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Sttvesss ), seymour,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Paper, Stationery, Blank Books, School Books
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The subscribers invite the attention Of city and country
their extensive assortment of Goods
branch Of trade We receive goods direct from the manu-
cturer both foreign domestic aud enabled to SELL
AS Low other We have in store and to which
receiving constant additions:
PAPERS.
PRINTING, of all sizes and qualities.
WRAPPING various .izes
WRITING English French and American.
STATIONERY, of every description.
BLANK BOOKS consisting of Records Day Books
Journals. Ledgers. Time Books etc.
COPYING PRESSES
INKS PLAYING CARDS, etc
SCHOOL BOOKS.
| A Large assortment, consisting Of
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| 1000 McGufey's READERS.
| -Aso-
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French pan 1t becomes hard and don't waste away In
wash like common yeow soap. PyIe's Buing Powder Nj
the laundry bue 10 All first class grocers Keep theu
JAMES PYLE,
Death to the Living.
= 10 NG LIVE THE KILLERs
To destroy use and eectually get rid Of BED BUG
try the lannon's DEAD SHOT, article sold ny druggs
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Eo0ls,a EleIT EEOfei.

r. W. TALTAFERRo. P. NJ.
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LONG LIVE THE KILLERS.
To destroy use up and eectu4y get rid Of BED BUGS,
try the famous DEAD SHOT, article ny all druggists
BARNES. WARD & CO,
Now 0rlesns Wholesale Agents.
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wALLACK's THEATER-THs RvAIS-
OLYMPIC THEATER-LospoS ASSURANCE
NlBLOS GARDEN-Mns BArsnAS IN "LEAH"
WINTER oARDEN-EpvIx BoorH IN HAMLET.
LUCY RUsHTONs NETWORK TliEATER TIM
BLACK DOMINO" BErwzzs TOO AID M Asp rHs
Posi-"
BROADWAY TREATER-JoHs z. OWNS IN "soLos
SHIHGLn"
BARNUMs MUSEUM-EsHB; On. THn WAsLock o,
ruK observation-disclosures, so.-Afts'noon aud
Evening
FoXs OLD BOwERY THEATER-CAsrLn OF Ton
nISAi; Oh, TEE PHASrons-FoRssr o. boSpri Os
THk Doc OF MosrARGIA
NETWORK CIRCUS-lirH sT.-EouxsrsIAS AND orn'
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BACK RIpER-NADAAs LOUISE TouRSAiRR-LkU =.
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TAILOR.
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Mac A. JocKo, TIE hosKEr-UsKD ur. Oh rHs hor
OF FASHION.
GEORGE CHRIsTY's FTFTE.AvENUE oPERA.EoUsE
DOUBLE BEDpEp RooM-NEw SosGs.
COOPER INSTITUTE-Nns Z. J. GREESvIELD, the
BLACK SWAN Miss Kate Laner. Miss NJ A. Wilhafns,
Miss Reb@cca Woke, and Messrs Day and spellnan
DODwORTH HALL-CoHcknr roa THE BEsErif o.
GEORGE w. CRAw-MR. ". V. Noe AND TEE Billed
QuARTErTz CLUB.
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A CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants Of the public and in order to prevent unscrupu
lous dealers from palmins Of inferior and worthless
goods as the MORTON GOLD PENS shall hereafter
SELL no GOODS AT wHoLEsALR erctpnnS only 10 duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents. to whom Certln'
cate Of such Agency will be given. and Who alone shall
be able to sell the MORTON PENS In that city or village
To my Agents shall give q liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public at ny published and
well known prices.
Jewellers or Stationers WILL in all cases be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application, BY letter or otherwise.
Where no Agency is established, those wishing the
MORTON Pen must send to my store. where prompt
attention will be given TO their orders
Circular. with fac-simile Engraviugs Of all Sizes
and Prices will DO sent to any one on receipt OF letter
postage.
Address A. MORTON, No. 25 Maiden-lane New.York.
Dated New.York. Nov. !. 1865.
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Thenters.

