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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-07
BROWN e. PERKINS


BROWN & PERKINS
Pianos for the People!
~ AGO BROoME ST, NEW YoRk,
WE would call the attention of publ,
Nv 10 our elegant New Scale Pianos, in th,
following styles Ffla ~
STYLE "A, octave, Front larre round
corners, plain case, either octagon or cary.
Ell legs straight bottom, bead moulding
sTW, ps'a ~ S45C
| win serpentine moulding on pinth, cary.
s,f w 'tes any 'yre. 500
round, serpentine bottom mouldings
same as on style D, carved Tyre and desk
sqW u'E oarSeo 'egs. $50
81 lie ID octave, Four large round
corners finished back, mouldngs on rim
and pllnth, serpentine bottom, carved
yre anu desk, elegant carved fruit legs 6oo
:, Inc above styles are all finished in ELEGANT
rosewood cases and have the full iron frame
french action harp pedal beveed ton. iyorv
Keys and key fronts. and exceed in oyerstrr,nJg.
e'Ss nearly all the IA octave Pianos new man
rtctured They are made of the best materials
'rsi Tor finish, durability, purity and sweetncss
OF tone cannot be surpassed.
me -FOUR styles described above emhodv oil
.ne essential changes In exterior finish of case
"h i', are NY many manufacturers run IN Ia Ia
or 70 patterns. FIF W " 40
We invite the attention Of the public. Of
dealers and the profession. to critical examln.
ati0n OF the merits IF our Pianos.
BY avoiding the great expense attendant pnoo
costly factories and expen-ive warerooms In tba
city we are enabled to off these piaoos a,
prizes which defy competition and invite all to
call and examine them bsfore purchasing alec
where. raeing else
When references and TESTIMONIALS are reon,rea
py ,hose abont TO purchase instead of presen,ina
! display Of professional names we refer 10 the
ph,tles 10 whoa we have sold our Pianos. Tba,r
JUDGMENT as to the real merits Of our instr,
nents AZ to their durability. touch, sweetness
'nu power OF tone fstanGing in tune. "a, has
- On an actual experience. being of far more
,a,ue IMAM the mere good opinion Of the Artist
however capable, who merely tries In a wasa
oom Instruments in perfect tune and order
sn'cn nave Just received The workmen,s lsst
inishing touches. Our motto il last
"Qmch Sales and Small Pro6tsp
10 Send for Circular. to
- BROWN s. PERKINS.
% 420 Broome st. New York
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-07
GROVEsTEEN Il CO.,
400 Broadway, N. Y.
PIANO FORTES.

Ourlast new addition to our different styles,
Is attracting the admiration OF both critics and
populace. We mention specially some of the
claims of the new PIANO. Believing the exte.
rior should be as beautiful to the eye as melody
getting them up in style that is conceded
by all who have seen them to be the hand
soonest PIANO FORTE made. They are an entire
ly new Style with four full round corners,
heavily carved lcgsan Tyre, base richly mould
ed. and contains our latest improved new scale
and action. The tone is melodious, and its
adaptability to passages of every shade of ex
pressions, from the softest murmurs the Cres-
sendo. and the +. F.. gives the the Perform.
er every advantage of the Concert grand.
Price $500. July 10, '6Y. ly
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Cash Paid For Hides

hida ea'se T VIII pay the highest prices for
~ n,,''s iney are also prepared to Tan Leather
~ customers on reasonable terms. AMI viii
Iia .a good work. Az no leather viii he
, injured by hot liquors for none will he n.aS
/, w ,e.'enner the place under The Sash sbon IN
Nov az ,oeo Brown 4 Mcfarland,
49, wa f'"" Al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-07
! iss0ist Central and SMlsi-
van Railroads. -..
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
]. Arrangement commencing July. Isl

