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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-21

NEw YORK, October 20.-'Thc brig Titania.
Of Philadelphia. bound for Mobile, foundered
at sea on the 10th She sunk in two hours
after her abandonment by the crew and pas
sengers, who driftcd for twenty-four hours on
a raft until picked up and brought to this port
10y the United States gunboat Florida, which
arrived here last uipbt
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The NEW IEALANDER.-A New Icalander
must certainly be the most remarkable crca-
ture in existence. He combines every char
acterisic Of the wild beast with the faculties
of civilized man. We call him savage, and,
as far as nudity ferceness, and scarcely aban-
doned cannibalism can make him so, he is one;
but no being Of human race is more intclii-
gent. He can live on the mountains or in the
bush like wolf; but he meets his pursuerS
with all the resources of military art He
manufactures excellent rifles out Of old ships
muskets, and makes percussion caps out OF
soldiers buttons. He has never studied at
professional academy; but he is Il greater
master of the science Of fOrtication than the
average British engineer. If there was one
thing that might have been expected of modern
artillery, it was that il would render Maori
pah untenabe; but the Maori sappers and
miners contemplated rs in a moment, and
added a work or two To them redoubts which
completely defeated our Armstrong guns
Our soldiers actually respect them for their
cX raordinaIy talents and eminent ralor. With
all this, too, they are singuarly given to rheto-
ric and debate. They would as soon talk Gs
hght-someGmes even rather. and they dis
play incredible proficiency i'll negotiations and
conferences. We must add to this sketch of
the New Lealandcr that though his real con
ceptions Of religion would be probably salts
fed by the African Fetish, he has contrived to
make conquest Of Christian bishops and ms
sionaries. insomuch that these good people
support him with devout fidelity, even against
their own fellow countrymen and friends
Times
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Central Presbyterian says the scarcity OF
money and the stagnation of business through
out the South, is telling severely upon the
ability OF the churches to make adequate pro-
vision for the support of their pastors. We
know number of our brethren in the minis
try who are now in great straits because of the
insufficiency Of their income. Retersburo Er.
91,,pcc
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&fHAlnnnn AnnIr

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-The steamer Sunset
was sunk near Augusta, on the Missouri river.
on Thursday The boat and cargo was total
loss. The boat is valued at $a3, 900, and in
sured for $4,000.
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'ErraSIlre Canning EorMnr.

SAN FEANCIsCo. Oct. lS.-Sailcd, steamer
Golden City, with 1000 passengers and
81, l,2I4, 600 in treasure for New York, 1911 600
for England, $4,000 for France, $4,000 for
Central America and $4,000 for Panama
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HRSSyIss.tiVe Fires

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The packing establish
ment Of $. Favorite q Son and also Williams
" Co. 5 tannery, were burned last night. Loss
about 500, 000 mostly insured.
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g9" pope. tsir EreemasnnS and The
French.


The Paris Jo"rom dr& DcbotS has the fol,
lowing:
The Holy Father has taken occasion of the
last cOnSlstOry to reprOyc secret societies. and
especially that Of the Elcemasous. which aims
al the ruin Of the Church and all civil govern
mcnt. ltwould be hard to persuade Us that
this is the end aimed at, at least in France.
by a body who only six months ago had it its
head Marshal Magnan. and who still has
amongst its members men highly distin-
guishcd i'll the government, the army, and
the Chambers. We even believe that there is
more than one mason in the army which up
holds at Rome the temporal power All these
conspirators will be astonished to find that with
out their knowledge, they have been engaged
in plot for the destruction of the Church and
civil authority, and that they are eXcommuni-
Gated: for the Pontihcal allocution ends with
a formal excommunication In order to i'm
press the faithful with Just horror of free
masonry. the Pope refers to the mysteries
which it celebrates and the oaths which it inn
poses on its adopts. The Pope, of course,
knows all about these mysteries and these
Oaths. but we believe that there are very few
even of the trecmasons themselves who could
boast that they knew 50 much.
The same paper has news from a cores
pondent AT Rome, to the effect that Cardinal
Antoneli had begged France. instead of evac-
uating Rome altogether at the time fixed, to
leave "a thousand men only as a guard of
honor To ensure the personal safety of the
Pope" VI. Drouyn de L'huys is said to
have replied to this. that to comply with it
would be TO attempt 10 cradc an engagement
by which France is bound.
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INDIAN ELoQUENCE.-We have often read
pathetic speeches of Indian warriors, but
have seen nothing more touching than the fol-
lowing, by a Comanche chief, at the recent
Council at Fort Smith, addressed to Colonel
Sells:
Brother, my shirt, you see, is in rags
When l return to my tribe, and say to them,
4 have been among my friends, they will not
believe me, if return in this ragged shirt. Ny
wife and daughter will ask, Where is the cal
leo your friends gave you?' Brother, what
shall 1 say about that when | return to my
people?''
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HYANNIs, Mass, Oct. 2O.-The schooner
Alice B, for Baltimore, with ice, is ashore two
miles from this place.
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Episcopal Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20-Most of the ses-
sion to-day has been occupied in the discus
sion of the report of the committee on Foreign
Missionary Bishops.
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Fire at Providence M

