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MISS YONGE.
NIR. LAME GREENWOOD.


Autiorof TIE Lambeth CssaaIf
o., o., peeon. oer .keiches p5r}ag With remarkable sT'phie
.., tie coalition Of she lover classes England ST. Greenwood
viii prepare these papers specially "r HOURS At h0Mk. ant iAer
publication viii be- FED 10 early number.
DIR. HORACE BUSHNELL,
Who's. i.,sorsof The Moral rcsof Drt Tro hi'' te'n re-
ee r So much favor BY te ousltl readers Of tle A's'
Ire 80 continue crtrtufe rrarv 90 w psce' hi n-ou r
er fsrge ofr.. E.oys Skete. short Sor, Poems &c. 81
nay b. anticipated ppa writers who are ift-J
f.o7,e. with .ie reader. o. HOURS At HOME
CONTENT, OF TuT DECEMBER 81 NufH.
MORAL USES OF DAEH THINGS. Oi In'a-J Horace b-'A'
rit G6I6Py TrPAsyRY Rev. % e. V,Iaa!.r.
gT0tMTLIFF. XIV. Itauca.l4I A..f s.. o. i.t-hrrf -
HISTORY o. TUE NLEDLEOtS AID oF rs INVENTOR
y6iR naples Er N0rRiR
IkNG.sYNE sEEl,uEs. % " FIRST re'r'sr.
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a VISIT TO AAD VISIT IaoN t-hbEihA LAhNhA IIof "
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: ". BENEDICT, No. 10 pile-St.,
Js REAL ESTATE And LOAN BRDRER.
2'rouhlum i]czI ce..at, for SaIt.
40 QOO AN ELEGANT Grst-class

SgS00O AN ELEGANT , iiIst-e class.
stone OCsE, No. 2j Const, are opposite the ale 70 ar
feet contains en- rArr ahss
sliding Nasist
bath and water closet third story marble yesouo
eiab0aey 1a,t fupm, ergait new
elm d.r. AM fixtures with I'll norn The Whole Ia
snei order: location unsurpassed ctni view 81 Iuspef
Park must ex8miaed be apne e nl e s .oy; t'S
f,,oraile W. TOWNSEND Al AAl. No ~ Bf0oie
IT. HeuYoE This property viii De shown by Dr. b. Chadwick.
corle u ourt aud Presieutss
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;1ttD Qualifications.
fE'HE Best and Cheapest FAMILY MAGAZINE
HOURS AT HOME:

HOURS AT HOME:
A POPULAR MONTHLY on INSTRUCTION AND RECREAIloN'
With tue number fr November HOURS AT HOME entered upon is
rL Volume during years ad bali Of its publication ba'
crown steadily 10 public favor drawing around constantly Increasing
circle Of readers Avoiding al sensational has arei to Furnish
uEALTnFUL INSTRUCTIVE, AND ENTERTAINING HEADING
FOR THE FAMILY,
And the degree o which has reached the most
.aicry rroo that could be Of the popular need Of such
periodical Tie same general principles which Lave controlled here
toe ssl and proof that its conductors mean to
snare no eGot t. predictions Of The icst t native and
foreign for tie and profit Of It's readers ey announce The
follow lug sgee'sl attractions Tor tie volume:
IN TIE DECEMBER NUMBER
e,r the o,- eote OF uex se.l entitled TIE CAPLEr or
PEARLS, by
MISS YONGE.
Tie Popular Author Of
THE HEIR OF REuCLiIFE'
This story vhch - The tine of thc Hugnruo u.s. - is INTRO
duory chapters SLOW written 10 Ns ionges n'' peas
Ing .t,e sd % promises De o. great Interest 10 e" appear ia
HOURS At HOME simultaneously e ,s pl ''a A L'-40A .fo"
advance sheets srcared fr shat plrpose.
The conductor. Of HOURS AT HOME have abo eugasd series Of
or in4i paper, from
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A Ii WANTING FARalS--bood soil, milo
Z climate - miles Of Phs Frcr only - per acre
Al improved farms; hundreds Hpr6 seat fee Als
efrss G. X Lands. YineaId. Aes-1er
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At ENGLISHTONN, N0am0pt! C0uuty-A
~ good PARB Of 100 ogqaarsr Of oep' good house.
~t rogs: GOOD outbgiiugs, all m or e- # halt onT
$500 A bargain. > j. i1t' 'oN w., 4, o.,
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6upnfm ItaI Gslat, ter SaL..