1867. a4. Oh G.afrcg .sssasa aa 'l5a i as
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST gtt. #Is.
Leave Waterbury at S.42 N, 2.i0 an
3.4S M
Mail Train leays Rouse Point at A. 30 A. N =.
receives passengers from Ogdensburgh II. f.
and connects at White River junction and bel
lows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester,
Springfield, and with trains on Passumpsic K. r..
arrives at New York at 1915 P. NJ
Steam oat Train leaves Montreal ut $50 m.
st. 10 ms at 10 a. M, arriving at Burlington 10,
40 a. M, connecting there with Steamers for
Lake George, Saratoga. DC.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 AM, st.
Johns at 10 a. m, Ogdepsburgh, at 5. 80 p IN. +,
Rouse's Point at 1915 a. M. for Boston, &C..
arriving in Best via Lowell at TO- 80 p. III.
Night Expire caves Ogdensburg at II /.
80 AM Montreal at $3.50 NJ, Rouse Point at 5. 40
p m st Johns at 400 pm. arriving at Boston
at $40 NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire r. R. for Boston and Worcester, and
with vt. Valley r. r., for Springfield &c. !.
and arriving n New York at IL 80 p. m.
TRAIHsGOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 1922 A NJ, S.42 AM, 4.03 P
NJ, and 5.20PM Nrs
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at s oo
a m, for Burlington, st Adams, 0gdenscurgh
nd Montreal e s EIIi ns-a5s
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell, at 90
A. M, via. Lawrence and Fitchburg at 80 a.
M, Springfield at T.45 a. M. for Burlington,
St. Adams. Ogdensburgh and Montreal. ~
The train leaving Boston Via Fltehburg ut 80
a. M, and Springfield at 7. IS a. m, connects at
White River Junction with the Day Express
train.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at :. 50
a. m. Burlington, Rutland, st. Adams, Rouse 8
Point. Ogdensburgh &c.
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at 10.
WPM, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad, leaving New York at IL. Is NJ, and
from Cheshire railroad, leaving Boston at $3.50 P
NJ, connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at 800 M, for Burlington.
Rouse's Point, Montreal, and 0gdensbureh,
connectin at Montreal and Ogdensburgh, with
Grand Trunk trains for the west.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night ex
press trains running between st. Adams an
Boston, and st. Adams and Springfield
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. G MERRILL,
st. Adams July LIST 1867. 80 Sup't.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-04
BROOKLYN INrELLIGENCE.

STAINING AyrRAy.-A young man named James Irvine
entered the saloon Of 3acob Ens in Court street,
Warren, with two friends Saturday night
where he created disturbance in regard to the pay
for oysters and drinks They refused to pay
for the refreshments they had aken and about to
assault Mr. Endrs, the proprietor when Henry Smith,
one OF his clerks, seized oyster knife and stabbed
Irvine In the back At this point tho police called
in but Smith had made his escape from of the
saioon The injured taken TO a neighboripg
drug store where his wound dressed after which
ARREST OF ALLEGeD YOUNG HycnwAYxES fol.
warrant ny the police Of the Forty sixth precinct on
charges Of assault and highway robbery Thomas Ken.
needy, aged 20; Michael Kelly 90; Henry Evans, 20;
Michael Bray, %; Hugh AcGynn, IL The complainant
Conrad Pefers0a lager beer dealer dong business
the OF Beswick and North Second street.
F. D. He alleges that the prisoners attacked him in
Moeker avenue on Friday afternoon sGs while he
frend named raggayt md, wh6 some Of them knocked
him down others red his pockets Of the Of $50
Treasury notes appears that Peterson and his friend
had been drinking pretty frcey Ut tho Manor House at
considerable money. They then logged them far as
Meeker avenue, and committed alleged, the above
offence rhe prisoners are members Of Socia Club !"
in Graham avenue, near Smith street. They will have
hearing before Justice Walter to-day.
Rosskx. "A thief entered che cellar Of Patrick Gre
rend's residence, No 80 Prospect street. on Saturday
night aad cot on about $50 worth OF The water pipe
with which he escaped
AccyDExrs-Panck Ryan, aged SIXTY years. was Sc
verey injured by failing upon tho les at the corner Of
Pearl and York Streets on Saturday He was taken 70
his home In JAY street. ss-4
J. Quniaa fell upon the leo 10 Hudson avenue yester.
day marniEs, aud sustained fracture OF the arm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-04
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

