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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The arguments yesterday in the Iergar
habcas corpus case, before Chief Justice Chase,
drew a large number of lawyers and others to
the Capitol. In addition to the interest in the
merits Of the case and the Importance OF the
legal points involved, there was much curiosity
to soc and hear Attorney General loar, who
had noty yet been heard in argument in Washing
ton. The three Arguments, scverally, by Messrs.
Phillips, Hoar and Carlisle, We're eXtempore
and ably presented. The Attorney General
vas calm, dspassionate, and conversational in
style, rather than oratorical. 1t Is generally
conceded that if Mr.. llOar succeeds in obtain
ing al order dlsmissing the writ it will be upon
the ground Of want OF jurisdiction in the Chiei
Justice, or any other iulgc OF the Supreme
Court, excep. the Judge assigned to preside IN
tho circuit 10 which Mississippi il ineuicd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

by the President proclamation, the Goth
of November next is the day fixed for the cleo
ton in Mississippi. Separate votes are allowed
on the test oath and DISTINGUISHING clause oi
the propo5el Constitution, &c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

WASHINGTON ITEMS.-Nlr. and Mrs Grant,
the Presidents father and mother, arrived at
tho Executive Mansion on Monday evening,
from Knoxville, Tennessee. The President :
family are now all with him.
During the heavy storm last night the barn
on Mrs. Shoemaker farm, on the river side
road, near Tennallytown, was struck by llghtn-
ing, and was burned to the ground.
DIR. A. 2. Pardon, one OF the white council
men accused by llatton of having deserted him
on account OF race and color, will publish a
card in denial OF llatton's statements. He has
quite different story TO tell, aud one which
raises direct question OF veraclty.
QUEEN EIcToRIAs LETTER TO Mn. PEA
BODY. MIR. Peabody has received the follow
ing letter, in the hand writing Of Queen
Victoria:
"WINDsoR CASTLE, June %, 1860. Tho
Queen is very sorry that Mr.. Peabody 5 sudden
departure has made it impossible for her to see
him before he left England, and she is con-
cerned to hear that he has gone in bad health.
She now writes him line TO express her
hone that he may return to this country
quite recovered, and that she may then have
the opportunity, of which she Is now deprived,
of seeing him and offering HIM her personal
thanks for all he has done for her people
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

A most righteous judgment has been given
IN Philadelphia against certain conductors of
street railroad cars, for overlooking their cars.
Street cars always take in all who come
There is no limit as TO number This is cruel
ty towards the poor horses, = extreme cruelty
IN such weather as this. The merciful man
Is merciful to his beast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

1t was expected that the President would
leave Washington to day on visit to Long
Branch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

IL rs stated that the office Of editor OF the
New York Tines has been offered to Mr..
John Bigeiow, and that he holds the offer
under consideration. The attractions are sand
to consists Of salary Of $4,000 year, With
large interest in the proprietorship OF the
paper on very favorable terms, The idea oi
ala editor receiving $4,000 per annum, to the
generality Of the fraternity, IL something so
trPututt that they cannot comprehend the
reality Ii they can eontIive, speat NJ OF
the generality. to save ten thousand ccat per
annum, they think themselyes highly favored
We know, particularly, OF one case, which
is ia point and in that case as much labor IS
performed by the editOr,a as is done by the editor
OF the New York Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The Richmond State Journal, in view otthe
expected" requirement Of the test oath, by
the members elect OF the Virginia Legislature,
thinks that Gen. Candy will have the power to
order new elections for members in the places
of those who cannot qualify. Is there any such
power given by the act Of Congress ordering
the late election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
GAPPER SPRINGS,
~ FREDERICK q 1UNTY. VA

GAPPER RINGS,
~ FREDERICK y oUNTY, Va.
This delightful and decidedly r omsntic SUM-
MER RESORT is situated in a gap Of Bear
Ridge on the western slope Of the great North
Mountain, similar to the loci .tion Of Capon
Springs, IL miles from Winchf ster and miles
north Of Capon. Daily com munication with
Winchester by mail coach.
For those seeking health, pleasure or quiet
retreat from the cares OF business and the
scorching heat of Summer, perhaps no place of
similar character presents & reater attractions
We nave here the ssmo water rs at Capon, and
great variety OF other medicinal springs. The
HOTEL arrangements are complete. A fine
Band of Music, Billiard and Bowling Saloon
Croquette, &c, will be found here. Warm and
Cold BATHS always in readiness. Route via
winchester No night travel u or from the
place.
Terms: Single month OF four weeks. $40
two months, $50; three months. slI2 50; sin-
gle week, Sl2; or two or three weeks. Ell
81 50 per day. 3. NJ. MULLIN, Prom.
Frederick co., Va ie Z9-2ars3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

