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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

THG Clarksyille CLronsclc has been enlarged
and is typography beauGGsd by new type-an
evidence Of success well merited.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

" THE FALLEN FLowER" is the title Of pa
thctic piece Of music sem Us from he music store
ufC d. Henson
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10
Cincinnati Market.
TRy Telepranb I

by telegraph
CINCINNATI, April 9.-FLoUR-Dull at the close,
but prices not lower; standard superfne, 81; do.
extra, IS; family, 5000 q; fancy. $1OalI 50.
WHEAT-Stcady, but quiet; No. ! Red 81 50 /;
old do s. 2Oa2 25.
Corn AND OATs-Dul and unchanged.
WHISKY %.
PRoyIsIoNs-Dull and prices lower. Mess Pork
closed heavy at 625. Bulk meats g349123I. Ba-
con-l2I4@ 1l2lGl54 for shoulders, sides and clear
sides.
LARD-lSc.
GRocERTEs-In fair demand.
GoLD-I p; closing unsettled
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

CHAMBER OF CoANERcE-Thc action Of this
body yesterday. In reference TO the suffering peo-
pie of Alabama, deserves the highest compliment.
A universal spirit Of bcnevolenee rervadcd the
Chamber. a. will be seen from the list of contri-
buttons made. The supplies which have been
contributed by the members ofthis bodywill tend
mo- litlc to mitigate the suiIcriugs of the uufor-
tuuatc and destitute people for whom aid is being
solicited We have seldom seen 30 much eager
ness manifested in the success Of any enterprise
o. was expressed on the occasion referred 10. The
suffering poor nasi be relieved, was the motto Of
Tho ChAmher.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

tBuL At rHE CoUEr lloySr.-rhc ball NJ the
Court House last evening was a grand success.
The asscmhlagc was one uf the gaycst and most
brilliant ever In the city. and quite a comrli-
mcut 90 those who had the management Of the
enterprise. The music was superb, and judging
from the gay and fantastic step Of the immense
throuR. It was appreciated. IL was but another
expression of The high appreciation Of the ncecs-
stio' oi the little orphans Of S. Mary's Asylum.
MDrWs, CLtEkSyuLr Ann LOUISVILLE RAN
Eo,p.-Thc Clarksyiilc Ch-nu,cls, Of Friday SAYS
There is o report In circulation. in the country,
that the .drawspau Of the bridge ncruss the Cum
horland. al this point. will have 90 be renewed.
But we are assured THAI such Is not the case. The
draw has stood open during the war. but has been
thoroughly ovcrhaulcd, and will probably be
turned to-day. The road repairs to the Tennessee.
are progressing rapidly. and will be completed in
about two works
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

ADVANCE or Insurance. RATEs.-We soc from
our Northern exchanges that in consideration of
the severe losses recently sustained by Insurance
Companies. steps are being taken 10 advance the
present rate of insurance. At a late meeting Of
the New York Fire Underwriters. the subject Of
fixing uniform rates Of Insurance. after protracted
discussion, was referred TO n committee who will
report such measures rs may be deemed practical
BILE for the preservation Of the companies and the
protection Of the parties insured. OF itly-cjght
companies represented, we see that all but four
voted u favor of an advance.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

From the Bev. Thomas Winter, d. D., Pastor Of
RO1borough, Baptist Church:
Dear Sir: feel it due to your excellent prepa-
ration. Ho0hand's German Bitters to add my tes-
timony TO the deserved reputation il has obtained
| have FOR years at times been troubled with great
disorder in my head and nervous system. was
advised by a friend to try a bottle of your German
Bitters. did so. and have experienced great and
unexpected relief my health has been very ma
terially benefited. l confidently recommend the
articles where ! meet with cases similar 70 my
own, and have been assured by many of theirgoOd
effects Respectfully yours,
I. WINTER, Roxbororough, Pa.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10
For Attorney General

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADyICE.-Read DR.. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column. jan2S- 6m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

