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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-30
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NsM York lh1onsy g4Hrlkes- April es.
~ M a ts Per ss6S GoEl cAIllonns
@l0sX r~io' NH0 NJ" ~ lto
GOLD-TrreguIar, unsettled aSdiowcr; openir, a.
q aIg5Saneips I5S to lz', dsolapGt 70 l0sA and clos
dOVERNMEET STOCKS "A shads easier. t'0a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGIrA do nIAGN0LIA,

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,t
render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing,& i'f- .EH
It6vercomes the unpleasant odor Of Precipitation.
\ 1t removes redness. tan. botches. &c.
Itcures nervous headache and ALA Us inflammation.
II cools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin.
!, Ityields asubdued and lasting perfume.
L Itcures musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1tcoDtains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t is
what every. lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne. Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards.
..-..- DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. 7.
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baltimore oat,Io marhtt-ApriI es.

BEEF CATTLE-The offerings during the past
week wete 900 head, against 5S5 head the D evIOus
week. OF the offerings $50 head were brought from
Ohio and l50 from Illinois, over the Baltimore
Ohio railroad lOOtrOm Pennsylvania and l25 from IL
linOs. ths orthern Csntla railroad; llO from
PennsyYania and IS ffom Mary and Ou foot with 20
head left over from lAst week. The Cattle were
disposed Of as follows: Washington butchers took
$50 head the Government agent co. 80 re lett over
unsod. and the balance AIKEN by Baltimore butch
ers. The market this week has declined consider
ably; we make the decline so cents gros, and in some
cases 20 cents. Prices tn-cay ranged as f llows:
Sealawass and old Cows Sc 20: comm IN 90 5o087 90;
fair 81 so; good to prime Ss O09s So and few extra
Beeves a. 50 rs per loo lbs. The market closed very
dull
SHEEP-The supply this week has not been 80
large, but prices remain about the same Sales were
made at 5h@636 cents per ID gross for clipped-uo
wool sheep in market. III
HOGS-The market is very heavy, and prices un-
changed. Sales we're made at Sl2 OO9l3 90 per 100
lbs net. ... .'a. ~ --i'.
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jHEESE-Dull at I0a g2c.
BaItImOre NIarket-April "a.

FLUUK-Quiet 70 II-I l
WHEAT--Steady ss1 r sG-ns .Gllt.s Hs.lI
CQRN-steady; white ss0OOci yellow &c. Re-
OATS-Firm at 55c. st.+t =,
PkQY YISI0NS-T- Buoyant and firm. ~
SUGAR-Steady. -. RI ~ $50. n
COFFEE-Dull and dropping.
WHlSkY-Duli and quiet western s225.
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MAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This sthe most delightful and article
overAiBcoverOd. 1t changes the sun-bprnt face and
hands 10 poGrIy satn texture Of ravishing beauty
impSrtibg tie marble purity Of youth. and the dis-
siRglss hppearance 80 inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. II removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughneSs, from the skip. leaving the complsxion
fresh, transpsrentand smooth. 1t contains no ma.
tefiGl injurious to the skin. Paronsed by Actress
es and Opera Singers. kiswhat every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. 80 cts. Clgg
Prepared by W. L. HAaAN, Troy, N.
Address allorders to onT h1a TasrDt.o
'"0"' " DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. New York.
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Removed from his Old once.

DR. A, B, WILLIAMS, West BrOAdEAy. near
High street. Columbus. Ohio. has. devoted himse
for seriesO of years tOthe troa ment Of certsn pri
vaesdisSaboso HO mar .heecSsuited at his Office
broadway. near the Exchange BanN q
ch1s05m y 3gl.fFlH diqfT SOB
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AIFYA NDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

