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unQer-
stand there will be. a grand balloon
ascension about 8 o'cloeksthis evening,
,ftbmInear the foot of Main Street.
The balloon il avery large one, and
will be e~labofately decoratadlw jthl
freworks.sM II is expected to be a
grand spectaGlle5 5Cnfblstpne seats
free.---.a - .EH0Tdl
10 ~
RECRUITING.lCapt. Cleery, we pre-
sumo, Is meeting with excellent sue
cess in gathering up patriots. Last,
week he forwarded forty recruits to
Governors Island whence they go
direct TO California ando Colorado
On Wednesday he sent ten more, and
next week he will forward twenty
others. Dull times and good rations
are excellent Inducements.
" INcREAsED.-Mr. Berridge reports
$25010b collected for the beneftse of
Mrs. McGinniss. The money is,placed
in the Eirst@National Bank to her
credit, and she desires US to express.
her heartfelt gratitude to the beneyo-
lent people who have manifested such
active sympathy towards herself and
family.
MAGNIFEgNT misunderstanding
afternoon our attention was attracted
by a large crowd gathered at the
doorof Warren Il Qonnyngton 5 mu-
sic store. We supposed it was a row,
a fight or an aeeideat|Qa fastening
spot We found the crowd was
held there spell bound by the most
enchanting music, by a fair young
lady from Pripcetan< hs had call
ed in and was amusing herself by,
singing and playingys Tits seldom we
hear such musicfrom a rustic damsef,s
5or, from a cityy belle either. -.
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-We
examined yesterday the cell in the
County Jail from which Murray the
confidence man, and the horse thief
who stole Chris. Miller's horse,
some weeks ago undertook to work
their way out on Wednesday evening.
It appears that When the floors of the
CELLS, which are, of stone we're bolted
down that one stone in the ri
about Is inches square had not been
fastened aecording,to contract. Hav-
ing stolen a cold chisel from the work
men who areostrengthening the Jail
they raised the stone and then COM
menced operations. They worked
down some Is inches to the sink
which is 10 feet deep, and from this
proposed to work their way out, but
they would have found it a tedious
and noisome job, requiring at least a
weeks time. " s1s Il sd
n They had torn up their blankets
and constructed a kind of rope lad
der, BY which they descended into the
sink. Jim Darling learning that the.
eoldchisel was missing, at once sus-5
pected where itwas, and rem9viagSthes
prisoners to another cell, he soon
49, q - -lH4stfN 81 nnTra1 a
discovered theostone was loose n The
jail bigashge had their wihgssichp-
PED, and are h6w securely chained in.
a strong cell to repeutsat leisure. Jim
Darling, the JaiIQr, deserves great
credit for MS Violence IN guarding
his wardsq OF whom ne has sixteen
now on his hands. a good iron Jail
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ssT Ladies and gents: In the lot
of goods that / sell on Tuesday after
9 ePI sss July s66d 10Th aiiS 3 2 tk HsaS, six THr ysIJs9
icloaks, six sloaks, cloth cloaks, fine
dresses, a large variety Of ladies'
runderclothes, ladies' wearing apparel,
at my Auction Room, Locust Street,
at 2 o'clock p. IL. HIRAM NELSON.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
%
. bsTEAMBOAT.EIKEs

