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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
LIrtRA ruNk ~ lD0aN 4AINM

- Tie liomirs Advocate tor March has the
following table OF contcnts " The Market Wo-
iaan,r BY Antoinettc Blackwell; " co-Educa-
ton, by VI. f. Burllngame; "Our Journey"
by Mary Squres Justice vs.. Exptdiency," by
+. s. Hinekey " The Legal Status Of Woman"
by II. II Bond Suffrage Tor Women" ty
Frances y. Gage; lhr Ftir Standard Bearcr;"
The NiHistry OF Dreams !" " Thrown Upon the
World = THE Farmers wife" 9 Worth" ard
Eiioria. Terms, :ljl pr auunm. VIM. Z.
Tumlinson Publisher, New York.
-tmericun G,of.r, publ he'd by Darby IL Co,
New York, will hereafter appear weekly, instead
Of semi monthly. The Grocer contains thorough
ard accurnte reviews OF all the leading articles of
grocerts and produce, and other natter Of spe-
citl interest to the large trade of which ii is the
exponent. The price is So year.
The 0re,tind MJa'hiy, the only literary mag
iziue published on the Pacihc Coast is already
well and tayorably known 10 the East, and is
| becoming formidable rival OF our own MONTH
Lies. The characteristic stories aud poems Of T..
| Bret Hartc, the editor are floating through ali
our exchanges. Mr.. Haitc has struck new and
apparently exhaustless vein in these sketches OF
| Frsnticr Lie aud works it admirably. Brown
Of Calaveras " in The March number, is worth u
years subscription. The poem 'sChiqniti We
attribute to the same pen. There is freshness
about the 0re,idad that mary OF our eastern
montflics lack Trail-inaking In Oregon,
" Camp.LlGc in Arizona "An Ariz ma Legend
Among the I.llFds,t " The Romance OF a
rru k, = 'On the Lower California Coast and
several other good articles make W The March
issue. The Ors,tdnd is devoted to the social,
literary mud material progress Of the Pacific
slope Terms, "a per annam. To +. s. X.
Butler, who has ii for sale, W. are indebted for
the March number
Oar friend and former partner Robert lredel
Jr,, has established daily newspaper, th
"Chronicle" in connection with lis weekly, tn
z Lchgh Register" at Allentown. Pennsylvania
The first two issues have reached MS, aud W
must compliment the publisher on the neat an
G hluds0me sheet he preteuts. Allentown is
r thrifty, aud cnterprising, and thoroughly " live
! city, aud we hope for the complete success of Ii
new enterprise.
, The March number OF the Ladies' Reposito
is later than other magaz'urs in putting In au a
e pearance, but not behind any III them in iii
ie engrayings, typographical beauty, and instruct
s. and uuexcepiionablc literature. The. steel e
cravings In this Rumb.r are Baden and d
III Ruin Of Stein, and .'Ileme, Farewell" Teri
ii SO 80 per annum. Hitchcock ~ Walden, pu
"A fishers, Cincinnati, Obio.
j., Van Nostrand's Eclectic Engineering Mag
auae, for March, is well filled with selected artic
40 aud matter condensed from the leading engine
~ ing serial publications Of Europe and Ameli,
he and deserves the cordial support of all interest
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
CONGRE5S.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Peiition Of Mr..
Hatch, of Connecticut was presented, complaining
that his iather,an American citizenwas restrained
of his liberty by the Dominican government,
which led To debate, aud finally was referred to
the Committee ON foreign affair.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
Mr.. Dawes asked leave to report bill to pay
she family of The late Edwin Stanton one year 5
salary ms Judge OF the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Van Trump objected.
Mr.. Woodward presented the petition OF eleven
hundred laboring men, demonstrating against
ANY general change in the tariff as recommended
| by the Flee Trade League.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

liz THE House at Washington, OF Satur-
day, Judge Lawrence, of Ohio, ably re-
viewed the legislation in regard 10 Georgia.
and advocated the bill now pending for her
admission. The Geographic report states
that, she was allowed TO occupy the floor
for an hour and three quarters, aud his
speech attracted the close attention OF mem
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

The STATE TAX Bill has vigorous critic
in the person of that straightforward Demo
crat, Samuel Townsend, OF Appoquinimnk.
lie declares that the peach growers OF the
state were last year '.robbed" of $4,000 in
the tax levied by his Democratic friends in
the Legislature. on railroads.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1870.