Mrs. Wood will appear at the Olympic Theater
tonight, after quite long absence, and will enact
Lady Cav SPEAKER in Mr. Bouccauts fye.act farce OF
London Assurance" The character is well fitted to
Mrs. Woods talents and peculiar sightseeing that 1t
Affords scope for the free play Of animal spirits and
for that skill in parody for which Mrs. Wood is remark
abe To be free and easy exuberauty mirthfu. dash
ing joyial and mischieyous. TO wear riding.hablt
gracefully and TO rdcue, by rather broad expedients.
the folly and vanity Of an old op Is to make the best
that can be made Of Lady Gay Spanker, who, though
called lady. is but the carcature Of ladyship Mrs.
Wood We say cannot fail to do absolute Justice to the
part Her 'iyecty Is inexhaustible aad her mirthful
ness carries al gravity before H. Ia other respects,
also .ire Of parts Is promising. hr Davenport
will play Dazzle. and Mr.. Stoddard will assume the
senie foppery OF Sir Haroourt County. London As,
surance" is TO be acted at the Olympic Tuesday'sDd
Wednesday also but on Thursday there will be 8
change Of programme Mrs. Wood will then play
Annc Bracegirdle, in "Tbe Actressby Daylight" and
viii appear. together with Mr.. Davenport, in The
Two Friends" Black-Eyed Susan" will be produced
in good time. Mr.. Davenport appearing In the manly
and touching character of William, the Jolly tar.
new comedy entitled. who Killed Cock Robin !.
announced as now in rehearsal. and Mrs. Wood also
p.onaes new buresqus and a new romantic specta
es play IN the ieouse Of the season. Ii viii be seer
that her to town bids fair to keep the Olympic in
\ q very lively condition.
Hamlet, at the Winter Garden, will illustrate
his wefu story tonight and TO morrow night and
then withdraw into congenisl shadow. On "Wednesday
there viii be q mstine, Ar. Booth appearing as Roy
Bias There viii be public performance in the even
ing Of that day. dressrehearssl Of Richeeu bein'
appointed for that time Ga Thursday next the grea
cardinal viii emerge. for the rst time this season II
all the pomp Of ecclesiastical dignity, and all tn
Pleudor Of spirit Of generous romance. He Is verl
pleasing old prslats As drawn BY Bulwsr Lyttor AM
] atsfRrstsd hs Mr.. fredericksburg be mar hs's hs''
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DIED.

cARNEGIE-On Sunday. Jan. %, Mr. George Carnegie .
native Of AYR, Scotland. aged Sc years.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested W
attend his funeral wedne.dey Jan 81 at O'Clock p me-
from his late residence No. Sc West Thirty sishthH
LAwRENCE-on Saturday. Jan; q. Sarah Augusta Law
renee daughter Of the late John l.. Lawrence
The friends Of family respectfully invited 70 ne
fnnrrnI on Tuesday JAN 90 at o'clock at St. Make
Church corner of Second ave. and feminist
NAsH-On Friday evening Jan. rs Hannah Nash widow %
the late David Nash OF Wsteryet ~ ~ In the 'Osh yes
Of her age. On "a
er funeral will take place on Monday, JAN 49, at 10 m.
from The residence OF her son. s. =. Nash No. II Ness
Nneeenths The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
RICARD-on Saturday JAN a. after short illness, Abigail
wife Of George Ricard, in the 63th year OF her age
The funeral will take place Tuesday JAN o. eoe.s
from the Uniyrrsas Church Of Fourth and Somh
Thirdsts Wilamsburgh The relatives and hiend. srs
invited 10 attend without further notice.
Newport, r. l., and California papers please copy.
sEABOLp-oa Sunday Jan. %. ahsr lingering iinesst
Ferdinand Of Jacob and Mary sraooid agee
20 years aud "a days. ,,,..
Tie relative, and friends Of The family respectfully invited
10 attend the fuHesl services 20 be held tho Mrthod
Episcopal Church in Eighty siIhst between Third sse
Fourthaves. on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock withors
further notice.
sULLIVAN-Op Sunday jan %, at the Eew.York ipsths
ton for the Blind James Sullivan, aged II years
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MusicaI.
yEy.yoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,


