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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
WINTER GARDEN.

LAST WEEK
Of the distinguished artistic Mics
LUCILLE WESTERN,
who vii, on this
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 20,
AZ the earnest solicitation Of many Influential citizens and In
coup with many requests forwarded TO tho managerial
sppear IN Madame Celeste, chez fGIrr the grand
MILITARY SPECTACLE
In three acts. entitled the
FRENCH SPY
TIL. yersion now offered the public differs materially
from any printed copy gsIbsd tho play
extant. Mlss Western possesses Madame Cslestss
ORIGINAL MANUSl klfP,
tozsh.r with all the original SIC which viii be presented
full entire and without mutation, thss soding that class
"a wi VIVID REMEMBRANCE
of Madame Celees admirable impeonson Of the principal
role opportunity OF comparing the efforts OF Misc Western
with that Of the - .,. n
EMPRESS or PANroMINuC ART.
Al.o of the Justice OF the criticism which asssv
crates that Miss Western this role stands consAsedy
without rival IN either -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
The philadelphia Delegation 20 the Late
sumter 5Iecting, April II, 1868.

+ The following gentlemen, among whom will be
recognized many well known the country eminent
10 law Commerce ard science compo'e the delegation from
the Loyal League o. hsdephla the As.enbae OF the
Loyal National League Union Square, occasion Of the
Sumter Anniversary April H. srs Never before in our bic
tory has NewYork been honOrsd By distinguished deesa
lion from our sister city:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

have examined tbs piano-iortoi made by Mr.. Horso
Worcsser his Improved pAu Of dtachng aud hisgins
the plate and readily testify that they possess decided
sd,a.tage the old Sic u instruments Their tone s
more prolonged fuller richer the sbi alton being freer
aud more extensive. Their singing qisisy Is eEceIsnt
desirable Of ths advantages found la these pianos
that treble and portion 81 the str-nghe
insrumeuts CHARLES FRADEL.
Erw.fork, Juno H. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

ARREST or AN ALLEGED COUSTERTEITIR.-On
Saturday The Sixth Precinct Police succeeded ~ Tfesti
rect charge Of dealing In counterfeit bank bills when
the officers found him be had bis possessi number o.
counterfeit 10 bills tie Atlantic Bank OF Boston aud 20
bils on the Rochester Bank Of Rochester \. he was
taken Justice BeuIau At the Tonbs Police Count sha
committed IN aefiuIt Of 5000 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
From NJ. Rapetti

NsW.YoTk. Sept, 1862.
For o-e than thirty yeas have observed With stAt sas.
faction the vond ru Improvements made In the manufacture
of Piano Fores this county and especially during latter
,e,r n NeW.Yok City but ~ my old ftnd Mir H. None.
been reserved the honor OF obtaining ou this
Instrument marked increase OF power and sweoEuos. VI
by III new method Of Ringing the Plato. congratulate NJ
Worce.r most sincerely having by this ingenious
ton sven piano, beside the above mentioned
lrnt auaities that gIest drsdeAtu, pioi0ugaiOu Of
,onud .u ADVANTAGE 90 my esiiuatOn Of in
portspee since Il affords the tstrt player ample fac ties
ior die ~ ing the singing" quality -
" ri. RAPETII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

POLICE MovEMESTs.-During the past week the
Police Commsoner. have made the following appointments
Fr,der ek Richards to the 5th Pecoct David Armstrong
9th Henry Fumer 18TH Augustus Fischer. 10Th James
L.ekev 43b and Thomas Nelson to the 49h accepted
the following reiiPuatons ChaS A. Frederels OF the lt
James Gmsrin "a Patrick Barry ih Hugh Brennan, 9Th;
and Andrew James and John ii. Gleschsn, sJd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
1--WE GREAT MUSICAL NOVELTY.
WORCEsrERs
HINGED PLATE PIANO-FORTES.