THE GAZETTE speaks Of the great Phila-
dclphia Democrat who is about to take Del
aware politics by storm, as John so Bryne. >
But when he hois;s the old fogies, dlike the
Gazette out of the control of their party,
there win be brine, from eyes unused to
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE


by virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court OF the
State Of Delaware, In and for New Castle county.
wi be exposed to -ale AZ nnbllc auction, on w Ed
NESp X, March 16h, 1879, at ! O'Clock p. NJ at
the auc i"n room OF Thomas NJ Ogle, In the city Of
Wilmington tne following described lands and tene.
ments, being tie real estue of the late William
Graves. deceased, the same being ordered to be soli
r tho pa, Of his debts to Wit All that certain
lot OF land, with hree-rtorJ lex dwelling houts
thereon erecteG situate In the city Of Wilmington,
beginning at the sontherly sido Of Fourth street,
between Poplar and Lombard streeta, at the middle
OF the division wall between this and tho adjoining
hnu,e. late OF the said William graves, at the dis
tsnae Of egh feet from the westerly eide OF Iombard
street. themes through the middle OF said wall south
erv, parallel with Lombard street, one hundred feet
to stone thence westerly parallel with Fourth
Get, twetty feet to stake thence bitterly with
u new liur parallel with Lombard street, n1s hin-
drcd feet to The said eide Of Fourth street and thence
herewith east rly twenty feet 10 The place OF be-
ginning be the centents thereof more or less
Attend tnc, will ba given and tai ms Of sale made
kuown " The Adm nistrasor, or by Victor Du Point,
his attorney.
by order of the Court.
BENZ. p. USTICK, Clerk, &C,
JANIS BRADFORD, Administrator.
r, M. OGLE, Auctureer. -
February 22 1871 feba9.2 Ia. 10. low. Id
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
ID BLIC SALE.

VIII be sold at the residence Of Geo Q. Simpson,
Pike. between Richardson's M II and Wilmington,
on WEDNESDAY, Marrh 18th. the following parso-
Of which is good family horse, has been used ION
by women; good driving horses, ono of uhi IN Is 4
very good stepper l mare with foal. good farm
and work horses, . psir Of mules. heal Of m,lrh
NWfS cows sp,inging to calve. 10 head Of heifers.
MJ~1 bull all Of good stock; Is head OF sheep
49, with lamb Germantown carriage and har-
harRcss, small box dearborn and harness, pl chs,
harrowr, cultivat RS. frks, raSes hoes, spafes,
shov.l'. a.. &c; steeltoo'h horse rake. 90 bush
els If petatoes
Sale to commence at O'Clock P. M. r,rm. at
ea'e. GEO. c. SIMPSON.
THoS NJ oGLW, Auci,nser. mar9.d&wts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
TIE GALLO WIS.

DOUBLE ixEcUlIoN AT HUNTINGTON, PA.
nuNr,NoroN, March 9.-Bordenburg and
Bohner was executed in the jail yard for the
murder OF the Peightal family. Neither said any.
thing on the scATold, except commeudiug their
souls to (iCd
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
p U BLIC AL E.