EDGETiELD a KENTUCKY RAILROAD CoMPANY.
At q meeting of the stockholders Of this company,
hold in this city on the eth inst, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors: Edward 5.
Cheatham. L. A. Fort, Joe. Stark, of Robertson
Nicholas llobson, Alexander Fall, VIM. Connell,
Thos Mencos, Of Davidson.
At subsequent meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors. Hon. T.. $. Choatham was elected President,
and W. j. A. Ramsey, Esq. Secretary and Treas
urcr.
Under this cntcrprising management we trust
this work. vital 10 the interests of the city and
the State will be pushed forward to an early COM
plction.
Tho portion Of the road in working order has,
for the past six months. been under the vigorous
supcrntcudcnco of u. b. Cheatham, Esq, as Re
cciyCr.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

The Civil Rights Bill IL now n Law.
New York, April 9.-The Civil Rights bill has
passed the House.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

IMPORT Ant ARREsT.-Danie Williams, for more
than a year the Postmaster at franklin, Tcnncs-
see. was arrested day or two since for stealing a
check The following are the circumstances
touching the robbery: Sometime during the
month Of March, the firm of. q \. House, dry
goods merchants of franklin, inclosed two checks
10 parties in Philadelphia. The letter was broken
open in Franklin by Williams. and one Of the
checks taken out, - was afterwards ascertained.
The letter. containing the other check was for
warlcd 10 the Postmaster here, with tho request
that be would forward the same to the parties
addressed in Philadelphia. Mr.. Lindsey, sup
posing that something was wrong, Immediately
sent his mailing clerk TO Franklin to ascertain
whether the Mcssrs. House forwarded one or two
checks. So soon the messenger made known
his business to the above gentlemen they had
Williams arrested under The State law.
Mr.. Lindsey also had him arrested for robbing
the United States Mail.
Il has also been sscertainod that letter ad-
dressed since to the firm Of Fletcher & Co., was
broken open by this villain. lie employed as his
nmanuonsis u boy who was his clerk. through
whom he contaminated his villanics. The youth
acknowledges the writing Of the letters. and says
that hc wrote them at the dictation Of Williams.
The arrest Of this mail robbcr will enable the
subscribers Of this journal to get their paper re-
gul1ry. lie has been known to sell our sub
scribcrs' papers often and when caughtin his vii
lany claimed that he sold them to pay the post
age On them! Ito will, it is hoped, reap tho re-
ward Of his infiny and rascality. in the State
pcnitcntiary.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

BALTIMORE SoUrHERN RELIEF FAIR.-From the
Baltimore Gas,tc, Of the 9Th inst, we learn that
the third day Of this great Fair was even more
successful than the first and second. The crowd
increases daily and thousands are noclliug in from
every direction. making large contributions aud
doing everything that will contribute to making
the enterprise n success.
Wohopo the same interest will be taken by the
people in this State in the several enterprises
Gently organized for benevolent purposes. for
thorclicf of those in our midst whose necessities
come under immediate observation. Let Us not
exhibit less appreciation Of our INDECENT and
helpless than those abroad who are laboring SO
zcalously for their relief and comfort.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-10

A NOVEL CAsE.-Quite a novel case was before
the Criminal Court Of Memphis few days since.
From the drgus we gather the following facts A
Mr.. Lyles was arrested by the police charged with
disturbing the dwelling Of Mrs. Wright lie
claimed that she was his wife and that the name
she had assumed was bogus, and employed cmi-
nout counsel to sustain his claim. Mrs. Wright
appeared as her own counsel and proved TO the
court that he was mere prctcnder and that she
never was married 10 him; and accused him Of
sncaking into her favor by claiming to be a des
ututc Confederate.
The court fined him ten dollars and discharged
him from custody, but hc went away .wifclcss SO
far as Mrs W was concerned
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
COMPLAINTS AGAINST CITY RAILROADS

