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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

THE "PEcULIAR lNsTITCTION."-Thet trans
formation Of the negro from the condition
Of u slave to that OF a lreedn an, has not, as
far as we can see, broken the bonds OF society,
-.,.--ai ~.-s-i,-s--- TLs social world wage
as usual, ii the political is little changed
and in commotion. The freed negro does
not presume on any extra, newly acquired
importance, does not take bis former mas
ter or mistress by the throat, aud demand
back pay for lite spent in seryitude. No.
thing Of the sort has occurred, nor Is ex-
pected to occur. The negroes-those who
nave chosen to leave the domicils of their
former owners-have gone about their own
business, while those who prefer TO remain
are receiving the pay Of hired servants
They will not be allowed to eat the bread
of idleness. Freedom, though great thing,
does not constitute q negro a white man, az
ter all.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

AT SIZES AND SByENS.-"Common mis-
cry makes strange bedfellows.' Scores of
business men and citizens lind their condi-
ton now illustrative of this adage. Places
that knew them once know them no more,
and the most familiar haunts are strange To-
calities to them. They are mixed socially,
politically and pecun iarily, and have deal
to do to lind their proper standpoint and
status. Such familiar business points as
"Maury's," "Sutton's," the Tobacco IN
change" ard the "American Hotel, where
the financial barometer used to be adjusted
once a day, are swept out of existence, and
all are at sea. SO with the bibulOus re-
treats-"Our House" Congress Hail., and
"The Gem'-where speculations used to he
fostered over the glass they have all gone
the way of brick and mortar, and the places
that knew the business man in the days be-
fore the evacuation will know him no more
forever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

TAKE CARE or Your MoNEY.-At no
time, before or since the war, is the maxim
that caps this article more applicable than
now. People, and the Southern people es-
pecially, have lost all correct ideas of the
value OF money-that is, real money. For
four years they have enjoyed monopoly or
plethora Of "rags," yclept money, and the
unlimited use OF i has begotten an ingram
spirit of extravaganza that is hard to over
come, even when we have gotten back TO
hard cash, and the "oiled greenback,' that
comes harder and slips just as easy. Ex-
trayagance cannot be rushed in the ratio
now, with beef at twenty-five cents per
pound, as when it was five dollars nor
drinks at tity cents on the basis Of five and
eight dollars. The bulk of money reduced
must be followed by corresponding reduc-
ton in the spirit that prompts its eNpendi-
ture.
You, young man in the loose cravat, and
corresponding loose morals, recollcct that
ten dollars now is the equivalent of five
hundred dollars that you used to plant down
by tens and ffties for drinks and suppePs
Tighten up your cravat, do the same with
your morals, and come down to first princi-
pies, the same that controlled your father
and mother. Sooner or later You will have
to come down to peace basis, and you had
better do it with good grace. The imitation
OF war is over, and those who first recognize
this fact will be those who will first strike
the even road to future prosperity and hap.
pinesS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

AFINE IMPRovEMENT.-Mr. Thos. DreEry,
bookseller and staticner, has leased, for ten
years, the lot of g'ound known as the old
Blair property, on 9th street, adjacent to
the Mechanics Institute Qate Wa Depart
ment,J and formerly occupied by General
Bragg as his headquarters. The lessee con-
templates the erection on the Iot Of block
of several stores, four stories in height, the
upper portion of which is to be devoted to
a flrst-class saloon, under the control of one
of the first caterers in the South, whose
name, were We at liberty 10 announce it,
would be a sufficient guarantee of the sta
bility of the ent erprise. The foundations
for the block are now being prepared,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

