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CHI AR L ES TON !.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 5,-1s67.
ELIGIBLE MEN.

The Richmond Dispatch says on this subject:
ssshould the worst happen for this State and o
portion Of our citizens who have served IN pubic
offices be rendered ineligible, it becomes Q matter
OF interest to consider who are eligible and now
the important Offices are likely to be filed Having
looked about somewhat. we feel quite cheered to
find so many capable persons still left to take
charge Of public affairs" We think, ourselves,
that when the proper time arrives for SELECTION II
we only manage rightly, there will be no want OF
representative men for the State. We may be
troubled ahort Congress- if we ever get the privi-
lcge of representation there We think with the
Dispatch, that one advantage which may grow out
of ACKNOWLEDGMENT viii be the bringing into action
3 number Of young men, who have both energy
andaope to take the places Of some who have little
oesither hope or energy. The men we need now
lire men Of spirit and confidence in their ability &c
work outa prosperous future for their country.
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philosophy, and not surrender ourselves to des-
pair, and blndly and fooiishly deprive our posteri-
ty OF blessings to which they have claim by our
Quixotic refusal to mako required sacrifices Of
price. We will n2s be the first or the last in his
tory to pnt in the plea Of all who net under
or necessity Our poverty, not our will, cor
| sents.'" '"".H ~
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LARGEST CIRcuLATIoN.-Ihe DAILY
News publishes the Official List OF let
ters remaining in tic Pos'c0fcc at ne e'""
81 ss:h sreeA:, agreeeb1y t; As felee'esnS z'7z
section Of the Ne,o Postopfce Lar, as TIC
nevspaper huving the largest circulation. M
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And DO it further cnacted That lists OF let
ters remaining uncalcd for in any PostohSe IN any city
shall hereafter published only in the newspaper
whic being published weekly ofcner shall have tho
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of tho said
office. .M
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O8pTcE OHTEFFfRN nrp7H|I .;-;iI,, isp;,51

= Ri.l I,.!SSss UHFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENTS :
u 4. CHAn1nsTUN, 8. O.. Fobrnary Is 1871 8 S
iGEAhED PRoPosALsWmLBEREc RECEIVED ~ fHE
nnasrsigned untl the 18th of March, fgr fnrniainc
1s1TsO rH1EM OAn GANMED LEATHRR, DOUBLE COppER
~ E1RE HOSE Warranted stand ouo hua0rnsi
water pressure 10 the eorarn
ncn IN my test secttons, foot and nd
ansn sassas,s ssr o1fss Eps NawVorf
!. AlsolT FopR EErTs or BEST RDBBER sSUuTIoxs
n 9ne iength osh OF feet with swiSel brass
qsaas basketg 1S inches long, to screw on ed
at sonnnh peg toots basks ana bntts erfra
aaes 20 sucIons ana threads % fort
tt1 Lu.H W1lEDe NJ lNATHAN.5s
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4 % s. r.,

/: HGAOG .L0ST..-A% SMALL aBIAOK4s.RNn
WHiTE Wo0IIY- DOG, with sitver.platefl .co,ar
ad brass lock on It's neck with the owners name on the
coaf s1Iayed on from corner Meeting and
heera1 reward VII be paid Tor leaving it at the
80: g KING STREET. below Broad. . March Ie =
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sTRAY:ED.

iSTRAxED r., r r o NJ NO: "a. GADsDEN
~ ~ STREET opposite Bennett's Miu Gate on tha
1 OF the ID large white aud liver coored DOG
M Ten Or eleven months answers TO the
nale o1 Je1 suitable reward VIII be maid n len
as vne store OF fB1ssEI1 CO., SO Hssei street
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L Ea0R sALE.A, HCHOHARsaI m a. PH1LA--
University or Medicine and surgery
scnolasahtp entities ssudens null instruction an
a. graduation In the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT., embsac-
ns Anaton2y Surgery sPhysioicgy Mateta Me3ica
CisIry obstetrics, and Diseases Women and CHI:
Sren and Practice OF Medicine and Patholo-
tins 1a one OF the nrs hcdicar Universities q,
ne e tayoruele. opportunity is dasd those
1tGaylnx ned1cine Tor schoiaeahip.. Apply at tls
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OUR sIrUATION-A GLANCE AT HIsTo'
R1CAL PARALLELS.