In relation to the suit instituted by Philip
Quigley against the old directors of the Com
paDy, the Committee can make no satisfactory
report.
On motion OF T. 7. Hill the report was &C
cepted and the resolution adopted.
Mr. J. S. Barbour moved that the expenses
of the committee be audifed, and upon the per
furmance of their duty paid for by the Treas
urer-also that clerk be allowed the Commit
tee-motion adopted
Mr. Whitehead then offered the following ::
Hhereas, Proposals may be submitted 10
lease the road and equipment OF this Company
for term Of years, having regard to the paw
ment of interest and providing for the mort
gage debt OF The Company, and for a !eaSona
Ole dividend upon the capital stock.
BIZ ReSolred, La such Contingency that the
| Board of Directors are empowered to make
| said arrangement, and lease at their discretion,
and report 10 Stockholders.
Mr.. Cunningham, while net expressing ap-
probation or disapprobation of the resolution
wanted it to be more specific
Mr. B. H. Shackelford thought the resou-
ton too extensive for mere enquiry Hewas
opposed, now that the company had lust again
come in possession of its property, to putting
it into other hands, aud thought it would tend
to endapger confidence in the Company.
Mr. Whitehead stated that he supposed the
resolution would meet with decided opposition.
1t was not his own but had been offered at the
request of gentleman who had left the city.
On motion Of Mr.. W. E. Gaskins the reso-
luton was laid on the table
The Chair then announced the Committee
under the resolution for further invest gation
into the affairs of the Company while under
the control of Messls. Quiglcy and Jameson,
as follows:
B. H. Shackeltord, S. W. Ficlllen, j. j.
Wheat, j. G. Beckham, and w. E. Gaskins.
The thanks Of the meeting were rendered tc
the President and Secretary for the perform
ance of their duty
The chair was instructed to forward copy
of the proceedings Of this meeting to the Board
of Public Works, with request that tho
property of the Company be returned to the
chosen officers, list Of whom is to accompany
the proceedings. -s
The meeting then adjourned sine aic.
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the sheet that We have issued almost during
the entire war, and since peace, has required
a weekly outlay, much larger than most peo-
pc suppose, and which has strained our.ex
ertions to meet. Before the war, this paper,
had in all probability, the largest circulation
of any journal in the State out of Richmond
and thisamouuto of income was Away more than
met by u.s. in the sums expended in obtaining
the earliest news. We had a nightly express
from Washington-full Geographic reports
from all portions Of the country correspon-
dents in different quarters literally paid for
furnishing us with news, &c, &c. All the
we desire, in time, to restore. For the pre-
sent, we must be content, with less expanded
views. But we invite our former subscribers
in the Country, and all our citizens in town,
to lend us helping hand We would be
pleased to see our mail books filled with the
names of all our old friends, and many new
ones. Our town list is already larger than we
is er had before, bnt there is 70 IN for all.
We shall show our. gratitude by additional
efforts to make the Gazette worthy Of their
countenanee and favor.
Wewish it, moreover, distinctly understood,
that in the prosecution of our publication,
hereafter, re must do a strictly cash business
Experience has here, taught us another les
sen. j., We have due us, thousands of dollars
earned by unremitting toll, and for work
which was paid for by us to others. How
much of this will be totally lost, we cannot
say; we would gladly compound for half
But now the necessity upon us is too ur-
gent to admit of longer continuance of the
credit system. We have topay, in cash, for
everything connected with the publication of
this paper, every accch Our subscriptions,
advertising, &c., must, therefore, be in cash,
too. All reasonable men will see the justice
of this andapprove Of our determination.
With these few introductory remarks, we
hand our subscribers the old GAZETTE, in It's
old form, wishing them health and happiness,
and asking for their renewed support.
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Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. R.
s M @ 1870 z.:::::;:;::::.