=
The Executive Order" published in an
other colcun, win be read with protoUD6
interest by every YirgIniau. The first paia-
graph declares null and void " all acts an,
proceedings OF the l'usurgentl political
military aud civil organisations, which hay,
exercised power aud authority in this State,
since tsc l5,h April. 1861. Tha, date, VT
presume. Is included, as il Wat the day O.
which 60 Ordnance Of Secession" va.
adopted by the State Convention. The dec.
larsleu of IL uuliity of that act is Is i'm
g---a-. CT any otber-aay, more SO, fOi
Ia passage vas the root OF all the evil whici
nss Affected tho State tor the last four years.
IL the ordinance Of secession had not beer
passed, Thousands OF Ylrgiailus would hay,
maintained ,hsjr loyalty 10 the Union, an
the pa--a5s Of the State would no, have &C
cared.
bow far tie private interests OF the Peo
pie may be affected by the ab-ogatiou Of sll
The legislative eua-,meuts subsequent to IN
I,.h April, 1861, IL is impossible now I,
tJreseC. I5e-e is every assurance, however
taa, justice vii. DO meted Co all persons, an,
Thar uo ono w,u suffer te'rine-t in PersVs
or property save those who have Incurred %
by active and obnoxious leadership in ID,
a.IemP, 90 destroy yug nationality. Lltiga
Uoa sui, prevail TO an unparalleled extent
and the legal fraternity will thriy, SIS they
have ryvt~ fons befe-p.
The Presidents declaration will, OF course,
naturally shock the ultra advocates Of State
sovereignty. They will regard it as the I'm
ish.u5 blow 20 the cherished doctrine ID
which they have been educated, aud an as
sumption ot authority ON The par, Of the
Fedora. Government tore5odiug an ultimate
Capitalization OF power in the hands Of TIT
President, which they have ever regarded
With holy Horror.
But, the mass OF our people have accepted
she result OF the war as a complete over
'avow OF the State Sovereignty dogua, an
vii. therefore, raise no csptious objection
10 the Executive Order, whilst others VITO
nave FepCd,a'ed the Secession theory vii.
seJo'le Ai any constitutional method o.
bringing me State within the pale OF thu
mo- aSAa' Inc IDEA Is beginning TO pre-
va l1'-e eA''asl'eIy IN Virgins that NJ
S'1'. mas 'He reserved rlgn! 70 oFeaA u
'1s NA''oaa4 government and enforced q.
'-1' "-''e''lle ooc'''He mas Oeen OE The
results Oh 'ae war " IS not Proes DE INA.
she "or1sr" OF The President.
>0ue uneas.-ess wall be caused by the
Instructions 10 the Attorney General Il
''AoeI and bring TO Judgment, condscatiou
sad sale property subject to coadscatiou,'
ou- tho recent speeches Of the President, L.
which be has eyinced disposition 10 be
.oaient TO the unfortunate and misguided
masses In tie South, should 90 tar to re-
move tie approximations OF the people
Moreover We have reason to believe that
'le c0a1'e@l.oN legislation Of Congress vii.
20 SsS'l''--s A'1'usu ID TINE 10 prevent
"1' "u''''1,' O''P'''0''.O1 u '1e hereto
'o'' O'''0' a. 0"1''' VI property 10 TIE
SCUM
D' P'0''S''1 '- tue L's''1sn's order
- '-0 1PP0.H' --'1' OF E'leF4' o'ucs's WILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
By the Presl1ent
W. HUNTER,
Acting Secretary OF State.
THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING, n NEW
YORK