The Richmond Wing publishes an editorial with
the above caption, which is SO excellent in temper
and sentiment, and SO well suited to the present
unfortunate condition of our country, that we re-
produce it below entire, and give it the promi-
nence we think it deserves 7@'t. ,S.,5 !,
sWhe we cannot, if we would close our eyes to
tie gloomy aspect Of political affairs, we should
not surrender ourselves to despair. We should like
sensible men, inquire what we can do to better:
our condition, and do it candidly, manfuly, and.
openly. We au know that we cannot fight, and it
is needless, therefore, to talk about fighting We
can erumble and scold, but who wants manly Vir
einians to degenerate into grumblers and scolds !?
We con fold arms, stand still, and be swept to
destruction by the torrent we seek passiyey to re-
sist. We can surrender ourselves to despair, and
doggedly invite fate to do it's worst. These are
not remedies for our situation. few hours will
develop the crisis with painful distnctness,
| and then we will have to determine and quickly,
upon our line Of action.
We avail ourselves of this pause to address some
remarks to our readers upon the analogies supplied
by history to our situation, and to draw from them
some useful lessons. Those who have. Liked .f2r
ksuccessize geueratioas ssaater peculiar form OF
governing meut controlled hE themselves regard the
y idea Of reYoluhon with disuaE- and har1nE- They
imagine that life will be unendQEable- under any
other government. We are inst j. thst sitzati on
We have but now emerged from q var in which we
7 were discomftted and While the Constitution still
4 exists in name, we see before us, as in panorama,
all the stages Of rapid revolution. Wesee States
struck from their Spheres and their very names
blotted out Instead of States they have become dis
tricts-military DISTRICTS We see civil lawdethron.
ed and martial law substituted in its place. We
/ white mans government changed into Q negro
\ wa see the poyerp1rauj
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sSTKAxED 61D DIR STOLEN FROM THEc sIR,
1s four miles below Green Pond
= and Kailroad 18th or 18th insts small
gay ooy When lost he had shoes on ali
nas teet nnd his hair bore the marks OF .he acs ad
pseecnang OF harness reward Of Twenty DoaIs vii
Pc paad 1or ais recovery Information t5at win Iea
70 at ond the conviction OF the thief -.
-;Fess Fess Grsen a. Pond staion; Febrnary a. 1861
. =. .,%.t tllf6 80
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T O r S AL FL

I5apR .sA1E-A GOOD soUNR MULE. APP
Z Ply at ICE HOUSE, corner, Ma;ket and Church
srroets. VIII be sold on credit. March =
INTULEs.-JUsT ARRIVED AND FOR
alULEs wm be sold on approved csy Acceptance from
30 to GU days, and may be seen at e WhST'S LOT,
% Msrch Ia / Z .s., s.X1H3 .7.eS.t,D ~ WM. DorY.
Tof SALE; THAT TWO. AND A HALF
e STORY WOODEN HOUSE known MS No I South
sssa Dassens 8e Ths Lot hisa md y and Suild
ing new, and in complete orier the premises is
Tor sssns, so.. :aply To- :, 40 F: EARLY.
E,oR SALE ANRT0RENT ~ PHILAnEL-
Z !PH1A, FA.-FIYE YEARS LElsE AND FUhN1-
lURE for sale Of 1nrge and handsome first clasa
DWELL ING, newly and splendidly furnished through
|out With every convenience and ooh1 location cen,
Vrgnian, and .1ntends TO settle IN I'M
N Charleston win b taken IN exchange
and 1mInsdiate possession given, ~ desired For tr
- = - GEORGE WASHINGTON CROSS, :
February % -a7 6s2:lE-a Philadelphia fostotnce.
l. =: sPIENDID REsIDENCE AND FARM
IN situated within the corporate limits OF the town
AAAen, s. C.-Ihe residence 3arga and czm1nodSous
attached % the and storea ali con
veniences necessary 70 complete residence. III,
&c. aud tho vegetable garden very Ihe outbud
ngs servUnts houses, stanes &c. all IN conplet
oruer The Farm consists OF about hity acres OF TN
!: This property, now the resiaenc uf hYrs., NJ NJ
chWart Il ottere Tor r1ce, o1d o.
4 teses, tho az division
4 heirs OF the late Parrot Ihe entire fnrntr
o the house and premises ny be purchased with tn
i ADDRESS ,ss .hs . - ! ! 53.* 81, "a W. s. WALKER,.E
J fS3 rEF 1f ~ Syslt ". g. MOOD, 81
7E-.Unu uEyear IfGke GIsgtats 1leo. Parrot
nad year old. For salient Mills HouSS Efa6Ie Appl
toR W. CARTON. I 2 80 -fS..a..sJanne,v4 r.