AT W-BRUNSWICK--A splendid FARM
~ Of ~ acres choice land az uaur large modern house, .
rooms, good ouihnrgs apple pear and reh orcrs With
variety other fruits superior ci1, "fer nle i'h aet0it
rrce with stock crops AID tool. 49, 0IY rlaDL WANT,
Ol SE aad IDF 10 EXCHANGE ). F.h Ls0S Co., No. -
Hnol Nlt
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furniture.
SflmbI, ylanttIs.

NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-ThOSe
VA in want Of MANrELS requested call No. so Broadway
purchasing GEO. C. WALDO. No 1872 Broadway Thirty
hhh and Thhty.siHih-.tS next 70 sixth National B,ak
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
w purchase Marb, Msrc II the ses, os
prices KIABERS Marble WORKS No. l1i hast EgteentbsIY
near Tnl y Y Manss put up in The Cut ths out
NJARBLEIXED SLATE MANTEI.S and Dec
w GRATED Marble Nantes Wsnscoag Paue BareAu ami Ts0
Ton. &C. T. b. STEWART b. GO5 Sr,aaye, bet Ssh and 18th
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TI'HE WEBER PIANU-FORTE
called tie BEST NSl RCMkNf MADE By Al the leading M
ss cry elsewhere. u Troronroei By the N'iioas Us
no Forte Association ,he-a trial their s h, Ct nini'i'
rers Of m country emreay BLSr PIANO ~ AMERICA sad
BY Co-aory Of Music AID Other lzh music schools '
retacr power equality saes'a" ,al 0r
aLcy o!to-e, e,ast; torch. sal srss. durability
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WOODWARD'S COUNTRY HOMES.
rr- vot u 80 d,srfs add plans % County Hoases ~
s,- ,i illustrated pou % shc aa-usr % coalcss
balloon. f.ales POSTPAID. ~ -
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STANDARD BOOKS ON ARCHITECTURE.
WOODWARD'S ARCHITECTURE AND RURAL
ART.
No. T. r 1911 n GgoReE Wo2ow'Rp Arehi'e end ciT
uerr Ofra te gns pans % los priced ttsgrs fari ZION -
and buildings plans r laying out small tract %
gToarL Desslol boards Postpaid - 90
WOODWARD'S ARCHITECTURE AND RURAL
ART,
20 O. frIPs n, GTouCE F. WOODWARD Architect ard Cf tn'
rcr VIII pans 81 Country snd Suha n hon' on
numerous tt she Preach Chateau hooL bc'eel voAI'
tg4ld Cloth, = o.
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Reri Architecture o. Hos Build Dwellings, Bars stable
o.. n. 81 800 l-I, a 1caitsr an Churches ari Nrh'o Hon
orc l1nr ald ssuij-st deas and plans uo 10 pages ~
tttf.., GEORGE T.. WOODWARD
Iu.. tf trff tlI fsl coz
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wIrrErrR,S RURAL. HOMES.

Forte Sghu7h ari County villa The Mansion OPT i1s 'o
vh .tn.'' s.f.ts ..r 20 s.-t aaa ri.'. ol u,.'. {.
osreoas d,.a. Po,t bereod bolra 80 pages Pos
81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-18
onr Arctic Annexation.

