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The New York herald., 1870-02-25
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AApsEMENTs- -sncoaD: PAGR-Four,h, NTH and sixth
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BRooELTN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srvrsrH
sussEss oProsTUSirrEs-rrusr PAer-1hrd col
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%sS sfs 'ssd pAsrrA-d and
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SsS aud sikh
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DRY GooDs FIRST PAor-roarsh column o'''" e''1''
FSSs;sHS aSgsEs ~ IfT ISSXISaED % ssD Ss
xuR6PGHS 5fsS' STE .Msl.Ips r,nsr PAGE r.A column
EYFs AID EAas-Y,nsr rAars Tara column ''''''
ylNAEcIAL'-flasr PAGE Fourth column
EsEscn s0n col
HEE sses ssas ;ss ss
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4c.-r,asr PAGE Second and
gEooTTETS sIooSS PAGE Second column. ~.
IssH ss.nn
JERSEY cTx nta asFs4h pSN G sp rsn
,uc.. pAsE.IhIrd g Z IL rh, column ,,,,s o,
LOAN OFFlCES-FIRsr PAGF-Fourh column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIEsr PAoT Sixth column.
MACHINERY-SECOND PAGE-Third column.
MARBLE MAkTELS--SEoosp Third columr.
MEDlCAL-SEvEsIH pAGE Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERIISEMENrS--EI9iITH PAGR--
Sixth column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE Fourth column
MUSICAL-SECoND PAGR-Fourh column
NEW PUBLICAIIONS-FIRaT pAGK--Sisth colpm'
PERSONALS. FIRST PAGE-Fmst column.
PlANOFORTES-SRcO PAGR--Fith column.
PROPOSALS PAGE-Third column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOE SALE OR TO
RENT-SEyrSrH PAGE Third and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Fourth
and fifth columns
M Real Est ESTATE WANrED-sRvESrH PAeE-Fifth column.
REWARDS First PAGw-Sixth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LLT--rnIRp PAGE Sixth
column.
SALES At AuCTIoN-sEvEs1n PAGE-fifth and sixth
columns.
SITUATiOhs wANTED-FEMALEs-T PAGx-Fhst
second and third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-Tnin PAGE--Third
colurnn.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIasr PAuR--First column.
SPoRTlN0-DOGS BIRDS, dc-Fnssr PAGE-Seeond
column.
SfALLlONS-FIRsT PAGE Second column.
THE BALL SlASoN-SEcoND PAGE-- Fourth column.
THE TRADES SEVENTH rAGr--First column.
To Let FOR BUSINESS PURPuSES-TmRp PAGE
Fourth and 9th columns.
WANTED TO PURCHASE PhGI-Sixth column
WATCHES. JEWELRy, 1c.tIasr PAGK-Third column.
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STAI.LIONS.

RABIAN STALLION FOR. sALE-THE PURE
his present owner has for him. breeders he viii he
most vsluabe acquisition The following pedigree gives
10 his
SAID asu spelled Snysd given by the groom OF Nubar
FAsha Minister France Egyn was caed on the 9th
OF March, ls al the stables Of Nnbxr Pasha His
dam was otan ne property OF Eubar Pasha and 10 the
scendant of the celebrated Janxcar which
walls with tine last Mamenke Rev when neeiny from
Mahomed All In 1879 Therefore, Said y between the
the side of khorassan
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers OF
speed the Abyssnian war; being ridden con-
ntanuy by All oMcer during that campaign
Said viii bc exchanged for fast improving young
rotting horfe
for further Particular apply to Mr. FOSTER, the Office
Of Wilkes Spirit OF the Times.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A ONCE salesroo@ 81 Nassau street, opposi.s III.
HORSE AUCTION MART. liz EAST THIRTEENTH ST..