The annual report Of the Corporation Attorney
contains the following remarks in relation thecOmpain
brought by the Police against city railroad companies for run
ming cars without licenses
When entered upon the duties Of this office In January as
found that large number Of suits which had been or ong
time pending against the Third Avenue Railroad company 1
running their passenger oar without proper be ety The
Court Appeals having recently decided In similar cases
against the same COMPANY ana also Sssn
before the passage OF the ordinance In question were not Liable
the license fees penalties imposed thereby all actions then
pending against the said companies on similar cause o action
were dismissed. 80
Since that time have instituted suits against tho following
named Companies organized and incorporated since the passage
OF the ordinance question penalties for violating
the said ordinance by running their without OF
license VIZ; The Broadway and Seyenthh Railroad Com
pany the Beeckorst and Fulton Ferry Railroad Company the
Forty seeondst and Grands ferry Railroad company! uV
These actions at issue and have been placed Oh 'hc
calendar Of the Court Of Common Pleas "a, ,o
Railroad Company 70 make case for submission to the Gen
,ra Term p5OScstcd the liability Of said Company to pay
the license fec imposed by prior ordinance which sn ID
force and under which beye the said Company to be liable
In tho month Of NoIemeer caused Two Seons 20 DC
road Company to penalties incurred b tle er
and removing the pavencnts IN , cent TSe
Company claim have acquired nom the Legislature the ght
TO lay track and run thel. cars az tho pace saa se
incidental necessary for the laying OF such track Inc
Corporation Counsel has understand gwen an oPRo9 P 70
tho suits commenced BY hs Bureau vii nvove the que
ton Of construction q the &C, on which me clam ,so % os re
shall determine. Tho suits are at Issue and VIII De ned
shortly -, ~,
York and Wecheser County Railroad Company for similar
violations Of Law committed n Peast In the early part Of
Some Of the express companies, Is well known claim
exemption ron The payment 81 seHse ises ,oI % M
test against the Adams Express Company has been
Common Pleas and is result VIII deiermlns The liability Of that
class Of companies Up this respect
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
fR.fo,. Ju,tieS Le}rith1


KNOCKED Down AND Rc5BED.-At an early hour
yesterday morning whllo dr. jean Higgins Of No. 'e see
was walking along Tweaty he vas ne' .H
man named John Keeer k1ocked him down ana ineh e
lTered him Of his watch which valued a. w kes 49,
after arrested and tsng brought oeOre 'us"' '"
with was committed for tfa without bail
DEALING AT the complaint Of Officer Charles I'M
men Of the Fifteenth Precinct Thomas shsdd was yesterday
brought before Justice Ledwth charged with being dealer
the game Of faro No SIC Broadway Shedd gave Dali N ''oV
20 appear wheA called on
BuRoLAxG-On AfOnday night the premises NO 2so "es'
Twenty occupied by NJ George HewsoR a. gro
oery we're burgaousy entered and chest Of tea and qs
,t ~ tobacco valued st $40 carried away man VINO
calls himself Constanne MePoland was seen leaving inc 9fe
tdhe chest of tea on his shoulder time between ana
oocE and McPosnd yesterday brought the charge
he was committed without trial
GRAND LARcESY-Mr. Henry Thompson OF No ee2 broad
way alleges that he robbed on Saturday night last g
atharno Fureuso Of gold watch valued At ttO god pen
ell valued 30 and United States notes and currency 70 e
amount OF 500 She yesterday brought before Justice
with charged with this theft and committed 70 answer h o
Court Of General Sessions in default Of 600 bail
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
CRIMINAL COURTS.
THE TOAiBS POLICE COURT.
lBtfere Justice Dowhng

