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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

Amour PAPER .-0ne Of the most
important items ia the cost OF 3 pa
MI, Is the panef itself. Soiaa Of the
Statistic of the New York Tribune,
the largest sized paper published
wlll show It's extent. It's paHef Neighe
Bs no6nds per rean (240 Sheets and
measure 81 BY a S-5 inches. One
issue Of the 10000 copies Of the
Week IN pribune weighs 81 ~ lbs,
over fifteen tuns, This makes col
umn three feet by two at the base
and one hundred and forty feet high
The paper used BY the Tribune es,
tablishnent during The year aaooul
fifteen hundred tuns, costing oyel
$500 900, which, ifpilea, would make
4 monument ofsolid intelligence one
kmile high andfour feet sqaarel some
tbinr Ike twenty-five million sheeti
pass through their presses every
year
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

The bodies OF the last Of the thir-
teen men buried In the central shaft
OF the Hoosae Tunnel, Mass, about
a year ago, were taken out not long
afo. They were found in q recess
eighteen by thirteen feet, and were
In a remarkable state of preservation,
SO thatall but one were readily recog-
nized by friends. The indications
were that they lived several hours
after the accident which buried them
alive, as one was found partly un.
dressed and another had covered his
face with his hands.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

FOLLY AS IT FLlEs; HIT AT BY
FANNY FERN is the name Of the lat
est collection of her writings, which
is published by G. w. Carleton &
Company. The dedication Is suiil-
GENTLY characteristic: TO my friend
Robert Bonner, Editor of the New
York Ledger. For fourteen years,
the team Of Bonner and Fern has
trotted over the road at q 40 pace,
without q snap Of the harness Or d
hitch ofthe wheels. Plenty Of oats,
and a slSilful rein, the secret
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

THE HEART or MIp-LoTHIAN,--
BY Sir Walter Scott New York; D.
Appleton 4 Cos Chicago s. 6,
Griggs & COD, is republished in a
neat, compact form and sold for q
cents
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

Out West the Plains are almostlit-
orally covered with herds Of buffalo
moving southwark Nearly every
day the locomotives on tie Union
Pacific Railway run into them.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

Adyiees from Santa Fe, New Mex
leo. state that preparations are being
made for an expedition against the
Indians who recently committed
depredations in Colorado and Kan
sas. The expedition will start from
Fort Baseom, onthe ConodoipIiver.
Several hundred friendly Ute and
Apache Indians will accompany Col.
Evans, who is to command. His
forces will number about five hun
dfed cavalry and two hundred infan-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

Mrs. +. d. e. N. Southworth, the
prolific authoress, has directed her
publishers, Messfs. 7. B. Peterson &
brothers, to bring out a story others
under the title of Fair Play the
joke Of which lies in the preface,
from which we quotes
ain offering this story in book
form to my readers says Mrs. S.,
"I call 1t Fair Play in direct refer
ence to Foul Play, and for these
reasons: This story was 6rst publish
ed i'm the New York Ledger, and
copied in the London Journal, IN the
years 1855 and 1866. Foul Play is
first published in this present year Of
| 1868, and with such q striking like
ness in the most remarkable portions
Of its plot to the strongest Features
in this story that any reader Of the
two works might be led to suspect
plagiarism In The one or the other.N
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

a lady IL 1 crowd 0f children III
France, being bitten w d mad dor
held on 70 the animal tilI he could be
seenredi and thus saved the lives of
the others For this brewery tie
Goyernment has given Der 4 gold
medal her life happily being spared.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

Japan is armmg itself from Amer
ioan workshops,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

Juan Prim Is one Of the richest
! lmen In Spain,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-11-21

Balse, Switzerland. has newsna.
per 900 years old,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
LITERARY ITEMS.