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct. 2O.-Washinaton
foundry, owned by Messrs. Barstow, Slut &
Co., was destroyed by fire this morning
Loss 1000.
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En.erestizs 10 Postage ssnlap collect

kEitezeStLEaS 10 EsSItisEe stamp Collectors.
The following appears i'll the Honolulu
Sandwich Islandsl Commercial Adrcr9jser:
Demands are frequently made upon the
postoftice for varieties Of Hawaiian stamps
which have never had an existence in tais
kingdom. A gentleman writing from EmoPe
asks for sets Of orange, violet and other col
ored stamps, which certainly never were
issued here, although he claims TO have seen cen
the different varieties in Paris. No doubt the
mania for stamps has called into play the
talents of sIillfuf eneraysrs and coonteEeitgTs,
who make it a profitable employment The
only Genuine Hawaiian stamps are the follow
Ing: One and two cent stamps in black and
Bile, with figure in the centre; two cent stamps
in rose color, with portrait of KamehamehallI.
in the centre, and in red with portrait of KAN
ehameha ". in the centre; five cent stamps
in blue, with figure in the centre, and also in
blue, with portrait Of Kamehameha III in the
centre; thirteen cent stamps in red, with por
trait OF hamehameha III. in the centre.
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Fire i'm West RhiladeInhia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O.--A fire in West
Philadelphia tonight is reported to have de-
stroyed Blunden' WOODEN mills.
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MARYLAND PosT 0FFICEs-Postmaster Generol
Dennison has issued the following orders:-Apnont
William Cleary postmaster at Woodstock, Howard
, county Nd, vice William F. Adams. moved away;
and John A. Kilchsten postmaster at Cub Hill, Bal
timore county, vice George kpayer, resigned.
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SUNDAY READINGS.

No,.o, hall ,,roo+ +t,. .,...-,-..c
lee, friend who was nj one time sonevbot efnai
in his views Said he to me: Did believe ai ynu
do that the masscs Of cur race arc pershng in sin
conld have no resi- I wonu nv tn ian IN,
of salvation | would labor dav and nidbt "''iI
wnuId sneak with all the energy aud paihos cnuld
summon I wouIJ warn and Cynostulatr and cntraat
my fcliow-men To- turn unto Christ. and receive sal
walton at his hands | am astonishcd ut the manner
m m br fe oIiy Y m no OF S""a m IS # T beTeyod V
words Y9n have NOT the earneStness in preaching
thot we Ioyyvcrs have in pIe,,ling If we were ms
toinc ~ Won, ora We ,vnulI nov cr rorr, , siuoIr suit
ii 81 - "" I ssd ",ya,. s;,nG tbot rc
nr, "i ' ~ 'i'' I i ,.s Ilr.cd t me
II mt " fr in nv, hone. which hone win bnrn ps
i, H. pI, III ~ III Wy IiE "iC r vi - -, ,,,,',, t ms
I7 a. I m Unn l,b w ,it E
p H,,,iet ,f N,," Rr,,,.,,;,T
- '' - ''''"'
20 where the summer Sunbea"la gil"
rofeI,,, am mount ana si!G2ahl'
10 Whefc the lnundcrS l0udesl roll
t,m nc vhrre III n,, 6lGg>t $'i'ln tt ,r,
Adnwn the r,arrd ~ " '
Gn where the humble sbcphcri tends
I'm auiet fields his nocks:
Go where the Tiy If tho vale
Prcntbns it, soft Gr, ora,cr f,rfb
O. where Tho shining irrbero.s ginv
ThoSt %4';,y ;r,gsi' vs.. of he NnrtL7'S''" ,o7' S''"
(;n where lhr rnsf.1. knrclS hesi,Ie
~, NJ "n'aS ~ ; ~; ~, g''% i;lr ~ ~ - ''s'''
WTo Innos Within thc sij%nt to,nb
H. ro't IL. ,,.,i,. bnoi "
Who enters rcorie@s tbG dorl; vale
liz Got;ni,r's f,nt hovn mol
Wis., f,;i he chno3crnJ %,c,y faor
Then saV "tLaTr i nd Dol N'' 'N"
L,y,.y lE.ssl,,,s.
ar "',n'' N''S'"y'''
=, verify belIeNe th't no Sa1 disaster ever yet
Deie any person or people nor any LIliany or hagl-
nous nctlon Wa % ever Nei cnhhi,iT hnl UpGh due
inquiry into the causes OF II, It viii he found that
ne MtS IsI OF laSl INC pilhcIS t&tht 10 'uctl II,
amt That whether PRIDE Ii|t or cruelty brought 1t
lolth, H. was ialSehoOd that beEot H.. Youth
nIIelety Ity Is 2ulit upon unSt, ana .ruSt up2h me
confluence that men nave OF anCthers integrity. -
S""a;
ord Et ~ ~ iie % LA "a ~
oLriatr its drnadf od;,nts IL n,.,,r,s H., vi
Hy NV ,nyoU @ u - @nitens iie NTnN
- 't'' an -'tl IcttS MIN ipl HIS s''titi
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CHIC AGO, October 2O-Flour is dull Wheat dull
at 1872 cts for and 1l2 5al4 cts for No = Corn
is firm at IS cts for No. and 70 cts for No 2 Oats
are dull At 2I12 cts for No !. Provisions are firm
Mess Pork S3i.25. High Wines steady at 222 cts
Hsj!wnri.ia NarsxaSs
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Z
The mother took it from the nurses arms.
And sOothed its sriefs. and sticl ,ts vain alarms
And baby slept.
again 1t wecpS,
And God doth take il from its mothers arms.
From present pain and future unknown harms
Ard hnhN -lnnns. -Ir NiHAs

