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ANOTHER GIFT ENTkRPRIsE SwINDLR-A
late Confederate officer writes 10 the Rich
mond Exam,nrr thar maH recently detailed
to 1 In scheme on foot to get up a gait enter
prise osiens,biy for the South Orphan Associ-
alton. but in reality TO benefit alune the SPEC
ulatOrs. The man came from Balumore. and
letters have been written there exposing the
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SALE OF PROPERTY MIR. Jabez Warren, OF
Chesapeake CITY, has purchased the little
weolen mill at the foot of Gilt pin falls, form
erly owned by Jethro johnson deceased, for
S1,6OO. Also, the residence of DR.. ). NJ. Har-
ny, near Bay View, for S3,5DO.-EIkton Whi0
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Fire

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE building at the cor
ner OF Cass and kenze streets was DESTROYED
by fire last night. The loss is about S4g,GO0
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Dead

CINCINNATI. Feb. I'm. p. McOuinlan.
formerly connected with the Cincin matt press,
d ed yesterday.
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TOUT " sPKtHQ SIO0K. oOI
.. ser --s-T -. e.E..
y. MAY & co,
sos Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts,
Are now receiving their .r
SPRING STOCK,
embracing great variety OF chsios .a~-I-.
STAPLE AND FANCY IMPORTED AND DO
MYSTIC DRY GOODS, 50
to which they respectfully invite the attention o.
the public. ia--. .-.
All articles ais marked extremely low, % their
. sles are made exclusively for cash. feiO-3tif
DROPOSALS FOB FLOUR

0UBslsTENCE OFFICE. u. B. A,
kEAR OF No. 1O3 VEST LOMBARD srREEr,S
bALTIMORE. d D.. February 8, 1867 \
sealed Proposals. in duplicate. will be receI ysd
At tris office until u IN, on THU RSDAY, Feb.
Iuay -, 10 7, for furnishing the United States
subsistence Department, deliversd . Baltimore
Nd, with Isur Hundred 400b Barrels, frean
EXTRA FL6ER. - -
The proposals will be for what IL known at this
Depot 40 Nee J, and Z. 1900 bbis No and 400 bbis
No. J. to Be OF winter heat, aud bids will be en-
teItstned for any quantity less than tas whole
Any part Of the Flour will be subject to order
within nys days after notihcato of ptaucs Of
Did; but the Flour will BE- held at the eXpanse Of
the contractor. until saoh times and In such usn-
titles a. IL Nay be called for.
Bids tor each srGde TO be on separate shessss Of
Paper. Blank forms are furnished at this ooico.E
barrels TO be IN good sh PIPING order, fully head
nned: Flat hoped and machine. made barrels VIII
be rejected 80 ~ 80 :. = = =,
Samples Of the Flour offered must In oil Gases be
ssEt In, but not eDelesed with the prssossl. : :
The usual Gov ernmsnt las pection will be made
just before the Flour Is received, end none WIN be
accspted which 10 not fresh srownd, and asrssing
nonditioDs. Ieauirsnsnts, payments. 30. -
Propo:als 70 DO endorsed = Propoeab for Flour,
and addresses to the underngned, Of when In
Quire for further details, -
Bvt. Lieut. Col. Ana G S.,U.s
eu-f Bvt Brig Cen Vols
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ORDERED

ORDERED.
General GfAns has ordered 1st Lieutenant E.
s. Ewing, 3lth u. s. Infantry, 10 report &,
Major GenI Howard, OoUmissioner Of Freed
mems Bureau. for duty Wiih the Bureau in
this city. l-t -Gas-.
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o. RHNoMINArIp.