The Senate has raii6od tho pnr.
chase of the Russian A merican terri
tory, aud of course. the House, when
it meets, will5make the little apprO.
prialion to carry out the treaty, Ia.
docd his not likely that the Admin
s;ra,lon will wait for that, but we
presume 1t win put its hand in the
Treasury and transfer tho sum OF
gold 60 Russia at once.
II was not 90 ho expected that the
United States, whose traditional poll
cy is annexation, would refuse any
territory that Is offered at any pr,ce.
The very unknown qualities Of this
have lent charm to Il aud inasins
ton has endowed Il with so many
necessary and desirable things that il
seems wonder how We have lived so
long without II. We sincerely hone
that it has other merits than any Of
the glhteving ones We have seon GU.
pmerated for these appear like an
unlimited draf on the aurora borealis,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-18
From Mexico.
NrM Ynn1, Anril

An NEw YoR1, April 10.
Mexican letters from the headouar.
lcrs Of tho Liborals in front of 0uor.
ethro, March ~, aud San Luis, March
20, contain details of the recent on.
gagemcnt at Cclaya. Tho complete
rout Of the Imporialists is again CON
frmed. geuF nP
Several roadslcf escape arc still
open to 'Maxamilian, and tho people
of Qaeroiaro aid him literally with
supplies. The bcsioging army Is al
so suffering for food, aud the contest
turns on tho question which army
can ho starved out FIRST. er
Eseobcdo is considered incompe-
tent for his position.
A portion Of Coahuila Is again in
rebellion under the leadership OF Gen
eral Herrera, who proposes to erect
the Laguana district into soporaiC
state. Trouble is apprehendod from
this movement, as the insWgent,
might easily nieye on sa.tillo aud
tho Liberal General Uitega.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-18
Wool Buyers Convention


The Ohio Wool Buyers aud Deal
ers Association has issued the follow
ing circnlar
Sir, The Annual Meeting Of the
Ohio Wool Buyers and Dealers AS
soeiation, will DO held at. CARROTS
Han, Cleveland, on Wednesday, April
18th, at l0'o'clock, A. NJ, for the
election ofollic RS aud tho adoption
Of further measures for continuing
the work for which the Association
was established
When our organization was effect
ed, in May last, i, was then so late
ia tho season, and shearing was so
near at hand, that we could not ae-
eomplish all that was desired but it
cannot DO deuied that our efforts re.
suited in very decided Improvement
IN Ohio Wool, which, last year was,
as a general thing, in much bet r
condition than for several years pnst.
~ commencing earlier this season,
aud obtaiSing tho cooperation of
many WAC were no. With us last year,
we hope and expect to cosiinue the
Improvement then commenced, aud
accomplish many other needed rofor-
nations in the trade,
As a largo attondapca Of Eastern
dealers aud manufacturers is expect.
cd, it is hoped that all wool-buyors in
this State, especially those who buy
on oommisSion,) } will bo present, in
order 70 have froo exchange Of
views between tho employers aud
those who represent tho2 Ia par--
chasing. r
Aud, as the interest Of buyers aud
growers ara indentical and not auta--
gonistic, we cordially invite all prom,
meut growers throughout the State to
meet with US, aud freely discuss those
matters which as deeply affect their
own interest as the interest of deal
ers aud customers,
Let US have a grand Mass Meeting
Of all who feel an interest in redeom-
ing the character Of Ohio Wool, and
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-18
Terrible Suffering.


The Kansas City Journal Of Com.
merce says:
Yesterday man came into our
ofiiee who has passed throughan or
deal Of the elements. and Of sovsGe
men. hardly creditable in this day OF
comfort aud civilization. He had
started from San Francisco on horse
back, but upon reaching sonora was
attacked by hostile Appatcbos, and
his horse taken, and himself only es-
Gaping with life, after q fearful chase
of days duration. He then, on
foot, began his awful march to the
eastward, suffering in the terrible
cold Of tho monntaibs, without shell
ter or frci hiding from the Iodians
here aud there, aud again pressing
on. At Fort Dodge he fund the
garrison surrounded by eight hupd-
red lodges of Indians on'the war path.
Coming still further cast, ho was ov-
eriaken by terrible storm of ten
days duration. but being fortunate
enough to meet wagon train vas
thus preserved once more. However,,
iu that train he saw the fearful sight
OF ninety mulos and horses frozen.
and the still more dreadful freezing
OF men and women among the oni.
grants. At last, after a volume Of
suffering, this nan had reachcd the
settlements, after journey Of eigh-
teen hundred miles. alone aud on
foot. lie told his tale in a plaiu aud
truthful manner, and VIC have no
doubt his story Is porfeclly reIiabIe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-18
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
HfN Secretary Of state
A RESOLUTION