7 Fs0R E.:A AscHO1ARsaIr APHILA
.DELPHlA University or Medicine and Surgery
~ entities ssdanta null
u efaduauon N the MEDICAL DKPARTMENT e1nhrac
ing Anatomy, Surgery, tPhysiolpe,,- Matetia Meica
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TO. r EMIT.


TORt RENT, IA TWO STORY BUILDING
L. containing four upright rooms with dressing room
Large lot with Kitchen, STABLE carriage house, cstern
WE'LL &c. Possession given imnediately for particn-
lara npp1y ut No. 623 KING STREET, opposite Wolff
street y ~ :. 81 81 / March
TWO BED ROOMS FOR
il RENT to single gentlemen. q. No. a Calhoun
street. Reference required. Apply at No. 1868 KING
STREET. .s--,::: 81 March 5
rNO RENT, !. .COnIE!QI.Y.AHEEDw DWELLING,
with all necessary appnTtenances, at No.54 Beauthin
street. Inquire at No. 276 King street.
January H.. .,,, /. FS 90. :Sr.; stuth
mo- RENT.-Ai THtsIdE STORY sBR4qk
house an'' George street, doors east OF Coming
greet. Apply to FRANCIS LANCE, Coming street. near
Wentworth. 49, r. & *: a. March I /
NUNAN'S FARM WEST END OF, NUNAN
1N STREET, TO RENT Apply on the premises.
Mafch -: -.--:..- =. 80! t. : A-- u v -
VyO RTrNTs or FOR SALn..OAEAP, THE
Il delightful RESIDENCE No. Ashley street, Fo1
par+iculnrs address B. K, Daily News Once:
February 90 t:'-s - -. itfsH. ~
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;vETANTED.-A SITUATION AS CLERK
w in mercantile house is wanted by O young man
good habits who would be attentive to the interest OF
his employer writes fair hand, and can give
satisfactory recommendations. All he asks Is small COM
pensaton for his SERVICE Lis object being to secure
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Z. A GENTS WANTED FOR .sTHE HIS
IA TOBY OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES
TRACING ITS ORIGIN, CAUSES AND RESULTS" by
Hon Alexander h: stephens and for TILE LIFE, LEI
TERS AND SPEECHES. OF Hon. Alexander H. Sephons,
by Henry Clcvemnd. Send for Circulars and see our
terms. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., IS
Corner It'll ind Main streets, Richmond, Va. e
\. February - -: -:F ,ag. 1mo
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ELECTION OF A CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.
'@4 OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
.l..2 FEBRUARY %, 1867. !
MsHE CITY COUNCIL WILL PROCEED AT IT'S NEXT
N.Reguar Meeting to be held on the 11th Of March
neIf,ecAau election for CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, un-
der the Sowing Ordinance, which is published for in
formation will please name their sureties.
Bond requiHssAk is for $4,000. r.
Letters recsfsed up IL o'clock NJ the above mem
toned day. T@ W H. SMITH,
-" .-.t.,, l.=s5l.-. .l., Clerk of Council.
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WARTS.
ORGANIsT WANTED Fon THE CHURCH
~ OF THE HOLY CoMMUNIoN.-written nppnca-.
tons can be made to the Chairman Of the vestry until
March s 2 Chairman.
VTTANTED-A FEW MORE WHITE MEN,
w to work on Plantation near the city Place very
TRADD STREET. 00'l'' 'N' tusa Ap' N March I
WTANTED.-A PARTNER WITH ss5Oo, OR
w the amount alone, payable in monthly install
Cotton Plantation few miles from the city Liberal NJ
will be made with the party carly answering
this advertisement. Address PLANTER" Charleston
WANTED, A RESPsCTABLE WHITE
WOMAN to take ease Of children aud nd make M M her r.
Is ar e. se -
\ ABoR vvANTED.AwANTED FIFTEEN
IL or TWENTY HANDs-Men and Women-to work .
RnRt9 No AP r to 6
compensation will be made to party bringing bands
VXyANTND, "a PARTNER, EITHER Ac-
GE R6sN AEn h GaPss 1s
NEW PROCESS; capital doubled monthly. Address
March .. R,g '= 81 .
WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH, a
w mediumsized HOUSE. with good lot, in the west
sfn paf' Us G 1uetdanasr s a and Real Estate Agent
March 2 No. l State street.