- y1 RENOMINAfyD. T. 80.
The name Of 4. 3. Sioanaksr has again been
sent to the Senate for Ooliectorship Flrss Dis.
trict Internal Revenue, Psnnfa- ~ Ia 80,
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- The amount of Fractional currency de.
stroyed during last week was S3ss, go.
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GREAT DEDUCTION in DRY GOODS

GREAr REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS.
YATES 4 eELBY, aga PENN. AVE,
Are closing ont their entire stock of winter
DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS CASSIMERES.
BLANKETS and SHAWLs. ct greatly reduced
T.,Ss 10 make room for their spring stock
New York aiills A BlsachsA Muslin at 20 cts
Wamsutta ~ do do Is cts
ApdTescogaip Az do DO - 20 cts
Jsmes' Steam Mills - rs c e
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Jndge Carher.-This morn.
ing, the case of Alden VS. Nagruder et al COM
missioners of election in the Seventh Ward
aetion 10 recover damages from the defendan ts
Ter refusing his vote-was given TO the Jury.
who returned a verdict for the defendants
Riddle for the plaintiff, Bradley and Bradley
for the defendants. .siat =
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N~BOARDO or TRADE.-An Adjourned Meet
O ing Of the Board OF Ira 10 will take placs at
their roo 80 No Market Space, THIS No day }
GVHNlHQ februau IL, 1851, at 7k O'Clock
Every member 10 requested to attend.
III RARnO-
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,Sl(QID edition.
q I o'CLocK r. M.


- wAsHISeroN, February II, 1857.
Jay Cooke Il 70 furnish the folio wing q no.
atoms OF Government securities:
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REDfKp OF rHK PooR.-DHrine the past
week the Special Relief Commis sion of the
Freedmen's Bureau, to disiribute the appro-
pr,ation Of $4,000, nave given ,094 " orth OF
groceries, fuel. and clothing 20 Z. 32s persons,
those relieved being both white and coicred.
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w Il. CLA0ETT, II. B. SWEBNl
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND .-s
AUCT ION B 8.

Parties contemplating building In the spring or
purs hssipg uhimrOysd property for Investment
III ntd IL to their advantage to look over our
70 our former list . large amount Of that dsscrfe
tion Of property. We csa offer many In iucemenis
We have also for sale several email tracts OF land
In the Immediate vicinity Of this city, very ell
Fibly locAtsa for suburban 2 sidenees, ~ we'll a.
hiehiy improved farms In Maryland, which are
Properly lett With M for sals docs net subject
books. 49, - - 80
feii-im OLAeETr 3 swBENY.
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ADMrTrED.-Lydon II. Stevens, OF this city,
was admitted an attorney and counsellor OF
the Supreme Court ofthis District. on the 9Th
list, ON motion OF n. Thompson, Esq.
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N~THoUGHTs ON HAMLET,