YORK
The Herald OF WeduesG = says
The thirty.se oai anniversary of the American
ALtI-- IaveEy society tJO6 pace Yesterday IA ,lg
Church Of the Pu-i,ag5 Union lgare, THE
vas session In the fole1JOl lul iuOtte, IN the
afternoon IL5 exercise, 10 tie morning con-
! sisted o. PRAYER aud 81 EnE and speeches by
Weude.. Phillips, George Thomson, Lloyd CARR,
,on and Ms Harp-r G lO-CU lady. 10 the f.
t-ruy0u session resolL ton was OF let By Mr.
garr sou 20 tue elect hat. the Ty!k o, the Or
yauiza Ion beins complete ly the abolition OF
$. very throughout the laud the society be dis
solved This wa, opp set by NJ Phlt ps The
lrss- n dissolution OF tie society is also opposed
| 10 the report OF the Business mnt:ec on the
y-ouud that as the .Oust .Ut.Ouai aueudm u
t5UlsgIu< slavery rai no; yet been ratified ty
| three.foUrths of the -ta-es and as Thousands Of
| persons are ssUl d in avery the work OF tue
/ tboutioulsts IS mol vet comp eted. Without
| oucIuG.ng the debate on the subject, the meet
/ ing adjourned at baipast five O'c-osk TIL ten
O'Clock this morning.
| be tTen y-nln anniversary OF the ACerj-
can fem pera le Union was bel last evening 10
rvlng hall, Governor buckingham, OF Conuec-
/ Z cut presdiIg The a7uud report stated that
/ during the pa year ut,y tho sand temperate
/ iourusls an over thee hu bred thousand &c o
| D rance tracts hal % e lirc lated anO e
| soldiers OF the ust0ual armies The death 4
res ueut Lluc0tu WIS blIE"lF4utr huN N.h
inrly referrsd 20 dlrug TIE Pr e;e.ings and be-
VS. instauc as g noble example of the priGci-
PIES u tempara nee.
An assemb.age Of the advocates of total ali
stinence from al Intoxicating beverages incu.
ding representatives. from eyera. STAT trOk
Ice yestsrd g atter-Oon m ths Prosbytsi IN
church, on d cu.ne Of Fourteerth street aud
,ronI Avenue The Re. Or. Marsh pre- ided.
4 pra tmble and resolutions were adopted 10 the
eT.ct tat. orr civil war being now ended, oppor.
tunity is Afforded for tie tr ends Of reform u
Civ more nc eut,o1 10 the yario s classes of
evil affecting society aud that therefore tenn
Derance me ttro1chOut tn country 'e urged TO
renew their Efforts in opposition o Indulgence in
sroug dri1ss committee for several states
were app0in ed and q call was agreed upO for
uatio al tempe ance convent on 70 meet NJ
saratoga S rings on the st OF August ne 81
The resolutions oGersd by Mr.. Garrison. dis
solving the Ant Siave-y Socie,y, wo-e debated
with much spirit at the meeting on Wednesday.
The resolutions we've finally rejected 10y a vote
Of forty light to one huudreI and eighteen, and
the Society still Lives"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

Presentation. VIM. L. Hodge, late A.
sis.ant Secretary Of the Treasury; Mr.. Hun
tington and lady, Of Boston; Mrs. Hunting
ton, vile of the Cashier Of the First Ns-
tionsl BAN, of Washington City ST. Suit,
Presi lent Of the Nationa! Bank Of Virginia
r. ". Latham, Of the banking house O.
Ford, Suit & Co., New York; Lambert Tree
of the Post Office Department, Washington
and Others, arrived les. evening in the Gov
ornmcnt steamer from Washington
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
LARGE AUCTION SALE on GRo,ERIEs

LARGE AUCTION SALE on GRo,EEIEs.
Messrs Tardy & Williams held one Of the
largest auction sales OF groceries yesteFda,
that has taken place ia the market since the
occupation Of the city. The following werO
the wholesale quotations for leading art.
clcs: beg butter. q cents shoulder bacon,
% cents; canvas hams, y - cents mo
lasses, - Il cents per gallon potatoes, Il
per bushcl; oranges, ~ per box salt, by
sack. 6 cents per pound adamantine can
dies, 20 cents sugars, from lc - to /.
cents coffee, 81 TO 40 cents; gunpowdes
tea, s2.e5 young dyson, $l,zj, $3.50
TACK tea, 60 20 5j cents.
Buyer. were plentiful, and bidding spiot
ed. There is growing animation in tn
grocery market, with larger sales.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

To- Corpr o. CoScuIATToS.---T
court sat Yesterday, Judge Meredith pre-
siding. Ash Levy Us. Lawrence Lottier
action for rent contracted in Confederate
currency, the question being the ascertain
ing Of a fair equivalent in Fedora! currency
The case was funy heard, but no decision
was arrived at. Mr.. e. A. Myers forplaintis.
and Mr.. Csskie Tor defendant.
The court fixed the hearing oil Severs.
other causes, and adjourned until this morn
ing az II O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