Judse Dent, WHO'S candidate Tor Governor
of Mississippi, not on the ultra Radical ticket,
IL saiI to be at "cuts' with Secretary Bout
well, because the latter will not make appoint
ments to nit tho interests Of Judge ID, MIR.
Boutwell, would rather help the ultraists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
iris VERSICOLOR
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
AGENT discovered for the healing of .nlu. ID,
wonderful properties OF the Iris Versicolor hilhl
to unknown or undeveloped, have been brougA'
within the control of science and now tahng It,
Stand rs principal among the blessings OF medc!n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The late ultra radical leaders in this State
are secretly using every means IN their power,
either to defeat altogether the late election OF
officers in Virginia. or to delay rcconltruction,
or to prevent the members OF the Legislature
from taking their seats. They ar1 nstituting,
IN Richmond, ex rarte inquiries, as to alleged
'.ntimiiatons," &c.-sending messengers to
Washington consulting with the radical lead
ers in that city, and in ether portions OF the
country, &c, they will leave nothing undone
to eject the accomplishment Of their designs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

la consequence OF the DIFFICULTIES 9nd delays
about land damages. the Directors OF the 10
tomac and Baltimore railroad have determined
that no contracts VII be entered upon for work
south Of Marlboro until all queationa OF right
OF way anl damages shall have been fully ad
lneipl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The Washington Chronicle says it has relia.
bic intelligence thot there is now more interest
manifested in Germany, Sweden, aud Norway,
III american Southern immigration, than at
any former period. The great European omigra-
ton houses, with their hundreds of agents,
are carefully gathering information and indus
tri0usy circulating it. The States to which
they are now turning their attention are Nir
GINA, Tennessee, Alabama, and North and
South Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

Mr. G.. G. Walker, Governor elect, has
been interviewed in New York, and re
ported" conversation given. 1t is made to lean
considerably to moderate or liberal republi-
can" IDEAS. As We have no faith in the cor
rcctneaa OF these newspaper reported conversa'
tons. we law 1T aside for the present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

But comparatively few sunstrokes have been
reported thus lar this season. The best way to
avoid them is to practice temperance in diet
and drink, and to keep the head cool. Blessed
is the man, who in such weather as this, has
his health and strength, and an occupation
which enables him to work within doors, or in
the shade,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The Radical papers at the North, are Just at
this time, to use Northern phrase, very secee,
upon Mr., Walker, the newly elected Governor
of Virginia, ''hOneying' around him, declar
ing that it is obviously impossibe-non pos
that he can 30 with the Conservatives and urg
ing MIN to rather turn his back upon those,
who. after struggle unprecedented III the
State, triumphantly elected him over, and in
despite Of all the efforts OF the Radicals TO de-
feat him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
and will cure the most ylruIent and oDstiAat
cases OF
RHEUMATISM AND CouT.
1t is an uniailing preventive and cure ior
NEURALGIA, SICK HEADACHE and NrRy0rS A.,
rFcrIoSs, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
il has no equal. It, action upon the Lic,r an
Kidneys is prompt, sautary and effective, and !,
is this property which render it one Of the .ars
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known in the practice Of medicine. Its excellent
and skilltul combination with other Ingredient
impart: to it
TONIC QUALITIES
ot the highest order-not temporarily stimulating
hnl n.rnnnnntlv inYinnratlnN tho llNrstlNr nIgln.
RHEUMATISM AND coUT.
DISEASES OF WOMEN
DIURETIC REM EOIES
TONIC QUALITIES
Dyspepsia and General Debility

By taking IRISlN the blood-which per
meotes all the tissues and is the HE and nutrition
ihereoi-is purified, rendering the whole system
perfectly healthy.
REMEMBER. This medicine is no olishoot oi
auackery, but the regular formula OF dI:
tinguished practitioner now Il resident ot ba'ti
more city, and 50 high does 1t stand IN the iavot
and esteem of the Intelligent and scientific that II
has been adopted by physicians in their practice
and is daily being prescribed and recommended
by the most eminent OF the profession throughout
the country. The better it becomes known tn
more highly il it praised and the more extensively
i it used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