TINE Szrzuvo BRtTTY STILL LyEs-The Richmond
Ernns Of the I'd inst compares State sovereignty
"the Sleeping Beauty in the fairy tale who retained all
her freshness till passing Prince became enamored OF
her beauty and the spell broken. So too shall it
be with State soyereIgnty.n Though IL slumber for
hundred the Examaer thaks future genera
ton will "become snamorcd with Its loneliness and
will marry again 10 that constitution from which in
our day has been unhappily and rudely divorced
GOVERNOR WELLS MESSAGE Tho New Orleans papers
runc considerably tho message Of Governor Wells,
" which no repeats his conviction that the riot was an
uhprovosed massacre Of loyal citizens headed by the
police ard assisted b. mob, 70 crafty their hatred Of
every man VINO remained true 70 the government during
the rebellion o. abandoned s cause. The Governor
also strongly app>s of the constitutional amendment
as just and proper anu no believes t to be within
such guarantees as are therein sec-~a
Is.xsuccssss NEGRO EvIDEScE.--
"a G., Ne,os tolls story Of nes,s .~'a
.-aigned In court for various crimes. One Of thS
ordered TO stand forward while the indictment
but he resisted and said look yer Boss ainy tho
boy what tex 10 mule-rm do boy dat teef do gun !"
This ingenious at least and showed the pride Of the
soldier who felt sure that stealing gun such
miserable OFFENCE as was the stealing Of . mule. An.
Other becoming impatient the long delay Of justice In
his particular instance said 10 tns ocer Look Yer,
Boss, you keep me yer two -Aays Already Why not Glib
mo hundred lash ~ sace and To- mSgol" Here, now,
was manly sensible negro, who had notion Of
tie appearance Of time equally correct notion OF his
doserls and Of tho peculiar remedy proper TO the
nature Of negro by which 70 reach his conscience and
prepare his heart for REFORM simply by external
irritant applied to the skin.
NEW TowN IN RHODE Isrkvp.--For the second time
only since 1908 . new town has been constituted in
Rhode Island. There thirty -four towns In the
State. The new one Ia called woonsockst
CONFEDERATE CorrRAcrs Another decision In souh
Carolina, the 10Th ut confirms the general ruling
there tho seeding States that contracts made during
the prevalence Of the Confederate currency bs ST.
tied the basis Of the relative value Of gold the
tho contract made. THIS is that OF Jacksos
Lazarus decided by Chancellor Ie.csne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-04
CITY uHTELLIGRMCE.

THE STEAMSHIP r. CuYLER-The supposed priva.
teer R. Cuyer At present lies At the foot Of Fifth
street. East river In change Of four Custom House
officers Nothing is allowed to be placed on board or =
leave the vessel, and no communication u held W tn
which led TO the seizure the vessel win be held day
before Of tho United States Commissioners
An ron THE CRErAxs-The receipts Of material aid for
the suffering Greeks the Island Of Crete had reached
up to yesterday evening" $4,000 The contr usions are
es e Nj S e
hesitancy in asking a mniy(um Of 8 10, leaving the
generosity Of the donors toexpand ~ they may deem
proper
IMPROVEMENTS At Police HEADor nnrERs.-The large
plot Of ground adjoining Police Headquarters which
extends from Mott TO Mulberry reet-an area Of two
hundred feet in length by twer in breadth-has
just been purchased by the Co Amssioners. intend
viii be exclusively reserved for the use Of The various
departments Of tho Boards Il Health ana Excise These
from want OF other and <ee ample modatons 70
transact their business n certain rooms in the Police
Headquarters and now dat The husaess Of the two
missions has increased doubefod 1t has bcen found
necessary for the Commissioners 10 look around for
better quarters H1noc the purchase Of the plot Of
the headquarters.
DESCENT ON DEs0RDERLY HoUsg--Iast evening Cap.
tain Ward. Of the Twenty second precinct made de-
scent upon alleged disorderly house. located No.
435 West Fifty.sscond street, kept by man named
Patrick Lynch alleged to DO the of thieves and
prostitutes LYNCH the proprietor together with James
Kane Michael Bradley, John Matthew'S Patrick Golden
Michael Reilly, Thomas fitzpatrick, Annie Golden and
Ellen -culieu arrested and locked up to ait
examination at the Market Court this morning
FOUND DEAD.-Lass evening John Hayes dwelling at
the OF Twentieth and A. found
dead In led The Coroner was notified to hold an in
| quest the remains
AccIrEyrMaria Cady, little girl residing in Forty
fourth street, between Second and Third avenues
| taken yesterday morning by her mother, TO Beevu,
Hospital suffering from Of the collar bone
| accidentally received whilo playing in the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-04
NEW JERSEY 1nTELL1GEHCE.
Jersey City.

