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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-27

You've ENGLIsHMEN DlsNcLINED TO MARRY
The London Saturday ReUie,O says;-"so long
as there are mothers left with daughters to be
married, so long will matchmaking continue
TO be pursued; and it must obviously be pur-
sued all the more energetically to keep pace
with the growing disinclination of bachelors
among the upper and middle classes to face
she responsibilities Of married life.n
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
keported by DehaYen q Bro. No 40 8. Third street.

--Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers, No.
sc South Third street, report the following rates
coupon, 1lOb@1lOa; U. s. 5-2Os, coupon, 1862,
llO2@111; do, 1854, lOS@lOS4; do, 1866, 1881
@l0S3; do. new, lO6H@lO64; 1O-iOs, coupon, lOi4
@l0ls; U. s. zoos, LIST series, 105i@lO6;
Compounds, December, 1864, 14s@148. =
---Messrs. De Haven Brother, No. 40 South
Third street. report the following rates of ex.
change to-day at P. M.:--American gold, 1904
@l404; Silver 9s and Is, 1873; Compound Interest
Notes, June, 1864 175; do, July, 1864, II: do,
August, 1864, 169; do, October, 1864, I5I; io.'
December, 1864, 144 do, May, 1865, -; do,
August, 1865, II: do, September, 1865, lO3; do.
October 1865, l04, ...
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Barque Advance, Crosby. hence, at Geestemunde sth
instant. ...
Barque Telegraph, Robinson, for Philadelphia
cleared at Boston 25th inst
Brig Golden Lead, Langthorne for PHILADELPHIA.
sailed from Norfolk 28d inst.
Schr Susan, Sears, from Portland for Philadelphia
at Holmes Hole cath inst, aud sailed next day.
Schr Nellie O. Paine, Doane, hence for Boston ut
Holmes Hole 25h inst
Schr q. A. Clark. WOrmWOod, hence for Kennebunk
at Holmes Hole 25th inst.
schrs Kienzle, Abigail Haley, NJ. f. Clark and J.
d. Mccarthy hence, at Fortress Monroe 10Th inst.
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For additional Marine Ne,Os see Third Page.

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Morris. %
Schr John II. Allen, Seam an Boston, Tyler & Co.
Castner g. Co. '' -
schr f. I. Allen, Carson, Charleston, Rathbun & Co.
Schr G.sF. store, Mather, Pawtu0ent, ID. Burrows.
schr NJ J. Kennedy, Cropper, Chincoteague. d. Haney
Schr r. Doran, Jarvis, Baltimore MeTshon d Cloud.
schr T. n Tasker, Allen, Charleston, Lathbury, Wch-
Schr John Shay, Tilton. DO do
Schr Reading Railroad, No. IS, Anderson. Washing
ton. Castner d Co. y.
schr T, J. Pickup, BOwens, Georgetown, Audenreid,
Schr Reading Railroad, No. 43, Powell pptersburp
Castner & Co. -
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA......,F ,FEBRIJAR RY 2z,
STATE OF THERMOMETERS THE EVENING TELE-
..... GRAPH OFFICE. ......
A. M..-.-"...S6ll1 IL A. M.......n...44l 2 P. NJ AZ
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Dan. barque Ansgar Arboe, so days from Bordeaux
with brandy, wine, etc, to J.. Westergaard & Co.
Schr ]. II. Allen, Seaman days from Boston, in
ballast TO captain. ...- r..
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ny TELEGRAPa.1 7

. PORTLAND. February 21.-ArriVed steamship Perm.
vian from Liverpool l4th Inst.
NEW YORK. February 2.-Arrived steamship
Pereire, from HavTe l4th inst. y .
Steamship United Kingdom, from Glasgow 9Th inst
FORTRESS MONROE February 27.-rhe Steamships
James A. Gay, for Wilmington, n. O., and the Lulu
for Charleston. both from Baltim0re, are anchored
Norfolk from Norfolk for Philadelphia venIured ont
this morning, but was obliged To return.
The piot-boat Maryland reports boarding the fol-
lowing vessels In Chesapeake Bay, bound 70 BaltI-
more:-Barque Loyal, from Cardin, brig Mississippi
from Demararai schrs Thomas Sinnickson, from
Savannah; and Hannah Little -'
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DoMEsTIC poRrs.

