Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
CITY NEW s.

! VIII hudSC u NO.' iOGdtGu On INC corner OF LusdW
| and v est streets covers area, including drying
houses, Ic. of upwards Of an acre Of ground Oh Two
| entire squares. The buildings arc five stories in
height, presenting a frontage Of four hundred and
thiryslX feet, with depth al ihe ooTs of forty
feet. Ali the modern mechanical aids TO labor are
hereintroduccd the handsome engine turns an hun
dred wheels, and moves 4 score Of saws; the motive
power. steam warns the entire building ard a num-
Der Of and costly machines, Of extraordinary
power and unique invention are in constant opera
tion to produce the beautiful instruments for the
| manufacture Of which this firm has acquired such
widespread celebrity, and which affords employment
to about three hundred of the most skliui arizans
| in America
The great success and steady expansion of this
celebrated establishment is another evidence Of what
honest, perseyering effort viii achieve, and is alike
credita5e to its founders and conductors and to its
| numerous patrons and friends. From modest DC
ginning in the face of strong prejudces in favor of
| instruments Of foreign manufacture, this iIm nave
pursued steady, straightforward course never de-
| waiting from established rue-to make good in
strument at a fair price--unt they have attained
| position piano manufactures second to none in
| the world. They have claimed superiority to
all, but have admitted inforoTty 10 Uone, and the
extensive business which they hare built up att ess
the merit and popularity of their Instruments For
| years past they have done large business in the
South and adjacent territory, but they are rival
ling N popularity in the Eastern and Western States
the most celebrated planes made in the East and in
fact, in the Western States already surpass in the
extent of sales any pianos now manufactured. Nor
is their trade confined to this country, lur in add
ton to large sales in South America and the West
| Indies they have sold several in Europe and with a
supply oI thirtyiyo instruments per week they have
not been able, for long while, to keep pace with the
| demand.
| In all that constitutes excellence in a piano that
| manufactured by Enabo d Co. Is acknowledged by
the most distinguished professionals in the world TO
have superior anywhere, while scores Ofamatcurs
Of no mean pretcnsjons have added their testimony
in favor Of the fine, yet elastic touch eyennes ana
| voiumue Of tonc and superior finish.
Every instrument sounds its own praise-speaks for
itseil-and in the course of @ business extending
| through many years. this firm has never gotten up
| an instrument with unseas0ned materials A large
| capital is invested in material. and the woodwork
has the most thorough natural seasoning long before
it put into use and the purchaser Of one Of these
instruments rest assured that ne possesses piano
OF sterling excellence which will preserve its char
acter as long as any in the world
Their extensive salesrooms and yareroonis are AT
No. $50 y. Baltimore street. under the SuDcriatcnd-
ence OF Mr.. /. 7. Stoddart, gentleman Of eminent
musical abilities. The upper portion Of this apart
! mcnt is handsomely fitted up for musical soirees
where the virtues of their excellent instruments are
often exhibited to tho qualification of apprcciativc
and discriminating audiences.
| SALES OF PROPERTY.-The following sales of pro-
pcrty have been made during the past week bv s. II
! Cover, auctioneeT:-A lot of ground in fee near
Madison avenue, opposite ST. Paul's Orphan Asylum
| fronting on School House street a5n fcrt McCuII,I
street go feet and Ross street $50 feet It was
| chased by Thomas II. keBSett for 81 800 Also lot
OF ground and improvements on the west side Of
Bond street. having front Of Is feet and depth OF
120 feet The improvements NO 237) consist, If n
two story bricl, ,SeIIinr and Store with brcl, ba
building &c, sold subject to an annual ground rent
of 3445 Purchased Jy Frederick Banccr for 81 3-5
Also, lot of gr ound. on Block street. nca- Thames
street. fronting - feet 10 inches and running back
about 20 feet improved by two story hri,' g-e-
ling kc. No. So Ground rent 81 ti tog ar,at,p. mr.
chased at SLIPS, by f. c. Mvor- Also. .9aant Io,
Of ground on Caroline Street in the rearof r7c oIo
property, having front Of 13 icet 10 inches. and
doptn Of about 10 feet also purchased by M Myers
Tor eF-' Also lot Of SroGaa al.d improvements on
LIe '?~1h"cst corner d t!nsoh aEi Elliot. streets
ironing gu teet ''ae running back = lss- to atle
"1 .i-Fi'' 'ilo+ila Cun>Ei' % three story arjch
| 'e1ti'h-- -''n"a'''Eieut and blacksmith s4op. Nc-
purchased l,y Fgiu 4ianr7 +or = ,.I ~ T., ''
lot al .,r,,uof II foe .i,,r,.os ~, .I,, -
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1ete'au' H. laF'nE Aoho' u. Hopper; Water, A.
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| dialogue SIX characters. Addresses were made
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l,'.' o. ~ NC" iitoI ol the hsh"oL 6oard l. I. NJ
| puic, oI "'e r''y Sooael' rev. L. an bokkeie.a
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MOTIFS 1Ao occasion was enc oi much pleasure =
all concerned
| THE ESCAPED CoyyIcTs s.-Deteativas Joh, v,
Smith and VIM f. Wallis arrived in this ciry yester
day morning. having in charge fine escored convicts
Boyle aud Smith whom they safety lodged in spccia
quarters in the pen;tertarv ,yhcre thev will ocoi,
enjoy the comforts Of that institution. They wer,
CAPTURED bv the officers NJ point in the Blue Rid
Mountains hot,vean Sniclar,s and Asbhv,s Con Tbc
officers had bcen in tho vicinity fer abo,t two aels
having learned that be nersar tbev were in scor1
of were in tbe neiohhorbood Marshal C,rr,icb..
and Cantain CassnIi had bcsn also in rurst of H.,
oonvi.;s b,t who returned 70 tlis cit,, f.r, 1.,
since. pravious 70 which the Nar.bal o,lieI - t
General com,nandin- that dcrartrra,,t TO- dot,cl
ment of cavalry fo aid in tAa [tutpre which Foyir
boor ,,,toI ,ia.a,!;,., S,;tt a,I v,1I; -.
to effect tho arrest and who in conjunction with the
cavalry seventy five in number, were successful
The soldier, having surrounded the place of coparc
ment, the escape of the conyicts was mrossibje ron
sequently thoy surrendered to the detectives win.
but little ceremony Boyle remarked. after hayi.,-
been taken into custody THAT he did not tbiul, the
officers could fad him, as he was in one of his oh
! haunts, where he had been with Moseby."
| ORr,rxrye Goops AVN Nyoxr,, Tr,-ntp F.,s,, pr,
rryCys.-Sereeont stncl, arrested =, negro ra,r,..
Tohn uorI,. ,,ostrIo,. Of +ba ;,t,,a, ar ,lI
| p,,+or III nf,.r,o, 49, -, g -; " -
f-r hin, - j., o,,r,,I 60 ,l,,t - II
a. ee 1rlor r,Iso ,-o,ar,oas T. ,,,roa-ad fr,, a.,
evidence a53IcaG bag,ra tbs ,1,os+rsts ,i,o ~.
GRO was in the eIr,,Ioy Of Richard Vo who roe;,il
at No. Y West baltimore street and that he went ,
tho Store or Mr. Rutcr M "a yVast Talti,na-o..ra,.
and ;old the proprietor that Mr.. Wall desired u.