REGULAR vsy SALES AND CARRIAGES
sell, viii and house perfectly reliable
business. the s.rahforward principles which
e'n honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits.
soana II hours for trial.
sales Of Horses Carriages can be made at
our down town Office AMI aaesroo Nassau street. where
we also keep rssis,er q Horses for private sale
3a eafaRSSuT PSS sjP4 81 TIs 1S 6AV \ 9a12Gx s1GG
Es Win long, aowns name ana TAM fii hAnd years.
rom s % s nss@
And eSiiasn; not afraid Of anyhinr warranted sound
No Tof PONY PHAEroN, nearly new built by city
maker in good order Also Sc. fine Pony Harness. Bal
BIACR HoRsE-i5a hards, 10 wears old kind and true
IN AL harness. froe from vice. can rot close TO mnues
BAY MARE--4@ hands, years. kind and true in all har
sn %
flowing sne and tail sired hy The celebrated rate stallion
2lo i6S hands high years old and sound
psa aoss % s h @ as the s
action as bis SIRE and promises equal speed very stylish
By John rsn ESD, q ,hs city On the farm % Of Mr. wie
'.TR6rrisS III KsrHsLIsHMEN Is As Horse
owate % hands, years. kind and true In aTness and
and can oest 30 whnn The roads are good eona,on
superior driver OF great bottom en auce very Stylish
together with
NO TOR TROTTING WAGON, nearly new built by city
maker, in good order also set fine single Harness. Blankets
&C., &c.
WHITE HORSE. 15e hands, years kind aud true in MI
harness and under saddle; Tree from vice; traveller
very stylish. warranted sound; together with
ToP AGON, butt by Beardsey:n good order; also set
% TuP AND DIN top and no top
nfm % sired
Magma Chara, Is hands, years, kind and In all
free from vice. has troed In 10
beat 2:5O; very stylish; warranted sound.
BROWN TROTTING ma RE- Mazcppa stock, raised in YER
mott l5 hands, years kind harness, free
from vice. trot oay3better than minutes very stylish
warranted gpund.
FAMILY TuEHOuT.-Crea Horse, 1s,s hands, years,
KIND and true In all harness. free
stylish, is superior family coupe horse warranted
sound together with
TOP DEPOT WAGON nearly new. built by city maker in
good order: also Coupe, Hnrness, Blankets, &c.
ROCKAWAY One four-scat and sIYseat iu good
order; also aud second hand Harness.
We postpone sale account Of the weather.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

NATIONAL LINE
From pier ~ Eouh river.
ENGLAND, Grigs, Saturday, February ~, at ! r. n.
ERiN, Webster, Saturday, March 3, at A. N.
Passage to Liverpool QueenstownCabln $30 ana Wv;
h.cerale, $50 currency
rency.
Apply at the coppany's once, 90 Broadway.
r. W. j. HUKST NanAg ~
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sP0RTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale Medicines for all diseases Prepared food for
moeking birds, 1T b. DOvEYS, No Greene street. corner
OF Canal.
N. B.-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovey
E'oR sALE-Two SETTER DOGS, THOROUGHLY
IL broken; point stanth retrieve from land and water
extra nosed dogs fair trial given One black aud tan Slut
four pounds the finest in the country kl ak
Il. GARDNER. 50 Thompson street.
no sPORTSMEN.- PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO
examine the patent breech loading Shot manurac-
tuied by BOYD Brcceh Loading Arms Company;
superior to any English bIeech loading guns
2t5 Broadway.
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L,oE NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line.
Steamships or this line will leave pier No North rivey a
o'clock +. NJ, A. ioLows:-
CORfts, Nelson. Saturday, February -
GEORGE WASHINGTON, eager: Saturday, March
Freight taken for St. Louis, Mobile t,alvestQn At
hronsh rates. Cabin passage, $50; sleerags, ga
For passage, and second class lreght apply 10
III. b. CROMWELL A CO, Is Weat street.
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IUsT EEAuy-eFRou FRou," A NOVEL POUNDED
the great play Of that ma me- 20 sadoosiy success
kews Company, l7, lis and II. Nassau sueob
pubiahss's agcpI
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
GOOD kuNtRkK

a
Tho Pictorial chronological Journal for Msreb coptns
Carl sog the 3ssrnan Darwin Mayor sbnr'en OF boslon
James Wick; the Future science OF Man ross heAnd
Cured How 10 be Man. fhrenology iu SUNDAY schoosi
Wby use spectne ,es What can Best fiaihcsded
Indiaps, &C 80 eenys, or 50 year Newsoen have y
i. u. " ELLS,
tee broadway. New York.