On and after MONDAY, February 18th, two
daily trains will run between Washington ana
Lynchburg, connecting at Gordonsyille, with
Va. Central R. r. trains to and from Richmond
us follows
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Except Sunday at
CASA. M, and arrive at Lynchburg at 543 p m
Leave Lynchburg at q. m, ana arrive at
Washington at 5.36 p m.
Leave Washington daily Including sunday ~
ut 6. O5 p. M, and arriveat Lynchburg at 6Oo
Leave Lynchburg at $50 p. m, and arrive at
Washington at 10 m. :.
Both trains making close connections al
Lynchburg for all points south AMI southwest
and at Washington for north and north-wc I.
First class sleeping cars will be attached 10
the night trains. c..,. ,,
This road is attractive, not only for It's com
Portable Accommodations but for the fact that II
passes the now historic localities OF Fairfax, Bun
Run Manassas, Bristoc, Catletts Rappaha,n
mock, Culpeper, Orange and Gordonsvlite,
places Of imperishable interest in the popular
mind.
Through tickets to all points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phlla-
delphia and Baltimore, and at the offices OF the
road in Washington and Alexandria;
w. II. McCAFFERTI,
feb eff Genl. Superintendent.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival at New York Of he steam hip
City Of New Y orEl we have adyices from En-
rope to the 22d nit The suspension of the
privilege OF the writ Of ha5eas co1pus has gore
into effect in Ireland One of the objects Of
the writ is said to have been to cnable the
authorities to arrest the numerous Fenian
emissarirs from the United States who are
scattered throughout Ireland The police ere
acting vigorously and 81: making NUMEROUS
arrest. The mii,ary rca in Ireland wa By
ing strongly increased. L MS repaired that
Sir Hugh Ro>r the co.nmanCicr Chief it,
ireland, has asked further Instructions from
the Government Among the recent arrests
arc General John r. GIeeson, Of the Fen"ral
the supposed Head Ceutre cf nnbiin, has ai-o
been arrested. Order corrinu"d to he nni.-
tanned il. Ireland From France we lam. On
The authority Of he Paris Pahle, hat report
was prevalent th@re to The rtfcc. that Mr.
Seward was about 20 send cpnciltcry &C.
>patch t. France, n!imaliGg the readiness Of
the United States t. proclaim neutrality in
regard to Mexico. subject to certain conditions
1t was stated in Germany that recruiting in
Austria for the Mexican service would com.
mence in The course of a few day.. Prussia,
it is said, was about 10 send note to Austria
declaring tho uuion Of the Duchics Of Settles
Wig and Holstein with Prussia to lie the only
solution of the question at issue between The
TWO Powers.
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SAMUEL. II. JANNEY. MAHLOS II. JAANEi
.ANNEY 4 CO.,
j Wholesale & Retail
y r u G & 5 II S
And Dealers il WHITE LEAD, PAINTS.
Ills aud VARNISHEI, indow Glass and
Putty, Spires and rure ground ditto, Choice
Liquors, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and
Se9ars Pu Port, Mnderla and Sherry Wines.
rancy Toilet Articles and Perfumery
Physicians Pres crirtonS aretu preparcd
Orders from the country SOLICITED. and p ou;,tl,
attended to ut he m st re sUnab!c ruic-
! heir stor., No. AS. King -trt.cr, above It
Asaph has just b IN hard$nnc?r fbt, 4 up at
cali rom AL thei friend is res pertf : s.,iri
ted. i,ir,-t.
Il L ElR = AIE NO
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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
Ca yES7Sj - -. -
EsJfr:S LL.ltS:l $1,000 .AzeS4I1S-@

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Office and Depot.
NO ST. and 50 KING ST
TEHIS COMPANY is now prepared to do
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
PORTATION BUSINESS,
To and from New York, Philadelphia, BaIti-
more, Washington, Alexandria, Richmond,
Petersburg, Norfolk Lynchburg, Char
lottesville, Winchester, Harris
onburg, Stanton, Lexington,
Salem and Bristol, in Va;
Knoxville Tennessee; Weldon, Go'dsbort
Wilmington, Newborn, Raleigh, Green's
boro' Salisbury, and Charlotte,
N c., and TO and from
All Stations on the Orange s. Alexandria. Vir.
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee, KiGil-
mond and Petersburg Peter: burg and
Weldon, Wilmington and Weldon,
Atlantic and y orth Carolina,
.r. Raleigh and Castor, and
.-...--.- X orth Carolina
Central rail
AS rapidly as possible the Lines, and Agenccie'
OF the Company viii he extended to other
State., Of which due notice will be given.
The tariff Of charges is based upon far Dn J.
ness principles, yielding 4 reasonable proht TO
the Company, without oeing oppre-5 &c the
public Upon this bas it confidently l:c cnts
It's claims for a fair share o. patronage, relying
upon its large capital and the character nl 1t
officers and agents for that public coHtidcnc"
essential to success. "
GEORGE T. WHITTINGTON,
i'm CIV Agent.
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Insurance.
~ I. THOMAS,
NO. 70, PRINCE STREET,
Opposite THE GAZETTE CFF1cE.)