Relative 70 ~ amqnimcnt Of the- Constitution,
prov ding fir the extension ef the elective frnn-
phisr.
Resolved, BY the General Assembly Of the
state OF Ohio, three-fiths of tho members elected
10 each House agreeing thereto, that t be- and is
hctcby proposed % the electors Of this State, to
vote az the next annual october election upon the
approval or rejection of the following amendment
rs substitute for The first section OF the ffth
tice nf the Constitution ~ this state. to-uit
Every male citizen offhe United States Of the
age Of weuiy-One years, who shall have been n
resident Of the state ono year next preceding the
election. aud Of the county, or township or ward
m which he resides such times as may be p.ovi-
drd by NV, except such persons as haycsiornc
arms IN support ofany insurreciion or rebellion
against the Government of the United States, or
have fed from their plhor- Of residence 10 avoid
being drafted into thu NIL tary service thereof Or
have deserted the military or naval service Of said
Govcrnment In time Of war, AMI hal not sabse-
quently been honornhly diachargel from the
same, shall have the qualification Of an elcctor,
aud be entitled to vote nt tlcttione.'m
Ed. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives.
ANDREW. q. McnURNEY
President Of the Senate.
Passed April g, 1877. fane1'nT7 ~.
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Tenure Of ONE Bill.

A Tribune special says ;---Several
interpretations have been given to
the opinion Of solicitor Gordon. ON
the Civil Tenure Of ogise Bill. i
have made inquiry and find the fol.
lowing to be a correct version:
The Secretary Of the Treasury hav-
Jag on several oceOs,ans, asssod the
opinion Of tho Solicitor on cer,aia
appointments under the Civil Tenure
of o0ico Bill, three decisions woro
rendered by the Solicitor.
The FIRST decision was, that Ia eases
whore a vacancy il oGicc occurred pro.
Sious 10 the date Of tho Tenure of
Office law, such Vacancy should bo
lllod under the old law. Secondly,
who're vacancies uuder the TeuarV Of
oia,o law occur il Colcctorships, and
whore the Senate has failed to cou-
firm nominee, il shall bo ihe duty
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury 20
OH the oihe> temporarily by tho op.
poiuimsat Of deputy Collector or
AsslssOr, as the case may be, although
the law does not provide For such ac.
tion; and third, the Secretary oftho
Treasury has power at will to remove
such deputy and appoiot another to
hold office until regular Collectof
or Assessor shall bo nominated aud
confirmed.
These opinions received tho appro.
I val Of Attorney General Stanborry
when made. 3Hs N'
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Building Associations.