The attention Of tho musical public respectfully invited
10 the ysry valuable improvement recently made by hohA
ITO WORCESTER in tho construction Of tho fianof0f'
and for which letters patent have been granted.
TIE valuable fesal,s following G9m Ais invention may Do
briefly Del forth thus
l. A Hinged Plsts PianoForte possesses double the VI
bl.,uy pora 90 I..,.ss. " Z .,t4sxs spliu ~ '9as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
A Fysr1v.L.-A festival for the Colored Orpbar

Asylum will be held at the Institution Fhh and
Fortythird street the 2', 22d and 23d iEst from 10
10 =. IN. Admission free There viii be sale Of f.uey
articles and the children belonging to the Institution will be
exhibition. Those who pstronlzs th. festival will reap
tho rev ard which bleses both giyer and recipient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
From Hauy sanderson.

H. WORcEsrER. H,o.l have had opportunity ttf}lng
fla very thorough mauuer. your Hugdp.ae Piuo.
consider tls improvement Of great value and hud a..
marked aud positive, t has .dlBd TO your
ufey,u- excellent instrument Increase not o.
bower but Oh the quality tone The AIRY add popular
ieaufs- the singing" qaaltyis undoubtedly iou ilst
Trusting tlat tie pubuc viii appreciate youf oPso and
the exec ruce OF your improvement, aa. Dear Sir
Yours. respectfully, II. aANDERSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
pAylD n HARRISON. oEranls,.
NEx.YoRK. Jnlr rs. 1892

NEW.f OhK, July y, lBJl
To Ma H. woRoEsrER-Dear SIR: have much pleasure
in stating tina, consider your invention Of the hinged plate
Yer, great mproyeuen. 10 pianofoss need not say any
u sgad " the excellence Of your Workmanship which
a universally acknowledged by the best Of Judges. have
s,ted you u,trument with the improvement tho
best Of y ability and feel fully conf ent that with regard
10 tone DUALITY and durability, they arc perfect
W.hnK thai you may meet with every prosperity you
with yourself Tor . truly ueIlIonols al iuyehIou,
I remain most faith ully yours -
i''"'''' GEORGE WAsHBURN MORGAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
From william Mason.

INV IORk, ] me Y, Is'y.
| have carefully examined Mr H. Nolcesei's Plano
Fort-'s constituted upon hs piucipe Of hngug the
plate and regard them being much superior to the iustru
having solid stss bot Of the scale. Their must
ca quality be uel'y doubled e1empihed in
then RIGA singing" lille they pos'ess reins kable
Yunsss throu Ehout the whole extent Of tbs keyboard
WILLIAM MASON.
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From Mr Bsrss ors,nl.t st Er.uci. xSieT. Church.

NBw.fOKK, June Z, l662
II Afofds greet pleasure to have opportunity Of
expressing my opinion OF the improvement Introduced by
Mr. Worceter In the construction Of the Psnof orte
Having all along watched with interest the mauufsctur. OF
ri IN this county an free TO that American insu
to-day far SUPERIOR IS general rule 10 those
made tho European continent Nj. Nocestrfs method
OF binnG the pae improves In great degree singing
quality Of the Psn0thst IT, ProlOns sac 'ounea dcsider-
be- oore missed more or less Ia instruments Of many
o.tahh.nment. Tho power Of tho instrumeIt il al,o
increAsed especial the middle portion toe scale.
where greater strength hiss been much needed II Mr.
WOrcsstsTs invention to be tes.cd Graud Piano
have d0ub. but that 1t would show adtsn,
.ss WILLIAM BEROE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

GRAYp LARCENY by LACE PEDDLER.-On
Saturday Mrs Matilda May ,eeond hand clothes desef IN
Thid avenue called at the house Of Mrs Lynde NO 1913
Wss, Twenty hth street. the pctcIt Of peddng lace
aud when took with her quantity Of furs and other
articles OF clothing Of considerable value. She was uken
before Justice Qaackonbush and committed 10 default Of
800 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

The PARK BARRAcKs-Ihese premises will upon
the enforcement Of the Conscpon Act be occupied by the
officer appointed under the law and suporDend the
medical examination and mastering In Of drafted men. The
barracks will also be used temporary rendezvous for the
retuTning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
Receipts of Produce.