~TH0UGHTe ON HAMLET,
-... HF.s-.. fPART NJ ..sf ..-
Illustrated BY Recisations from the Play,
By n. CLAY PR-UsS,
Al UNION LEAGUE HALL, 9th street TUEs
DA1 ENhNING, 18th inst., NJ O'Clock.
Admission 70 cents. fe HIT"
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CONTACTS YoR FURNISHING FLoUR-On
Saturday last, bids for furnishing l,5oo barrels
OF flour for the Subsistence Department at
Washington. ID. c.. were opened 1t the Office OF
Colonel Bell, Commissary of Subsistence, and
the contracts for Sl.oO0 barrels, second quality,
awarded TO A. Ross Ray & Bro, al sl36s per
barrel; POO barrels, second quality, TO CASA
way Howard, At si3 per barrel: 300 barrels,
hrst quality, TO George Waters, al sl437 per
barrel -
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MEDICAL REPORT ON THE FREEDMEN HERE.
Surgeon Reyburn, OF tie Fresdmen's Bureau,
surgeon In charge OF the District has made bis
report to Mayor General Howard, showing the
condition OF the freedmen In hospitals during
the month Of January. The wh ole number
under treatment during the month was l,75O;
OF whom 81 died, 1,002 were cured and dis
charged, and 6e4 remained under treatment At
the last OF the month. The diseases most prev =
alent were bronchitis and pneumonia.
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RETURN TIE CoATs-Persons having coats
taken by mistake from the Presidents on Thurs
day evening last, can receive their own by re-
turning those IN their possession TO Mr.. Dom.
Al the Executive Mansisn. Representatiy We
Hunter, OF New York, lost very fine coat
bearing his name on the collar. Solicitor
Jeraon, OF the Treasury Department, also lost
q valuable one. Mr.. Dom has a number OF
costs in his possession which the owners can
have by applying 10 him.
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ciar1nR that II was alleged that a com a isson
IN session In this city, for the purpose of con
si1enng claims OF citizens OF the late rebel
States for properly taken for the use OF the u
=. army; and tnstructing the Committee on
CLAIMS to ascertain whether such q eommissio
Is IN session; IL 90. by what legal authority,
and TO ascertain also whether any claims have
neen allowed AID patd, and what authority
Parsed. ~ = = ~ ,'
Mr: Bidwsl (Cal.) introduced resolution
uIEecung the CommittSe on Printing to report
rsr S.vpa,e.y ana probable cost OF printing the
year ending September 30, 1865. Passed.
MI. McRuer (Oai.) introduced resolution
winch was agreed to, declaring that in the
! opinion Of this House the Government Of the
United States should prosecute the claims Of
it, citizens against Great Britain for losses
sustained during the war, by reason of British
terminatio6 % was exercised by the British
Government III relation 10 the capture Of ma
son and Slidell.
M Mr.. Henderson loreeon) introduced rssolu-
STATE or States renounce allegiance to he Con.
sutution and laws Of the United Stat.s or
anal, ~ Ma sa war upcn the Union, such State
eyes in tSs 2Tn,eH OF Al ITS rights and privll-
boundaries Of such States shall revsr, ~ -.
E i5e OF the United States aud resov
Tor the purpose OF upholding anv S,.,s axe. .'
tnority, but for upheIding the natioaaS s aa'
fhorlty, and that the Union remains N na;. ~
and intact. Referred to the Committes on Rs.
wMr: Morr,lI: lyt.l from the Ceumi,s.. of
Ways ana Means, reported the bill amendn.
tory OF exiting laws relating to In tsrnsi ~.
enne, and moved that il be made The sr.o..,
orSsr Tor wednesday evening next At ss ven
MT Schenck (Ohio) obJscted 'i'.'''lIr - asa,
Mr. Morrill, s6id night sessions, vvere O. .S.
Tariff BILL s'oer tne
Mr.. Schsnck said the bill 70 esuaiize the
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
PAYING THE NATIONAL DEBT.

The London Spectator, in alluding TO the
prospect of our laying our National debt ere
long, remarks:
" 1t win be the greatest deed Democracy
has ever done, the one which will come most
clearly home 70 property holders, which will
most rapidly dissipate the idea that Democ-
racy is distinguished by an ignorant impa-
thence Of taxation or by an indisposition 10
pay up honorable claims. No Despotism will
be able 70 show such a financial account, no
constitutional Monarchy better one, and
successful finance tells heavily with cultiya-
ted mankind The tide Of immigration will
set in with double rapidity, and the last re-
manning Diet trent 10 British North America
viii have been removed Meanwhile, wheth-
en- the dream Is fulfilled or not, America, so
long as she raises this surplus, possesses a
force ~ which il is difficult 70 estimate the
extent, can, for example, spend without
iOan a. much as the whole outlay of Great
Britain upon her army and navy, can waste
every year without increasing her taxes as
much as che loan with which Napoleon paid
Tor LIS Italian campaign"
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