1t il said that citizen OF Newark, New
Jersey, lis about Issuing in tract form most
remarkable document. The idea is that day
shall DO set apart by Christians of every de-
nomination when prayer shall be offered that
at certain day and hour the Lord viii SGT a
sign in the heavens whereby iridels may know
that the Bible is the word OF God" This
idea, will no doubt, be caught at ard adopted
by many people. Fanaticsm and folly are not
confined to any age of the world, OF to any
particular country. Long ago. those seeking
u sign" were told that if they did not believe
Moses and the Prophets, they would not be
icye, though one should rise from the dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

The Houston (Texas) correspondent, July s.,
Ut the New York Journal Of Commerce says
that Texas never entered July with more fiat
tcring prospects of an ample yield of all the
products which she Is cultivatiug, The crop
Of corn and potatoes is made, and such an
abundant one has never been realized since the
Anglo Saxon race inhabited the country. Texas
appears to have suffered lessirom the war than
any other OF the Southern States She is said
to DO now more prosperous than before the
war. Labor Is much needed, and immigration is
desned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
LOOP SKIRTS.

We have lust received another large lot of
HOOPS, manufactured expressly for he A,
to chospness and quality they cannot be beat,
as those can testify who have been using these
Skirts Tor the last two years.
je - WILMER q SLA MAKER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15
CARPENTERS AND JOINEKS.

1 have this day. May lst. 1869, formed 60
partnership with my son, h. IA. SWAIN, sn1
the business will hereafter he conducted under
the name OF STEPHEN and n. Ii. SWAIN. -
Thankful! for past patronage, tho new hrn 80
iicts continuance of the same.
STEPHEN SWAIN,
f.. n. SWAIN,
my 6-tf II Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-15

Ry Cooper Al I.atinrr. AuciiGne erS.
E ARGE STOCK
AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMENTS
AtPUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATUK DAl next, the 17lh Of July, com
mcncing at III clock u. IN, we shall SELL al the
Warcrooms Of j. Il. BARrHOLOW, Esq, on
Seventh street west between Pennsylvania av-
onuc and the Canal all tho Agricultural linz
plcmonts. &c, remaining i'll said Warcrooms,
OF which Wo onumcrste in part, viz:
GkIST MILLS. KEAPERS. NOV ERH,
TliKESli Frs, HAY CUTTERS.
PLOWS, CIDER MILLS,
HORSE POWERS,
Cultvators, Bone Duet, Harvest Tools Extras
for Mowers, Rcapefs, Threshers, &c; Fertili
zers, Old Iron, Shelving. Desk, Drawers, Wag-
ons, Carts, &c; and many other articles too
numerous t. enlmefatc.
Also, four or five FRAME WAREHOUSES;,
suitable Tor Lime Depot, leo Olico Feed Store
or Junk business.
COOPER Il LArlMER,
WASHINGTON iy l5--2t Auctoneers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-22
DIED.