NEW YORK, February 26 Arrived steamship
City or New YORK, Lech, from Liverpool 18Th Inst
eSmshp s.eSmshhip Pariis, hangla9ds, from hiyerpool
Steamship San Salvado, Atkins, from Savannah.
Steamship Andalusia Bursley, from savannah.
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, from Charleston.
Steamship fatapsco. Neff from ChRrlestOn
Sehr NJ E Iaber Morris, from Charleston.
,Cteareu, steamships Htbernia, Munro, GlaagQMs
virgo, bulkey, savannah; Prometneus Beckett WIi-
lnlngton, ~. o., Neptune Baker Boston; ship NAL
borough, Armstrong, Liverpool; barque Herm99as
0een London brlgs Meita, SERVER, Lond0n ~
Mas, Hamburg; Eclipse. Peterson, Antigua Ly9He.
H. Cole, Sampson, ST. Jagoi skylREk, Lerlns' S@se'N
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16
FARE FROM

= n ~ -
Chico to Ruby Or Silver City. 4. $50
Oroville to Ruby or Silver City. 81
Marysville to Ruby or Silver City,. -. -; :. "a
Sacramento to Ruby or Silver Cityr..,....,.. 6S
Sanfrancisco to Ruby or Silver City, 70
Silver or Ruby to Boise, City,. Is
Oroville to Susanvle or Indian Valley. II
Chico to susanvle or Indian Valley. ..,....- 10
Passengers allowed thirty pounds baggage =
Extra Baggage or Freight from Chico to Ruby or
Silver Silver City, Thirty Gems per Pound to
Boise City, Ten Gents additional
Chico Office. ........... John 7. sbaaff, Agent:
Oroville Office, .......... Lowry Brothers, ''.a0
San Francisco Office. Stephen Duncan,
IS No. FOG Bush st., opposite Cosmopolitan
Hotel, ...ss.....- .....
SuSAnVlIle, w. ID. u. Haven,
.MarysViIle Office. -. Lowry Brothers, &c
Sacramento Office, !. 90. j. Shaw, g
Silvera Ruby ~. 49,. .Chas. N. Mullan, s"
Boise City,. -. ~. - !. ]. Hill Beechy, Ell
To whom Apply in Person or By Letter
q sg for Further information.
In July, Stages leave Chico on even dates; in
August, on odd dates ; in September on even dates
of the month, etc. 3ol LSept. 1, l666n45tf
.fE&fN .4s5st -fef-{ Z. .-sss.t r.r.e
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16

Still THE SANE. i'm late letter, Judge
Busted, Lincoln's U. s. District Judge of
Alabama, ssid 81 .ss.3 oass
i 81 have not two classes of opinions in re-
lation to any person, matter or thing what
eversp sAE - a4@HS 8aas sGEssasA
s. This satisfies US he is the same old "Dick."
We'knew him twenty years ago, and he vas
then invariably on both sides of every ques-
ton, bat always swore he was not. QtsDickT
cannot speak the truth, unless by accident.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16

1duce The tax on whisky and spirits and all whisk
4 offered at less than 50 per gallon ii to be seized
! DUTY on ciSars reduced 70 two and ten dollar
II per thousand. ......-.. .....ee
i The 6rst sworn evidence before. the full I'M
i neachmer1t Committee was heard Yesterday. AM
il relatera the Presidents exercise of the pardon
linz mower ~ - -
i It is said that the Retrencfment Committee will
i reportsin favor of abolishing the naval offices
4 New York. Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore.
i The Senate has increased the salaries of the IT
S. District Judges OF Massachusetts,, New York
Pennsylvania. Maryland, Northern Illinois, Louis
lana, Oregon and Nevada, to s4.5OOi of Cali:Or-
MIA, to S. 900 !; all others to s4.00O.per andhn4s
! The Secretary of War was directed to have the
territory living between the Rocky mountains and
the Sierra Nevada surveyed for new route to
| the Pacific. g 5s9s@s s'
The sum of. $4,000 was, appropriated for the
collection OF statistics on mines and mining. 80
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16
JrbpEnsos DAVIS An Eastern correspond