To .rLoUIsvILLE.-Eyery Monday and
Saturday at 10o'ciock AIM. Every Tuesday,
Wsdaesday Thursday, and Saturday, at1e
TO GAfRoE.Daifyn except Sunday, ats
O'Clock R.M.E1HI8I 11EI18 80
] To- GREENo Every "wednesday
and Saturdayd at g O'Clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday ate O'Clock Pm. ~
-To-EAsTPoRT. -Every-Tuesday and
Friday al 4 O'Clock p. M .hA~ .T-aff41
q 10 HRsDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
Ct 80 ~
10 MEmrnHm1st44seemniE-,wueekiy. 20
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Proposition. If music has charms
to soothe the savage" we hope its eff
fects viii be tried upon some of the
savages of our city. -imlst 5i9d1
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The Disease OF America.
EE dyspepsia ia said be tie disease Of
AaReTica. Its victims may be found in all
Sls1f ops q 1ife.a Tbs poor as WE'LL the
Eszduence. The symptoms OF this su1sfaSe
uzry greatly in b. e different stages Of the
aseasattiaH 81 i iEHiiHee ssfHSsr eating, and I
zfangeable, diminished, or lost appetite.
G4gH s1AIsone Instances the appetite. l4Nexas'
z1n<zs, and when Qn obedience to It's
g-rotn ptings) a large portion of food is
~ecz1aken int the stofnachl pain fsloyst in
z azazmt region, with general distress, nerv-
suZzzzHss, and nauSe8!hI Flatuiency and
Ezs&rf-burn invariably attend this disease.
Fsar all these symptoms
sri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BITTERS
wzM be found an inya1uable household
gngFre dy, as its alternative, corrective. and
zsssesrative propertfas are derived exclu-
&sey from roots and plants. the virtues
8< &Aicns are acknoY lodged by pharfna-
eRxz1cs and physicians. Separately they
Rive often been prescribed by the profess
sNaE sa5ut were never combined until H. r.
@<Hfa@etter gave to the world his
xsMrsf - ~EEALTH-R1S oRFNG BITTERs,M
ssE1en have proved a sovereign remedy for
Dyspepsia and its attendant evils.
.aHe .aEfF & 1904 III
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BoARpINd.4Nice pleasant rooms
and good boarding can be had on
Second Street, next door to Samuel
Orrs: Apply at the house.
,11-lw Mas. WV. BUCK.
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FRUIT JARS! FsUfT J4ssll-The
place to buy frui5 Jars is at the New
York Grocery
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For RENT.-A good brick build
ing, No. A Market Place. suitable for
a..store and dwelling Will be rented
low to a good tenant. Apply to
81 neH NExsEN 81 BIxBY, Agents,
13-1w Marble Hall, o Main Street.
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Ladiesl use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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esD-'eVain was tile cehfef's. the sage's
nsr3e: they had and they
SEaz&1' If they could have procnr ed q bot
TIE OF Poland's White Pine Compound,
gsfey might have lived many years. Read
F&s kasss aa advertisement.
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Maehines Use Gaths 500 ooaon
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Bz5~ MerchantTailo new goods ar
irving at the new simultaneously
Main Street. nsaI3 =
mars If SMITH & DARLING.
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: Gorks Spog' Cotton isse Cord to 80.
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GeE just received, a fresh lot Of
Torrey's Five Minute Ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers, refriger-
ators. beer coolers, brass and enamel
ed kettles, fruit jars Of every descrip-
ton, &C., &c. We have the finest and
most complete stock Of goods in our
line to be found in the city.
III al THOs. SCANTLIN IL Son,
8 Main St., marble Hall.)
Milcards Hello Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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Take none other than @arh's C5aon
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Music FOR THE PEOPLE.-Me I'M
Aderstahd that the Crescent City Silver
! Band propose that1if THE City Coun-
eli viii fit them up a stand with seats
and lights, which can be done at a
trifing expense that. they viii play
one or two evenings of each week.
when the Weather is fair, for the en-
1tertainment, of the people. We think
the Ideals good one and would be
attended with beneficial results. We
hope the City Council viii accept the
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The Disease of American

.Aa4Ha9 III
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=
~ NEWS.

BALLOON AsoENsIoN.-We under
stand there will be. a grand balloon
ascension about O'Clock this evening,
,ftpmH. near the foot of Main Street.
The balloon il slavery large one, and
will be deliberately decorated with
freworks.sn II is expected to be a
grand spectaGle. Curb stone seats
2H(lTH
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-07-04
An Ordinance
RELATING TO GARBAGE.

SECTION I. Be il ordained by the Common Coun-
Scii of the City of Richmond, That the city shall.
before its first meeting in April of each year
make a contract with some one more persons, for
the removal beyond the city limits, twice a week or
oner, of all kitchen garbage that may be required
be carried out OF said city, during the months of May
June. July, August. September and October of each
The said contract requiring such disposition Of
said garbage will IN wise endAnSer the general
sanitary welfare of the city.
PESALrY.-Any person So contracting with the CITY
Council and failing comply with the terms of their
CONTRACT shall upon conviction of such failure be fined
in any sum no! less than twenty five, more than
fifty dollars.
SEc.2 All persons. having control in any house
within the city limits, are required to place some
tight barrel, bucket other vessel in q convenient
spot on their premises alley street. gate
fence, where it may be readily reached by tie Gar
bage gatherer and TO daily empty into this vessel all
their Kitchen Garbage and Stops clear seps except
ell to the end that il be removed by the Garbage
gatherer twice week otuer; unless fed upon their
own premises.
PESALTY.-An persons failing to comply with the
requirements of this Section. refusing proper
demand 10 allow the Garbage gatherer 10 remove the
Garbage, required by his contract shall upon
victiou thereof be fned in any less than one
nor more than five dollars tor each offense.
SEC 3. This Ordinance TO be in force from and af-
ter its passage and publication.
Passed and approved May Isf, Ii $50.
JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
Attest: p. p. kIkS, City Clerk. IT-2w.
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BARBARA ALLfNE.