M7xNTED.-ANY 1NFoRlATIoN GIVEN
| w OF DANIEL HARRINGTON who left home on
Wednesday night at O'Clock, will be thankfully received
by his sister-inlaw. MARY HARRINGTON,
March - = 8 - No. 30 Church street. y
l. A GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AND
| N CAMPAIGNS OF ...','s.,-. T:IA
| GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE.
| - BIZ JAS D. A1oCABE, Jr., DIVA '17% "
Send for Circulars and our terms, and full dc
scription OF the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH
ING CO., corner 7th and Main Streets Richmond, Va
| February II g!.@s s ta''-,'t- a.S.sas 1moF
a WIDOyVfLADY WISHES A SITUATION
IN in respectable family Is capable of doing an!
4 kind Of Sewing. ANY desiring such q one vii
please make application at this oillce. a#
1 February 25 ag:t.. n ,LLIs ~ 4.
Il vETANTED.-A SITUATION AS CLERE
w in mercantile house is wanted by o young me1
good habits would be attentive to the interest
his employer, and who writes fair hand and Civ
satisfactory recommendations All he asks Is small com
pensaton for his service, Lis object being to secur
employment Address INTEGRITY, at Daily News.
February IS. -1la ..- -2.-- S.. y.
Il A GENTS WANTED FOR .sTHE HTs
II IA TORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES
! TRACING ITS ORIGIN, CAUSES AND RESULTS, :, b
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens; and for 'THE LIFE, LEI
Il TIERS AND SPEECHES" OF Hon. Alexander H. Stephonl
III by henry Ccvemnd Send for Circulars and see on
< terms. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., !.
ID Corner 7th ind Main streets, Richmond, Va.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

CITY TAxES-NIONTHLY RETURNS.
1FF1CE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR.
.la 50 45 CrTY HALL March l, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
In that the Monthly Returns for tho month Of Febru-
airy past compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
the 2eth day of December 1866, must be made
before the 18th instant D. c. GIBSON,
March T. .Ggz 13 3s 5%' 80 City Assessor.
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.:ys12A9EA8x11i
~ NtE SgS5SGRIBER :REIYRNs5Y3a GRATEBUI sSfsu
Columbia lot fhs lsar 81
expended tothe lstafSm OF LEV1E RsIKOTTos sanifs
iERSIhEss onhfs own hopes to nortt a oons
ttnuanGe of theif for1ner
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{. D1ssOL LII1IDN- OF sCQPARTHERsEI33. 4:
\. EtElHE IL aEE EIRM y OF, pEAIT & &WHSONsRRQS,lWHOIE-
e 11g e. dissolved BY snutusI consent.
The Hrd ersEned wn conduct businass in a1tsown3
af T,p9 IT NE snS iase
March I'd; 1857.
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0~SS1
yTyHE G
I'LL betwe
Jpn nthe15t
THE bua
on his owl
concern vi
,,debted md
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a wIDOHVLAD WISHES A SITUATION
IN in some respectable family Is capable of doing any
kind Of Sewing. Any one desiring such one will
please make application at this o1lce.
Febr1nry .ITg7y . 'g,t..
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- IlGke .6IyEstata Geo. Parrot.
tor. W. CARTON, 81 ,S Jrnnn,1 fx-5
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-, * -. = 2SPECIAE NOTICE. S.g
n IRaA. 4: :PRAIT. HAVING NG4HTRCHAsEb Sr4&Iq.
v EyT rG q hts 1ae partners in tie arn
street VII continue the busineBs az chs snne piao1 Shd
gSne1ts eg1n4anee of tho trade Of the late af1n
1Snsn afd Will be pleased to SEQ his frIenfs NJ
49, "A pr
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=, =, ~. TEaE BUSINESS II y: Is
nv LIZ HE ESokEINUES AT TIE OLD STAND Mo- No kk
MARKET sTREEfIs BY the Aubscrib ibef ~ -
February ~ ET:sBaf u. PATBICK .wAraH
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,:s D1sSOLUTI1Na UF: gOfsAfITNn nsFssffIT5-l1
!, ,EtHEsEIRM OFES::.G.s WIGHFMGNSE! !C9.1 q DIs
T. s+S DA9. lat lInrrh 1887 PARTED IN
1snsed 70 the iste viii payment. to- @ C
en's and settle the stndebtadnees pf ths sasaa
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t.,,r, - DIHsOLuTION.a Z q =
"a utE COPARTNERSHR OF JOHN Il ARMSTRONG;
ia,s &c. vas Dissolved on the "a By tnefdssM os
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5@.. TE1E uNDERSIGNMD IL. IA, 4 g5ts
MILL CON11EUEsTHE BUarNEsa ATs Tfft. ~ 4,
-. y. AND, QUEEN STREET, NEAR EEIeTIN9 N,
e March l. 1857 .sg7. ytS ~ /"
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.i ,tt,-isssA>j-!.., =
/ ,,t,--- 4 - saso4s. f,ftsa
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4 80 q. ID s.izsaS 80 :I1qzn ssF.fS,;a so ~
I: "a. ,.bG (. 81 i; AK stfsiJjs 81:
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VETERAN PALMETTO GUARD SOCIETY.
