'cs-
laily strong in cavalry.
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Some Snttligtnts.
Mercantile.

Merca1Cu6.
r. Al McCoxss d Sx1ru's.-This firm now consists
-John McCombs. Henry W., Charles. William q.
and William Smith. Mr.. Charles Smith who
retired some two or three years since, has re-en-
tered the business. He was one Of the Oldest,
most popular and successful merchants in the
County. Mr.. William Smith is a new member,
the others having been in the trade for some years
They are all men of high character, ~excellent
business capacity. and have a heavy capital.
ANDERSON & Ruqp-These gentlemen have
greatly improved what was before, the handsom-
4 { est Store in town, viz. the stand formerly owned
"a and occupied by ]. b. Kibbee-and have filed
10 it. from cellar to ga-ret, with a large stock OF
groceries. They are heavy dealers in their line
and are among our most reliable business men.
sv,1e J.. GoIpsrIES, has entirely renovated the brick
on Market Street, lately occupied by D. H. War
!, = rem. and as is usual with him, has piled up the
sH- ready made clothing until there is no room for
more. 1t does not matter much with Goldstein
I. l,sn where his location may be, for he will find the
customers o. they will find him.
20 ANDREWS & WEEKs-This new firm are Just
opening a very handsome assortment of goods in
one of the rooms in the Van Gorder block. Mr..
~ Andrews has been in busin ess for several years.
= in Fowler, in this County, where he has gained
rig for himself an enviable reputation as a prompt.
: 49, honorable and upright business man. He still
retains an interest in the Fowler establishment.
Mr.. Weeks is an old citizen of this place, and
n is as well known for his honest, straight forward
business character. as for his excellent taste in
selecting goods for his customers.
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CHERRIES SALE.
J. NJ. & n. II. BroEn,)
VS.. In Trumbull Com. Pleas.

East Cleveland. Dec. e5. ESQ.
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June Appointments.

in quality of goods and Ton prices.
n. B.. Goods carefully packed in straw Ire
charge. March 3Uih, >
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Proceedings of Council.

sssz Proceedings of Council.
Warren, April 9th, 1859.
Council met pursuant to adiournment-mem-
bers all present-minutes read and approved.
The following bills were presented and order
ed to be paid: D. burst. sos, ol; E. Spear & Co.
. l,l3; S. Burnett, 100; Woods & Pew, 2,s3; J.
Bride. 400, T. J. Milan. SSH.
Bill of ]. Day referred to Mayor.
The Mayor presented his Annual Report,
!, which was ordered on file.
The Fire Warden reported the buildings of the
if Village in q comparatively safe condition.
The Recorder reported the collection of q bill
against A. W. Porter, for side walk.
A portion of the printed Ordinances of the
go Village were directed to be placed in the hands
of the Mayor elect, for gratuitous distribution.
On motion, an order was ordered to be drawn
in favor of the Mayor and Recorder, for 5000
each, for services the pact year.
sT -st On motion, S.. 90 was allowed TO each of the
member of the Committee on side walks, for
services.
On motion adjourned to Monday, the 18th,
at ~ o'clock, P NJ.
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The writer Of the following has been for two years
Justice Of the Peace in Fremont, and is we'll known 10
the citizens generally.
BRoNCuITIs-ITs o STAGES CURED
Nj. W. still reside s in East Cleveland is in vigorous
health, and a living witness OF the permanence OF the
cure.
DR. TUBES. Sir:-When I first commenced your
treatment, a few months since, 1 was much debilitated,
and suffering from severe pain in the side, shortness
OF breath, weakness in the small Of the back, night
sweats, restlessness, coughing and expectorating pro
fusely, often raising a pint Of whitish substance IN q
single morning, took cold frequently, and a soreness
and inflammation Of the throat Of two years Standing
seemed increasing and extending down upon the lungs.
At times l became SO dizzy as to fall. unless near some
object of support. By use OF your medicine l was en-
tirely relieved, and am now as we'll and as strong as
ever before in my life and am at work through all
kinks of weather and though sometimes wet, neither
cough nor soreness Of throat have troubled me in the
least. Yours, respectfully,
AMES S. WEIGH
East Cleveland, Dec. 25, 1850. apr ID.
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The Gutta Percha Pen Case.

