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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27

Z sr THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoENA-'
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-1N EqUTTY-HANNAH J..
HART. AdministratriI us: ELLEN E HART JOHN
NTTHERsPOON, Ct DRILL FOB INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND RELEF.-It ia ordered that the credit
ors Of JOHN L. HART be enjotned from proceeding to
recover their claims at law against the complainant and
that they do Prove and essbuah their demands against
the said John T. Hart. before the Commissioners Of
this Court on or before the first day Of November next
and in default thereof Chat they be barred from the bsn-
eft Of any decres to bsmade herein:
It ia also orared that's copy this order be puhahed
at least once aweak until the first day Of November next
In the Darlington Sosaeper and the Charleston Dat1y
ve,ps. = 4 a r. H. -+s.s @
The above Is true copy rom the original order made
In the shove case, 12th Fnbruary, 1857. E5
N, - ~. \ A +. EDWARDS, G. E. D. D.
Coanuss1oHER's Os11cE. Darlington c. a.. February
= 1857 ':'1 +21s n sS6 II February 2s
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4 So NOTICE TO MARINERS.-CAP PTAINS
AND Pilots Wahng to anchor their vessels in Ashley
ver are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs on The Charleston and St Andrews side CT
the Ashley River; by which precauhon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable VIII be avoided.
i.ets s@ S. c. TURNER, q. NJ
aafoor Masters Office Charleston, February g. 1866.
Februuy7
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The Work Of Reconstruction.
: =
Virginia.

/. g. X e
z The E1asaine,' OF the 24th has! two editorials:
!sscHENHy WILSON'S Consistency" and ,.sThe Radi::
calls tried by their Deeds" The character Of the
articles may be inferred from their titles. It seems
to us ve- useless :. this late date, and ,n-
der existing circumstances, to show, that Mr. WI
SON. in 1856, said to Congress-;
We believe that slavery, in the States Is o loca,
institution; that We not responsible for its ex-
istence, and that we have no legal authority to in
to leave slavery to the people Of the States where
it now exists. I recognize the Democratic dos
trine Of State rights, IN its application to slavery
q sent in this chamber, shall resist all attempts
TO encroach upon the reserved rights of the sover-
e!gn States OF the Union Z will stand side by
the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of 1883,
which they endorsed in Baltimore in 1881"
The article winds up with the following SEN
tence .We affirm, and challenge denial, Shat
LINCOLN, STANTON, CEASE, WILSON, WADE, Sew
ARD, BUTLER, all have deliberately and for
many deceived the country on the question Of
slavery and the rights OF States." Cu5 bono
The Richmond Times, Of Wednesday, has an
article the situation, headed Our Duty from
which we make the following extract:
The efforts which our worst enemies are making
to unite the freedmen in solid phalanx against the
white men OF this State will we hope induce
every respectable man to do his duty: We have
array labor against capital; but we fear, in our
cities, the great mass Of the un.hinking blacks
are under the influence Of few base and worthless
white men. We cannot avoid the issue, and we
need not fear it. In every portion Of the State a
minority Of respectable blacks will either vote for
yoodGnd trustworthy candidates, or they Will not
vote at all In this State the success of the con-
seryatiye party will be absolutely certain If the;
white voters take care to have themselves register
cd, and also vote. There is no dishonor, no sur!
render Of principle in their doing this. They will
do it virtually under the durees Of the bayonet,
and unless they do their whole duty their defeat
will make Hayt of Virginia. In this State, after
making most liberal allowance for loss tom dis
franchisement and other causes, the whites are I'M
3 very large and most decided majority. Z. /
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r5 BEA UTIF q L HAIR
LIFE FOE TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
tta original color and youthful besuty; parts LIE and
strength % the weakest hatr stops tts falling out at
once; Keeps the head cleans Ia unparalleled as hal,
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
'dressers and at my Office, No 11aa Broadway, New
York 81 :is. SARAH A. UHEvALIER, M D.
az 9;. .5 . DoWm s, NOISE,
:.l No. 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel
S@11tah1y-k 2f..1 taI 80 '.-t& R.uoa
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Loufaiunn..