lBefpre Justice Dowhngl
CAPTOR OF DoOTH.--John Adoa9h Singer, al
one time attached to tile 10th NewYo Cavalry yesterday
appeared at the Tombs Police Court for the purpose Of having
some pArs signed by the magrae Singer Of Lieut.
DOherys command at the tme John Wikes Booth cap
tured by them Virginia after m murder OF PRESIDENT Lincoln
He has already received from the War Department t 700 his
share Tie arded by Congress the oaptor Of the
assassin end he about 70 put In claim for portion Of
the reward Of s00 0O offered by some OF Tie patriotic citizens
Germany aged lie served In the above regiment for
four years during and s close hOnOraby dis
charged having passed uuscathed through numbers Of skr
iDsh0s and battles.
DESTITUTE Yesterday tie widow Of Harry Lazarus who
was murdered on tho morning Of January 1865 IN his saloon
Houon by Bernard Fery appeared before Justice
Dowlsg and requested her little John might be
care Of as she destitute circumstances and unable
provide for him. The little fellow sent 70 the COmmis.
honers OF Charities and Corrections and by them placed 10
Of our charitable Institutions
TIE PRoPmEroR OF A GAMBLING HOUSE N TRorpLE'-
Yesterday Defective woodge Of the Sixth Precinct arrested
Charles Elliott alias Miles the complaint Of Mr.. Henry
Fish doing business AZ No Safest The police state that
Miles s tie proprietor Of gaming establishment at No SIS
Broadway and they also Aege that the the played
is not an "housst oRen fact that IL what is technically
termed among sporting aen skh game n5 fth states @
prisoner from him $50 Justice DoHng held inc prisoner
10 bail IN Of o. 900 TO the charge OF keeping
gaming house.
DISHONEST CLegK-James w Phillips, recently clerk
IN the employ Of A. T. Stewart Co.. yesterday arrested
by Detective Woodbridge Of the Sixth Precinct the con-
plant Of Ar Charles Harrison also in the mpoy Of the above
hrm Tie complainant states that on the 20 lust The ac
oused sent with package Of goods valued at tO 81 10
No 3i Beeckes and told 20 collect the h for the snme
This done but Instead Of accounting for The money his
return the store It alleged tat Phillips appropriated %
bis own use The received toe money but
subsegu2Dy osi IT, Justice Dowlins committed hnt
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF PARagRs' CLUB.
The Committee appointed by the Farmers Club Of the
Amencan Institute on the subject Of unsound Flour yes,
terdsy presented the following Report to the Clubs
Your Committee have sought Information from Per%:ons % en-
Cd IN having reliable stssdsr Of saPene Flour and
eSaser. 10 sSIec, 81 me iSf .ey rSqeirs
The Revised Laws pAoshsd IN The year 1896 compiled
mainly from former lava after prescribing the dimensQps o
the casks aud the branding thereon Of The quality o. foa
which each eOntaius and tie name Of the "sh1ae''f'
Esety such oah Of rhsa, -four shall Be branded
s9Ss $ u % SSsyy Ssy iSpRsS. word
kidding. sd qfiSS Sl fas Justly dSs Isa Yf' is tas
1fii@ rerSas 0hy' FLOUR sHt iRdlas Neal The Law pro
%5s when he Agdi and meal kn, been packed s9a the
oH s%a1a Ss made g an iS9s o4 nG
r = duty examine .r4 gs;s!%l4s % ss quality Of The -four
AOS iSI S'i; shall be Is dut, Of the nsptetor,
To ascertain By examination the weight Of oil the easfs
which he may susPec, Of being falsely 'sIsd, IN
be Of pnOp that they do not designate the real quality o the
TO weigh such casks a. he shall suspect contain the
fun weight and II they DO not eonsp the full weight to brand
them With the word Light" t,.,.,
not to be IT for tIpOrtaon' with the word bad Apd
lastly on all casks made branded aud packed according 10 s
qrartef the initials hs christian and h' saInsSe at
1 length together VIII the name Of tie county VhSS !hS IN
Yout committee fetOpmend thA Inspector Of Flour IoT
the city apd county d New York be appointed by tte Governor
with tic consent 6 the Senate prescribed by e revised P
other statutes Of NeEYQik published IN The ytaf leSS d
thai article frat of pe secopd Of hets saiees Of the In
speo,ion O Flour ar1 Meal be taken and a!Oysd sensyy
the law State and to be enforced usdet he peae'
therein provided =
With regard TO the abolition OF Inspection aws generally y
the Constitution Of NewYork adopted In toe yeAl ei6 f
Committee that the Inspection laws respeethe fo snd
tie appointment Of Inspectors Of Flour have been abolished
but have been virtually snd substantially rsnaoted and con
hrned by that Constitution The sentence which con
vision with nothing but s.mcOlon between them But
nothing in this section contained shall ebrogte Office ere
ated for the purpose Of protecting tho public hoah the inter
Of the State In m property revenue tolls OF purchases 0
supplying the people with standards Of weights and
shall prevent the creation Vi any oce Tor sueb
purposes hereafter
Hence the aws In relation 10 provisions 70 meats to grain
-four aud meal and to bread and for the appointment Of lu
specors those articles neither abolished abogacd
but liable TO bo and ought TO be strictly enforced
r. c. THEADwTLI. sr. :. Z. TOpD,
SOlOS RoBNsOs " {. Ely,
j. L. SNODCHAss w. s. CARPLNTER
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
THE PUBLIC HEALTH