We mentioned two weeks since that the jury
in the case State of Ohio VS.. Louis Schlessinger.
for obtaining money by false pretences. brought
in q verdict of guilty. On Wednesday of last
week, Judge Hoffman sentenced him to ten days
imprisonment in TIE county Jail, on bread and
water, two hundred dollars fine and costs of
prosecution.
On motion Of his counsel, the judge suspended
of q writ of error applied for in a higher court,
and Schlessinger gave bail in the sum of FIVE
hundred Dollars. to abide the Judgement when
ever the case in error shall be determined.
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Odd Fellows Celebration.

On Tuesday, the 26th inst, the members Of
the /. o. o. F., will celebrate the 10th Anniver-
sary of the establishment of this Order in the
United States. All members of the Order are
cordially in sited to join in the festivities.
In the evening. there will be a ball at the
Gaskil House.
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Canse and effect.

A Man on Saturday. had some money, bought
some whiskey, drank it and became drunk, he
played soldier and made chase after the boys
But one policeman, one deputy sheriff, and one
constable laid hold of the dizzy man and invited
him to stop awhile at Weston's hotel. He ae-
eented The imitation.
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Court of Common Pleas.

This Court adjourned on Thu, sday. The
following criminal cases were disposed of last
week, Ohio vs.. David C. Miller. Keeping gro
Gerry for sale of liquors. Jury not able to agree.
recognized in s20J, to appear at next
Ohio VS.. James K. March. Keeping tav-
ern for sale of liquors. Plead guilty sentence
$50 fine and 90 days in Jail and pay costs of
prosecution. Ordered to abate nuisance or give
bond.
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Fgg-stensive.

Egg-stenslVe. ~ =
Mr.. Thomas Taylor, of Bloomfield, has laid
on our table. an egg. which measures six and
three fourths inches around, one way, and seven
hen that produced that egg, must have eggs
erted itself excessively.
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James O.. Brooks,

will be literally on hand, but practically on his feet. TO
attend with his usual promptness TO the customers.
"a WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFFICIENT"
But when you pay the paper by the year, an advertiser
wants to put in more. SO 1 must call attention 10 \
slight enumeration OF some OF the stock:
so dozen Sap Buckets and Pals.
} Extra Large Tubs
" 3" Meal Selves.
9 " assorted Moulders Riddles.
100 Remington Gun Barrels.
50 Tons Iron-all sizes.
200 Kegs assorted Nails
100 do do Wheeling Nails. on hand and to arrive
so pair * IL * Eastern Springs.
Pittsburgh Springs and Axels-in any quantity.
200 Sett Parker Blind Butts
40 do Thimble Skins-assorted.
30 do assorted Ground Wagon Boxes.
Muly Mill, Sash Mill. x Cut, CON-, Patent Tooth =
Cut. Building and Circular Saws
500 lbs. Solid Box Vices
Largest Stock JOiner's Tools in Town.
Carpenters and Carriage Makers Patent Adjustable
Slaves.
Ame's Shovels and Spades. .
eOOO Peet assorted Lead Pipe
SASH, BLINDS & D002S-at Factory prices:
Warren, Feb. %, 1S59-
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Rufus Thomas has removed his Tailoring es-
tablishment, to the room on Market Street, FORM
erly occupied by ]. L. Weeks.
Mr.. Thomas is master of his business, and
those for whom he makes suits, will be sure to
be suited.
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Important TO Purchasers!
MONEY, RISK, & TROUBLE SAVED.

MONEf ,RlSh, IL TROUBLE SAVED.
THE Subscriber being permanently
i located in New York. will in future devote him
self purchasing on commission for parties remote
from the -Fortes. Organs, Melodeons,
Guitars, Violins, Sheet Music, Music Books. AID all
articles OF musical merchandise lie has been in
duced to adopt this course from the frequent solicit
atoms he has received to select and purchase | nstru-
ments Of various kinds, and he hatters himself that
HE practical knowledge Of the business and long ex-
perieBce will enable him not only to select instru
ments of the very test quality, but also to procure
them for his patrons at a great reduction from the
usual retail prices Charging them only a small per
cent. commission on the lowest wholesale prices
The fact that he is not interested in any one partic-
ular manufacture will give him the advantage Of Sc
Letting wherever he can obtain the best quality and
the most favorable rates. When however those order
ing, express a preference, he will be governed there
by To those writing to secure bargains in second
hand Pianos. he would say that opportunities present
themselves to him almost daily for procuring excel
lent Instruments, almost or quite as good as new,
frequently tone half the first cost prices for such,
ranging from 500. TO $3.50. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed in every case; the makers warrantee
given in addition when desired.
All orders and letters Of inquiry mustbe addressed
to the subscriber at No. lilo Blocker st. New York.
March %, 50. s. 7.