The 'Picuyune Of the Nst has y strong editorial
headud- d i stsNot to Register and Vote, is to vote
against the Soulful" The following will give IN
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aaW. PENN CLARKE, ESQ, OF THE FIRM
OF cROLEY I CLARKE, Attorneys-at Law, Washington
City is stopping at the Mills House. This firm repre-
sents number OF citizens whose Cotton and other
property was seized at the close Of the war by the Gov
ernent authorities captured abandoned proper
~ ana navo instituted suits in the Court Of Claims to
recover It's value. Mr. CLARKE Will be in the city few
days. and viii be pleased to the clients OF the Arm
at his room No S. Mills House. AS this firm is making
the collection Of this class Of claims specially those Of
our ddzsns Interested might cali on Mr. CLARKE with
ao'ansase. ,s' S1.s'1 April 1S
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]. SPECIAL NOTICES. /. l;:;E,,,

E NOTICE. STEAMER. PILOT BOY
has bean temporarily withdrawn from the Georgetown
and Savannah routes for the purpose being rented
The seamer Fannie win for the present take her pisce
In the Savannah route. r
| April as EE n FERaUsoN 4 ,noLMEs, Agents. Il
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aT NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvENt THAT
three months after sts 4pphcaton will be made Tor r.
newa Of Certificate No. sss, CITY OF CHARLESTON
SIX PER GENT. STOCK, issued October 1883, dated "a
May, 1855; and standing in the nnme of'w. a. GOD
FREY: 1anpnsmot it -SsGa.Ssy Il ;.sa,..h 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK.....Drc H.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Paris Cr sunnount Brest Dee a. With
and pass George Mckenzie Arrived Of Sandy HoOk Dee
steamship Adger Lockwood Charleston i inst with HS.s
steamship Rebeccs Clyde Chichester Wilmington " c. hou
with mdse. and pass 10 J. Hand. -
steamship saratoga King Richmond and Ncrf'a with ms'e and
steamsb Abemarle bourne aud Norfolk and
Steamship Manhattan woodruff Charleston Nov 90 with
~ + MSrgs Co. Dec Sd 0S s 2, a' W
Nov Ia mdse and 46 pass Grnne Mntnu Co. Took pilot
The S INST Oh sSst. ~ SANDY Hook on The iath inst IN rae
from The Nj With snow had haul Of shore and driven south
Gg s syt . s .. gale bad w e gales ' % sandy oc ' %
Brg Louisa Of and from Bermuda Doe 20 days ballast Duresu
ScLT Star crorel Elilsbethport for PrOy,deTee
Schr Mary II. Min DAVIS, ki'abebpor FOR Providence
schr Dart johnson, stamford 6r ElzabsthPCrt,
Sehr n Nan BGrsn Harding EIlabe,hPort for Paviueset
Schr charge Mahan, Providence for Cold Spring
Schr Lady Adams, King Fall River
schr Lsgo Bush, Proyneetosn.
sehr Jackson Very. Rosly8
scRr Minnesota, Peiansy NeTPoI. soE P1ialslpsa
sehr II. H. Holmes. Ireland, Washington, " C.
Schr. b. II Jones. Davis jacksonville
WIND-At sunset, NJ, light cloudy
BELOW.
Bark Canada from St John N b. ~ day, pO,ost HOPE no
Ship Jacob A. StsmieT. from Havre Nov H.
DOMESTIC PORTS
savANSAH Ca Dec l7Aryed steamer Montgomery, ron New
Sailed steamships Thames and Leo, YewYork
FoarREss MONROE Dec III ne ieang VoIfs Ia h' Nook
PoRTIaSp Ne Dec. 1.-THE steamship Austrian from Liverpool
Dec and Loddon g. has arrived at this port
HoLNEss HOLE Dec AEyed bark b. Hartman from Beenos
Ays g.SIysPoS c. Dec lAnyd steamship Champion New.
York AIelda and Laura, from Baraeoa
FOREIGN PORTS.
U,v,. Dec 1TAveI steamship Bienn from New Orleans on
her way to SewYor The steamship star Of the Union from Ph'de
phia. sailed from here today for Se"Oheana
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ending the Goth day of June 1868 and TO appropriate the
supplies granted in this session faIliauehI was pI
ed no the 3Oth of December next and the proceedings
closed. .-,---- -.- ~. M
me total quantity Of gold exported from NewZealanu
from the wears 1853 10 1885, inclusive 3O6l ounces
chrome ore 1906 tuns cwt qrs Goals ~ tuhsi COZ
Der ore 1874 uns cwt iron sand, lG tuns IS cwt.;
plumhago, tnns. ,.. ,r.s ~, Wv
Zealand during March quarter 1861 numbered 1885, Oh
* 0j6 tuns burden; cleared outward Zs6 Nesseis,
M fqa TINS as compared with 25G vessels of 79JiO tuns III
ne corresponding quarter Of last year The number VI
vessels that cleared outward from the port Of Wellington
during the three months ending March 81 1861 was H. o
10 535 tuus burden in the aggregate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
QUEENSLAND.