The third concert of the twenty-third season
took place at tho Academy Of Music Oh Saturday evea
enc before the largest and most brilliant audience OF
are eoson So immense an attendance proves lhe con:
inrea nonuary of this old and most excellent society,"
rhs programme was as follows: Symphony. No In H.
Mozart Capriccio Brillants. in T. Minor op - Men
d,lssohu. performed by Wehli; Overture, Me!usine'
N.pdeSeohn Grande Fantasia. Airs from Faust, by
Wehli. and Fantastic symphony an Episode IN the
life of an Artist" Hector DeTlioz
The svu ohony In p Is one Of Mozarts happes. insp
ratious: each movement has its pecahsr and chArac
,e,.,,e bcautes all treated with so nnch decacy o
an,v and poetic imagination that 1t Is dort TO indi
cat, ureference To the uulearned in music however
the Anasnte rs mos: easily apprecisbe from the tender
sow of ia passionsie musical thought hozsrfs feel
inc far and treatment Of the orchestra can never be er
eeled The expression may BE- enlarged by sone added
means 10 meet Aorid taste bat the principle n In
mu,abe "a Il IL based upon the characteristics sonori
ties Of the instruments. The symphony was charming
~ PLAYED In every respects no shsde Of dsiicaoy VA
sighted no point Of expression omitted. while In 90
curacy nothing was left 10 be desired
Mepdslssohns lovely overture /" Meiusine was yer,
finely executed but the Interpretation lacked dramatic
force. 1t 10 simple story. plainly but psssonatel,
told and gives scope for very strong soerns vthou
which, though Is good music, IL n to certain extsn
meaningless The reading vS altogether too smoosi
20 truly interpret the intention q the composer
Mr.. wsaut psrfOrssasa = ~ q eias saRztsss
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Protest Asnia., the Reeipreeity Treaty.


PHILADELPHfA Jan, p, 1866.
large meeting was recently held at Williams
.,ort pa AZ which the agricultural. laundering and
her interests Of that region were represented Reso-
nt,oas were adopted against the renewai Of the Reoi
~ ,hs urited states and advantageous only TO the
British Provinces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
U.. al, sehsener Neptune-Psssessers
and Grew Ssved--sisking OIL % s'e~"er
an the Red River-Perseuai'
NEW ORLEANS. ia,

NEW ORLEANs. Jun, =, -N-
The schooner Neptune hence for Rio :; JaS CsR..
. ith IS passengers lost on the loin on .ne
coast. The passengers and crew were saseo, ~. !.
brought here on the Guiding Star. The vessel was
The steamer Anna Perrite. bound TO New. orieana
sank In the Red River on the Upper faus he' '"'e'
Cant Cheiehtou Of the bark Three Bells. who saveo
the passengers ofthe wrecked steamer sAn fs'ai'''
cone wars RRo 10 here.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, JANUARY g. 1866

IAN iron one. In this CASEY within the city Of New
York
Professor ]. W. s. Hows, the well-known
and much esteemed elocutionst. gives reading TO-
morrow night at the schoolhouse in the rear OF the
Church of ST. John, In S. Johns Park Thu VIII oe
the fst Of a course given by ProL Hows, under
the auspices Of the clergy and teachers OF the schools
and church Of 81. John.
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Business n Offices.

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE Mrs. WISsLoWs
SOOTHING srHuP for children ,eehns 1t has been used for
30 year. with neverang safety and succs" by millions Of
mothers for their children Il coects scdy Of the stomseh
relieves wind collie regulates the bowels and gives rest health
aud comfor, to mother and child Thtyhve cents bottle
Offices No. q Deyt. NewYOrt and No. 2os High Holborn'
London England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
Eroa New-Oriesns-F Fatal Shooting ARRAY
One Man KiIied-ADother Severely
Wounded.
NEW. ORLEANS. Jan. %, Is

A fatal ARRAY occurred on Gray!er,st. yestcr'
Nv in abich II l.. Newberry was killed. sbnd Capt.
.s)ldham severely wounded. The young man who sh0t
Newberry surrendered.
The steamer Wilmington, from New'fork' aad ar
rived at Galveston. IT,, -,
The steamers Huntsville and Missouri sailed this
evening for New York and the GdidinS star VIII leave
tomorrow. ,,,,,.
Cotton active; sales 100 bales OF 4sc for Mddlings
Spgsr-Far. l4lc. New York checks, 3diseount gold
30. Freigh:s unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29
A Steamer Burped-Lo.s OF Life.

tAIhO, Jun. ., Zoo.
The steamer Ashiar Agnes, with 1920 bales
os cotton, wss recently burned on the Altsmaha
River Georgia The boat was valued at $4,000; in
ured for that amount Most OF tue cotton was insured
Five or six negroes we're lost.
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The Freedmen in Eas, Texas.

NEw.0BLEASs Jan. e, 1896.
Better accounts come from East Texas. The
freedmen are making contracts.
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10000 Elegant BRICKS are made daily by the
NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE which Is the wonder Of the
age ABRAM REoUA. General Agent, No. 100 Broad.
vay Neu.York
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Pie Righ,icth Sew-YorL.

NORFOLK Va, Saturday, Jan. O. 1896.
The s0th New-York Regiment has been mus
,zered out and will leave for home On the 18th inst.
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Advertisements

JEFFERs's Gold, Silver and White Satin full
dress BOOTS and SLIPPgRs Also new style oil Ladies
Walking Boots All at low prices JEFTrRs a13 Bway'
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sailing Of she North American.