MORTALITY OF TIE wEEK-REP0RT OF DR.. HARRIS
The following weekly report was yesterday sub
NsTROPoLITAE BoLtD Oy HEiLfH.
BuRKAu OF REcoRDs NITlL sfAfisTIoL Dee 8. 1885
ending Dec * there 5b deaths Ia In
oludnE 50 IN the nIuont There l2s deaths n BtooIyp
This unusually low mortality lot tbs season In New HoIh az
p deaths the Island Institutions the rate y - 10
Brooklyn per 900 zymoie d killed 20 peIsonh o. 20e Of
died during the week 10 EeyYOft while ia Brooklyn the
disease Heoyed ouy IT, 1913 cent u AL Sesai1e
oOainust 70 pr5ea d.es,s tt el'' i ~, ~ 70 +,
but lives Ia the elites fas dsrbes deat
nssy disappeared FROM both ees There 81 deaths 10
tie A year Of infancy 10 NewYor and o 10 children Of -four
and under which Z3 and IS respectively Of the
lo's mortality 10 Brooklyn th9 aag periods 70 chh9od suffered
pO:;lity 1es Sg,oaers . EegYg t.taa yL k q Ss's, 4
wse bs Brrlsp As sged te cor9nsrs retatas uPo IS
hndoo widow pr5d 6y vo5sllS s5i5n. s wy:E h SSSpi:
o. this oty woSd 'end pTos ginst such wsnton de'iruea
e But New lQJE Destroyed DOT ~ fGnGs ad plsless POI
iSP' ea i.asu' and ge!a ster: uO'bsl' and Si{fen
The following r6oaPitaton u ages seSes and nayes
Of ps0ps that died IN NeWYeTk aud brooklyn l0r the Week
ending Dec %, 1860. >.F -
HEw.YOEkeh n; wo1asn s5i boys 3l girls s; sotl Sc
ssuvSe-Bsh AIneros 3; Enfsnd 81 DerEsny, 80 Holland
ireland Scotland switzerland q United Ststss 2S total 3B
BROoELIN-N sties--Btish Amercs England, Getnary,
Holland Ireland, 2s United States 81 Wales West lndes
/; total i2g
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
Ilnseunesalsntai
ELEGANT HOLIDAY HATS
Al VANS.
Ne. l4i fuiton-tt.

hsh a course .utes.s the KNOT No 81, and s33
Byos5vsy where elegant styles Of gDsnens hats srs
.,.v. Fer the ladies' also Offering rich and
valuable usernsnt Of fsney Fura Deal st kEoIa
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS. - CANTRBLLS elegantly en-
ksd Of presents that sensbe people
appreciate 'CkETRzLL hs superior stock Call h h store NO.
s3 Brosdwsy
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
'''- EolTp Of srrIkvs5Ns.

ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS - LEGAL EXPENSES IN
TUE MATTER OF THE INVESTIGATION AGAINsr
eSSrR6LLEp PPBySAY.
The Board met al o'clock yesterday afternoon
the President Henry Smith esq, in ths obgJ .rngz1Ts
BY resolution ,hs um Of 80 sas iiopratod under the
head Of County Contingencies agd so under the Light
ing cleaning and supplies" IS
y resolution tue Controller was authorized to draw his war
rsp IN lay6r Of james l. Brady and Abram T. Lawrence G
Tor the Of q goo each for Legal services ana ei Msn
the investigation before tho Commission appointed by Gov
Feno the charges preferred against Controller Brennan
rant n favor OF DtctA,tOrney Hall for tie Of Is AZ go
for Incurred In the Attorneys ooe for the
ak months ending Dec 81, 1866
The salary Of John Mcclusy First Clck the City Judge
WAS Increased TO O., 800 per annum.
The Board then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
EHoLEA1 IN THE LOVER BAK
NvooRp foR TaB YBAR-wHAT TUE COMMISSIONERS
OF QUARANTINE WILL RECOMMEND.