One of the social evils IN fashionable society,
Known az "Harmless FlirtatiOns among Doth maIrleu
and single ia said to be severely castgaed in an anOny
vons new novel that G. W. Carleton Co. VIII publish
neTt week entitled Cousin Paul"
The popularity of American female authors Is
strongly shown by the fact that more than quarter OF
million copies Of Mrs. Mary J. Holiness works have been
sod m this country Her publishers, G. w. Carleton
90 viii issue her new novel, entitled Rose Mather,"
next week
"The Bankers Magazine" for june contains
list Of IS new Savings Banks chartered in New-York
Isss also list Of officers and directors Of the 16 banks
in the cities Of New York, Boston, and Philadelphla
with the recent case Of 1.-The commonwealth BANK VS.
the Continental Bank and similar cases III England ana
the United States.
An important article on Otr NauonM frOs-
poets and Resources with especial reference TO the De
yelopment Of our commerce, win appearfn "Tho Galaxy
for July The article signed d. d. p the initials OF te
distinguished Vce-Admira Of the Navy IN Uhe SAINT
number viii he commenced short series Oh PpeI9 Hi
the Heroes the Sympathetic and Emotional Mature, ~
DR. W A. Hammond, who is leading anth0Iity OIL ,hl9
Interesting branch of scientific medical study ana ns
contributed essentially toward its advancement me
article while embOdyng the results or orghal research
will also be OF popular interest and practical Vane
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
0otitrs of Bankruptcy.

IN BANKRUPTCY-Dst Court of New
jersey AtNewBunswck the 18th day " May, 1863 the
de.ned hereby gives notice of bis appointment Assues of
CHARLES r. WOODS Of the Cy Of Rahway County Of Union aud
State jersey within said District who has been adutged
Bankrupt upon petition bv the District Court of said District
ROBr' 81 BOGGS, Assignee, NeS Brunswick, J.
To the Creditors uf the Bankrupt Myjl law3NS
V'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
llth day % May A. 1865 Warrant Bankinpioy issued
against Of AUGUSTUS r. MANNING Of Freehold in the
county HeEsey who been audge
Bankrupt petition that the payment Of any debts and dev
property belong such Bankruptcy 20 Em for bis
and the transfer property him forbidden BY law: that
meeting the creditors the said Bankrupt their debts snd
bis estate will held az Court Of
Bsuklptcy be boden q Esst Safest gu " j. before
We johnson Register tue ad DAY of june A. d 1860 at 10
o'cocl a. m Dated June TO- 1868 W. BuDD DEACON,
L. s MARSHA as Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
QropOsals.

OvTicK oY ASSISTANT QrAKrEHNAsrHR GENERAL
Cox GREENE srs NEw ioEE ClTr June 1903
DROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE are invited
vii be received this ocs uut Y o'oleok m MONDAY 2zd
Supplying this Department w $50 cords mehanabe hard
WOOD 38 q 30 b. EACH best quality Anthracite Coal
aeFerc such be required September
/, a. posts IN Neg-l orb habor. a. follows,
Fort Iiamtan-219 cords wood and 687 coal
Port Wads~otb--J3l tuns coal
ord WOO and 5tunsc coal
wIlrirs Point-i3l cords and ou2 tunse coal
The rood be delivered the vhar o the respective posts ard
be 8 cubic feet 10 th cord The coal TO be delivered in the yard
provided for j. reception at each post aud paid for according to weight
h asceItsBed bV post scales
bid entertained unless accompanied by signed ~
persons that the bid accepted contract VIII
With good and sufficient 10 the uf $lO 20
deliver the wood ad $500 deliver the coal In conformity With the
terms Of this advertisement
The privilege Of rejecting any al tue bids deemed
adg sable.
separate proposals supplying cords wood and
326 tlu. coal 20 be delivered as follows
Font Columbus. 30 cords wood and so tars coal
Fort Wood. 100 cords wood and 5lj tuus coal
DayiI. Island. q cords wood and ,lil coal
Subject 10 the above conditions
Also separate proposals be received for supplying
Adams L. With 80 cords 653 tnns coal
mba London Conn with 20 cords wood aud 25 tuns
coa aud
West Point n With 43l cord. wood and sc tuns coal
Bonds will be- required ac 10 the amount Of one fourth OF the
contract otherwise subject % The abbve conditions
BIS should be made forms which be bad at this ONCE oom
ropo,as Wood" for Coat" aud addressed n the
undrue whom application should be made for additional paru.
lars
RUFUS INGALLS,,
Breye MaorGeneral and Assistant Qaatennaser General
United States Annv.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
atb SpnbIitafiOns.