PORTLAND. Me-, Jan. % 1850.
The steamship North American, Capt. Kerr,
sailed at S O'Clock this morning for Liverpool.
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MEXICO

sOmciaI Repuhtic"H observation-disclosures
French s.tarG On HI Paso Abandoned
Prospects OF the Evacuation Of the
Country by the Invaders.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1866.
Official news up to the 18th of December has
,een received here from III Paso the present seat OF
The Mexican Government. After the occupation OF
Shhuahua by the French they sent an expedition 70
III Paso against President Juarez who collected at that
ace Gen. Ferragas division, and made other prepara'
ons TO resist the invaders with every chance OF sue
cess. When the French heard Of this they marched
ack to chihuahua thus abandoning the idea Of attack
Eng FL Paso The news from tie interior is represented
As quite encouraging The mpressionlprcvailed in the
whole country that the French would soon abandon
Nexico.
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Gperial Notices.
Watches and Jewelry.

FINE GOLD WATCHES Of all descriptions Americas.
Swiss. and English. Jules Jursensen Lsvae,c O. Besss-
lev and other makers-some In Enamel and Diamond Cases
FIFTY, SIXTY and sEvENTY.FIyE to THREE HUMID
RED DOLLARS each.
SILVER WATCHES,
American Swiss, and English, FIFTEEN, TWENTY.
TWENTY-FIVE, and THIRTY to NINETY DOLLARS
each.
DIAMOND RINGS,
Solitaire Cluster and Hoops THIRTY FORTY. and FIFTY
10 EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS each
FINE GOLD WATCH'CHAINS,
Of a. kinds Chaelsines Guard and Vest Chains TWENTr
FIVE, FORTY, FIFTY to THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
each.
GENTLEMEN'S SCARF PINS.
Amethyst Pearl Topper Garnet carbuncle. Opal and Ens
Ell, TWO, THREE, -FOUR, FIVE, SIX to FIFTY DOLLARS
each.
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS,
New Styles Enamel Topaz Amethyst and Pearl BOOd'tons
CsrbuncIe Garnet Jet Coral, kc., TWO. THREE, FoUk.
FIVE, SIX, EIGHT, TEN to FIFTY DOLLARS Set.
EARRINGS AND PINS,
New Styles. Pearl. Coral, Garnet Csrbuncle, Enamel hm.
tbyst, Etruscsn, Jet kc, &C., FIVE, TEN fHTEkN'
TWENTY to ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Set
BRACELETS,
Fine Chain Roller Chain Flat and Oval Bands Gold ana
Enamel Black and White, TWELVE. FIFTEEN, TWENTY
TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS each.
For sale BY GEO. c. ALLEN No. as Broadway one docs
below Csnalst.
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At fashionable receptions, the only perfume
considered en- r.sls 10 PmArsrs NieHr BLoouue csaza
Two yesrs ago had almost entirely 'uper'eded tho rss4
Extracts and nothing bet miserable limitations oftbe@ O.
now be procured occupies the field without oenpsos-
Marietta Register
SEVENTH REGIMENT RECEPTION
use GEORGE w LAIaDs BIoon YOurz' 1t renders tAs
complexion clear and besutifd Sold By Druggists every
where. Depot No. u Futonst
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TIE PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1867.