APRIL l8.-a,3o0 bis Flour. 80 bbls. Corn MeSl 9l7
bags do 627 bbls Whisky 20 90 bush Oats 400 bush
Batsy, 800 bush Seed 1900 pks Proyons $50 pkgs Lard
% ptsL Ashes 81 pgks. Butter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

ALLEGED GRAED LARCENY BY A DOHEsTIc.-
On Saturday Sarah Mshan who bad been arrested nv De-
tectivs Eustace charge Of stealing goods from arious
pieces where had been employed nestle was taken
before Justice QuackrDbush and held for examination.
large quantity OF stolen goods found In her possession
which can be seen at Police Headquarters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
From d. r. Harrison orsani'i ST. Ps,heks Cathedral New
iork

NEN-iokk, May ", lsoI
Nh WoRcYsrKR-Dear SIR: The result Of : second and
more csT.fl OF your improvement In the iron
pa Of tie piano ofts Is sincere conviction
IN nv mind that you have alta ned quality and strength Of
tone e,pec IN the tenor A4d treble shat have heard
In an square but few grand pianos In my experience OF
hny yeas c0ngrsuats yoa and tue musical world there
on hone future viii be commensuEte with
YOUR efforts at improvements 10 manufacturing.
Believe me, your obedieGl ,-Ua1i, ,,,.,, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

NV 1 OhH otpt. %, IOtl.
consider that Mr. Worcester la, greatly enhanced the
pale. The instruments which hayo examined containing
the improvement certai1y possessed oil audsfiu sweet
ness svenuess aud power II cone and ves pleas
uTos taem On this account 90 the musca
tuuuty. MAX 1iAhbtLEk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
PARADr.-The 7la Regimen. will, by parade