ent says Ofrithis distinguished man and his
present treatment: Gk Il @k ~
Since the recent changes and additions made to
Davis quarters in Carol Hall, and the removal of
Mrs. Davis and her sister to the rooms prepared
for them, he has become remarkably cheerful
His health has very much improved Of late, and
he is said TO speak very confidently of being re-
leased. Relations and friends from all parts Of
the South are constantly arriving, entering the
Fort at pleasure and departing almost unobserved.
As his present quarters have been arranged with
a view to enable him to receive his friends, it is
presumed the number Of his visitors will greatly
increase. The Adams Express company are in
constant receipt of packages and presents for
Davis, forwarded by his sympathisers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16

For REYE9LDs.-The editor of the Boise
City Statesman has been dwelling on our
latter end for a week or more, and the matt
ter which be derives from that source has so
yisibly added to his brains and improved his
paper, that we propose 10 let him, feast min
Eerrdp sedlY until be suFfeits. sassalS 5ia .asam
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16

TIE PATRfors.- There seems to beno limit
TO the number of self-sacrifcing patriots in
Washington Territory who have permitted
their friends to use their names in connec-
stion with the nominationof Delegate to Con-
sgress at the approaching Spring election.
Nothing short of the Territorial census re-
port would enable US to give the names of
all the candidates.. The Radical Convention
is called to meet at Vancouver, April 10th i.
The Democrats have not yet called their
Convention. filo fai g ziiild
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16

A REPRESENTATIVES, MAN."-The Radical
organs say the Hon. Roscoe Conkling, lately
chosen .. S. Senator from New York, is a
" Representative man." Here is what Ex-
Provost Marshal General Jas. b. Fry, and
present Assistant General of the Pacific Mil
itary Department, said Of Conkling's con-
stituency: ss1aa ml3ss la. slaai3iaJ .sesr
"The people Of (Conkling's) district were
made up of towards, and drunkards, and
sneaks; that he did not believe there was an
honest man in the district, and that if any
such could be found the others would imme-
idiately debauch him. * zS A~IgSA 81
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rnoup1nsoonaas.121 The Eoglisb Fni.son,

= TROUnLnsOMh.- The English Episcopal
Bishop Colenso, of Natal, Cape Colony, Afri-
ca, is a. troublesome prelate in the English
Church. A late letter says Fl ~ IS 5' bs5@s
Bishop Colenso. had resumed the offensive
at the Cape, had threatened to excomrDuni-
cate the Dean and his supporters, He also
INTENDED ejecting the clergy from the leccle-
siasticsl buildings, grounding his movement
on their. having met and elected, insa private
room, the Rev. William Butler as their future
Bishop. 70 VIZ y III TE.g Il e Z. .IH .fsg sIBr
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16

THEIR Own TURN Now. A little while ago
the Radical organs were jubilant Oyer the
fact that the National johnson Club in Was
ington was bankrupt, and had not paid its
debts. Their own noses have since been
brought to the grindstone. The Washington
Iutelligepcer says; HItappears that thegrand
mass welcome to the Radical majority in
Congress, which signalized the, first day of
the present session, has ended in grief. Mr..
Rullman who was engaged to furnish the
supper upon that occasion for twenty -five
hundred dollars, has been obliged TO bring,
suit for his pays" -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16
OTHER DAY
ON ARRIVAL OF SACRAMENTO MAILS, Z 7
THE TRIP in FOUR DAYS,

This Line runs via Big Meadows, susanville,
Granite Creek, Black Rock, Fort McGarry. (Snm-
NIT Lake, Pueblo, Camp G. F. Smith, white
Horse) and Camp Lyon At Big Meadows it con.
meets each way, DAILY, with Stage Line to
Indian Valley, without delay to passengers
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-16

b A PEDIER was lately robbed Of, S., 900 on
the highway in Soethboro', Mass. is that
anywhere near Beast Buffers residence?
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-12-13