:
And baby sleeps. Dr. HjHds.
Fer surely nature gives no man = mouth 10 be
always eating. and never saying grace! nor hand
only to EU&sp and to receive but as Ii lf furnished
with teeth for the one 50 it should have tongue for
the other: and the hands that are often reached
ont 10 take aud to accept should be sometimes lifted
uD ai>o tD blnss. The world is maintained by u}cr-
course; the whole course Of nature is great cE-
change. in winch good turn is and ought 10 be
the state price Of another. South.
in action, as well as in thought. theman who has
learned to rau>c, hns learned the last and highest
lesson which wisdom has 10 teach. In worldly
things need not dwell upon the value Of this cou-
sci: but in that warfare which earth never ceases.
it is equ1ily precious. Christian man! thou hast
often c! Ant IN thy safest moods strong tcmptI
ton has upon thee AMI wretlcl with thy spirit
and di.guetci thee, and the yCyalon ot spirit which
has wrought has made thee reckless, and thou has
fallen. The Struggle was momuutiry although bit
ter: thou vast struck down by a blow. When thou
art again assajic,.. remember my words Pause, amt
the tempaun will pass from thee: be -tlll for mo
mcnt and thut syilnc-, vii! be thy snyatiOn,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-21

Governor Wells, of Louisiana, has been
peiitloned by the citizens of Northern Louisiana to
take steps to prevent the threatened negro insuuec
ton in that section.
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In the hospital at Nashville a short time
ago, wounded hero was lying on the ampu-
tating table, under the influence of chloroform.
They cut off his strong right arm and cast it,
all bleeding. upon the pile Of human limbs
Then they laid him gentIyupUu his couch. He
woke from his stup0r and missed his arm
With his left arm he lifted the cloth, and there
was nothing but the CORY stump. "Where's
my arm: he cried; get my arm; | want 10
see ii once mure-my strong right arm. They
brought 1t TO him. He took bold Of the cold,
cIammy fingers, and. looking steadtastlv at the
Door dead member thus addressed ii with
fearful caIncsness: "Good-bl. old arm. We
have been q long time together. We must
part now. Good-by, old arm. You'll never
lire another carbHo. nor swing another sabre
for the Government" and the tears rolled
down his checks. He then said to those
standing by Understand. don't regret its
loss, II has been torn from my body that not
one Stale should be torn lrom this glorious
Union
STAGE AccIDENr.-Thc Richmond CORES
pon4en Of Inc Washington Chronicle ays:
last week Sergeant T. t. Dudley, Of RICH
mond, and his lady, had occasion TO VISIT Wa
dletowu. Virginia. On Sunday they. together
| with their SON, Major Thomas Dudley. Jr.,
| left Nidjiciown for the city OF Alexandria IN
| the stage plyue between those points, IN ana
! on which there were eighteen passengers
| When near Chantiliv. ia LaIriaN county, the
! stage wa brought 10 % sudden malt by the
| I,raai, i,ino OF an aNIc-trcc. The stage was up
! sci and several severe accidents caused there
! L, Major Thomas |. Dudley, Jr. had his
.r,, broken. and his mother received slight
yyo,,nd. \ child Of Mr. Smith, from BaIti-
! more, was seriously injured and j, L. Doug
! las, of Alexandria, had his ankle sprained. 4
wagon was secured III the ueIghborhood. and
the whole party conveyed to Alexandria, ex-
cept Major Dudley, who was taken back to
AEddletown. Major D. had recently lost his
wife, and his parents had been on visit to
HIM in his bereavement.
The FEHIAY 'SCABE-ARRIvAL OF ENGLISH
DETECrIvEs.-The English Government seems