CONDITION oF rns FrsRlRs--A petition Is being signed
Aor presentation TO the Legislature Of New Jersey setting
,'n me condition Of the ferries plying bet ~ccn Nsw
eey aao New York On some OF the ferries Abe boats
ss so"p'aned OF rs too SNAIL and on all during The
season. wnen the Ice floats down the rver their made
qoaeyw0 .ne public requirements results Ia ahe Oss OF
- a"e' rsss'c's srsvsl and impedes the progress
OF the State. The attention ~ -. : -.-,e..s II
spe,ay srected TO the condition ana nnnsccmsn ~
naso,,n ieriss where the sccennodssions are
rvust snsumcicnt Ia the particulnrs of hossr
ptiages and wit ng rooms The petton pravs sbst
10 be pointed TO 20 Hoboken this winter
frou, =, Me y poins aud take testimony in pnbhc
enaa,sT s,srs ~ nrther hoped Thar LAWS may be-
@ Isqurng ca IN ferry company TO keep at east
'"c ice noat Tor use during the winter 49,
'osvocarios-The okegy OF the Protestant Episcopal
nur'n OF Northern Nov, Jersey will convene in convo
auVn Chris church his noon the SERVICES being
PUBIC large number OF ciergymen wv take par, IL
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every sense Of the word both regards the qu Atty ana
the cultivation her voice. Miss Octavis Gomien 10
an excellent contrao, and NessFs lamar and Renio
support the and bass parts In hg ny creditable
manner The character Of the music kis church will
compare favorably with that Of any other Catholic
splendid instrument the congrega' ion are never dis
appointed in good music.
Other Chare nee.
At some OF the other churches the musical
services interesting, 9th In the quality and
variety Of their music. v A. George W. Morgan pro-
sides at the organ Of Grac church and has an excellent
choir under his contrc' AZ mos. Of the Congrega-
tional Baptist and Methodist churches the music
IS seneraily 40 Congregational kind, and
comprises con nymns ana anthems Tho singing Of the
aeI SPECIES o. 81 music is much improved OF late
s aaa 'nS sru ery Of the psalms receives the aten.
uon u mauy 4 our best chors Let us hope that
.u o nj progress still further IN the metropolis
uan ou Wv Sabbath day from hundred churcnes
I , SCI h like forms OF melody and grand etne-
isa of heavenly harmony viii attest the re-
iglous ie <fngs OF our people. When organist and
sses the influence of the place, the time and SUD-
Handel and Mozart take the place OF smith
@ operac pagarisms when on great festivals tne
pa.op al conductor shall guide hundred voices ana
ms vsnents with the organs voice OF subimty through
wy azes Of truly grand mass when pastors ana con-
% scatons literally support good chors then we may
0ok for the millennium Of church music Perhaps we
oRy have some OF those old masses Tor Twelve SIX
teen and twenty four voices exhumed and Df Cuters
splendid Cecian choir giving chronological concerts
John Jones We may safely intrust oratorio TO the
Cecilian choir as they are worthy OF the trust and LOOK
out for chors alone needing occasionally sharp
critical spur keep them up with the march OF ideas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-04

FLxrrRrp HrxsxLr.-A curious case has como into Che
c0urts At Pttsburg recently. business man VI fns'
city though married, carried with wonsn
who some time STAGE made him ba1oye thai shs q.
given birth TO child of which he was the fssner mat
decd shs exhibited tho little ono 70 him. ana ed the
ter Of course no Contributed pretty freely R&ble,
support of The mother and child, eFdar W. Il turned
avoid expefnre In The meantime. how The OCCASION
out that Inc baby had been borowedobtsin moneys
and che had SNcn this way in ordsrt at ths treatment
be would have MOTH ug more toseisate and preferred
get even. appeared Neforc him
seven ditorcnt charasa age &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-04

LAwRnscn Kansas Feb 2, 1861
EGG ,venor Carney, the defeated candidate for me
Unite Staaes Senate at recent banquet given by his
frien n announced his retirement from politics, and
cia med always have been radical and In advance OF
IN public state and charges that he has been most
cuely mirspresented
Salt great strength has been reached within
the city limits at depth Of seventy five feet Parties
have leased all the city property in the vicinity, aud
much excitement lists over the matter.