EXPLORATION OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY
The steamer Eagle, employed by the South
Australian Government to explore their northern terri
tory, at sweers Island in September and sent dis
patches from there TO the Adelaide Government Cant
Caden, while exploring the Roper heard OF solitary
white man living with the blacks, who had very white
beard down TO his waist He out turting when the
Eagle there, so Capt. Cade could not get 10 him
Three white men are reported to have since been found
and board the Eagle They have been long
among the blacks that they have forgotten their own
language but Of them made the letter and Is on
he nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
VICTORIA.
THE POLITICAL DEAD-LOCK.


The political deadlock continues. The Upper
House mady invites opposition and the possible aboll-
ton Of the present constitution Of that Chamber The
Governor gave them sound advice, but the Lords" will
have their own way andhave second time rejected the
Appropriation bill The Government asks for a Sup
ply bill OF 45OOOO0 to meet pressing eXgencics and will
then dissolve the Assembly There doubt that they
will go back stronger than they did last year. but mean
time the country suffers, and all because OF the dignity
fOrsoOh OF the representatives Of the mOneyed neres
As the dissolution takes place. Mr. Verdon the
present Treasurer, Will 60 TO London as Colonial Agent
for Victoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

FURs.-A good many years ago, mt the ont
Of his business KNOX The public the information that
the u warns warmed bear" bat that description
Of Winter covering has given place rs Of much more eesh' nu
valuable de,cponr fall variety Of which visit hts stores NO. ZIG
Broadway he attractions for ladies ana
Ls91s Winter s VI the puds ami delight VI The opposite '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

Mr. Huttner Mr. Jolly p. laval, Mr. Lofnia Mrs Paueon,
Mr. and Mrs Yot Mr. and Mrs Gason, Mr. Robert B. JObt A.
AndTee Mrs. ha9Fsr Mn D. Reyer Mas Ragot Mr. saS Mr.
Corp and child. J. Dese NJ and Mrs Jangs b. Corribs
Miss Laontane Richard the Rev s. b. Dufed Manroe IT,
Morvlher Mr. Koh Mr. Nboure A. Daca Mr. Petit T.
Cuguan Mr. Batss Mr. and Mrs Baeh mr Ancee Mr. Parwsl
ero Otero Mr. and Gueree MIs Frey ~ Marebetout
Muller Lous DessOmes H. Stevens g. Gohher A. Bsbod
H. Galiet H. sOua Mr.. Robson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
FLOUR AND GRIsT MILL.
$50 EACH.
~ gTnTK nR

THE cRossMAN CLAY AID MANUFACTURING CoNPANX
the e,p stock Of which $4,000 free Of all as''''ufr y"
$4,000 to be reserved working capital The Company o"n ~ %
land comprising the valuable clay property known 10 The t
States 6rebnek sewerppe aud dran' Ara eenhor ti Nv
thereon 49,
Also the hes, paten, machinery invented SoF making W "a"
brick pipe aud tile.
The yaus Of the patents should alone make The oeh worth par
These facts subs,anad By investigation whieh We aohI
Parties will be the oeOek sale BY taking The ga "
io from NeuYork staten Island Railroad tie 10 NJ tt'
NewJe.y Railroad Perth AmbOy and the n uan i'o" rhA
dsphia to Meiuchn
Couveysuees will be at the above depoi'
CR0sSYAN BROTHERS,
Woodbridge. Middltsei toaliF n ,.
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Announcements !