UTOPIA DIVIDED AGAINST lTsELF.-The
other afternoon, two negroes boys-one black
as charcoal, and the other of cream like
complexion, engaged in a pugilistic affair at
the corner of Governor and Franklin streets,
in full view Of Sherman's passing army
We could not learn what prompted them to
fight, if it was not a dispute as to who was
the blacklist, or who was the yellowest mig
ger of the two. However, at 1t they weat.
They yellow boy, though the smallest, put in
the heaviest and quickest licks, and soon
turned the spiggot OF the blscker niger 5
nose, drawing a tumbler full of claret OF the
darkest hue. They clawed aud scratched,
and "wooled" each other, until finally the
cream laid darkey went under, and his
blacker brother laid upon top of him. Then
followed vigorous interchange of blows, in
the midst OF which an officer of the army
rode up, commanded peace, and separated
the combattants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13


TuE noMEwARD PASSAGE or TuE ARMY or
GEoRdIA-TnE MARCH THEoUGH THE Cir
The tramp OF men, the clank Of sabre, and
the clatter of hoof, kept time on Richmond's
street yesterday from early Gavin TO TALL Of
dew. It was a repetition of the scene OF the
previous day-another exhibition OF the
grand panorama Of the homeward march Of
Gen. Sherman's Army Of Georgia. First
came the band, with drum and fife in play;
then came the brigade and division comman-
ders and staff; then came the regiments with
their bright arms, and brighter banners,
then came the wagons and pack animals
then the exhibition was repested-bands,
staf, regiment, banners, and wagons, not
pouring forth to impetuous war but
marching the homeward path OF peace
Aud still they came, until a spectator was
prompted 10 eNclsim with Macbeth
"a fourth start, eyes
What will the line stretch out to The crack
oil DOOM
AAB Ana VT lie 6fshsEe 9l4r.4rg sea- gSSse
glass,
Which shows me many more"
The returning army of moro than an hun
bred thousand veterans, which set out from
Chattanooga on the 4th of May, 1864, re-
tuning describes half circle, and turns its
front from the South due North, in the hori-
con OF whose sky glimmers the newly arisen
star OF peace Thus with GIoster can our
soldiers say
Now is the winter of our discomfort
Nude glorious summer by this sun OF York,
Aud all the clouds that lowered upou our
house
In the deep bosom OF the ocean buried.
Now are our brows bound with victorious
Wreaths;
Our bruised arms hung up for monuments ,
Our stern alarms changed to merry meet
ings;
Our drea Iful marches to delightful mea
sures.n
Useless arms, cannon, drums aud trumpet,
the, bear them no more to Slaughter, but
upon the grim walls Of forts and arsenals let
them hang, sentinels of peace never again
to be broken by intestine and fratricidal
war
Farewell the plumed troop aud the big
wars,
That make ambition virtue Oh, farewell !
Farewell the neighing steed and the shr,lI
trump,
The spirit-Strring drum, the ear-piercing
life,
The royal banner, and all quality,
Pride nomp and Circumstance of glorious
war.
And o, you mortal engines, whose rude
Threats
The immortal Jove's dread clamors coun-
terfeit,
Farewell Othello's occupations gone "
The homeward bound troops that passed
yesterday were those composing the Fiji
teenth and Seventeenth Army Corps, and
the soldierly bearing of the men was fully
equal to those of tho Fourteenth and Twen-
tieth Corps, that passed on Thursday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