COPE Suddenly. on the morning OF the 2Oth In
stnnl, HERMAN COPE, in the sOth year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
10 Auend his funeral from his late residence, no
slant, Rt 10 O'Clock.
,,pUHOSs.-On the morning OF the goth instant co r
NETlLl Tll US DUROSS, In the S9th year of his age.
. lne relatives and friends OF the family invited
20 htteno the funeral from his late residence, N. ~
Ing at So O'Clock.
,,EVANS-on the morning OF the 22d instant, at
Moofeetown, N J., ALICE, relict of Joseph Evans,
Ii the B5th year OF her age
G'ue notice OF the funeral will be given.
RHEHMLE-On Sunday, the 2lst instant, MARY
ANN, wife OF William @. Keehmle
Her male relatives and friends respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral from her late residence
No. 1915 Arch street. wednesday. the 2ith instant,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ Interment at North Laurel Hill.
@cCANN.-on the 2lst instant, JOHN MoCANN.
aged 75 years.
fully Invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
MEARs.-On the goth instant, NARY w. MEARS,
wlie of Captain Jonathan W. Mears, Srn aged 90
the relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited attend her funeral from the residence
Of her husband No. 842 =. Front street, Tuesday
afternoon ct l o'clock. Interment at Ebenezer
Vault
wHITAIL.-On the 18th instant, RICHARD
Funeral services at his late residence No. 2Ol4 Race
street. Monday afternoon at o'clock. Burial
Tuesday morning at Middletown, Delaware county, +s
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when her father. Mr.. E. l. sN5l DeV5snport % VIII ap-
pear as "Rover" in the O. Icy 10y VI wy Odts.
On Friday Mrs. Creese will h, sese4 IhsuIi ne hno
on Saturday Mr.. Hemple will pl LIS CialLns
TO the favorable consideration Oh 6ne PUBIC,
ON Monday next the new Gomez Sot S,t " on'en
Rule, by member of the Philade pnla Bar,
will be performed for the first time
Robertson's new comedies of School an, I nome
are announced as in preparation.
AT THE WALNUT Charles Reade's dram. on
Rom Ploy Will be reproduced this evening, WI, IN
Gil the original scenery and effects
The London burlesque combination, consist
ing OF Mr.. Felix Rogers, Miss Lizzie Willmore-
ana MISS Jennie Wtllmore, Will shortly appear,
AT THE CHEsNUT the burlesque of The Field
OF ule Goth Of Cold will commence Its second
week thls evening. number of new features
more entertaining than ever.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE the Japanese
Troupe nave been re-engaged for this week.
since the Japanese appeared at this establish
ment, and as this is announced as "most POSI-
lively" their last week, those who have not
ing opportunities.
Ar THE AMERICAN q number of talented
performers will appear this evening.
Opera Company, with Miss Clara Louise Kel-
logR as pTinId donna, Will commence q season
at the Academy of Music on Wednesday, March
81. The subscription list will be opened on
Thursday next
JOHANNA AND WILLIE HESS, the juvenile
performers Will give grand concert at Must.
by Madame Henrietta Behrens, Mr.. Rudolph
Hennig, and Mr. Julius Hess. An attractive
programme Will be presented.
The GERMANIA ORCHESTRA Will give q pub
lie rehearsal at horticultural Hall on Wednes.
day af ernoon.
JOHN b. COUGH, ESQ.,. will deliver his leo
Music this evening, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association. This Is
one OF the most popular and entertaining of
Mr.. Coughs lectures, and the house will
OuOtleBS be crowded,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-22

WINE BITrERs,-Speer'B "Standard Wine Bitters,"
wine herbs and roots the best Bit known; tonic
and appetizer; gives health strength, yiEor, and
beauty. Try II. Sold by Druggists,
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Announcement