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GREAT sALE or FINE TRorTING. ROAD,
"A. soann, ',ov Am'y ara Business Horses this day,
ssy sSss y l. p%% AasaseSr sss Great
Handsome high bred Team blood bays l5s< hands
hgh years old with flowing and tails and black
points They took the premium Tompkns County
style. speed action combined in
half brothers and closely mated In driving
hnc and stylish drivers either single DOUBLE and are suit
able for either road or coach team warranted sound and
handsome chestnut Trottine Mare
Lady Woodford, by Gold Dust, dam by hemorno Chief
raised IN Woodord county, ky where
M distancng her four compeors she purchased
by her late owner who has troted public using
her exclusively for road prposes she is about l5 high,
gated and every day 24O troer wagon,
proper train can ho low down in the shes; warranted
sound and kind.
Handsome chestnut Trottiny Horse Billy Allen by Ethan
Allen about l5h bgh, years old ane, free and pleasant
driver pure and fine gated great and endur
ance beat road and beat AZ any good
Stylish and handsome thoroughbred Horse, about
IL high, Syears old cannot be style
gance line free traveller and FAST sound and
Kind.
Buckskn trottng family Horse about 15S high years
old has hne qua with rablc dispositions moth.
ing and be driven by ladies' stylish honest and
Fine large brown family Horse, about 10 high,
years old has hne lofty action th style warranted
and KIND
Also, other Horses suitable for general driving
and business purposes Full desrri irtfon nj sale.
The ABOVE horsesn part the property of tho late VIII
liam Cooper OF this CITY, who connseur Of ne horses,
have been sold AT stable of the late Mr. Barclay
adjourned to Friday for Of SALE We do
tate TO- state that wishing to purchase enc and
abe horses viii ind this stock superior to offered TO
public this They will AL be warranted represent
ed n every particular, 3c.; fair trial given
Tbs sale Is positive, rain or shine and the stock viii be
absolutely sold TO highest bidder without the east limit
reservation Whatsoever Stock and examined
at stable AZ Great Jones street
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At rs LIBERTY STREET
"A Great Inducements TO parties IN want OF light
Carriages anu Harness.
Our whole stock OF tine light Buggas, Rockswaya Park
Pony Phaetonh. &C., sin offered at the cxemely low
prices Of last month";
Light Busgies, leather top low was.."-.......$ .$l40
Plated Harness &l2 and uI wards.
All In fine order and by reliable builders.
JOHNSTON d VAN TASsEL1,
rs Liberty street.
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rI'APSC0TTrS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN ExCHA Nc r.
i obce.passage from Liverpool and Queenstown weekly
by first class steanships Also rom Liverpool
by weekly sailing packets Drafts for 81 upwards
available IN any part OF Great Britain and Ireland She
lowest rates, ht
ThPscoTT BROTHERS co.'s, Sc South street, New York
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PERSONAL.

RInLE TAKEN FROM THE HUGUENOT CHURCH,
D Staten island Due consideration will be given TO all
communications the subject. r., 2s3 Fourt6 avenue.
RRYANT's, WEDNESDAY EVENING SHOOK HANDS
~ on stairs. afterwards went down Broadway Please
g,ye deserpticn 70 prevent mistake, aud address AD
HIRER. Herald Office.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TV'EAAS LINE
L. OF GALVESTON STEAMERS
sailing saturday at M touchlu. !, xey Wa, 80.
rying the United states mail. -"
The A. steamer vARrNA Captain spencer At pier No "a
East river, will sai Saturday. February III sooner n f,l
Ine steamer GULF STREAM VIII follow from ssme pirr.
our agents, hessrs. T. II. Mcmahon & CO., free -
70! freight or passage amply TO 9. II. MALLORY CO..