Tomorrow celebrate the snniveay Of their frat departure
for Washington. RegimeDta limo Will be formed Bond
street at a o'clock ana thence the command will proceed
East Nsw.YofL
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NIBLOS GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee ard Manager ........Wm. Whestley.
MONDAY EVENING. Apfn20
will be presenie first time, - e,..
AifgOBA Floyd; AURORA FLOYD
AirPnRA FLOYp, AURORA FLOYD;
AURORA FLOYD, AURORA FLOYD;
or SHADOW or LIFE.
Or SHADOW OF LIFE.
ard powerful Grams OF original coHs1Tucuoh IN h'e
-'''' MATILDA HERON,
And founded Miss Baddons celebrated novel Of the same
g.
Every care he, been taken to produce this beautiful play
with regard 10 SCENERY APPOINTMENTS. In . way
worthy the reputation of thi, es' iblishn ent.
THE,CAST,
addition the excellent company attached TO tins heate
will comprise ADDITIONAL ARTISrES, Engaged TO render
the many difficult roles In perfect manner a. 20 s'be
Aurora hEAON
Steve H.srayes, tue sofsy This hr't op.
beo JAbispn
John Meli.h ia Yorkshire Squirrel ......Mr l. K shewe
Archibald Floyd Il London BaEser q hinsssnd
aysin Talbot BulsTode. MI y: Conner
Lieutenant Maiden. w biisdeh
Mat HaIrsOu. mr. nary e'sO
James rfank Mot'suhI
Lucy Floyd tAaiorss COMPLEMENTARY 1eo Jotush
Mrs o4s
blrs Alexander FLOYD (Auut Auroral ....Mr r. SCOT
ACT Isr-FINST GLOOM OF THE SHADOW.
ACr 2D-THE DEEPNING OF ThE SHADOW.
Acr 3D-LIGHrS AND SHADOWS.
ACT 4rH-UTIER DANhNESo -,
ACr 5rH-HOPES SUNSHINE DAWES THE ShADo"
FROM THE PATH -
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADFANCE.
Doors pen az 7; to commence at u o CLOCK
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From The Commercial Advertiser. Nov. 8, 1861.
Having bad many wears personal experience ia the uie Of
Mr. "oreesePs Pianos bear testimony to their gen.
eal eIcelsoo which has been greatly enhanced BY
the SUD uton Of hinged plates for sod When tho
invention was nrt brought 20 the notice OF the puhe we
gave minute description Of is pecusitie which It 10
Necessary to repea Suffice It say that the hinged plates
add 40 much 10 the volume and of Pianos
make those having solid plstes inferior TO them
odff.'hioned ha psichords to modern erands"
An extensive Manufacturer whose penos OF the h'st
class lately observed that he would mitch h pianos agsn
those sny other Manufacturer than "Worcsters hinged
plstes Such testimony from rival valuable II IL rather
remarkable also 70 read the uusnimty Of opinion from
most resident pianisls Gottschak he esi
mates the volume OF then 10 he increased HUNDRED
fe cent" maEio says he "consjes them far superior IN
every particular TO similar scale having solid
plsies" Be &c that American instrument, superior
to those OF uroesn inuiactue and adds his fsyor.be tee
tmony Mason say, their musical ausiiss or, doubeiv
Frsde ssys that he.e ar, mode Instruments" Hsrrsn
that for quality aud strength Of tone, especially In the
tenor aud treble be hss found them eqused in
years. Morgan says they perfect success. Strakosch
te.bss to wonderful Increase In power ani one" Sehs
fsuberg and Timm find 10 them quality Of tone unusually
musical haI Maetzek recommends them for their won.
derlUl sweetness, ev.nness and power Of tone"
With such testimony s not to be wondered al that Wor
oesers Pianos have lec-utly received additional attention
from the public who Dolly crowd bic shoWrooms and rive
evidence OF their appreciation In explanations Of wonder aud
satisfctiOn.
Evening Post Express. Abeud IetunR, Criminal Ze,ung,
Lesje Saturday Evening Courier Sunday Times Bookyu
STANDARD, City News. Dwigh = Journal Boston, &c. &c
TEsTsoSiALs yKos DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS AND cosSois'
~'f From Louis 81. Goltschsk.
have with great Interest the improvement OF Mr..
Horsto Worcester which consists In Ringing the plate Of the
Psno-FOrte. have played his instruments, and have
found be far supph0r the others the scae
having solid plates estimate the volume Of their to be
increased sbou; ons hundred per cent by this asenon
Their singing quality eIceeBt The upper part this
keyboard Is exceedingly brilliant while the bas Of rich
and powerful sOooroo.ness. l.. NJ GoIT5CHALK.
New'foIk, June H. 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
nam H''' " GEokGE wAsHBURN MORGAN.
Extract from note of DR.. Thoms, wud.
IN a


H. WoRcysrER-Dedr Sir: The new improvements lately
Introduced by you considered by all quuucd judge
materially expanding the quality OF the tone above het Of
uiauos Constructed iu the ordinary manner.
avery Truly yours. THOMAS WARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
From Theodore Thomas

NBH-hORk, June %. 1862.
By this improysed method OF hiUgins the pste OF the
Mr. H. Worcester hes Ia rartedto tho iustrunis
arEy.ncrened power OF vibration that ia my opinion
doubles the richness md strength Of tone throughout the
whole extent Of the scale. IHEODOkE THOMAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
NOTTSCHALK's LAST CONCERT.