+ We should very much like 10 see
novemeutinods in his direction in
our city. The benefit to be derived
should al once induce tho mechanics
laboring men and men Of every class
with incomes stated and small, tc
use their influence toward inducing
tho organization ofs Building Associ.
alton. Movements Of this kind arc
now on foot in Cleveland, Toledo,
Dayton, Springfield, Urbapa, Col
uubus and several other cities ofOhio.
We invite the attention Of our rea-
ders 20 The principles and operations
OF such . society, as stated, in brief, by
the Toledo C5mmrcioL in speaking
Of tho organization in that eity:--
Tho principle Of a building ossocis.
tion Of ibis character is. that il acts
as the landlord TO It's members orten.
auts, and after they have paid what
is an equivalent Of rent for the build
ings which they receive from tho
Association aud occupy, into the
treasury Of tho Association, for a
period OF six or seven years, the a.
mount which they will iu that time
have paid iD, together with tho profits
Of the Association in prcminms, will
amount 10 as much as the honso costs;
aud it is Therefore matle over 90 tho
member as hio own property. These
Associations have been very popular
ia the enstern cities FOR the last lwen
~ years, and thousands Of poor men
have become the owners OF houses
through their means. Wherever they
exist, they seem TO be successful /
and satisfactory TO the stock boders.
The Legislature Of Ohio, has recently /
passed an act TO encourage their In. 4
trodnciion into this State, and undor
the law, Associations arc being gener.
ally formed iu our large towns and
cities.
What youag mechanic, Or prolos.
sional man, or man Of any calling,
Just starting in life with muscle and
brain to caru money, but would glad.
ly hail an opportunity Of this kind to
secure himself . noai we'll built homo ?
dow can ho do it2 Simply by TAX
ug possession Of the house aud lot
md paying tho rent which, perhaps, q
nay be little higher than ordinary a
ont, and whom fvo or six years have
oiled around, hc lads himself, not 9
My the head Of family, but the /,
wner of a good property. The plan !
n point Of actual personal benefit !
nd full returns for money invested,
lands prcemincntly above Life In.
urancc aud every other organization
+ the kind.
We should be glad to see steps
aiken in tho matter, for wo are con.
inced that il would bo successfully Z
arried out, aud with satisfaction aud \
roGt to the members, M,N =
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The Speculation Of Uncle Samuel,


That men should take to spccula-
tiou is a matter of no import, but
when nation, broad, rich aud mighty
rs our own, grows ambitious fol
wealth, aud tho extension Of its al,
ready cumburous domaihs, Is nntur,
alto infer that we have moro money
than We know what 10 do with, or
that tho old gentleman is in his do
tage aud needs to DO watched. What
benefit those Russian American po.
sessions can be to a nation.which now
occupies more territory than any
other civilized aud culighteud GOV
crnmcnt in the Western Hemisphere,
is mure than We can at present dc.
vine unless Il Is intended for snm-
mer'retreat for ovcr.worked Yankees,
or good place to quarter a standing
army, that shall be out Of harms way
and inaccessible in time Of need. III
it was Of so little Importance to Rus.
sia that It could be readily purchased
for 81 200, 600, is thoro any proba-
bility Of Unolo Sans making US the
richer by the purchase. We are no,
opposed TO extension OF our tori
tory, but would prefer a slice OF Of
our noighbor Canadas possession,
than TO going way up into the ice.
fields of the artic Eouc, where nothing
grows but scruby berries and stinted
verdure, for those farms which uuclo
SANS so generously bcstowa upon
his boys. aa erispIsro, far
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CERrtFICNrE or AUTHORITY.
(ro expire on the 1lst dag Of january, lsis.)
OFFICE og THE AUDITOR OF STATE, y
lNsrnANrr nFnAnrMrNr
o1lrsSrs. SNSVA o. February .'brtarAsS =. is7.

CltvNuus, o., February sa, lSiT. J
Whereas the lnternltiopal Insurance Company,
loeatea ~ NV YORK, in the suatc OF N-a York,
hla iiled IN ,h9 olue n sworn statoment Of IL
condition, asre requireihy the act ''rureg'iltc m
snrlnee Hnpanrs not Incorporated hy the Stale
oi nup,. passed April S, 1876 an a Rfuendcd Feb.
rlAry y, Isl, and tho nst "lo regulate Foreign
lnelwnue c nmpauios.N passci Apfi @. 1850; aAil,
whereas, sad Company has fum shed the undpr-
ssn'd suisie~ury cFi lcnce thht 10 q poSsossol
gi nn agtnul Captsl OF at least one Hundred and
ftN IAous1nd Dollars, invested as required hy
sld acts ani, whereas, said Clmpauy has hled IL
TINS once wr.ttcn instrunientlinier its corpor-
re seel, signed by the President and secreiary
uiafeoi, aQthpralng any agent or agents Of said
company Ia this State 70 arlSnoWlolue service Of
process fos ana nhehalf ofs.hl Canilslny nceefd-
ing " ihe terms oi said act of Aprl 8, le5i,
VOW, tneutore In pursuance ~ asts Aforesaid,
!. JANks IL tsnpNNy, Al litor oI State Of Ohio, do
hen'ly ceuiN that said International Insurance
C9mpAny Of Now York, is authorized TO transact
tne hasincss of Fire aAi Marine Insurance ia this
Saie until The ulliy-hist day Of January, In tho
yelr one taousanA Qipht huniredani sixty Eight.
la witness whereof, | have hereunt0 suhscribe.i
lny nanlc and eansod the seal Of my Of
Written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Aalitorof state.
A, H. BiERS, AGENT. Tim, o. lnsl3w.
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make renewed efforts to restore it TO
is former rank, as the best of that
Of any state.
d. 3. Sexton, Alton Pope, II. Bud
wig, Henry o. Burt. s. Henry BeBe.
dict, Executive Committee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-18
News Of the Week.