1853 Maiden lane -
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A RTlFICIAL HUMAN EYEs.--BAUcu A OoUuEI-
"A Mann SiormeIy with Prot. Bossonneas, Of Paris),
makers apd ipfercrs of The improved A6cal Human Eye
Ssl Broadway R-Thsss eyoa are spdOrssS by As
snShsO !.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. Charles st. John has been nominted
FOR Congress by the Republicans Of the XIth District
Of NewYork.
Edward J. Galloday has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats Of the yh District OF Ten
nessse Bacompton runs as an Independent candidate
The following Republican Assembly nomina-
tons are received;
Greene CO-Isaao Mygsit
Irie Co-COrreeted) lld Dls1lct James l. Thompson
lid Franklin A. Alberger
A small party of bolters from the Republi-
can ranks according to The Richmond state Journal,
have nominated VILLA r. Jones for Congress in the
IId District of Virginia. Col. James H. Plstt jr, 10 the
regular Republican candidate
Mr.. Brooks, in accepting his nomination, took
occasion 70 refer to Democratic fluctuations Congress
In this way:
a elected ssns 81 haud sss-aiy al force
1 a. ,t,ot sci tho Hons uudsf me
..l es,ol.-ss vn tlol non The Hesso lc.n lap
pisise'l
If we had fond the report OF his speech quoted
IN 2ht Elprsa Ge would have afnllneh !" ern'it tas
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS


yentons last evening and made the following nOnl-
tions: With Dstrict-Wm G. Hanna; With Distriot-Hugn
Nesbitt With Di-trctGeOrge l.. HILL I'm this district
there wore two conventions; one nominated Mr. Hlli
the adjourned subject 20 the call OF the CharJ
XIIh Dstrict-GeOrge schac fer KILN Dstrlct-chas
s Epencer by the Administration men, and d.. Arm
strong by the Opposition, XIVth District-John d.
Brady. ~
In The Third District, the Grant and Murphy men AS
somblcd in Convention with Adolphus Borot - Chalr
rnen when seven OF the opposition, headed by Jomny
Mugan entered the room and Disturbed the meethg ing
5eeeing that trouble brewing, member of the Con-
vention moved 20 adjourn This accordingly DONE
but before the cleared some OF the members OF
lie Convention were assaulted and row ensued, but
was promptly dneed The Convention will meet again
Ia Vth District, portion OF the delegates, under
the load Of Mr. James Winterbotton protested aga't
the nomination OF Mr. Hanna on the ground hat ne
Tsmmsny man, and retired, to meet tonight ana MAKE
what was termed "a Republican nomination. subse-
ouenty colored voters met and denounced the
nouina ton Of Mr.. Hanna - .
In the XXth District the proprietor OF the hall where
the Convention 10 be held, refused Ia admit the dele
gates on account Of the row at the previous meeting.
The IXth District Convention divided. one party noni-
mated John r. la Costa and the other Charles H. Cham
bcrlain.
The lat District Convention nominated Capt. John
CUnnur . -. -. -.-.
Joseph 2. Dewey nominated in the Axist District
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
An Notice. Of Marriages msst be mdorsed s'a ~
adpe and address.
DIED.

BROLLYOn THURSDAY, Oct Do, Annie Bry sgd ~ 'ar' "'sa
Fre9ds Of the family s.d Of her brosn law w D.son
invited attend The ns5sl rom the residence Of t ofgher sm~
BrRRsNIrH-At wesseld Union Co. j. rbur-isy Oct -
Emile Creue the beloved Of Nathan and Jennie J. Busn
P1T ,sryee. a. the P,sbyserAn Church oeOes Saturday
Train leaves Nerioti at u O'Clock foot Of LtefJs
CARLBIn Brooklyn IS Nh LYDIA Care widow Of the lss
her late residence 80 lsfyeesEe 90 ssus We "a
O'Clock Iatsrnsst AID services al The grave hAhSp
j., u4 .. %.