And all kinds Of CASTINGS for REPAIRS
constantly on hand.
would call the attention Of the Farmers.
in general, to a few facts. Having been in
this business for over % years, (as well as
hrming), ! consider myscIfthuroughly posted
in ullkiuds Of Agricultural implements, and
having selected my stock trum the hest man.
uflctorics in the United States, | am prepared
to give better satisfaction than any other es-
Establishment in Tennessee. FIRST, my ThrpSh-
ing Machine RussrllS) will do more work
and save more grain. with It lesser amount Of
team uud labor, than am other IN use. Nv
Reaper will harvest Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley,
&C., in the most perfect manner, on any farm
land in Tennessee, no matter how rolling. 1t
will cut around stumIs with almost the case
of n cradle.
Al that is necessary to c]0HuiHcs the farmer Of
Tennessee that mn statements are correct, IS 10 al.
lar me 10 prOrr wg assertion IN a frigi Of mn
.Rachjnes. W. Iorors are second 10 none in the
marEct. Nh F0va. Wbcrcrcr hsy hare BEEN used.
are girjag letter S0hsf3ct on HaR am II0r IN
Tennessee. M Sicford Wheel Cul'iraior wlh
cultivate from 3 70 10 acres Of Corn or Cotton
per doY. amt wqkSs II easy on he Turner, as he
rites On Hs much ne amt 8ocs the ROrk as rel
as can be dane wih ann common Sied plgr.
also ran furnish NH owpsyS wia the best
Water UbSI in the wori6. which ! can safely
sag, as / kHow il By experience.
My machinery and implements will
perform all that | claim tor item.
Csg" All persons wishing information IN
regard to any Of nv machinery will receive
u Printed Pamphlrt. and all u."cssorv infor-
nation, by applying to GEoRGE ). RuBLE at
Chattanooga. Tennessee. or IN Ez. 5 MATHEs,
Agent, Jonesborough, Tennessee 81!
GEORGE $. RUBLE.
nnril2G-lRGI1 C~hhltnnOogn. Tennessee.
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The EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG
Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIANO.FORTE.
GROVESTEEN & co.
900 broadway. N. r.

49,
THESE INSTRUMENTS, after the most
fatterinR testimonials from the first PIE
anist in the country, who ut our 3 li"itation,
have tested them in the severest manner pos
Njie, have been pronounced
THE FINEST SQUARE PIANO FORTE
MADE IN THE WORLD.
It has always been our policy during the
1hirty-SiI Years that we have manufactured
Pianos, treipe thousand Of which are now in
use IN the United States and Europe, to give
the finest instruments ut the lowest cost
Our superior facilities enable us to offer them
from one to three hundred dollar less than
any other First Glass House.
The tone Of these instruments are remarka-
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Brilliuncy. Never losing their quality when
forced to their utmost capacity. The lower
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mingling with them in disdgreeable confu-
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equa ly delightful to the Impractical and to
the most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style Of Piano,
finished in the most superb manner, ruth four
fuii round corners 'front.' and back, heavily carv-
ed legs and Lyle Serpenline Base richly
moulded, and each instrument is fully war
ranted for five years.
1867 Oct 4thy &c .P.&C0.
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NEW BOOKS,
PNINE,s PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

A now work 'ust issued by W. Paine, VI n, Pro.
frssur of the Principle. and Practice NJ Medicine and
Surgery author of Pains's Practice of Surgery A
work on Ohsrires and Ma',ria Msdirn uuihar Of
New school Remedies; on Epiirme ~ d, rlir'. Puc.
ticc NJ M"hicisr; a Review Of l~ionmra'hy: a work
on the History n Medicine Editor Of Univer.ity
Medical and Snrgical Joufnal. &c. Ae. II + a royal
octave Of 30 pages, and contain. a fuli description NJ
all diseases known in medirine and surgery, INCLUDING
those Of women aud children. together With their path.
ology nnd treatment by al the new AMI Improved
methods. Price 81 pn,tag- 80 cents.
Address the author, 9j Arch street, Phlladelphia
Pens.
ALSO. ANEwYORK.
Entitled Esv school Medicines. Witch r. the saly
work ever ~rnhlsArd upon Naierin Wsdiea, embra.
chg IN the Ecletle, Homeopathic. and Botanic rene.
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postage frcee address a. above.
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1861 oct 1 m6T.RkCn-
Umpire SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
u SaleSrUOm, GIG Broadway, n. Y.
WRIGHT, BRO 4 %,
lGl Broadway, New York.