will he sold at Pubc Sale. on the premise. OF
the subscriber thu road le lding from New Castle
10 Hare's Garner, milo e, IN The former place IN
New Castle Hundred On FRiD ~. March 10 h, 1870,
AT II ocock. A. NJ eighty head OF well selected
Dairy Cows been we'll wiancrsd, m 4kiny them tuta-
b e for milk or butter dairy Thiftv of them will
have elves by thei. II 10 on day of sale, and the
balance spripging to Give Two goot Young horses,
thirty three shoat Rigs 10 weeks old, Chester Whites.
b oUd sOw md pig, elk weeks Old, 8 breeding
rows, hosr 800 wei hi P cked Pork.1 good market
or truck wagon, ne.ry nvw twC-h0rse endess
chain powe-, 800 bushels a g0ot q u.
THRMS-Flva months credit will I've given by pur-
chaser giving banRnbe Nth approved eudUrser,
i-terest added. Fix days without In crest two
pea cent. OF for ra.h. Dinner at 10 o'clock. Sale
positively at II O'CLOCK. WILLIAM t4UODLSY.
l.. W. ripn.a d sos, Auclioueers and Real Estato
Agen's pIais 2tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

TIE DRLAwARRAN claims t. be the special
exponent of "white men, and charges the
DELAWARE TRIBUNE with being the negro
organ. Now If you examine both papers,
the TRIBUNE of the Sd, ard the DeldDdredn
of the 9th, it may be curious to find that the
articles in the former which relate to the
colored man, could be all placed in one col
umn, yet the Dover paper deyotes eleven
full columns exclusively to the defunct me-
gro question. In fact, if there is any mig
ger paper" in this State, the Ring organ has
earned and deserves the distinction.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
4 DMINIsTRA TORS SALE

The unde' signed as Administrator Of the -
estat, Of imes W. Harrsop, fecessed by viz ua E#
OF an order Of the Orphas' Cont, will sa vt PubIic
Vendne, IN Fourth day, the 10 h af Third mnnih,
(hlrchl lSI0nu The premises at he hour of o'clock
M the following vnlu bic real estate siiu tied in
Penn township. Chester county. Pa, ah ut 8 mile.
We, Of Avnndie, on near tie state road ia ,dinp
To New London. containing Nv my acres an sixty
tour .perches Of land with good two.story frame
dwelling holse. barn aud tenant house there III
erec.ed, tHsa'her with Foundry and Agricultural
Machine shop with a neye- f. lisg water power
Goodwin, d-ceas j cob I. Cooper and other lands
Of sail iames W. Il lrrson decatsf.
TERMS uF SALE made k own at the day IT ssle.
ALLEN GAWTHROP, Administrator.
L. W. ST DIAN Il Sos Anc i,ree-s faso4sw
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r. . Il $ A L E

A very desirable farm of 80 ACRES. with large
and excellent faria bnldlnps 10 IN timber, well
watered, well storked with rut tree, wi hin 500
,ads OF y COED iurnp Ike ar Within miles of VII.
Diagtp, Del A large portion of the pureha 30
money can remain on mort age u long time
A great bargain
80 Acres beautifully situatei near the city, high
and alhy, about 1870 tr, If a est kinds of pears.
chtrri and apples, &C., fnu sprug. Pr ce low.
UB very easy terms.
One II acre aud one II Acre tract with plenty OF
trait, both very desirable, wi hin 8 mills of Will
mingtol. Cheap, and long time on part OF pres.
TII0S M OgLE,
Real Estate Agent, No. 4 K: Third street.
Wilmington DEL
March lat. mars 70 10, 26i4tw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

GoLD SUFFERED further decline, yester-
day. At New York it opened at l2t, sold
steadily down to llo5, and closed finally at
iiib. The effect upon the trade of mer-
chants, In that city especially, has Of course
been quite severe. The Philadelphia Led
gers correspondent says
Merchants are sorely puzzled to know ex-
acllv what to do updor the circumstances and
trade of every description, for the time being,
is in state approaching to paralysis. Unless
lheseViolent fluctuations in the gold premium
give way TO more settled feeling, the spring
trade (Which was quite active last year this
time) will be very backward.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