District Court, Third J,pficial District, County
q faraeai, Territory Of Arizona.
.. ,. spaulding, pl'f
n. X. Lhmpson, def y
Action brought in the District Court, in and for
the county and Territory aforesaid
me Ierrttory Of Arizoaa SENDS greeting % A..
X. Lampsoa, defeadaat.
You are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial District
county OF fayapai, Territory Of Arizona, 10 answer
The complaint filed therein "a copy Of which ae-
companies this summOns) within twenty DAYS fey
elusive OF the day Of service after the service upon
you OF this simmons II served within this county:
but u without this county, then forty days.
ms action u brought 10 recover the sum of five
hundred $500 dollars with interest, upon a Ger.
tam promissory note executed and delivered to
pialhtin by you on the seventeenth day Of Febru-
airy A. II. 1866. And 70 foreclose mortgage of
same date, given by you 10 secure the payment Of
sad note, on the individual Onetwelfth Interest in
that certain Quartz Mil situated on Lynx Creek.
IN the county and Territory aforesaid and known
az me "Lampson Thunderbolt Mill"
ana you are hereby notified, that If yon fall TO
appea. ana answer the complaint as above re-
CURED, the plaintiff will take default against you
ana WIZ apply TO the Court for the relief demanded
ID Piaintih . complaint, and for costs of suit.
ui'en under my hand and the seal OF said court
IL. 81 this 10Th day OF December. A. d. lt,6s
L. w. WELLS, ia, Clerk.
j. Z. HAseRAvE, atty fnr pi'f lis
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
5Ninrr.
SUCCESS TO THE PRESS.
Br RS ELLINGTON.

~ " = AiatAANHiONs
When The world. like ship on dark stormy
main,
Was By ignorance tossed on the rocks Of the
shore,
What steered it ava. through the darkness again.
To the harhor where safely 1t anchored bcforcy
Twas the Press, like a beacon that shed DER il
way
The lustfe Of learning, sublime and serene;
And intellect. reused from it, sleep aud decay,
Awoke from the thraldom In which II had been
The actor would mirror our passions in vain
The painter unnoticed his flncies portray;
The orator die like his eloquent strain;
The poet unhonored, decline with his layl
Were II not for the Press that stability gives
To each fancy and fabric that intellect rear.,
BY whose power cen the wreck OF century lives,
And the vigor and freshness Of infancy wears.
II humbleth the proud, 1t exalieth the meek
II guards the pure honor and beauty of youth
Il seorns the oppressor it strengthens the weak
The champion Of virtue--the herald OF truth
The bulwark Of freedom-the lamp that reveals
The schemes Of the traitor, the plots OF the
knave;
And for suffering merit to justice appeals
The foe Of the coward, the friend of the brave
Pin your glasses, my friends, I've a toast to pro-
pose,
Which each will receive like brother, | guess ;
And now while our wine in true fellowship flows,
give you " Success and renown TO the Press"
Hurrah, boys, hurrah, let the goblet pass round
Our motto be-" Truth, Independence and Zeal"
May we, true to our eolors, like Masons be found,
Unwilling to wound but delighted to heal
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
REMARKS ABOUT WOMEN.