NEW BOOKS READY. THIS DAd'
IN HOW SHALL WE PAINT OUR HoUsbs' - "
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nrcTToY OF PAINTS AND PAINTERS CoLoRs,
AND THEIR PROPER AND HARMONIOUS
COMBINATION and ARRANGEMENT.
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T J Houe Painting by itself has the best knowedge
an, belief NJ The re made the subject of book the task
up now with any expectation Of peeuniary reward but simply
, In the bope that find instruction IN its pages and
that all who shall bonoI the writer BY It's pernsa be led to better
,ppreeaOp Of the importance Of the from Preface
IL
GLOBE EDITION OF THB
COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS
OF
THOMAS CAMPBELL,
WITH A MEMOIR or HIS LIFE AND AN ESSAY ON HIS
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New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Sal,s bp anttiuu.

GEO. A. LEAvIT, AaouoneeL -,
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL AF;or.plaee and Eghthst LbAYlIr STRBBBlGh
Co CossssNESrs soLelTEo imaEIEs c4IAioGuED AND BOLD
SATURDAY EVENING JUNE D. At y O'CLOCK O'CLOCK. .ou. a,
M NOT ,pouapt works Robert Strange w SHARP BArtoof
Eem onanger Thew Facn. Simon and other eminent sngas
- then, are e most valuable Of BovdePs great ShAkspean Gar
IeTy ser benjamin Raphael West Wheae Hamilton and oA
great painters Engraved ~ London All hAhu'omeV framed
Cata ogues ready and pictures on view. ,,,..,,
'PRRB s. COZZRESS LIBRARY
uoNDLY JIINR IS. AND FOLLOWING DAYS, AT y 0CLoth
The Library Of Fred Co,.ens esq author et
1nsg Of select and valuable collection Of books many rare
osnS large assortment Of WORKS ON WINES, Ancient ana
IJer Scarce Histories North and South America many Rare
sd Valuable PAMPHLETS and Sermons relating 70 George Washington
scarce Editions English Poeis Valuable Works relating h
late War &c &c. Catalogues ready
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Leave james.

M for Greeupor all stations except Wooe and Wv
Tree g.3O m Norport Train ard all
cent Willow Tree D. u Express Tram Gernport, snFp'sh
Jamaica Mneola and all stations bast $50 hoH
Passenger Train aud al stations except willow Tree % ~
North Isp Passenger Triu and Az stations asselgsr tA
connect t NJ eoa h trains aui fOn Hampstead ai Gss Cove
SUNDAY Fxerr.on Train Hunters Point al or Hngsd
Glen Cove North Isp Norhpo AMI all stations arrives hhlS
ter's Point at 6:Op m. Takes effect June H. l68. ,,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
S1ruftssiunal llOtitts.

Slrofsslonli Sloiltts.
nEPARTURE of DIR. HAMMOND to Europe,
~ ears residence for We Of s.abhng there
ms ONLY SUCCESSFUL METHOD or TREAfMfNFin NERVOUS
DEBILITY Premature Physca and herta Decay &c. thorouzh
CORRESPONDENTS be implicitly relied 90 every
instance matter how bad the may be Letters pepm ad
consulting he addressed atier gr
to Dr. HAMMOND, Of GALlGNAhl No ~ Blb DE-
BIgOL Paris France and v with due attention FOR further
AID important paca the oh Revised EhuOn Of NERVOUS
DEBILITY bye D. HAMMOND 81 D. formerly Professor q Anai-
ov and Surgery Syracuse Medical College ~ y Price ~,
mailed Address O. BoT No 10, station Newiork Post Ohce
nR. L. B. FOOTE. author of Medical Com
~ be consulted person or by letter az bis Office,
No Le1ngonave Of East Tscnt Once hours
from 10 a. 10. tl p 70. Consultation free
TAMES b. SIMPSON,
- ATTORNEY At LAW
No 29 Twenteth-st Gsvlveton Texas
Special attention o Commercial snd Land Business
CTRGICAL HOSPITAL for the exclusively
- operative treatment Of Hernia lemorhods fsaa structure Var
Dr0res Of the Face and kye under Tie
elusive control EDWARD H. DIXON, ~ d. During the past 20
yesr treated most OF them successiT
prnouuce curbe ollersle ~ tie
The beet accommodations provided Once hours
and 10 y, evening" al Dr. DiAON > r,s-
deuce. No. ~ Fhhave.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
ap @lhurn il man GOnrtrn.