Announcement
Ne THURSDAY OF NEXT WEER@6m
40 TH URSDAY or NEXT WEER 20
rs TIM
rs THE
R1- DA Y FIXEDsGA
RH-DA Y FIXEDsSSA
e5-DAY FIXED~6A
For the
HB-GRASD SPRING OPENING .%GM
AD-GkAND SPRING OPENING -9A
hH'GRAND sPklNG OPENING ~1Q
H8GRAND SPRING OPMNING. ga
MeesrF. WANAMAkER IL BROWN Invite all
their Customers and the General Public so ASSEMBLE
az the
" INSPECTION
OF Spring and Summer Clothing.
The whole day from A; NJ, TO M VIII o. given
up for the display OF the new Sprlng styles the
novelties In Materials and Patterns and the be Autiial
made-up Garments, which In Infinite variety COM
prise their ,,n,u srocu
Che largest and most attractive ever gotten up
ALL INVITED.
No one asked or eX pected 70 make purchases, .
NoTE-For the convenience OF Ladles, tne ouths'
and Bny g. and ChidFen'B Departments are on Tue
aTst floor. Entrance on Sixth street, as wen as
Market. -.NAMAuup a. pRnwN
Popular Clothiers.
eE corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets,
Entire BLOCK 20 MINOR street.
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THE TRYING sEAsoN-The searching winds, the
cold, drIzzng rains the heavy fogs and occasional
warm and moist day of March, lender 1t, upon the
whole, the most unhealthy month of the year. Its
depressing Influences especially unfavorable to
inyaios and thousands OF persons with feeble con.
5ttutions who have borne the winter bravey break
down In the first month of spring The variations OF
temperature and cold east winds serious trial to
the dyspeptc snd bilious, whose symptoms they In.
variably aggravate Intermittent fever is also rife
wherever there is evolvsble poison In the water or
the SOIL To enable the system to combat these evils,
theIe Is nothing like tonic and among
this class of medicines HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TBRs stand supreme Medical men prescribe
IL IN preference to OF the tonic preparations the
pharmacop@ia. They are aware that the ordinary
tinctures and extracts all based upon cheap alco-
ho). which is surcharged with acrd essent al oil
and absolutely poisonous. They know. on the other
hand that the rectied essence OF the finest grown
in this country Is the sole spirituouB Ingredient OF
HosTETTER's BITTERs and that tn vegetable me-
dclnal elements of which IL Is composed OF rare
efficacy. Hence II has the confidence of physicians
and finds its way into hospitals where other pro-
prietary medicine is sanctioned.
A course of the BITTERs Is especially recommended
to persons Of delicate habit. of beth sexes at this
season In the fever and ague districts of the West
and South, quinine has been almost universally dis
carded as ohooEogue, and this Invaluable sntdote
to aarous disorders adopted In Its stead double
gain realized by the change, for the Bitters alike
hat dangerous alkalod, agreeable to the palate
and their curative eff. ct Is much more permanent
HEADACHE, LANGUoR, AND MELANCHOLY gene
rally spring Disordered Stomach Costiveness,
or q Torpid Liver. Each may readily be remove ed
by DR.. d. JAYNEs SANATIvE PILLS, a fes doses
of which will be found to stimulate the Liver and
Stomach to healthy action, removing ell blliOusness
and producing regular excavations OF the bowels.
Sold by al Druggists.
NOT ON THURSDAY ONLY, but every day, the pub
lie will be shown throDgn the immense and well.
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CHARLES STOKES & Co. 's.

by polite and gentemRniy statesmen, who give every
attention to gentlemen, whether they wish to pur'
chase or to examine and compare our stock with
others in the city.
a cordiaI inuftdton Is extended to uI.
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che CITY Amusementa.

AT THE ARCH BItich ado about Nolhi,l0 Will
be performed this evening, tomorrow, and on
Thursday for the last times. On Wednesday
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MARRIED.

OAT-sTRODE.-On the 18th instant By the Rev.
William Z. Moore et the residence or tas RTo9s rs
MARY E. STROBE, daughter Of Francis STROBE,
Esq,i OF WesHoWn township, Chester county Ph
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CITY ITE III 8.

SPRING OvERcoATs.-A fine assortment, unequalled
by any Philadelphia IN IyIe make and H. al prices
ranging from t6 ,p,oards. cuH and examine.
4aLEtVdy 6ettoeen )BKRHETr q Co.,
Elth and TOWER HALL,
StIth ttrects, No. 6Is MARKBr ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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NOT ON THURSDAY ONLY, but every day, the pub
lie will be shown throDgn the immense and we'll
selected stock Of
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JRWELRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, NO IL South
second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF hne Jewery slverwAre Ia the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real. pure srti
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equslled.
He also has y large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit TO
b,s store Is sure to result in pleasure and profit.
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AND NO. 600 BRoApwAY, NEW YoR 70 r

GAYS CHINA PALACE, No. IO22 CHEsNUr STREET.
Still furtner reduction In prices of goods.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA Breakfast, Dining,
Dessert. and Tea Sets 22I pieces SJ2.
s37. a. NiD"'A 'o'''A'' pieoe''
els. r'
WHITE STONE CHINA Chamber Sets. s3.
IS styles DECORATED DINNER SETS OF re-.
cent importation, all new designs, will be sold at
prices to sstonish the init Sted. WV "
WHITE French CHINA Dinner Plates. 0%
WHITE TRENoH CHINA CUPS aud sauc ers, per
set. 12 pieces. 61'25.
WHITE STONE CHINA Dinner Plates 81 In,
WHITE STONE CHINA Cups and saucers cups
with handles, per set 12 pieces. 75c.
s SUT ShAss .Ns 6ioI GOsLhrs' per doE.' s2.2S'
And all other Goods at equally low rates.
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HALLETT, DAVIS & Co.'S Pianos, No. s27 Chestnut
street. are unequalled In durability, brancy tone,
and power. Distinguished pianists say they are
the best. We never listened to any Plano so en-.