In Chsrlottetown, where was born,
There was fair maid dwelling,
And every youth cried a. we'll a~a;"
Her name was Barbara Allyne-
An in the merry month Of May,
when green buds they were swelling,
Young Jenny Grove on his death bed lay,
For the love of Barbara Allyne.
lie sent his man unto her then.
10 the town where she dwelling,
Saying, "you must come to my master,
II your name be Barbara Aliyne.
For death is printed on his face,
And DER his heart is stealing,
Then haste away to comfort him,
oh, lovely Barbara Allyne.
Though dc. tia be printed on his face,
And DER his heart be stealing.
Yet little better shall he be
For the love Of Barbara Allyne.
So SLOWLY, slowly she rose up,
And slowly, slowly, she came nigh him,
And all she said when there she came,
"younc man think you're dying.
He turned his face unto ner stfa'Rh',
With deadly sorrow signing
.oh, pretty maid, come pity me,
I'm on my death bed lying
..If on your death bed you do lie,
What needs the tale you're telling,
cannot keep you from your death;
Farewell, said Barbara Allyne-
He turned his face unto the wall,
AMI death was with him dealing,
Adieu, adieu, my dear friends all,
Adieu to Barbara Allyne."
As she was walking Ter the fields
She heard the bells knelling,
ana every round did seem to say,
"Uiworthy Barbara Allyne.'
She turned her body round about,
Aud sped the corpse, a coming,
"Lsy down, lay down the corps' saw
That may look upon h
With scornfu eyes 81 ''D 49,"
Her cheeks wit Aughter sweihng'
Whilst All her .'ends cried out amain;
.aurnwo-.,y Barbara Allyne."
w,.. he was dead and laid in the grave.
fer heart was S.rusH m ssnss my bed,
"Oh, mother. M. r
Fnr must die Tomorrow.
uard-har,ed crea'are MN 10 siight'
-, ,o,,,rne so dearly,
nv nv "a been more kind to him,
When he was alive and near me-
She on her death-bed as she lay,
Begged to be buried by him.
And sore repented Of the day,
When she did e'er deny bin.
Farewell )" she said, aye virgins all.
And shun tho fault fell in,
Henceforth take warning by the fall
OF cruel Barbara Allyne.'
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The English Liberal view of the Re.
lease Of Davis.

The Londop Star. the organ of John
Bright, was one of our staunchcst friends
in the English press during the war. 1t
speaks thus OF the release of Davis:
Jefferson Davis is again a free man.
After detention of just two years the
authorities of the United States have re-
stored to liberty one of the most un.
scrupulous and imp!acable enemies, one
of the least excusable rebels, who ever
helped to plunge country into civil
bail, 10 come up for trial next Novem
Der; but in reality it may, we presume,
be taken that the ex President of the
Southern Confederation is relieved of all
further responsibility for his political of.
lenses The United States have here
once again given an example of political
wisdom, too. Jefferson Davis, executed
on the scaifold as a traitor, might have
left bitter and even dangerous mem
DRY behind him. Jefferson Davis con
temptuouslv dismissed to the obscurity
Of private life, will soon fade out of
memory altogether. - We do not
write thus from any wish to throw addi-
tional odium on fallen man. But it is
duty we owe to great cause and to
truth to remind England that this is the
man who was the idol of what are called
our government classes three years ago
the man in answer to whose appeal
journals and speakers in this country
clamored for war against our kindred,
and against the principles of human lib
erty and the Christian doctrine of human
rights. While men in England, too, are
crying ont even now for the life-blood
Of some petty and powerless Irish rebel,
It is right to show how grievous we're the
crimes of Davis against the United
States, and how the United States have
punished them. We are glad that Da-
Sis is set free His life has been happi
~ for mankind, failure and the best
thing that can be hoped for him is. that
the world may soon forget him, and his
tory only give few passing lines to his
name" sss rsss
-
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Building Permits.
~o WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;