CONVICT LABOR.-Tenders win be received
~ undersigned the labor hundred 0O MALE
CONVICTs the Kingston Peneuua In stabe manufacture
hundred and fifty ESQ Of whom at present engaged IN shoe
making
The will Shops and Pnel with sufficient number
Of guards The must employ his trade instructors and
fOrcmen.
Tenders to be received the h June stating price per
day d. n hACDOhNELL,
Warden PROV Penitentary.
Provincial PeDitentary onee April 20 1853
nRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and CIVIL
~ ENGINEBRIhG
CHICKRRNG Il GALL, No B Wsllst, New.fork
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
IlENRT H. LREDs, AuctioneeI.
CTpFRR HOUSEHOLD ID FURNITURE, made

UENRT TT. LKEDs, AuctIonttt
CUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, made
- 10 order lIerter-HESRY H. LEEDS MINER viii sell ~
auction on TUESDAY June l0l O'clock at No - West Thirty
fourtst Fnh and sItbaye the elegant furniture in e
above boose nearly rev consisting Of PAROSch ANMNSIlk
CARPETS superb carved ououmountsd PAROk SufS
drsb superb carved rosewood maIqueiy ~ ormo
uedaon DO ceuertabe to match elegant
carved walnut and framed Freuchp ma9 and pier
mirrors eocs match 'rocw OOd piano. made BY Bacon IA
ch carved rosewood and gilt armchair covered IN CRIMSON d
bead velvet and omou siNgbt chandelier
Rosewood elegant 6gnrcs oaske
Dsments glass vases, superb Angels doormat~
ROOSRieb Wilton caets black extension table,
suprrb carved French walnut aud mirror back bht
do Fnch plate mane and clock combined do dining room
sute covered IN crimson gold striped six elegant bronze
s;atlee do light sliding chandelier ricl a Pr
decorated uts
and tea silver &C. Black walnut hall stand
BEDR8OMS-Rh Wilton and velvet carpets superb carved feb'h
walnut bseads mGhe"p bureaus rosewood sns
brocaei DO crnsonpei reps carved to
and ffft
feather holsters pillows and gold striped window curtains
rosewood TOP do cen'efbe carved black walnut
bletop bedroom suites ned cottage suites omoH aua mar
Also. tle
assortment Of kitchen urnture which the e viii commence
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Mtoital.
M CTTRFS WITUOUT

DYSPEPSIA. - $1,000 CURES WITHOUT
~ MEDICINE by DU BARRYS delicious RRyALBNTA ARABICA
FOOD which eradeates Dyspepsia Indigestion Cough Asthma Con
sumption Debility, Constipation Harrhes Paiatos Nervous bl
Stomach Complaints C0re No 6 tlJRome July
a. The Of the Holy Father eIceut especially since
abandoning all other remedies he has confined himself entirely TO Dh
food and bis Holiness cannot praise this excellent food 700
bighiy."-Gazee
DIt BARRY Co, No. 1853 Wilam-st, Eew.YOrL In tins b
SO 5O 2B ~ 5Oi b $Oi 70 b 80; -, $50; and through all
grocers and chemists
DYSPEPSIA, Phthisis, Nervous and Liver
~ Complaints CURED by DU BARRYS REVABENfA ARABICA
FOOD 1000 including His Holiness the Poie Lord Stuart De
Dee the MarchoBess Of B6hah ke In tins b. ~ 50i b
- 50: D. $40; II H. S2O "A 10, SO DU BARRY Co., No.
1863 Wams Hew-York. and through all groeers and chemists
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Cuparinrrsbip glutitts.