Too often cold is considered a very oGd-
nary hng Affair jest we'll LETT 90 aud heues sy'
temcay ne Esed until simple, curab affection converted into
serious and generally Pulmonary disease. The prudent
Cough Cold should be titled WITH but on
tn, contrary Of It's ncpsncy promptly make u'e Of Dr.
JArSB RrpKcroHASr athye which has sustained s reputation
years remedy always scsoous and e etet most
beteel influence on Bronchial and Pulmonary organs Sold by
all Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18


FROM CHARLESTON. Dec. l7-In steamship ManhsttanE.
Rumse C. H. Barley L. Roll Mrs r. Wooster George TAYLOR
Keunedy II. r. Peters, Julius Tronche
FOR LONDON. Dec l8n ship New Word-COl jacob Duryea
Capt Mckenzie A Mr. and Mrs Berry and servant NJ and Mrs
Mucake.
FROM SAVANNAH Dec lin steamship Jan Jsrnto-W We'll
y. Garyn A. Moseley T. Ill., Krane and lady Miss Hoffman
II. Merriam, w Bachs.
FROM HAyRE AND BRBST In Steamship vile Paris Dec IL
M and Mrs Roosevelt and family BIo Mr Prudbomme and fam
iy Mr. Levi, nd wife Miss Thomas Qunet Mr. Jache Mr. o
Mr. sisn H. North Mr. Locke Gen. Bache Rev Dr.
Hutchinson M aud Mrs Maquef De Pado Mr. De Minister Of
Denmark T. Hasler Mr. Steward Mr. and Adfsiore and fam
y John Love and wife Miss Fonyb Gen Mariner Bele1 Mr
Bernard Mr Chamberlain q. HAYES ~ Rarsbuk Fussen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
AUSTRALASIA.

The Panama New-Zcaland and Australia
Royal Mail Companys steamer Ruahihe. Capt. T. :
Beale from Australia arrived at Panama on the Hh
Of December bringing oates from sydney to the Isl Of
NoNcmber. and from Wellington % the sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
NEW ZEALAND.
PROPAGATION or PARLIAMENT-A NEW CENsU
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

Just as the Ruabine was leaving Wellington
telegram received in that city stating that ter.
ribe conhagratOn raging in Nelson and that large
amount OF property including two tine banking build
ings, had been already destroyed.
Since the propagation OF Parliament, which took place
on oct TO- there has been little Of political which
call for record or comment. His EXcellency having
given his assent TO the following measures, viz IAN act
10 authorize loan OF seven million pounds sterling for
the purpose OF converting and consolidating the public
loans OF NewZealand," and An act 90 apply sum OF
money out Of the SPECIAL Fund to the service " the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
COLOMBIA.

MOsQUERA GOING INTO EXILE-HIs ARRIVAL At
PANAMA.
From Oar Special Correspondent
PANAMA, Dec Q, 1867.
The most important item of intelligence
worthy OF record since my last is the arrival Of Mosquera
~ TINS city en- route for Peru The ex Grand General az
before Informed you has been sentenced 10 Punishment
rom the country for period OF years this sentence
Doing hodhcaton or communication of that previously
Dassse haDcP, Imprisonment and fine. II was undcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

WINDOW SHADES and HOLLANDS of al colors
Braj IS patent sefacting SHADE FIXTURES Best In
g. l.. & j. u. kelly, No. AZ Broadway.
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The MERCANTILE Agency REFERENCE Boz

The MERCANTILE AGENCY REFERENCE BOOK;
contemplating changes their on the Of January
next and who desire to be correctly rated the forthcoming Volume Of
THE REFERENCE Book will obge by communicating with the under
signed early possible The Book press and will be
issued promptly the h poImo greatly enlarged improved
r. G. DUS Co.
NeT.Yors Nos. 800 and POS Broadway, Dec TO- 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