| GOTTSCHALK's LAST CONCERT.
~ Positively the lat Coucer OF the great Pianist,
Mr t. NJ GOTTSChALK,
will take place on MOSDAY EVENING. April 20, at
IRVING HALL,
which will DO douby attractive from the fact the
the following distinguished lsdy ats will assist Mr. oots
chalk: - ..
Soprano her first appearance, pupil Of Sixnor konaaeuA
Miss EUGENE BARhETcHE,
Pianist, her siItn APPEARANCE
Miss LOUISE KROLIK0WSKA.
Pianist, her second Appearance.
Miss ERMINIA CARRERE,
Pianist. Of New-OreAn her brt appearance at the 0otfA
chalk Concerts -
Mr.. BFHRENS,
Pianit Of Philadelphia who vi TerfJrm with MI Gotas-
chalk the Overture TO " William Tell"
Bh. WILLIAM CASTLE, Tenor
Signor ABELLA 'Oonoussr
Signor Rondinella vi accompany Mis-. Rid1el.
During the evening Mr. Goschalk viii perform with Mis-
Barnetche Mis-, CaTrere Misc KIoko@k and MI bshrees.
q Transcription o. Wsgner's .
MARCH FROM TANNHAUSER,
For FIVE PisDos.
Mr.. Gctts,hak will also perform with Mics CEferes
THALBERGS DUET ON NORMA,
For Pianos.
Miss Kroikowska will play the Dsnse des Fees," ~
MT VIM Castle viii slug Gottschalks celebrated
MOUNrAINEEKS sON0" =.
Ticket, GEMS Reserved seats 50 cents extra FOR ss
al Beer SsuirneTs No. 70l Broadway scharfeuberE
Luis's No. 7e9 Broadway; sioes No Ns'sso-'' ssd
living Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

pianos which are OF the same scale consider as nssry
doubled In those having the haged plate. s b. MILLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20
Pro.a So. Ma.Io of,he New.Yort Acaderny Of Ma.lc

kEw-ioR July }. 1853.
By dividing and hin ing the plate the Panel orte r
Hosio Wotce.tar has In my judgment doubled the volume
and musical qu,y Of the instfumrn,. The Pianos made up
on the improved principle and which s,ted 20.
skable degree Of bisBcy sud strength 81 tone ally
middle and upper notes. aud consider them fr
In every aricusr 10 instruments Of similar scales having
the Ordinary solid plates. T.. MUZlO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

FOR ths future the undermined will mske none but
HINGED-PLATE INSTRUMENTS 10 the sure Conviction
that In 20 doing he will best meet the wishes OF the musical
community by whom his work has been Tor upward Of
years acknowledged to be equal to the best ia
the market fhe improve pianos vii be always on exhb
ton at the Warefooas corner OF lilhs and Jday ~ W.
York. IL "ohObolEh
New-York April 49, 1869. ,,,.,
p S-Crcusr. illusrsiys and descriptive OF WocesePs
Patent Hinged Plate Pa1oFoes sent free npon apicon'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

sales of this security would be much larger II the
bonds were ready for delivery.
The engraving firms have been in Washington
this week in consultation with Mr.. Chase upon the
printing of the National Currency Notes and the
Short Bonds authorized by the las! Congress.
The Stock Exchange has we understand, made
offer for the purchase Of the Public Stores and an
adjoining building in Broad street, near Wall, Us a
rite for their new building.
Mr.. .cretary Chase left Washington for New
York this morning.
IMPORTS OF FOREIGN DnY GOODS AT sFw YORK s,,
rs, &: % e. e.. ISL Si si 1894 s 1915
since jan /. ,c,,-oe. aoi zoe 40
Entered at the por o5s sI ~ S SSS s79
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morn
inc were s4s Oss 6G9 so. The clesrances for the
v,esk ending to-day were $3.50 500 H. an
average Of % $780, 100 SO, against ,OSS, Ol3 "a.
The Money market continues as before noticed,
abundantIy easy not only for legitimate business
purpose, but for speculative enterprises The cur
rept rates on call arc 495 3 cent Paper OF Loading
character is still very scarce, and passes freely at
sac y cent for double and single name. The dls-
bursements of The Government are now very large,
not only for current expenses of the war; but in the
redemption Of the maturing debt certificates. These
disbursements keep the supply of money seeking
employment full, notwithstanding the large amounts
daily deposited in the sub.Treasury on temporary
loan and for conversion of fivetTenties.
The specie export this week has been very SMALL
less than $3.50 900.
The following will show the Export Of Specie from
the port of New.York for the week ending Saturday,
April 10:
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msoolna CARDS. sc.