THR CHEAP BREAD DELIVERY The most
immediate, and at the same time tho most
satisfactory relief that has been afforded the
poor of Richmond, is the cheap bread which
is now being distributed by tho military au-
thoritcs Thousands upon thousands OF
loa7es have been given ont at six and a quar-
ter cents, which is the simple cost OF the
flour and the baking added. Actual suffer
ing in hundreds of instances has been miti-
gated, and living support afforded families
who did not know, from day to day, where
their next repast would come from. This
generous action of tho authorities has done
more towards so!tenng asperities and en-
geudering good feeling towards the Gov.
eminent, than could have been &C com
plished in the same time by ten thousand
bayonets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

POSTAL COMMUNICATIoN.-UpOn aPpIica-
ton at the Post Office yesterday, we learned
that no mail was despatched through 'n'
State, except the mail for Petersburg
The Northern mail goes as usual oeins put
m with the army mail, and subject to the
same regulations that govern them
rDaf few days it is expected that postal
communication will be opened with the
oonnties and then country subscribers to the
u-bio will receive their papers regularly by
dne course OF mail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

Tns GaaAr uoE-E SAILS by the Govern.
men,. Of condemned horses, mules, wagon,
and harness, commence, at City Point to
dsv. The horses are suitable for farm and
road purposes. The report lha, animals will
he given away j. An error, though they will
be sold low as they possibly can be. The
second sale will take place on Monday, al
Rockets. near the steamboat landing, and
to tli, sale We would invite the attention OF
those desiring farming stock. The suose-
ouent sales will take place in their order al
the following places Tuesday at Peters
burg Wednesday at City Point, THURSDAY
at Richmond Friday at Petersburg The
terms Of the sale, as we have stated hereto
fore, are cash on the day Of sale, in Govern
mcut funds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

GENUNF PHuAErH OEV.-The ladies of Lon
don panied by the periis over labor and too
comm. n wretchednsss ot tie dra.smaters' Q rls
OF heir great capital have established a Joint
sto a compar 3. with capital sIUO OO1 in
shares Of aity dollars each TO remedy al OF so
many as NAV he. OF the evils complained Of
This thew no 70 do by inducing ladies to nav
their bills regularly 70 z go their orders n due
time BY lin ting the hours of work from A.,
N. to ? NJ, allowing hours to7 meals. by
limiting the numbe Of persons W rking and
slaeping in each room by attention to diet b.
providing extra help IS hen there s pressure OF
business by never work NC on SUNDAY by keen.
tnga edical man in co slant attendance by
daily and week religious sery ce- by requiring
egery oil TO b. paid within three u ntbs; nd
by dividing the profits yer eigh per cent among
the working girls 7 ord HIATT bury and the
III hops Of L ndon and Oxford are q the head
of this most pr.issworthy underta ling.
Gplves on papers Of late dste announce that
Major eneral Wharton, Of the Confederate
army. had been shot by a Colonel Baylor OF the
same service. This is General John A, Wharton,
Of Grszona county. Texas,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

: cold blooted attempt was made on Monday
morning 10 tGke the life OF the editor OF
the New Jersey Yolksman, at Newark,
New Jersey, by shooting az him while in
his sauctuIn. Two shots were fired, but
neither took effect, and tbs would'te assassins
made their escape.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

Tar STEAMER EMMA DCNS, which entered
this port in the early part OF the week with
an assorted cargo consigned to David Y.
Laws. Esq. is loading with cotton and to-
bacco at her wharf foot Of 18th street aud
will probably sail to-day for Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

Vile, --.Messrs. p. II. Drake Co. lasI !e e-
Id nearly twO million bottles oil ko,,s
glTrERs. Allowing twelve inches to me D9' w.,
90, in Iontiau,us inc they would extend 81
miles What a nation Of nya ids we are -, I'd
;bink of stream three inches square e1tenui
irg from New York to Buffalo being wa, rso
nv human stomachs IN 4 single year. ret Per tt,
pfe appear - thrive under it. ana repea' W." ~
nj ASH @. We are inclined to thi1A ptaAe D. D. -.
are entitled 10 tire pers.mmons' WV 20 - %,
rI1IoY. 5. 7. --ls60-A. ny
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

4 CITY ExPREss.-Mr. Herman Grau, Of
New York, is about establishing in Rich
mond a City Express for the convenience oil
citizens, merchants and others. The wagons
will commence running on Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, Z
Wash ngtOn City, May 9, 1863.