| An extra session Of ihe 1llinoi
Legislature Is probable. s
The Canadians across the borde
ara still somewhat afraid ofa Feniai
attack.
San Francisco has contributed
s3l 900 IN gold for the relief Of rhl
South.
During the past week the humber
Of cmigrants who pissed through
Columbus was 502. or this number
2T6 will remain in Ohio
The State Department has aiyices
that the Emperor Of Brazil will open
the Amazon river to the free com.
mercc Of tho world next September.
The Secretary Of tho Interior has
rcciovd a communication announcing
The completion of the third section OF
twonty miles OF the Central Branch Of
tho Union Pacific road.
1t is reported that a proposition is
now under consideration to make the
Grand Dnchy Of Luxcmburg neutral
territory, in order to avoid war be-
tween France and Germany.
A special dispatch to the Globe
from Montreal says force Of United
States troops arrived at Rouse's
Point, The impression on the FROM
tier is that Fcnian raid will be
made before the month ends.
The War Department has decided
that every bounty claimant shall be
regarded as having served to the end
Of tho war, who enlisted for three
yenrs and was mustered out with his
organization because the services Of
the latter werc no l&ger required,
nnd IS, therefore, ifnot Otherwise, en-
titled to additional bounty under the
net Of July 2s, 1866
In Maine, recently, bOby was
carried OF on train aud tho mother
ncoidontlly left behind. The woman
was put on board sparo engine
which overlook the flying train,
Ihaokled on to tho roar aud tho wo |
non passed over tho tender to the
ar without tho train, being stopped,
nd found her baby all right.
Numerous expodients are reported
-om Massachusetts to got rouGd the
rohibitory liquor law, which is now
cling enforced with vigor in that
tate The latest oxpodient is the
ale of mince pics with a large quan.
ity Of brandy in them, or, as Bos-
on paper expresses it, "about one
runk TO each minco pic"
The New York Evening GareHe
ays' "Wc learn that Mr.. James
iorden Bennett and Mr.. Lorillard
ave their yachts returned to this
ounIry immediately, when it is their
itention to GIL them with corn and
iher food for tho starving people in
he South, and at once set sail from
his port for Southern waters
A Malone, Now York, cortcspon-
lent relates tho following Incident, In
Iicating that there Is some ground
or tho Fenian scare IN Canada:--The
reat number of pianos that come
oxed up here by rail is astonishing,
nd moro astonishing still is the fact
nat tho parties to whom those boxos
-c directed are not Of the class, So
ally speaking, supposed to take any
ny great degree of interest in the
gital exercises pertaining to such
struments. Its suggested that per
lps their music is about to be heard
sewhere. Dc this as il may, the
qnsporta ion to this point Of large, ,
nnre boxes, marked "Piano Forte
ipdle with care" has increased
Ost remarkably during the past I
onth. These packages are iuvaria- v
y called for by rubicnnd looking c
ilesians, VINO pay all freight charges
tliugly, and then remove their prop.
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