CLAysBS-on weiDesB.y 49, Henry Cau-en. d 81
NJ. soon Lodge No ll8 o. r. respectfully iavitsl
attend the funeral from his ss r,ed,ne ~ ts tth..
Sunday morning Oct 49, a. u O'clock Toe rn in viii be iS's'r
in Greenwood Cemetery.
JACKSOs-On Thursday Oct 90 Aniopn @ Of Od's' p J.sAss
Notice Of funeral hereafter
New Orleans psper please cops.
LAwRBNCE-Ai Springfield " J Oct 20 s7c, hs Mar Loo
The isnd. ,ud relative. ofsLe family invited attend her fr-c
SeocE D. u Train, BAesL, 1910 and u
Christopher e., l0:l5 aud Has
LEE-On Tbor-isy Oct a. s residence No Grainerry Pari ~
relative, friends and Of BE family respectfully a,t e ..a1
fst Monday 24,h ins, 81 II ocoes m T'ho'' ia'h~
LYDBC ERR-At Eng swood n J. -day Oct 20 7 Wts~
GaIs A. and Nara Ldecer sgs0 q 1es 900 mSaih.
me iea,si ai ~ & s,y o, "a in he Tps R1ed butch Charcb
Lsgra At - o'clock n 1e Ssa 'he r aas ~ o. ~
The re.dsBce Of lis i,ber at 10 n
noSELLOn THURSDAY 90 MARY s,ren daughter Of TIE i.s
Charles Mon., formerly o. 'iosh.n On, ~ COMA, p,;,..
and ThOmpsoa-sis, on SATURDAY "a in-' a. 10 a. NJ
MOzIER-At Psdo srIsEA, oc ioo JOseas Noner 10 We
RApCIIPr-In Boston 1851 inst. Hseu Of William Raichf =
Brooklyn n Y and daughter Of The '- AausoH Tucker Of DSy
sPARKson Pdd., morning o., 81 Robert Cleveland Youngest cs
Of Alfred NJ and Kils sPsfss, 'sed leSr mi a'''
roioe OF funeral hereafter.
wEsr-ot consumption en- Friday evening OCT Il The residence
her sister Mrs NJ J. soue IS DSr-''" bNofjl L'G' we
Notice AZ funsra hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
PRESERVING FRUITs-A CORRECTION.

To the FdItor Of The Tribune.
SIR: in your able article of to-day COM
mentns upon the recent discovery Of preserving fruits
vegetables c by eyapoIation there are few errorf
which beg leave 70 correct;
NV mode s by evaporation, produced through forced
currents Of rarited air. graduated from 10" 10 gh
well recognized law OF nature
and producing quite different results from the old process
OF kIn-drvng In your statement that the cores ana
skns a. well as the windfa and other refuse rult,
could be converted into jelly and marmalade, you
omitted 70 state that the Jelly Is made Vsou the use of
sugar or any other ingredient BY reason OF ehemcal
change. which Is wrought through my process. -,
Yor article reads that the inventor etdms that the
process may be applied TO Strawberries raspberries
spinach asparagus green corn, green peas, Deans, ana
nfrhaps the preservation of neats while the fact le
that the Company have all Of the above on hand IN large
quantities las may be at their store No l23 Cham
berss many OF them having been prepared for over
wear You Mr.. Editor, have eaten some Of the sauce
and pie made from prepared apple and were free TO
sdmt that YOU unable TO taste any difference ne
tween II aud that made from fresh fruit In giving place
10 the above correction you will confer great favor on
yonrs rssnectfully CHAs. ALDEN
one Of Alden IiVtPressrring Co., l2J 0hambtrsst,
n. L., Oct. A. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
ILLINOIS.