4 '
NO. 49, PRINCE STREET,
OPPOSITE TIE GAZETTE OFFICE
FIRE AND
INSURANCE AGENCY.
Alexandria, Va
Agent for the following first class BALIl-
MORE COMPANIES:
MARYLAND FIRE INsURANEE coalpA n x.
JOS X. MINOR TLOS. J.; llAhbLEioN
THE M xrE1stTf AZ 10 mEcHANIC's FIRE
INSURANCE ConPAEy;
ISAAC WILLIAMS, n. p: CAMPBELL
THE H f91s5la1si FIRE 1NsUaAEcE COMPANY
G. Harlan WILLIAMS, ASp prs,',a Nth9E'
Policies of the above reliable companies: is
sued at this Office Immediately on application,
against loss or damage by fire. on all descrIp-
tons Of property in the city or country on terms
rs E1vornble rs those Of any other company, Q!
oral strength and responsibility.
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.. or r. I,
Cash Assets, July |. 2yUW W.
Annual income in casil.........,........ }3JVoJ1.
The dividends Of this company gre larger IN
amount. for premiums paid tn II i" @'y Com
pany III the world
ali the profit: arising from .}is Immense fund,
arc ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the As
sured.
Applications received al my Office; 10. 3D.
Prince St H. l. lI''l-A''' 'i@'''''
Dr.. CHARLES y. CHAXcELLoN;,
i'm l8-tf Medical Examiner.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS- The Senate
yesterday passed bill rendering it Obligatory
on all persons in making their income returns
to state the amount Of Ike same in lcga-teUder
currency and when stated in coin, the asses
sors shall reduce the same to its equivalent in
egal-tender currency. The j3int resolution
fixing the basis of representation was taken ur
and Mr.. Sumner addressed the Senate in favor
of his proposed amendment to aow universal
suffrage Mr. Doolittle followed and a4voca-
the basis Of representation on the number Of
voters. The subj jet was then laid over.
In the House bill was introduced to contin-
ue tn: freedmen bureau The resolution from
The Senate giving the assent of Congress TO thu
transfer of Berkeley and Jefferson counties tc
West Virginia was concurred 10. After dispo-
sing of several bills and resolutions in relation
to the District of Columbia, the reciprocity bill
was discussed and a test vote to strike out the
cnacting clause Was voted down, when the
House adjourned.
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A REYOU AFFLICTED WITH \ COUGH
"A OR COLD?
ARE YOU PREDISPOSED TO CONSU Mp
TlON?