ITO WHOM 1T NJ A CONCE Il \ :
NOTICE is hereby given, that, in accordance with
Section 10 OF an Ordnance, PASSED by the Common
Council, April %, 1867 it is not lawful, from and
after the 10th day OF june 1887. for any person or
persons to erect construct build or alter or cause
to be erected constructed built, or altered any
building, without first obtaining awrtten perm! from
the Board of Public Improvements.
Section III of said Ordinance. requires the person
persons, DESTROYS of erecting constructing, al
tering building, to make application to said Board
for permit for that purpose. stating in writing, the
proposed location the dimensions and manner OF con-
structon of the proposed editce, together with the
different stories and the materials to be used in such
building, and the probable cost of the same.
Section II, of said Ordinance, requires person or
persons TO get permit from said Board for moving
building within the city; and, in accordance with
Section A, of said Ordinance, any person persons
violating failing to comply with any part of said
Ordinance, shall, conviction before the Mayor be
tined in not less than Five Dollars more
han Fifty Dollars.
ANY person wanting Permit will apply to the City
llerk.
BY order of the Board of Public Improvements.
| p. j. k,RN, City Clerk.
richmond, Ind. June Is, 1857 1T:2w
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An Ordinance

prohibiting reaehy Cows from Running at
Large in the City Of Richmond, aud TO ke-
peal an Ordinance entitied"An Ordinance
Prohibiting Cows from Running At Large
NJ Night in said City -:
uDE 1T ORDAINED by the Common Council Q,
HI the CITY Of Richmond, That II shall Dc uIlas III
S,ssr or Hsisr. o. Cows Bulls Steers Heifers, 70
per,ni! the sane large ~itnin the
limits of the CITY OF Richmond and every person OF
persons so offending shall, on cosscaohs oe - IT,
auv sum not less than One Dollar aor more lnan 1eu
Dollars, tor tae first oaease; and Tor each saose1
offence. for the same an aial n any sum aot iSss .
Two Dollars nor more than Twenty Dollars
seton 3 Whepever any person shall complain ."
the MAYER Of sail Ctr AM make affidavit that any
owner or owners Of such nr, y 49, - rs
limits OF said Civ hah issue process TO the Mar
shall 10 bring the over or owners OF sand animal or
animal, before him answer action OF debt Tor
The Aforesaid pensty; and to take up and impound
/ said animal or apnais- =, ;,
Saetion 3. IL han be the duty of the Marshall, or
ry naaYoher q the City Police, to take up and i'm
na-nd anv s-eh an;rai or animals, that upon proper
rial have ben adudged to be breachy and are found
running adarge, or wrongtully within any enclosure
irhin corporate limits of said city, and 10 report
the sare to the Mayor, who shall issue process as ID
/ .tion T. That the words "Cow or Cows any
os ne other animals described in the foregoing Sec
,s, be, and they are, hereby inserted Immediately
.fer the word "Swne wherever il occurs in Sections
three, foui, FIVE six and seven, of Ordinance en-
Large in the City Of Richmond and that the sad
Sections be- and they are hereby Incorporated IN and
made a part OF this Ordinance.
Section s. That an Ordinance entitled IAN Ordin
ance Prohibiting Cows from Running at Large al
Night in tie City of Richmond passed and approved
JAN LIST, 1867, and Ordinance entitled An ordi
nance amend Ordinance entitled an Ordinances
Prohibiting Cows from Running at Large at Night
the City OF Richmond passed and approved Aarci
19th, 1857, be- and the same are, hereby repealed
Section 8. That this Ordinance shall be IN fore
| from and after its passage and publication,
| Passed and approved June is, 1851
THOMAS y. YOUNG,
Attest: p ?. KIRS, Mayor
| City Clerk. tl1:2wJ
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Petition Pending.
Hsity Clerks Ofice.l
~ Richmond. Ind. /