MIR. JOSEPH MEDnL on "RISGs n-iIE DECLINES
A CONTEST WITH THEM, AND REfIREs WITH
DIGNITY.

Me. JOSEPH MFDnL or "RINGs r-iIE DECLINES
CONTEST WITH THEM, AND RETIREs WITH
DIGNITY.
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Mr Medill of The Tribune
publishes a card this morning Withdrawing his name
from the contest the Republican nomination for Con-
gress In this card Mr. Medill says:
AT the solicitation and persuasion ~ many ~ the best
citizens OF Cook County induced, fortnight go,
quite reluctantly TO consent 10 permit name 10 he
used in connection with the candidacy for Congress be-
fore the ensuing Republican Convention coupled this
consent with the distinct condition that would not
under any circumstances enter into struggle for the
control Of the Convention by the employment Of any
means that / deemed disreputable or coTupt that I
would purchase no votes and pack ward delegations
that would give no improper pledges 20 individuals,
clioues or rings; and bargain away no patronage
official influence supposed attach 10 the Office Of Con-
pres snsn If elected thereto. sisted that must be
len as free and untrammeed 10 do my duty according
10 the Constitutional Convention, 80 that might have
but one aim one ambition aud that Ia serve you 20 the
best OF my power and ability. j did not under
estimate the gravity and responsibility Of the posi-
and acceptably nor was blinded by any vanity or
egosm TO suppose / could better represent you than
many other men among whom you might make your
choice had nothing 10 promise Dut the honest Efforts
OF a pain unprCtentiOns man. who would be guided By
conscience common sense, and patriotic purposes.
Within the past week II has become apparent that my
nomination Was being resisted by the employment Of
means and influences which cannot consent to combat
snces That will render o and unbiased selection OF
candidate simply impossible. In accordance With my
original purpOse cannot consent Ia let my gu be
fore the Convention under such circumstances"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

CoLCMBUs. O., Oct. 21.-0hcial returns from
81 counties in Ohio and reported returns from the
naming three counties give Sherwood Republican for
Secretary OF State, lO9 votes; Heisey Demoerao,
2Ol 800 votes and Ode Qrohibonist 2si votes sher-
woods majority over Heiley is l67Sl; over both 1885,
The Republican loss in Ashtabuls County ~ lh2 The
total vote in the State is only 4I9S52 falling Of OF
$500 on last year Campbell Democrat h, 50 majority
over schenck for Congress In the lid Dlstrct Lamson
Democrat has 3O99 majority in the Vth District; Poster
Gpublcau), 776 majority in the IXth Disrict Bingham
Gcpubican). AZ majority in the XVIII Dstrict and
Amber Republican,, 2,177 majority in the XVIII Dis
trict.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
THE THEODORE THOMAS CONCERTS IN PRovi-
DENCE.

THE THEODORE THOMAS CONCERTS IN fRoNi-
DENCE.
Miss Mehhg's performances on tile Steln"ay
Grand Pisno-forte used at the Thomas Orchestra Con
eerts last week Afforded such demonstiaton OF the
usriyaed tone qualities Of that instrument - u was
quite for any nte gent person 70 gansay or
r.sst ihe occasion one, fortunatey, upon WbNn
one Of the finest panoores in the world WAS uhpaycd
nv one The Of living players before one OF tle
finest Providence audiences; ana the Opportunity
for Judgment assuredy an exec llent on,
That the volume Of tone. or power oI the meiruneht
ubether In the conceros in the solos, was srprs ing
eysrv one must admit while its Thoroughly pure ard de
ncion.y musical quality under every style of msmpula
zion and every variety OF shading was perfectly apparent
and we'll calculated 10 charm every musical ear Perhaps
the many superb qualities Of tie Instrument were
fuy ,libed in the Beethoven concerto ~ In anything
maj Miss Mehiie played This ooncerto-in which the
great masts has shown, IN peculiar manner, DIS
superior skill, Judgment, and taste III combining the
orchestra and the piano, 3s vel "a hls nne genius IN
OF the very best we have ever heard
ard ne which il 10 thoroughly delight every inteil-
Gent lover Of music when PLAYED a. II was on the oeca
sion OF which aro speak ng. The qualities OF tns
steinway instrument, as exhibited In this and othet
compositions performed by Miss Mehig, forcibJ Ie-
minded us Of some Of the words Of the International
OF eminent musical men who examined sud pronou' =,
jud gment the American and European piano ,ose
the EIpostOn Uniyerselle" in Paris, In 1901 anu w.