Are the live: If your children in Jeopardy
from sudden and rep. ated attacks OF tr"up?
Ii so purchase box Of
The PEOPLES most sure and ctfrctual remedy for
Cough, Colds, Group. Ca;arrh, As hna br"n-
ch.tis, i.pth,ria ard I'll pulmonary disc Scs.
The LUBR GATOR is medicinal prepare
ton in the form Of Lozcngr, which Of al modes
is the most pleasant and ronvcn cnt. ThcV con,
tain no delcteri"uS ingrcd en- ' and re w"rr"ntcd
IT, be always safe, even for the weakest ard most
sensitive stomach. In Group they give inln'c-
diate relief. Fer Coughs and Colds they are III
valuable.
Fer Cutmrrh, Asthma snd Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market. wide Certificates
accompany ing each box Diptheria, that dread
ed and des0lating disease, they control wonder
fully and almost mn edatcy.
n" Public ~pca!ler, Singer or Teacher. should
be without thcm. as they remove hoarseness and
strengthen and clear the voice.
VIA \ ways use them in time, and II the
symp. oias arc sc ere use very freely.
JANNEY g. CO.,
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FREIGHT on all articles to Springfield, Burke ;
/ Fairfax, Union Mills, Manassas, Br!stoe
Warrenton junction, BcaIeton, happahnnnocK
Brandy Mitchcll's, Rapdan Madison, Norti;
Garden, Covcsviie, R0clish, Arlington anG
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid.
Freight to Alexandria, Cutlett's, Warrcnton
Culpcper, Orange, GordonSvillc, Charlottesville.
Lovingston, Amherst. McIvcrs, and LynchbuTg
'''''' - s, JOHN F. LATHAM,
General Freight Agent
oct lift y. x y. H. r,
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l45, King ST., Alexandria, Va.
For sale by all druggists. feb lT3m

MRS. GENERAL COOPER will open
IH1 BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOU Nc
LADIES at her residence, near the Epis cOpal
Theological Seminary, Fairfax county, Ea.-~
The school will be situated in the midst Of re
fined and religious society, and will have be-
sides many superior advantages. Competent
assistance mas been engaged to instruct III An
ci"nt md Mo Germ Languages, Mathematics,
Bellies LcttreS, SC, making the course rs thor
ough and comprehensive as in our best female
seminnries. The Musical Department will be
under the direction of an experienced professor.
The young ladies will he under the direct SUI
pervison and care of the Principal at all times.
The first session Will begin on lst day Of
March, and continue until the 18th Of July.
Terms-Board per session. including fuel.
lights, and washing ........~".......".Sl25 CO
French and Latin each neutrality-suspicious.. $40 90
Music ut Professors prices.
Pupils entering during session "ill be charged
from date Of entrance ut the above rate.
Payments made in advance
For further particulars address
Mrs. GEN. S. COOPER,
Theological Seminary
feb 21-eo1m Fairfax 20. Va
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rE'HE METHODIST PROTESTAN Mt SAB
4 BATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION will take
place on Wednesday evening, eth instant, at 4!
O clock, at Liberty Hall.
Several beautiful pieces will be spoken and
sung by the scholars Of the school,
Tick cts IS cents. Children Is cents Tmh Std
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS - Whether
the ''concurrent" resolution claiming for Con
gress authority over the question of repFe<en-
tation, which has passed the Senate and
House, is binding upon anybody, is question
yet to be settled. 1t has teen stated that be-
cause it is concurrent resolution it la.
authority without tie sanction of the President;
but the constitution has this language, which
would seem to conflict with such az assertion :
Every order, resolution or vote to which The
concurrence of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives may be necessary, Except on a
question of adjournmenr,) shall be presented
TO the President of the United STATES. and
before the same shall take effect shall be ap-
proved by him or passed over his veto Art.
LIST, sec. 7th
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Z y FOR SALE, By JNO. :. nNJX jr.
IL No. 10, Union street. feb lO-lm
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At a great Johnson endorsement meeting,
held the other day in New Haven, Conn Mr..
DooIit'le, Unred States Senator n IN Viscon-
sin, made the following s'atnmert: ''G. neral
Grant and Sherman, 10th authorized him TO
say, that in their opinion. an a tempt 70 tnrce
n gro -uff age upon them (t!ie re pie ct The
s uih) W. uld deEugc h" vilo!a lanG in b God "
The New Cha.ie II ,Ec city Of RirFm"n
has been tdop'cd ny he voters. The Nav"
is to be e lec'ed every fur years, and tie th"'
municipal officers to be cieccd by the cry
cnuncl.
Col. Bowers. Adiu'ant General Of G,re~a'
Grant S>taf, was Killed on II nday, BY ia ing
etween two cars a. the train wa s.arsi:s fro
onr # the onS on the Hudson River r. r.
The Fenian excitement, continues 1t the
North.
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This ROUTE OFFERS THE ADVANs
i tage Of athrough ticket and baggage check to
Washington City, and also gives the passenger the
privilege Of visiting Baltimore, philadelphia and
New York, at the cost Of a New York ticket alone;
or the privilege of visiting all of tbe principal sea-
board cities at the cost Of Boston ticket alone via
> Through tickets TO New York can be procured via
Washington City, at an additional expense Of ". ~
Two tfains daily, sundays excepted, leave Do
lumbus as follows: do vilraftso
500 Am. MORNING EXPRESS from Union
DEPOT Arrives at Zanesyile atf45 A. NJ. Bellare
at 1910 P. Nj Cumberland at 1l09 y. NJ; Baltimore
It TAO d. NJ; Washington City at sAS A, N. si Z
2:S5 P, NJ. EXPIRES IS from Union Depot-,AI-
riyes At GAINESVILLE at sos r. Nj Bellaire Rt 040.P
MA Cumberland at s:A7 a: M; Baltim6fc IL $50 p
M; Washington AZ T;lO 7, III. asYt zaf loto3hq
sg- Five trains daily (sundG.ys excepted from
WNshingtono Baltimore, for Philads sphla and New
York. i73Nlnif sHii1Gu DUf Oh saryG'4 ssiNe
q, Sleeping oars on all night trains.i
/ EBi Ask for Tickets via BelIaIre
or wheeling. 5ne .4gd iiS.,
fo s5ENs sJ.IEWETT, President.
,. w. BROWN, General Ticket AGENT
decle5 non .iossn
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RA4afFs 81 RsfttElNc.