80 l FAMILY Machine. This Machine has straight
needle, perpendicular action, makes tho Loci mr. Sb,,,
lie Stitch, which will neither rip nor mvel, and is mike
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Hens, FrUs, Binds, Brails. Tucks. Quilts. piaiis
anu Gathers. A. Family Machine, il has no superInr
Price, with llcmmer and Bmider. sGu.
Particular Attention II called to our New Improved
nialHI'ct9rlng Machines. They run light are compar.
cloth nr Leather work they have no compstitnrs
No.. Machine, with Hrmmer and Bladder, s7b No
3 Machines. sS5. w.
given. W." W
Is iTirc6-Ab't 4 Co.
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SALE OF LAND

DURsUANT To A DECREE or THE
Il Couniy Court Of Washington County.
tennessee at It's December term, 1861. !
viii ofer for sale ~ the Court House door. IN
the towa Of Jonssboro' on the 4h day az
January, 1868, a traet Of land belonging n
the heirs Of John MUIR deceased. In ririI a.,
iriet No. 5, ABIDING the lands Of John Phi.
lips, Enoah Brown and Others, containing
ee Acres more or less,
viii be sold on a credit Of tvslvs us.n
eeP, bhy dollars In advance, the nuycbs,.,
giving bond with approved %,seuri,, ~ ~.
purchase money. A lien will be rsi.insd ~
sAia iApa uuiil the purchase money Is fully
lss7ssvs-fpE5 O''iH
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-12-13
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE,
Childhood, Youth, Manhood, an.
Old AGE.
after the Original Pictures in Posses
sion Of Req. GOrham D. abbot, of
NeW York.

MANI regard this series Of paintings A. the ckefd'
WI aerrc Of American art hitherto: certainly n6th.
lng Ia the department Of ENGRAVING yet produced in
lhi, country excrls the work If Smiuie in their copying.
rue Engra'lhgS were published nearly ten wears
since, and III the few and limited cbann,bs ,hf,nrh
Nulch 'hGy have been offered, a ready demand has bTn
,.HNu Itls now proposed To enlarge tleir sale. and
hI. A'n'tt MS placed the plates with us for that pur.
wor ~ composition, they cannot he too conmon We
have undertaken to meet his wishes.
lhe Trade, Canvassrrs and Clubs will therefore have
m"Sl lnrIa terms ClerEynreu amt teathars will also
I've INJURED 10 a special discount, aud all persons dis.
posed {" an IN their sale in any way will had a gcner.
Gus reward for effort. " WV
me print, viii hereafter b. issued on better Mat,
paper and with more care A. L. printing. ~
Price sl2 per set, on receipt Of whirb ib.v will l..
sent to any address. y" "
T.. A. ELLIOTT.
,nPoTr Gnd PH5tbhT Of Prhi,, 342 Wa,Lisg,on s..
lsbU Frbl5mosGl BnSTnN Mss
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-12-13