COparturrsgip gOtitts.
PARTNERSHIP NOTlCE.-The undersigned
L have this formed a pabrr,hp ulder the of DAFlr
KINNE ROSS the purpose of o. aftng The fogr, Proou
General Commission business a. No. Jf uteenNic ST Da'ed
SrsYoft Aprl !. la.A CTAS. II. DAVIS,
JOEL s. KlNNE,
NM A ROSS
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

Ia ODSON XIV ER AMI IhhLLm hain
4 ROADS-On and afer MONDAY, Mar ~, 1888 trans et
Albany and Troy connecting With Northern and Western 'AnA 'D
leave New. as follows; ..,... -,
a M EIpress train via Hudson Railroad ThIuekst ard
TenAVe through Buffalo sad Suspension Bs sihous eS,af.
and Troy Nh trains for Saao Rutand bsflns
and the North Drawing from hes York koehr
connecting with sleeping for West via either North OF s'a
Ii a. m Express Harlem Railroad. TweuyiIAst and
Fouae connecting Chatham with Railroad for Leoitoe
Springs Pt.ste, Albany with Western ran and At roJ STA
t!aius Saratoga. Rat.an1. Burlington AM The North
1.sO Express via Hudson River Railroad eonneeiht
Albany With trains for the West aud Troy with a Tor haasA
Rut.ald. B.r'u. ron. and the North
35 Express via Haison River Railroad eonn,etns AZ
Albany with esern trains and at Troy With trains or Montreal We
sleeping attached
as M Etpress Harlem Railroad connecting at Chaihan
with Western for Lebanon Springs Pitheh lie, and
with Sleeping attached al Albany.
via HUDSON River Railroad With seepnS can
attached Buffalo and Bridge wbOut ehf
seepnecar day excepting Saturdays 1te
from NewYok through OdenhuR viout change via Rome y"
aud o. Raol Connection for Troy viii be made at East Aeai
This train will SUNDAYS
ma train via Hudson Railroad With seeping.e,rs attached
connecting Albany for Buffalo ard Suspeuson Bs
ana at TroV and NORTH DAsingr0oa
cars st,arhed AZ A ban.
poughsepa aud intermediate stations leaving Neeiok
Rstupr ieiv hkeepse arriving NeSiork OF $50
Also Harlem Railroad leaving Forty seeon1st
M ara arriving AZ Mlert0n at $40 Returning leaves Miller
ton AZ 4.9O n m arriving q NeS-l oTs A. Y N. - .
''n ~ '''0P' H' @'e WN H. VANDERBILT Vice President
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Gfatbtrs.

A LADY of several years experience in teach
~ mg ENGLISH FRENCH DRAWING agd PAINTING desires
ior the onger IN family would not object
other duties Address until July TEACHER Brooklyn Post
Ofce, n. y.
A YOUNG Lady, teacher of Piano and Vocal
"A Nunc desires situation for the coming year 70 ATTEND PULs
Select School Female Seminary the city Refers
Ar W. MASON care of Senway Son
WANTED-A gentemanly young man 10
w BUILD up small school y rail from the city salary
800 and board Apply at No. 900 Broadway % stairs.
WANTED-A situation as a SCHOOL
TEACHER references exchanged Address G. o. Box No 81,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
XtqaI 0Otitts.
SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

CUPRRME COURT-City and County of New
- York-Tbe MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW
YORK against WILLIAM sKIDMORE Executor &e and others
Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale made IN The
above entitled bearing the 18th day MAY 1868 the sub
cber the Referee therein named Will sell At Public Auction by 20
WARD LAWRENCE AuetOnee the Exchange SaesrOems No III
Broadway THURSDAY the eighteenth day Of
June 1868 O'Clock noou ngdescbd premises situate
Ia the City All that certain lot piece par
eel Of land situate lying and being the Tven Ward Of the city
ofNew-York which j. bounded and described follows Commencing
of the norihey line Of Thirty
frss westerly side Of the Fhae running thence uOhey
along westerly Of Fifth tgenyBBe 2) feet and
four W inches thence westerly and parallel with said northey Inc
of ofTrtyhrst hundred ~ thence southy and parallel
with the westerly Favenue @ and four az
nothery line Of Thirty thence eastery aud
along nohery Of hundred 0 feet TO The
point place beginning being the premises conveyed BY Nm
n Beach sand Franklin Randolph The hrt day u
February said mortgage being the payment
part the purchase money Ner YORK. h e. idb5
DANIEL p INGKAHAM, IT,. Referee.
r. NJ HARRISON J. 7. DAVIES Plaintiffs AoneYs.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
S1t6 Slublitatiuns.
A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPH cos
IN OFFICE HERALD NG-Brosdway-hoom I9
Ready.
A GRICULTURE. -
N - A BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRlCULTURE.
BY GEO. E. WARlNG JR-,