PIANO and TABLE COVERS,
At KELrY's Curtain Store. No az Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

If you want a light, stylish HAT.
Vans No ltl Fnlton, II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

WARKWe until Of January large
Of rich SILVER PLATED WARE prices well worthy the attention
Of purchasers Locus HART Co.,
Nos and Burlng.sIp foot Of John.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

ONE OF THE MOsT SIMPLE INVENTIONS OF THE
AGEHoLsEss BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH No POI BRoADwAY
sleep nights with the most comfortable burglar
can enter my domicle without hearing him C. BRASARD
No. Wa
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PRINCES, CORDS, TAssELs, GDPs, and TRIM
NSGs Of all kinds at KELTrs Curtain Store No Az Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

LACE CURTAINS,
Wholesale and Retail,
Specially, atG. L. X j. b. KELTTs No. AZ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

The best, cheapest, and only harmless Coffee
Nos 23J, 235 aud 2J7 Washngton.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

GOUGE's ATMOSPHERIC REFRIGERATOR AND
FRUT ooA built order See Paran Stevens Fohaye Hotel Sc
lJ Fruit Rooms ReigeatOrs Poultry Milk
90 in New system Ventilation delivered free Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

4 HOUSEHOLD WORLDLY your China'
n Glars Cutlery Plated Ware Rengeor' CoG G,o
Cooper Institute and hstofpa0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

DOSTPONEMENT.
AUCTION SALE
$4,000 OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
FIRE CLAY GOODS MACHINERY, AND STOCK
ofthe
CROSSMAN CLAY AND MANUFACTURING Co.
at the Factory Of CRosSMAS BROS. woOlbTilgeNI
ALSO.
Exhibition %
SWORDS BRICK MACHINES,
TIFFANY PIPE AND TILE MACHINES
and
INGRAHAMs DTCHING MACHINES
A, the storm Of Dec rendered impossible to proceed with he
above sale as advertised postponed until Dec -
The Sale Of Farm Produce Implements aud soeE including
Horses Cattle, ETC. viii take place at 10 a
AT NJ, SAME DAY,
80 900 Fire Brick feet Of ytei Glazed Sewer Pipe from
inches 20 IS inches 10 diameter; also Drain Tile.
100000 COMMON BRICK several thousand feet Of brit quay
and damaged Drain Pipe thousand Of FIRE CLAY suitable
for No FIRB BRICK Lnngs Souewars, Drain Pipe Ana
Manufactures fonndery prpOse &c Sc Five PIPE Machines that
make drain pipe from inches inches diameter three Clay Tsu'
perbe Wheels Circular well paved with blocks Of wood Get
ep; two substantial Machines ard Soak Pits Pa'
Die OF grinding odng ordinary eys the rate Of 2oo 500
bricks per hour with horses and six Also,
WATER POWER
FLOUR AND GRIST MILL,
With two run Of stone turbine watershed and maehusv 'p
Cited up This mill located the property where the business Of tie
Company and the surrounding clay mining and manufacturing business
aud the facilities hegbtng grain To the mill BY water ve sd'
tage, mills for excellent custom trade ItH I0sF
and made Known the day Of sale Also,
TWELVE HUNDRED SHARES
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ARRIVALS

WEroRrwn MT the HERALD srEAM YACHTS.
steamship United Kinstsin orb Donaldson, Giassow
fMsc1ouald Co ~ lat - TO- lon ~ IS passed brig
hsssd Cpnsrd steamer, bound \; peoh lss 4 " lon s.
&saI casssd bark ssstewArt'. bound W.
80 De- fostsvs u. ArnsfesG h<vspsel davN WA
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PoRT o. NEW YORK, DECEMBER s. 1867.
CIEAREn.