ns- All TRANSIENT advertisements must Re pait
for, hereafter, at the time ~ are orderet; othef
. TiiIS1rili ClbS5sd 10 iphl qAscd HkrsFh V
no exception.
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The Greatest Invention of the Age
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Without change of cars to DAYTON and RICH
MOND and only one change of cars to ST.
LOUIS, INDIANAPOLIS and
CHICAGO.
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testimonial of the most distinguished
Artists TO Steinway & Sons.


NEW YORK, December, 1881.
The ptanofortes. GRIND, square and Up
right, manufactured by NIessrs. Steinway &
sons, have established for themselves so
world-yyide a reputation that 1t IS hardly pos
sibie for US to add anything to their Just fnme.
Having thoroughly tested and tried these
instruments personally for years, both In pub
to express our candid opinion regarding their
unquestioned superiority over any other
Piano known to us.
: Among the chief points OF their uniform
excellence are: Greatest possible depth, rich
ncSs and uolItle Of tone combined Nth rare
Throughout The entire scale, aud, ADORE dH, q
surprising duration Of sound, the pure and A1tIi-
pathetic quality Of tUhich IeTeT changes under
tEe most delicate or powerful touch. tL.,.'
This peculiarly Is found exclusively in the
Steinway Plano, and together with the
matchleSs precision, elasticity and prompt
ness of action always chnrtcterizing these In
strumentS, rs well as their unequaled duTa-
bility under the SevereSt trials Is truly sur
prising and claims at once the admiration of
every artist. We, therefore, consider the
SteinWay Pianos in allreSpects The best InStI1l-
them solely and exclusively OthsekteS M EibhcO or
Ilyirlte and recommend them tnFaridGy to orr
friends and utc Public.
We have at different times expressed our
opinion regarding the Pianos of various
makers. but freely aud tulLie4itdtiH9ly pro
nOttIlcs MessrS SetnlrC' x Sons Pianos superior
s b. Mills, Robert Goldbecl, Henry c.
Timm, +. L. Ritter, Geo. ". Morgan, Theo.
Thomas, Max MaretZelk, VIM. Mason, Robert
Heller, WIN. Berge, f. BriIndets, Theo. Noel
ling, l.. Muzio, GaTl AnSchurtZ, a. Ii. Pease,
Won Breuning, Theo. Eisfeld, Carl Bergmnnn.
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