~ OF QUARANTINE WILL RECOMMEND.
he frat ANNUAL report Of the Metropolitan Board Of
.A 4. sealed book and cannot bo handled BY any news
80, snul ov Fen.on shall choose make IL public But
Gn TrnrE in advance Of is contemporaries is sDAoea 70
Aaoeh that part Of tho coveted volume which relates 70 OhoS
IA he Lower Bay.
when on The isth Of April last the National steam NANga
sion Compauys steamship Virginia arrived VIII the orseo
ksledy On Board the Health Comnissers were ~Hp'cu W
preserve sepee and do their worn Of stamping out unseen
u better counses prevailed and vas resolved that the pub
Ho ,houd know the worst being held that daily publication
AT N. actual facts would tnecuay silence gossip and serve
Sahs, 70 establish confidence than 70 create alarm But even
A Jnns lsu the Cholera death record had reached its maxi
ANN hs usually accurate Registrar Of Records declined to
.A.rscse il as an pdemoi but told week after week
Ao many cases sporadic cholera the Sanitary Inspectors had
ud within the boundaries Of the Metropolitan District Now
Rows,er II l. confessed that have endured visitation Of
1pdemo cholera which IN The language Of The WsDoImsa
NorrtfpOndng Secretary Of Che Metropolitan board OF ea
'lled about 900 persons in NeWYoh and Bro0kyn snq
Sos on shpbOard and IN the lower bay The visitation se Den
ess than former years Of epidemic probably be
cause Of the timely action Of our health authorities IN cleansing
FAe city and inducing s Inhabitants 70 Keep @ so
her urroundngs clean Cholera appeared here earlier ths
wear than IN any year except 1851 when reported
Do the 9th Of January bat in that Il Was fata IN only
gos bearing upOn the usual courscOf The malady In le u
nrst appeared 10th Of July aud exhibited moIan m
~ ass names the first appearance In ls4y vas on the 2n
nfay and the mortality SOIL and Ia 1854 II was hst re
ported the 10th Of May and did not leave us until 29 per
SONS had fallen its victims
THE MALADY IN THE LOWER BAY.
Since the cholera ship Falcon been anchored In Grave
end Bay the Journey 20 her decks not the eopsideabe
undertaking that when she lay out tive or six miles from
land and reporters therefore experienced little difficulty
h securing dugg rom her officers down yesterday at
Abe ship "a in good condition and has sickness Of any kind
en board Her records enable US 70 make the oewng ap
3els which have arrived az this port this year:
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27

90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW's, Groeuwich and
" where you will Teas Coases Fh flour and
.IsthDG s,y sbssPeg ~ W Isrs Fswlgk Ops Sfs S''
New-York tribune., 1866-12-27
CHICKEN
nRINp. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS

H.v, b.sa awarded sIxTYFIvE FIRST PREMIUMS, 0old and
sy. Mel. OVER ALL COMPETITORS 1t the principal fsr'
In ,h. eosHtry ,sd. PRIZE MEDAL AT THE WORLDS FAIR
LONDON eonpson with the beet makers Of As country and
Europe.
THAT THE GREAT SUPERIORITY or THESE PIANOS s
s universally eone.dsd sbaBdan proved by hs very catering
s,t.r on received during the few months from the
MOST CELEBRATED PiAso.FORrE MAKERS AND LEAD
ING ARTISTS OF EUROPE. Among others may be mentioned
Mr. H. " BRoADwooD. firm Of BrosdwOOd L sOn' Lond0n.
Mr. G. D. coLLARD, kun Of CollsTd CoIsrd, London.
Mus. A. GODDARD L. Moschses Rene FavargeT,
chsa A,ls, Alfred Jsen, LndssS slopsT,
Juls, Bsssslet J. L. Hst,on, Sydney Smith.
james N wshM Cad Reineeks, BHnley Richards,
O. L. o.keYne W. Kuhs Giulio RsondL
NJ w Bah. 8. A. Chapel Y. Ven Arnold,
Leul. Psdy, and many o.hsrL
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. WITH FULL
AGhAFFE BRlD0E. THREE UNIsoNs AND ALL
MODERN iMPRovEMEETs
Every in,,runsni made By u' I. fully warranted.
wARERO0Ms.
NO esa BROADWAY, NEw.YORKi
NO. 2G wAsHINGToNsT., BOSTON
Authorized Agents In all the principal cities OF the Union