AT j. EVERDELLs, No. 3O2 Broadway,
N WEDDING CARDS aud NOTE PAPERS in elegant
styles Also seals and Silver DoorPaes elegantly engraved
ALVIN. EyERDELL'S SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.
~ WEDDING CARDS Fine Stationery. Colored In.
itial stamping Mouognns. Door and Number Plates Seal
Presses Blauk Books Checks, Notes LABELS &C. tEsao-
iished 1857
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From A. B.gioii
HosArlo WORCESTER ESQ dear siri I am blessed al
having an opponun ~ OF tshes my appreciation OF the
reat Improvement effected by the panoorts by the
use Of ths hinged plate The freedom given th. sounding
volume an musical tone Of the Instrument at The me
additional strength Is found the upper part OF the sc,le
An Improvement decided and admirable A. has raelv bn
my fortune to with notwithstanding ny extensive ae
qua With the bet nftgmens the day aud mot
in, ADD my favorable opinion those you have air.
received from the leading artists OF this city
Respectfully yours, A. BAGI0LI.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w FAREWELL WEEK

w FAREWELL WEEK
or the young and beautiful -
LUCILLE WESTERN
Os MONDAY. 2Oth, being positively the last week OF Mis-,
Wctelns brilliant engagement she VIII appear by spreai
desire, for the frst time 81 the character Of
TIE FRENCH SPY,
IN Cse.tes celebrated military spectacle OF that title
Lucille We6eTn ue t.leN pI
Lucille Western. VIVA Aao pvy
Iuc, .haihhde de Meric
Introducing the grand pontoilic dance ard broad
sword combat The spectacle will be preceded By the charm
ing comedietis Of ,,.,,,r
Sir Edward Ardent. IA D'et|
Ma Chilling 4As ~'ASN
April 2l-BENEFIr OF l.. ?. BARRETT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-20

GARD. WINTER GARDEN
Mr. L. P. BARRETT bess respectfully to announce that
FIRST BENEFIT
ia New.York has been liked for
TUESDAY EVENING, 2ls.,
on which occasion will he presented hrst time In NeWfok
FecLters celebrated play Il
RUY BIAS.
RUA BLAS......... L. = h1AAAA
After which the young and beautiful
LUCILLE WESTERN,
who mas Kindly volunteered for the occasion, vii appear
THE
FRENCH
Box Book now Open.
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID GorrSCHALK'S

- GOPISCHALKS
GRAND CONCERT.
TUESDAY, April 81, 1853
Assisted by Mdlle LOUISE VlyIER, soprs- hsr 6yA
appearance here.
MAD. PATTI STRAKOSCH, COn.ralto.
Mr.. WIN CASTLE. Teaor.
Mr. r THOMAS BARITONE
Mis- EUGENE 6ARREICiIE who will perform VA
M. q. on compositions wT.tten for Two pianos
Tickets ~ Reserved % extra. Gao be bad at Pylsi
drug store corner Pie. pout and fulton the Academy and
Sawyer Thompsoa's corner Jsy-s aud Futon.av Com.
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FIOm.Alax Aiaretzek

''''' HENRY C. TIsiM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-12
10 Contributors.

As our design is to make our papa
one that will be Of interest to all en-.
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of u intelligent citizens
throughout it's limits. And being es-
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
the news, incidents, general informa-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhoods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-12
Dyspepsia and General Debility.
CARLISLE. Warren County, O.,

March 8, 1858.
DIR G. w. RoBAcK-Desr .Sir:-For the
benefit Of suffering humanity permit me 10
say that have found your scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. . sure cure
Tor Indigestion and Liver Complaint.
have suffered from the aforementioned die.
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