lSity Clerks Office,l
- Richmond, Ind, June goth, 1887
NcrrcE is hereby given, that Petition is pending
"a the Common Council of said City. PRAYING that
the Council hare vacated the two aevs OF ten feet
each in width. running North and South from Fort
Wavne Avenue to Sassafras street, through Hirs N
Hadleys addition. and establish in their stead one
aIley eighteen feet width, between said two alieys
By order Of the Cornell.
i@,- EyEy C,.- rts-%
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III
whilst A MEND Of ours was at Pinhook' sao''
aims since, he across co-residsns OF Boston "
OVER dozen years ago, whom he ad nos seen i'r
,h.s nGsA Of time and be surprised him into the re-
eosctios that he-svsn b. "ths slave Of the lamp
shis was before the intr~ucsion Of petroleum when
a lard lamp was used BY him 70 enable him :" read
had ouce INDUCED by it, AID II committing 70 msH'
ory and singing that beautiful. pathetic ana
Awe poetic eHusion, entitled "Barbary Ahyne- lie
had almost forgotten that golden period, and the sub
lime pathos Of that song until his aforesaid friend
raised his s.voice 10 the woods around, and sang
for him, in the most aatterng manner. On inquiry
he found that his friend had carefully preserved
COPY, that be had transcribed over forty years ago
and he told him that himself and family toox grea'
pleasure stiIl in singing it, Hearing the song s"s
gested to our friend the idea that's repub'cs'o" %
the verses might give pleasure to others as WELL be
procured the ancien, copy and brought it to u.s. which
oJa.b bt,stv
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ARMY REVOLVER, 44-100 in. Caliber,
NAVY REVOLVER, 36-l00 in. Caliber,
BELT REVOLVER, Self Cooking Navy Caliber,
BELT REVOLVER, Navy Size Caliber,
POLICE REVOLVER, Navy Size Caliber,
NEw POCKET REVOLVER, with Loading Lever,)
i>ckET REVOLVER, Self Cocking)
kEsvA TING PIsToL, Elliot pt-) No. 80 Cartridge,
hSPE.TING PIsroL, Elliot pit No. % Cartridge,
tEsT POCKET PIsToL, No. %, 80 Il Al Cartridge,
REX CANE, using No. %, 30 Cartridge,
BREESISG RIFLE, 36-l00 in. Caliber,
| RRrEcH QADISG RIFLE, No. 50 Cartridge,
c s. RIFI.DING CARBISE,
| rs. RIrLEp sseel Barrel, with Saber Bayonet,
| KET, Springfield Pattern.
Z. REMiNGTO.
SONS, LION, New York.
| Moore Nichols, New York;s.
| ton: Jos C. Grub Co., Phirn. Read Son, Bos.
1rTrinble Baltimore; Henry Folsom AHA; Poultney
| b n..redge il Co., Cipcinnati Johuso. New Orleans
Chicago; < VI. Rumsey Co. ST. Loinencer Go
Crane, San Francisco; B. 4. 5. H. Thompslbert z
real. Mont
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.k'xSh & aEA1Ca
Bankers and Dealers in Government Secur-
tiles.
No. 5 Nassau Street, N. z,
N B. All kinds of Government Securities received
the full market price in exchange for the above
Bonds. Also.
TT All descriptions OF Government Sc.
curities kept constantly on hand. 4 Bought
Sold, or Exchanged.
gs-GoId Coin and Z. S. Coupons bought, sold,
and collected.
gs- Deposits received on liberal terms.
subject to check at sight.
8- Collections made throughout the country.
S- Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold at the Stock Exchange on commission for cash.
Special attention give to the Exchange
of SEW EN-THRITY NOTES of all the Ser
les for the New FIvE.TWENTY BONDS of
1865, on the most favorable terms.
May 30th, 1867. 14-3m.
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Copies of al CLAIMS.

in any Patent issued by the Pz.n, .;,.. 1919
viii be furnished on the receipt of<l. the appican,
invention, date of the Patent &c.
Washington City July 4,ls67. e7tf
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The railroad corraectinn between Omaha and the
East IS now complete ai the earnings of the Union
Pacific the sections alreaay finished for the frs,
tive weeks in May, were sll2,oua. These sectional
earnings the road progresses viii much more than
pay the interest on tie Company's bonds. and the
through business over the only lire OF railroad he
tween the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense.
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SIX PER CENT. In GOLD,
Ninety Cents on the Dollar

a road is already completed to Juesburgh
nies west from Omaha, and is fully equip
-. trains are regularly running over it, The
10 6xsh now on hand sufficient iron, ties, etc.
a., D. ISemaining portion to the eastern base of
- =, ,tains, 141 miles, which is under con-
,,..,s ~, p,ember 1st of this year, and it is
e., tots tire road will be in running order
81 pc. -. tern connection with the Cen
s,c-,nan., e., a,r;spidly built eastward from
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HORACE WATERS
MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT
No. 4sI BROADgAY, NEW YORK.

81 New Pianos ,Melodeans. Aleaa s DIRE
GU and Cabinet Organs. at wholesale or
Retail, prices as low nv Frst-Class Instruments
can be purchased. Second Hand Pianos at great
bargains, prices from $500 $3.50. There being some
Eve different makes of Pnos in this large stock pur-
cbasers be suited swell here as elsewhere and
perhaps little better
10, 1000 Sheets If Music, little
aea Soiled, at Lets. per. Page
One of the Largest Socks of SHEET MCSiCin
the United States. MUSE BOOKS. and all kinds Of
disc At the Lowest Rates
HORACE WATERS
Aug seth-2' Il 4Sl Broadway n. Y.
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kskr good principles, and they win
keep you. ssssL