THE PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1867.
NEw.Yonx, January a, 1893.
farther extension ofme for presenting applications fos
space the above named exhibition until the iss Of MareA
DeIt having been arranged II desirable, with view to
selected presentation Of the mechanical inventions %
the United States that the number Of applications should -
large possible, ard all Engineers, Miners ownen Of
Mines Agricultural and Mineral Produeers Inysniors and
Agents Asgnees OF Inventors therefore respectfully
urged 10 forward this Agency their and resdencs@
and those Of all other parties known TO them to be interested
having control Of useful invention in order that cEms
Of application should be sent to them.
All applications should be made upon the proper blsnh
FORMS which furnished grstuousy by the underned
and should be to this Office before the s Of March nexf
but parties whose applications shall be accepted will have
until the ls of December for the delivery Of their articles -
New York.
Full printed information circulars and documents win b
furnished by the undessned TO s parties applying thereo
either personally or by letter. J. c. DERBr,
U. 8. AsRxr PARIS universal EXPEDITION.
No. spruce Tribune Buidinss) and No. 20 Psrkrow,
Times BuIldng,, NewYork.
The ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES which are
rapidly econOmizng tiue and giving universal 'atiafscon
wherever known, are for SALE BY a, ,OoO,-.,
Orders By mail attended TO.
j. T. ELLIS, DEALER IN
WHEELER WILSON HowE SEWING MACHINES.
No. e3e Broadway cor. Twenty. secondst.
Machine. to rent and KEEP, in order without charge
No interruption on account of fire, in the sale
Of WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES BY J. T. LILLE.
No. 500 Broadway Machines repaired and to le as usssh
THE FLORENCE GOLD MEDAL LoCK-STIrCn
SEWING MACHINE. with reversible feed.
No sos Broadway. New. YORK.
GROVER & BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELAsro STITCH SEWING MAoHISn for family use No. ~
Broadway.
IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Iallo1
and Manufacturer. GRovra BAKER sKvIsG MAcnisa
CoxPAsY No. 495 Broadway.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY.-EJIAs
Hovn it, President. No. e19 Broadway. Agents wanted
WHEELRR IL WILSON'S LOCK STITCH SEWING
MACHINE and BurrosHoLE MAcEIsR No 625 Roadway.
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Arctic Regions.

popular meeting Of the friends Of the Association fss
the Advancement Of Science and Art" viii be held Ia tAs
gree. Hall Of the Cooper Institute. on
Jan. 30, ct O'Clock.
Dr. HAYES, the eminent Arctic Explorer, viii delivers
lecture on ICEBRRGS."
Reserved seats, 60 cents; osher seats, Is cents
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Assembly District UNION
AssCIATIJN will at Headquarters. corner Eighth.
ave- and Thirty third st.. MONDAY EVENING. Jan 10.
at o'clock. T. H. TOShEh, fresidsnt
GtLzAp b. NAsH Secretary.
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RIcHmoND.

Gen. Terry's 0rder-The Prsvisiens Ies-
piled by 1.-THE vssrani Hill or Vir'
ginia-Review Of Psbiic sensineat-
The New Constitution and iss Origin
Dangerous Results Of Withdrawing
the sry-RxtraerdinsrY Powers OF
the Freedmeu's Bureau-vfrxinis Jus-
riee-singplar LcgisIstisn--Bniia s the
ballard Hsuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29

Inyalid,s travelling Chairs on Wheels ,eapt:d z
use indoors sttong and light Pncss 70 -
PATENT CANTERING HORSES the moss suscsY
Hobby ever nysn, ed TO indoors ou Prices sLo
sTR9SG WAGoSs. NURSERY SWINGS, cnAhiOIS
CARRIAGES, PROPELLERs. ROCKING liOkszs,, ~ 70
SALE by the manufacturer. s. W. SMITH No WV
liam-st.
Any gentleman In want Of shirts nsss, rs
Under Clothing Gloves scsrfs Iss &C. ,.,S 10 ss,.n
department. No PARKa0W opposite ne 40 an Ssas
10 psir room for Sprinf seods Spendid Psper Sos
Ger 100; ans Linen Collars o. Is per doisn, ~
Eisnnsl Irswes Oh IS and on through tns eiae .o
Trs. R.iIr..S NE. Of the City Of Fsw.fsrss
are invited % cal Il tbs Once Of NUM- ~ R.,,s.
r. md ersnips ths Model ofs new Issn'
sSicS Invented By 81 bal. Of C.nicn oS,o % 10
cream ana elective, tnst neees o ~ ~ M -
90 chesp 4, I be on erhibdon Until Dist JAa1
Gy -. 1E"' W.
-. Patent Eiastic Rubbcr Premirs
r,Sss ,bs .ssssi cheapest. and nc.t spIroyed % ne
40 Send Tor Circular Losh1oI - lLVh, ,oi ysy:
- mise Brick Press (msnuhs farinS
A.. oss.1stsd psssd Bhck) new IN spsrsen w. Jesse
CIV! oGss W III Hrotaw'y.
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sIrpERInR Pi1NGfORTEs

SUPERIOR PIANO-FORTES.
"They are tbs best squsrs Panootes have played
upon."-fHARRI SAsDEKsos o.
'"They are very superior Instr fnents -IGorTscnALE
bey pos.e,s In The hshe.t deee all tho essentials Of
perfect piano. II WILLIAM MASON
L,ds.r saw. January 1885: We bought Of BrsdbVy1
sprs and confident that better psns
''u'' ~ WILLIAM y. BRADBURY,
Nos 42T and as Broomet,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-29

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