The stepping-stone 10 fortune is not to be
found in Jewelers. shop.
When cats wash their faces bad weather is
at hand when women use washes to their
compilations IL is true sign that the beauty
Of the day is gone.
Woman shared the apple with man, but
she took the first bite.
With the rib Of man was woman made.
In her daughters may easily be traced the
love Of rib-bones.
Many women powder their faces that their
skins NAY seem white; IL IS as 4 potiltercr
tours an old hen, that it may pass for ten
der chicken.
Ask a woman what is meant by happiness,
and she will reply, " A velvet dress with
fourteen breadths 10 the skirt"
All women have hearts, but often il is with
them as with oaks-the heart is the hardest
part.
Beware Of red-haired girls, they are as de-
ceitfnl az foxes.
Avoid baird girls, their love is as the
blow Of a cudgel.
None can tell how much they love their
husbands as those who marry for money.
The heart that breaks too easily is like an
empty nut, that cracks readily from its very
emptiness.
Shun serrnilion cheeks; they are the red
danger signals on the marriage lines
The ages Of horses and women may be told
by their teeth--of horse, by looking at
them of a woman, by asking how old she
is-and if she. shows her teeth, be sure she
is advanced in years.
There are some men who heat their wives
and then seJN the hand of forgiveness by
placing jewels upon their fingers. They fol-
low the inscription on the street doors
stknock and ringn
She who dyes her looks is like desperate
gambler who makes his last venture. and
risks all upon the hazard Of die.
Any woman will listen to your suit. if YOU
first q he:. g: earring, but il must be an
emerald one.
No chain Is so strong as the bans of mar
Tisge.
The foolish virgins were red-haired girls
whe had no oil so that the bridegroom dis
covered their locks Of fire
A good woman is like Cremona fiddle
age only makes its tone the sweeter.
The wise wife opposes wrath with kindness
"A sand bag viii oppose cannon bali by It's
In Eden there was only one woman. and il
is the symbol Of happiness. Would that it
bad been 3 Peg :.sa:$e, :or then the apple
would not have been there. The source OF
all evil was an apple sauce.
The ='isest man is = batch o'iore
When maiden takes to spaniels or parrots
ii means that her beauty is gone 10 the dogs.
and that hence forth her life is a bfrd-en 10
her. T4aIs
Better love and bingham than GOODNESS and
cashmeres.
Every woman leaves her husband storey.
er" at least three TIMES in her life as per
sons striking a bargain pretend to leave the
store, hoping TO be called back, and to gain
by the trick.
Woman is the only female in the world
that sings-haye no piano in the house.
The smell Of dinner is the incense of do.
mestic love.
She who wears false ringlets is like fire
of green wood-it has curls Of smoke, but he
who would kindle the fame must puff yigor-
ously.
The housekeeping book is the thunder'
cloud of marriage; IL is accompanied with
the husbands purse.
He who marrias a pretty face only is like
a..buyer Of cheap furniture-the varnish
that caught the eye will not endure the fire.
side blaze.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
rsrATE an p. NJ. nrRNS.

Territory of Arizona County of Yayapal--ss.
Il, he Probate Cont in and for said county-fa
the matter Of the Estate Of p. IA. Burns, de-
ceased.
In accordance with an order Of the Honorable
II Brooks, Judge Of said court, notice Is hereby
given to all persons inter- sted, to appear before
him on Monday the first day Of April, A. ID. 1867,
and show cause If any they have, why an order
should not he granted TO the administrator to sell
the estate of said deceased,
FG. CHRISTIE, Probate Clerk
By JNO. HOWARD, Attorney for Administrator.
Feb 23-4-3t
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Hiliam TrahGn, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
minstraor of the al named estate, TO the cred
tors Of and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers within one year from the date Of this no
tice to King s. Woolsey at his residence al Aqua
Frio Ranch Yayapai county, Territory of Arizona.
KING s. WOOLSEY. Administrator.
BY WIN, j. BERRY, Attorney.
Prescott, Dec. H. 1866 28ti
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
Established 1854.


The fourth volume ofthe MINER was begv, i,
uary /, 1861. 1t is the determination 10 nm
1t in every respect more complete and atr.sss
than the preceding volumes. Will. Il u
treat Of all matters of public importance, n q
umns viii be more particularly devoted 10 tAs
terests of the miners Of Arizona, the inirepls q
deserving men who as pioneers and proyess
through dangers and difficulties 10 which 9Gs
~ men would have succumbed have vresssa a
rich country from the hands Of the sayAgs u
will not abandon Il. AS their organ, and nrua
CT the progress in the opening and dsvsIgnz
of the unriyalled mineral, agricultural and -
raj regions of the Territory, and Of all ,hAi p
tains to its growth aud prosperity, tie srr|
will merit a large local and general circazia
As the only, paper in the Territory, It's vaas y
news medium and advertising sheet must b n
parent nos only to orr own citizens but AlR ]
business men throughout the Union.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20