Author Of Draining for Profit and Draining for Health
Formerly Agricultural Engineer Of the Central Park, NewYoTk
Revised Edition.
This book was published and was more largely
,o than any book Of brought out IN America
II has now been carefully revised hhtof the latest discoveries
Of Agricultural Science and cordially recommended to e'e a'
young or old who understand the simple principles Oh "hehh
must depend
It is written style SIMPLE that viii be readily understood y
all and while necessarily referring and explaining the chemical
relations the soil and the plant there IS the greatest e
avoidance Of the Of Scientific terms
In fact it may REGARDED translation into The simplest English Of
Eueh that while greatest importance to the farmer has
hitherto clothed technical language as to be practically mac
eessihle 20 hnn.
The chapters on Manues accepted by all clear statement
Of the prcpes production aud use Of the most com
mon fertilizers valuable to the practical farmer
copy this book could be placed in the hands Of every farmer IN
She would sdj largely be crops Of the whole country
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
Published aud for Office Of The NeUiok Tribune
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
SflusitaI anstrumtnts.

SuuSlcM eHsuUHuuS'
A GREAT OFFER.-HORACE WATERS a.
~ i8l Broadway v dispose Of l5new and 10 secondhand
PIANOS MBLODRONs gd ORGANS o. Eve hrteass m'keT ad
take om f5 Us monthly uut paid lhs offer will Be continued
few DAYS owing TO the large number o. Pianos Ieinred the h
allowed II purchased or Tor sale a. bargains for cash
A RION PIANO-FORTE.-Paten highest
~ PeIur awarded over a even hs renowned word, kiPoi
rsnos Send iq[ ID s's5gIf m B g'%pa price h fyNfR& Coo
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
"a MATHySH PRIZE COLlBRl 'nt ORCHESTRA flANoS.
can or 'eI9 tq eTsqit % i1riI s & .Us M e,i Bs,
4 CCORDEONS, Guitars, Flutes, Drums, Music
ORGANS to LET DTSoS Co. Nu,e Publisher. m Boaishy NY
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Bamores
Eve yesrs il pr,s medals. testimonial. dsrah,d ,rl
A CHEAP PIANO, in good order, for S1j.--A
~ seyeoea,e rosewood having Modern improvement MI
be sold cheap Tor cash BpDLb 80 3 Amiys 1ea BIo'as1
4 STEINWAY PIANO for RENT at Ss per
81 to - yer monih or sod on iusial.nsut, .
HAZELTON BROS,
II erSSb SyBgSTPESG9 aT5 SS9.Rg
PIANO .FORIES
with full Iron Fran. and Agrafe Treble
FartoTv ard Narsrooms -
Nos ~ ard l9 GkEENh-SI.. corner of ofHouSIoS.
DIANOS.-Twenty secondhand Piano fortes,
Of various makes for sALE At low pnee' BY ChlcKhRlNG
SONS. No. 6sl Broadway. PaHos to rent
rrHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
called the BEsr INSTRUMENT MADE By All the leAang ma
elsewhere. proooahosd BY the National PA
hOFore Association ahsrs trial in their viii, the f mAnus
country nht the REST PIANO IN AMERICA Aai
used By Conservatory Music and other high music schools Alto
ebtr beeane Of their immense power equality 'SeeiHe', and o
sney oftOns, elastic touch and great durability
wARERooMS No 40 Broone-st, rear Bro,iNu
J0O NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO
on instalments l. p. CUMMINGS, No 8 Union square
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

An Illustrated the primo Suburban places On the Lac
the Bstera oft Railway has been prepared sad eaa %
tanned AZ the Company free Of charge b. those san
personally e1apne the referred TO- With ~ Te d StensaA