words follows: A., .,,a variety
In regard to expression delicate shadinf .ay n have
Of accentat on the Instruments of Noarr- e
an advantage which cannot bO conLhste1' ,,oso VINO
are n tho ,ama time tle Instrument of w. and OF
| vishes " aitonlsh bV tue eclat OF hs eA's~
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

BARBOIR-KgOX-Oa Thursis Oct n ~ the -atsnc- n ~
bride Rrna srent NJ Burr Nsk"mAn ~ Rev lsm'. sssss
Barbour Jane De Forest hEo rughter Of tb o1ahg clergy
BlRTON-PJeDY-on Thar-, Oct 1o It ~ IheaaSs ChatoA
Rochelle Elizabeth Pund dan, bier hs Ber"n H. Pndv
Of Harrison.
cORsABRowS-on Tgrisy Oct p Al ; r,issoe q de bo4ss
by Rev 1lo Anderson isIfs W iIss 20 Louise D..
daughter o. lieSry b. Bresn, sH Of lis cty.
DAsKAM-CLARK-In BSookvn. ~. b., Ae Rev. Dr. fddy
p. Clsrk Of Brooklyn.
HOPPER-BRVNDAGH-In this Welnesf,y O@ 10 by Ss
Rev Cyrus fSs, bdSan Hopper j., OF hs~ Plans, A. T.. -
Mis- Lbtie A. Brunisge OF Rye, y. y.
IRBLANDCOTRRLL-At Albany. 18Th inst. by Res. DR. Ans~s
j. Lpso9 Brlna H. daughter OF g. Co - Augustus ireland -
OF NeS-lork.
JOHNSTON ATRRBURYOn THURSDAY. 2Otb ips. BY Rev g.
Jackson Pt.s Currh Wchcster klotl Johnston =
Baltimore and Gertrude sSeisn daughter o. i@ufeIee "stharye
Ot Ihrcegs NeoE
IL GAR-MULOCK-On "Wednesday evening OcL H. al Chnn
Church by Brown Joan Lu Gsr - Mis- Msr.A
daus Of Mrs Maria MslOcE, all y. ls ct'.
N0YEs-ANTHoSY-n Booklya 7harsiayi Oe 60 By the Re~
John w ChstEict STEPHEN Noe' 10 Sohs o. Daughter Of sS
late Edward Anthony ali Of thai CITY.
Gr-npo L. L. THURSDAY evening %
BY 1t Rev A h. LttOn D. D., Bishop Of Long IslAnA
David G. Floyd, esq
swAY-COX-At Christ Church Boklye The eott ' S -
Rev Dr. Bancroft John sud Csrne d. daughter VI @ < Jsss
Cox, all OF Brooklyn.
Bent this city by the Rector Rev. WI sabine Frsof
ard to Julie A. daughter Of Thomas kS!ohH esd a.
this city No cards
VAN ARsAM-BARERRos Thori,v Oct t- no No
Of brides parents. bv the Rev e. NJ Cri yames Van Ar
n j. and Ahos v, only daughter o Nm bsrA"f ~
OfNorhvle, \. T. No cards.
WEJLs-pHRLPS-A the Congregational Church, Wes Letssos
H. b. Rev j. H. Bvsd. Mr Jo.eph wes Of Eng.sood !
Ms, Bmma r. dUgber Of d. o. Phelps taq, OF th omf P~N
An Nofioes Of Marriages ~Hst be .do'sed T@ ~