TIE laws OF the STATE Of Ne~ York.
Once 6s broadway. new .Tssk.
OFFICERS President, Hon Cfa..resJ vibbard.
New York. Vice Pyesidessf asd Treasiver. J. IL.
Puleston, New York. Secretary, Y. g. Wheeler,
New York -iisf q
The Thunderbolt Crusher " Is constructed up
on an entirely new priuciple which enables II to
crush and pulverize ores and other minerals by a
single process, viz: II Is provided with two jaws
or plates, which working upon different centres,
not only crush, but also attain maximum OF al
triton These jaws are massiyely constructed,
and are furnished with massive plates of chilled
iron; which he easily replaced ~ email Cost.
They,will admit boulders of fifty pounds weight,
and can be graduated as occasion requires This
machine rs easily driven by an engine of Bfteen-
horse power, and their lightness, and facility of
transportation, render them far more economical
than any machinery now in use for reducing
quartz. Large orders for this crusher have al
ready been executed for well established mining
companies and the company have contracts with
responsible machlnists 10 construct without delay,
sufficient, II Is hoped, for the large demand. Par
ties desiring to see the erusher, in actual opera
ton, can do so by visiting the Globe Iron
Works." in 33d street, near nth avenue Compa-
mics desiring machines or further information,
will please address any of the officers of the
pany, at 90 Broadway, or apply personally, at the
office OF the Superintendent, Mr.. =. q. Gardiner,
No. ~ Pine street, tkoom No. IL, up-stairs.)
This machine supplies, il Is believed, the real
desideratum for the reduction of quartz rapidly
and economically. One machine viii reduce 10
an impalpable powder, from 80 10 so tons OF ore
per day, with not TO exceed 15-horse power. 1t is
Of very durable construction, every part being
made capable Of sustaining any strain that can be
brought 10 bear upon IL.
We furnish al present two sizes of machines,
numbered respectively Nos. / and 2.
No. ! weighs, complete, when finished, IA, 900
lbs, or seven tons, occupies space when in run
ming ORDER of five feet in width, by fifteen in
length, and will require 12-horse power engine
Compared with stamps, requiring the same pow
er, II will finish from ;hree TO four times as much
work IN the same time, passing il through seive
90 to 50 meshes to the inch, the stamps using
selves OF from 30 10 30 meshes 10 the inch. The
Thunderbolt Crusher not only finishes a much
larger amount of work, but reduces it 10 a finer
powder. Cost, completely boxed and delivered
at the wharf, $500.
No. 2, compared with No 1. is onessixteenth
less In capacity; Is 1000 lbs. lighter In weight
therefore taking cOrrespOndingly less amount OF
power. Cost, complete In all rs appointments
and delivered on the wharf, $500
Orders respectfully solicited with full in
structions Address either OF the officers of the
company, at the Office, 90 Broadway, New York,
or 7. g. GARDINER,
Superintendent,
Off No. IL Pine Street Room H. Y.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-20
CR0vESTEEN q CO.,
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
499 Broadway, New York.


The attention of the public and the trade is in
vited TO our New Scale Seven Octave Rose Wood
Piano Fortes, which for volume and purity of
tone are uurivalled by any hitherto offered In this
market. They contain all the modern improve
ments, French grand action, harp pedal, iron
frame over-stTung bass, etc, and each instrument
being made under the personal supervision of Mr..
j. H. Gravcsteen, who has had practical expert
cnce of over thirty years in their manufacture, Is
fully warranted in every particular.
The Groresteen Piano Forte y recsired the high
est audrd Of merit over all others al The
Celebrated Worlds Fair!
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers of London. Paris, Germany, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Boston and New York; and also at
the American Institute for five successive years,
the gold and silver medals from both of which
can be seen at our warerooms.
By the introduction of improvements we make
a still more perfect Piano Forte, and by manuiac-
turing largely with a strictly cash system, en-.
abled to offer these instruments NJ price that will
preclude competition.
PRICES
No /, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Plain Case, 500
No. 2, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Heavy Moulding S325
No. 3, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Louis XIV style, $3.50
TERMS-Net cash in current funds.
Descriptive circulars sent free. II