TIE foregoing rules and regulations concern
ing commercial Intercourse with anil in States
aud parts o. States declared in insurect on, pre-
scrlbed by the Secretary of the Treasury in con
iormity with an act of Congress relating there
TO having been seen and conside -ed ny me are
hereby approved. ANDREW JOHEsoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

A correspondent OF New York paper,
writing from Key West on the LIST instant,
mentions u rumor which was then current
$50 that the rebel ram StOrewall, from
lisbon was OF the Florida coast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

GoLD sold Yesterday a; 100, being ten cents
lower .haa it was quoted one week ago.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

One OF The Surratts, arrested for com
nIicitv in the Booth murder-the daughter
" Mrs. Surratt-bas died in prison, from
mental suffering,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
RICHMOND WING.
8r. IRA SMITH, Proprietor.
Virg MIA Rsinststed.

SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 70. 1865
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
THE REHABILITATION OF
VIRGINIA.
TmE EXECUTIVE ORDER.

We sutloin the order of the Presidea'
for the reinstatement Of Virginia in the
onion. an abstract OF which was published
yesterday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
E1EcUTIyE CHAMBER,

WASHINGTON CITY, Ma. y, lsbo'
EXECUTIVE ORDER TO RE-ESTAB-
LISH THE AUTHORITY OF THE {.
STATES, AND EXECUTE THE LAWS
WITHIN TIE GEOGRAPHICAL LIN
IT'S KNOWN IS THE STATE Oh
VIRGINIA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-08
e- The editor Of the

ees- The editor of the Sand ~ Schoo!
AIrocate stvs Of the Craig Microscope
,'l,S simplicity. cheapneSs. an @reit IN :,
nitvin- power struck me- wi surprise =
Then was examining a ay's eye hy il
all anIwls stru K with won Ter ut the
skill and power of the Creator which Is
displayed N its structure. When saw
a statement in an advertisement that the
Craig Microscopes ma-nifei ore hundred
diamaterS and could lie bought for s. %
| thou rht il was one of the many humburs
or the hour, for had paid $50 for mi
c~oScope not lunr before. But now find
!, to he 4 really valuable instrument which
| shou Il Ike 70 see introduced into the
families of our readers in place OF the
manf,,d useless TOYS which please for an
hour and then are destroyed. This mi
crosc"pe won d both amnse AMI instruct
them. and advise cry boy and GIrl who
wishes Ia know the wonders which lie In
I,,rle things to save their money until they
have g so" which will pay for this micro
scope AMI the postage, when sent by mail
See advertisement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-08

new department of new sheet music, on'y
some months since established This list
o pianos sold comprises instruments from
York and Boston from Chickering's
Grand, at ST 800, to those of less preten-
t:ous merit. Mr. Reed has purchased $l5,
600 worth of piano stock from one New
York house alone This extensive bust
ness has well attested Mr. Reed sagacity
in location, and value in breadth III the
area Of his triple stores. These facts are
not alone To be set down TO the credit at
Il s;ngle house, bu, as part OF the MINER
our proofs similar in characte. to the eX-
tent o. Chicago as a piano market, and
that no one need 70 east of the lakes 10
buy piano Mr. Reel we'll deserves his
success, and the more the better OF snch
hou> should be the motto Of all inter-
fe s.ed in the growth and advancemen. of
. IT city.
Mrs. NJ f. WARNER Is agent for Mr..
Reed, and is now in this city. She aas IA
fine seven octa Emerson piano, in good
order, ar Mr.. Hugh Phillips residence
corner of Fountain street an Henry al
ley, and desires those who want good
piano TO cal ans, ex anime ii, ami if that
will not suit SIC will furnish "a piano from
any mannfac:orv desired Mrs. WARNER
is Il good musician, h IS Il ii considerable
experience as a teacher, and knows where
of she ecomneniS