CLEARED
Steamship San Francisco. howes. ursytswn Nic-Norsh
American Steamship Co.
slcsmship Columbia, Barton,- HavAna-Auantlo Nail
s<eamship lord Lowell tBr) Jones, HavsnaJ Loriilard
Steamship II Lvingstou, haios. SAvannah-Lfvngston,
Steamship Meneka. shsekford Charleston Wheeler 4
sIssmshw Ri cid Hobart Newborn. Sc-Murray Ferris
q Co.
sisamsh Saratoga. King Norfolk N T. McCrasdy CO.
Steamship NEPTUNE. Baker. Buston--W v Clyde
bteamshp W Lord. Ward. Mdfietown. Ut.
Ship RGnGoon (Br), Evans olnucester-Bryan Pesse.
Bark INSPECTOR Pulls tChi Ron:crh, vslparaisoFsbbri
n Ohaupcey
Bark NIe,nsn tAuss), Msrsdsn London--Hewis. Tor
!, BARK Kass Agnes CBr). Nahonsy Duea--J " Elw.n
Brig casharius tRr,, PIman. Livsrp0ol-w schmidss
Brig Nsiad lTsrl. Punch. London--J y Ward Co.
Iris kty roouTnt Wilson, Dublin-snow Durgess
hng /" Eaton tbrl Acniel DemstarA-AH solomon
schr B1-m (Br,sl, Terry. rara--C Luimsnn AGO.
kchr ~ Jsmcs rcsbody iAmpsco bruAuiere TnsbAnf,
%.
schr J leo, Carr, caIbarien-MHier Houghton.
schr FRANCES Colin, Cousins. Pensacola, fL--N Mo-
Oresdy q To
schf 4 Leach Jameson sslem--R W Ropes Co
Schr Pilot, Nash. Boston - v flavTand.
Fl0op Emerald. Norton, rrovidenre--Q Uaokru n 70
5Ioor 9en Warren smith sac Herbor.
steamer w woodward. Cundih, Baltimore
asiesa1sr Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia
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PIANoFoRTE~.


A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FIRST GLASS NEW
Pianos , s5 ss,s sas e rent on reasonable terms a.
street Union Re1t allowed II purchased within
year.
4 MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE FOR
monihs COS, sa for 500 ,o Parlor Suits raiaiiugs
fee wess sstes"h sres ska = 'A
4 ssoRrMENT or NEW AND SECOND HAND PLANO.
"A tortes from so 70 $500 reduced prices for casa al
J. BiDDLE's warerooms ~ Anly street. Broad
way.
4 SPLENDID CARVED ROSEWOOD PfASoroRrP,
~ with all improvcmon.s nearly new, best makers. cost
s6n VIII be sod At gros. sacrifice; lees than han ls
Ninth street, near hroadwH.
"A forte worth s5So FOR less than half; carved ross
Wool seven oc.sss' az iron frame celebrated
FINE ASSORTMENT ENABY's GOLD MEDAL
risnos and Msodsoas 70 is TREDaicS sLrss IFS
broadway. second door from Iwenty-.ilA street
A osa1s pisnoorss nearly new cost $50 rs
BY Bradbury perfect order latest improvements sweet
powerful tone Apply At ~ fonrta avenue.
A MAaNIrrcEvY ROSEWOOD pIAsoFoRTE or
hasted back. ccayes cost 500 Tor s2n Apply a I; i.u
a beautiful rosewood. Pisnofcrse: original price,
raas bass hi Il sale and
LINE PIANOS FOR SALE,
New Rooms, rs East Fourteenth street
New Pianos rented applied pareaase
L,oR sALE-A SEVEN OCTAVE ROUND corvgRFD
street
FoR SALE: VERY cHrAr-aS y. ELEGANT ROSE
vsry ltis used, At - Eldrdss street, bel 10. q
pIAYoFoRTEs.- JEssYs 4 SON NOS AZ AND rs
manufacture the nnes and ehesps. instrument
this continent.
THE FINEST AND BEsT PIANOS Is NEW YORK
HArSEs BRoTHrRs.
NJ East Four,ecnh street. Union square.
WATERS PREMIUM PIANOS, NELoDRoSs AND
w Cabinet! orrsn& warranted for siT years; sccond
sans ana reS. spsss X pnrsha.od mony r..
esyss s N catalogues mea ws.-rs' Se 81
S .ss '''' esu mn 3 ts Ss ss on r.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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