W Every patron obtains a Watch by hi. arrange.
meni' costing bnt sln, While II may be worth 400.
Nc Partially zhuu n. IN SN
We Wish 10 imm 'dutlrly dispose Of the ahove mac.
hihe'n stock. Certificates, naming the articles. ara
Atl 20 -saled envelopes, aud we'll mixed. Holders
'hlitled 10 the articles named on their certificate
u,p' 'he payment n Ten Doll ~, whether Il be "A
ma,s Nniih slieOor one worth les. The return OF
a9y 't our certificates entities you IN the article nam.
Cd thereon uton payment irrespective Of M. vor,b
aal a. ~ article valued less th NJ Ten Dnllars /, nam.
Cd on any certificate, It willat once be seen hat mi, is
No Lottery, bUa a straightforward leqit
innate transaction, tohich mdy be par
t'cipdted IN erea By the most fastidi-
M
a. 'nsle certificates will be sent By mai. nos, rail
ni,h receipt Of Is esus, Five hr a., Sixteen To- A. "a
IHlg ahd elegant premium for IS, one Uund,sJ -
twenty and more valnshl- premiums ft td r.
hhnlred anil most snperb watch Gr AIS ~ 49,,
% mo. Wishing employment. this l. = rare oppo,,rnt,
us legiiimaiely conducted business. ami a..
nni,u oylIhe Gotrrrmeni, aud opeB to the most
careful scrutiny. Try nj ~
STANTON BROTHERS 4 On
No. Park Place, Cor. BroadEay,N'Y
lF~ITinrfmT-Ahtf A n.
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Certificates % Cents Each.
NO

6 Certificates, .......s Ion 25 Crrtifcates ,."-"s 2.7'
y CcrtiGcitrs......~... 10 10 Crrinci'v-"-'".. 49,
AL any one sending : u ut one time, will he ]eniitl"i
/, 1i C,-rilcntr-. aud % splendid SILVER HUNTING
CASE WATCH warranted to live entire satisfaction.
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REMEMBER

Tou are 70, asked to p1y Tor the article until you know
what You Jrc g.i1g ttreceive.
Address With n..mc oftown. sud county plainly written
JAMES ~FRANKLIN, imp"r'yrs,
81 Warren Street, New York.
1867 Oct II moo.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere

We recommend persons when sending a'y amount NJ
money ~ do so either by Express, REGISTER ii Letter
o. Post Oaice order, aud when 50 sent We hold our
s.lFea repOn.iLle
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GRoVESTFEN & CO..
PIATl-Ell7l MANUFACTURERS.
400 Broadway. New Yorl.

TNlESE PIANOS received the Uigbest
Il award OF Merit NJ the WORLDS FAIR.
over the best makers from London. Paris
Germany, the cities of New York. P,ilsdel.
nina baltimore, and 3uston also the GOLD
MEDAL At the AmTieoa Lshtute, for FIVE
SUCCESSFUL YEARS! Our Pianos contain
the French Grant Action Harp Pedal, Over.
strung Bass, fnll Iron frame, and an Modern
improvements, Warranted FIVE Years.
Made under the supervision of Mr.. ]. II
GROFESTEEN, who hns n practical e,ne.
rience of over thiriy-6ve wears. and il The
maker OF over Eleven Thousand Piano Forte,.
our facilities tor manufacturing annble "a to
sen these instruments from SlOO to $500
ehegper than any fret class Piano Forte.
1867 oct 4 ly-C.H.P6Co.
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NOTICE.
GR0VESTEEN & Co.,,
Plano FORTH MANUFACTURERS.
4UJ BFOddWdV, NelD Y0rk,

THE ATTENTION of the public and the tnde fs IN
Il yited to "sr Nrtr, Scale, Serep Ocidre, Gnseirood Plan
t3,"'' which tor volume md purity Of tone are unri
vailed ny ANY hitherto offered IN this market Tbrv
contain all Tia" modern improvements. French grand
action harp pedal iron FROM ovcr-strung bass. Get, and
eHch instrument being made under the personal super g..
Eislod OF DIT. j. II. GRovEsTEEN, who has q practical
sNtr.lence OF orcr thirty years in their manufacture,
Is my warranted in every partiular.
NC a me highest n,rlu'd Of merit al the %cslebaiaf UorlPs Fair
Mn'fe were exhibited Instruments from the b,st maker
2t London; Paris, Germany, Philadelphia, baltimore,
bnst'n ana New York; and also at the American Insti.
SIIt LOT hNe successive yeas, the GoLR and SILVER
MEDALS from both Of which can be seen M n wara
room.
ny the introduction Of improvements we make A stil
more perfect Piano-iort, aud 10y manuGacurin5 largely
with = strictly cash system. are enabled 10 naer re-,
tim. P'
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