to become more and more frightened in regard
10 the supposed movements OF the Fenlans.-
4 number Of detectives from London arrived
in the last steamer, with special instructions,
it is understood, TO keep an eye on the FenanS,
and inform the English Governmenttrom time
to time of whatever facts may come to their
knowledge in regard TO them. Ono or more Of
these detectives, ii is stated, left for Chicago,
where it is believed the tenians are organized
in greater strength than anywhere else in
America. excepting this city and vicinity. 1t
IS understood that the tenians have lately
adopted stricter socJesy in their communica-
tons and action than lormerly.-N. K. Paper.
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Rents IN THE SoUTH.-Rents have gone up
fearfully in Nashville, Tennessee. Houses
formerly let for three and four hundred dollars
have increased to as many thousands. Dwell
ings of every kind, which can be purchased at
reasonable rates, bring the most exorbitant
rents. Storehouses on the principal streets
rival the prices paid on Broadway, New Y ork,
and Chestnut street, Philadelphia. On the
other hand. we notice that rents in Richmond
have gone down as rapidly as they rose. As
an instance, it is mentioned that the rent of
the Spottswood House has been reduced from
$4,000 to $4,000.
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Az ACC0NMoDATIyG KIyG.-Some Enc
lishmen, travelling in Sweden lately. visited the
summer palace of the King at Stockholm.
On entering the grounds they saw alnan seated
on a bench, and asked whether they might 90
over the apartments The man spoke very
good English, and said that he was attached
to the palace and would take them over
They then inquired whether they might see
the private rooms, to which their guide replied
that this was not usual, but that as the King.
was of a very restless disposition they might
meet him. The Englishmen then began tell
ing anecdotes of the King and demanded if
they were true. The guide, model of dis
cretion, said SO many stories were told Of his
Majesty, some true, some false, that it was diff
tcut to say what was correct, and that as he
was connected with the royal household, it
was not for him to say The Englishmen
begged pardon for their curiosity, and it was
heartily granted. At last, after they had seen
everything, they took leave of their guide,
and thanking him for his courtesy, expressed
their regret that they had not seen Charles
XIV. The guide raised his hat, and saluting
them gracefully, said, IL am the King" and
left the Englishmen not little astonished
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The AMERICAN MINISTER IN SpAIy.-John
P. Hale, United States Minister to Madrid,
was received by the Queen of Spain on the
30th. Mr.. Hale, in presenting his credentials,
made an address full Of friendship towards
Spain, pointing out that all the differences be-
tween the two countries have always been paci
tcalliy adjusted, and expressing hope for the
coTflnue1 nun @npea peac? ~ and nals prosperity;
joiced at the friendship between the two ma
tions, and reciprocated the desire that they
may remain perpetual friends. She also ex-
pressed real satisfaction at the termination of
the disastrous war so gloriously sustained te
the American people, and hoped that all traces
Of the past strife would be happily removed.
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The Oswego Palladium says that the story
of Gottschalks adventure with some boarding school
miss in San Francisco is malicious fabrication.
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England and The Revival OF Southern
Trt.sin.