A MEETING OF THIS SOCIETY WILL BE HE'LL
n at No. 50 Benufain street. opposite Coming street.
Ihis Ere7inO, at Seven o'clock.
March s u. " B: HSSCREvEN, sec'y and Treas.
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shall perform all Survey
.. or work relating there
OF as he may from time to
the Mayor or Council. ~
,hau 1sy down, and have In
Z fifty feet: which shall be
asee of contested pneasrIrs-
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q s;t',i eE.a 10 .t.JkCUB fEXTN.ssti,5
Es,S Auction aud gopnis issioni tx
h.asch 20 y. Corner Assembly and Plain streets
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Sasc Il s. = - ssssefssf
- : a come ~
Day Express and Mail. as.........-s 90 90 IN a
Night Express, a--, ~ " ~
Express Freight, oe NJ
WAY Freight, 70 Am.
.Sa1 .aeeasa kssf3sIs d
Ger traias leave at $50 A N and $50 2, NJ.
Freight trains, arrive At26as AssM antlYMf
: st3 @& STERLING AND ROCK ISLAND.
Leaves for Port Byron at .......4;So P. NJ
Arrives from Port Byfan at..~..,.."-s:25A A. NJ
ROCK. ISLAND AND PEORIA. - 1ea b1.
ssves for Coal Valley at about A M and ! P NJ
Arrives from Coal Valley at IL A. M.and 8 P. NJ
s ell. ~-- WESTERN UNION. !
Hacks leave the Island City Hotel for Port By
ron, at 10 A. NJ, connecting With. the cars there
for Savanna, Freeport and Racine. ssos1 oaas
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'ia,', BROWN 4 PERKINS,
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ing styles: s--t 1s..l b. siEc@s --.- 8--s O.
sTYE A. octave, Front large round cor
ner., plain case, either octagon or carved
.piinth $3.50
STYLE "B," octave, same as style A, with
,es-i and lrrc So. asoI :. zs,Hs 500
STYLE CO. octave, Front corners large
round, ssrpentine bottom, mOuldings same
as on style D, carved Tyre and desk, fancy
carved legs - B. -a $50
STYLE ~" octave, Four large round cor
ners, finished back, mouldings on rim and
plinth. serpentine bottom, carved Tyre and
desk elegant carved fruitlegs 81. oOo
The above STYLES are all finished in elegant Rose
wood cases and have the full iron frame. French
action harp pedal, beveled top, ivory Keys ana
kew fronis. and exceed i'm orerstruns bass nearly
ali the az Octave pianos now manufactured. They
are made of the best materials. and for finish, dur
ability purity and sweetness of tone, cannot be
surpassed. sss- s -.-s "a.
The four styles described above, embody all the
essential chan ges in exterior finish Of case, which
are by many manufacturers run up to 10 and 20
patterns 4. - ...r az q. s.aa-tls --.tcs- E
We invite the attention of the public, of dealers
and the profession 10 critical examination of the
merits OF our Pianos. ga. .s-z.. le.a--
, BY avoiding the great expense attendant upon
costly factories and expensive warerooms IN the
citv we are enabled TO offer these Pianos at prices
which defy competition, and invite AL to eal and
examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
When references and testimonials are required
by those about to purchase, instead of presenting
display of professional names, refer the par
ties to whom We have sold. our Pianos. Their
Judgment as TO the real merits of our instruments
as 10 their durability, touch, sweetness. and power
of tone, standing in tune, de-, based on an actual
ex perience. being of far value than Che mers
good opinion of the Artist, however capable. whI
merely tries in a wareroom, instruments in Perfec
tune and ORDER which have just received the
workmen's last finishing touches. ''' 90
Is Our motto is o. lHF- .a. 90 lfsif F.
.tQUICK SALES AND SMALL I'ROFITS.'
p ~ Send for a circular to- -sls -H.t 4.
..-...t ,..- BROWN- & PERKINS, ID d
400 Broome street, New York.