MILWAUKEE, October 20.-Flour is dull Wheat
unsettled ut 1872 3al33 cts for No. l. Oats are firm
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Major John A. lladdock of the 18th Regiment Y. .
R. e. and Assistant Provost Marshal General of the
Western Division Of New York charged with fraud
maieasance in Office abuse Of official powers. com
plicty with bounty brokers. accepting brides and
presents ctc has been sentenced TO be cahcred and
utterly disabled TO have OF ho any office or employ
ment in the serlc oi the United States: that he pay
oncd AT such place the proper authority may dcs
nate until the said fine be paid. The period of said
Imprisonment not. however, to cXCcc. five years. -
The Secretary of War has designated the State prison
at Concord, y. H. as the place Of orconncmcn for the
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16

NOT A FEW


OF the worst disorders that ac mankind arise from the
corruption that accumuates in the Blood OF all the dis
coveres that have been made to purge it out
equal in effect HELllBOLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
or ARSAPARLLLA. 1t cleanses and renovates tho
Blood, nslls the vgor Of health into the SYSTEM and
purges out the humors which make disease 1t simulaes
the healthy functions of the body and expes the disorders
that grow and rankle in the Blood Such remedy, that
could be relied has long been sought for and now fov
the first time the public have which they de-
pend Our space here does not admit of certificates
show its effects but the trial of single bottle will show
the sick that it has virtues surprising anything they
taken
Two tabespoonsfa ofhe Extract Of sarsaparla added
to pint of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
bottle is equal gallon the Syrup Of Sarsaparia
or the decoctisn usually made.
The above Extracts prepared on purely scientific
principles-n Vacuoand embody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition. ready
and conclusive will be comparison Of their propes
ties with those set forth in the U 5. Dspensatory.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16
WIN. W. WELLS IMMINENT

The best article in use for either man or beast
kept in all the stores, and at his residence, on
Broad street, near the Depot, wholesale and retail
FEseholi April ., l.es. ly
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16
TIE GREAT CAUSE
H " VI II " NJ 4 8 E X "!

Just Published, in a Sealed Enrelope. Price
S,r Cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Radi
N cal Cure of seminal Weakness, or Sperma
tnrnGa indnced by Self Abuse; Involuntary Ennis
sions, Impotency, Nervous Debility, and impedi
ments to Marriage generally; Consumption, Eri-
Iepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical lncapacity
&c. By ROB'T J. CULVERWELL, NJ. D., author
of the g Green Book &c.
The world renowned author in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful eonsequ noes of self abuse may, be
effectually removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougles, instruments
rings or cordials. pointing out mode Of cure at
once certain and effectual by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may be. may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically. This
Lecture will prove a boon to thousands and thoH-
sands.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, on receipt of six cents or two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers,
CHA'S J. q. kIANE & Co.
l27 Bowery, N u, Post flee Box 1, ,5s6.
Sept. I, lSj5.--ap ~, "
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16
LUMBER,
H HARDwARE, eec.

WYE have now ON hand, and are in constant re-
Wv ceipt of general assortmentof
White Pine, Spruce and Hemlock Lumber.
White Pine, Cypress and other Shingles.
Paints Oils, Varnish, Window Sash, Glass. &c.
Carpenters and other Tools, which We will sell
upon rea easonable terms.
A share of pubic patronage is solicited
ELLIS & C0NOVER,
Opposite the Railroad Depot, Free
hold, NJ
March 8, 1864. If
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16
.HORS ES FOR SALE

WILLIAM W. WELLS
"AS removed his Drove Horses from StillweHs
III Hotel to his own stsbles, on Broad street,
near the Depot, where he intends to keep good
supply Of
CARRIAGE AND FARM HORSES
on hand Those wishing good horses will find it to
their interest call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-16
GROVESTEEN & CO.,
II IA N o II o II II h
MANUFACTURERS,
499 Broadway. NEW-EORA.

TNHE attention of the public and the trade is
WOOD PIANO FORTES. which for volume and
purity of tone unrivaled by any hitherto offer
ed in this market. Tbey contain al the modern
improvements, French, Grand Action, Harp Pedal
Iron Frame, Over Strong Base, &c and each
instrument being made under the personal super
vision of Mr.. J. B. Grovesteen, who has had
practical experience of over 25 years in then
manufacture, is fully warranted III every partcu-
lar.
The Grovesteen Piano Fortes" re
ceived the award of merit over all
others at the celebrated Worlds
Fair,
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers of Loldon Paris, Germany, PhiladelphIa.
Baltimore, Boston, and New York; and also at the
American Institute for five successive years, the
gold and silver medals from both of which can be
seen at our warero0m.
By the introduction of Improvements we make
still more perfect Piano Forte. aud by manutactur
enabled to offer these instruments at price which
will preclude all competition.
PKIoss.-For 1, Seven Octave, round corners.
Rosewood plain cases. S215.
No. 2, Seven Octave, roaud corners, Rosewood
heavy moulding $500.
No. 8, Seven Octave, round corners. Rosewood
Louis xiv style, 1925.
Terms: Net Cash in Cuyren. Funds.
DEscG TIVE CiKcILARs S1M "A. c.