DR.. Tpser, Of Savannan, o., Gays he has, for
nearly forty years. recommended Brandfeths Pills as
specific In Yellow F.ver; that he never knew
patient to die who took them for this mslady, being
othc wise sound. Tier prompt use takes out Of The
body those matte viii feed the fatality Of the
distase As general family medicine he cons ders
THEM for In advance of all Others and here he speaks
from personal experience Of heir qualities.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

The VARIOUS MUNICIPAL EMOTIONS 10
Camden, New Jersey, and numerous towns
10 Iowa and Illinois, are all carried by the
Republicans, and altogether we scarcely
remember so favorable commencement Of
the election season, by our party. We have
this year to choose Congress, and 1t is OF
the highest importance that we should go
into the campaign as we seem to be doing
-...an.,...l, .,rn ran1,l,r..d II NON siinnrss
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
MS FOR SALE.

The undersigned has nnmber of very fi1e
Maryland Frma, from 70 to 10b Acres for sale.
Some Of them in The celebrated i,eer Creek region.
In Ha ford county. One very choice farm of 500
Aces in Worceser cDlnty-heahy, pro lucive and
verv desirable. Wi be sjl much he's Y It's vslue
as the ower HIS lef tho eointv. Ais, ,nms vsry
valuable Mill Property with Ia ds alta he'd
Over Ito ara in We. virsinit on the II 0f he
Z " q. X
Al'o Of tn, fines farna IN frederick Co, NJ :,
$50, An and 4Ul acr y.
lhl SO wanting Farms, Mi,N Or Water r war, in
Maryland or TX mia, will please CORE pond With
the nndersigne,,
s~- soc references with the Editor
fbiH.5nw JNO. Y. MoJILT0N,
Real rs ate Broker, 81 Lexington S., Bal imure.
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ESTABLISHED IN IS 0.
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISH MENT.
j.. a. w. 10 NES

No. 43s North Front Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
1--WE Sits Wooen and Fancy Gops Of every de-
~ sclipti n. Their superi rity Of Dyeng Lsdies'
aud ,ienenen's garm is widely kt @n. CiRpe
and Merlno >htwl- dyed the most Dril i'm aud ain
co ors Grape and Mer no Shaw clein,ed 10 look
lite new. Aso 1ent meas Apparel, and Curtain.,
cleaned or re dy 4. Kid I'll c ausei or d led to-
10 ,k Ike new. fv-Call ana lo,k at our work btf,re
z ing elsewhere harlU,2m
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and Catarrh

Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh
Treated with the utmost success, by j. lsAACa.
N. d., md Professor OF DISEASES of the BE ann
/ yiy,ii,a 10 ear ext erience. Formerly of LeydeD
Hoiiaud) No. EOS ARCH ST, PHlLA 5ELPHlA.
acui are Invited to accompany their patients he
h4e secrets in hit practice Artificial eyes Inserted
without PHI. No charge for examinations.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

WILMER ATKINSON,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

THE DOVER RINa ORGAN summons lis
s.fellow white men" to .'cume up" and "le'
us reason together" We judge that If the
white men who are thoroughly fellow to 1t,
shall ''come up" 1t will be for another pur
pose than reasoning O together. Its friends
would find that very dry work.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

The subscriber having made new arrangement
for doing his h ,uling at Harmony Mills White Clay
Creek Hundred. viii cell at rublc Sale, on THURS
DAY, March 17th 1870, his entue stock Of hnrser,
wagons, harness. &C. SAMUEL KELLY,
L. W. sTtDHAM q BON, AuctIonesrs and Real
Estate Agents. mAt9dAw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

ANOTHER LIBERAL DEMOCRAT has made
his appearance in Philadelphia. This time
il is not Mr.. O'Byrne or Mr.. Shapley, but
IN old wheel horse of the party, John
Campbell. He delivered the address before
the Democratic Association, on Saturday
evening, and declared that his party Unjust
look squarely at the negro" As to this,
there will be no difficulty. The negro will
look also squarely at Mr.. Campbell's party.
But the orator continued, eight hundred
aud fifty thousand colored votes have been
added. 'iHow shall the Democracy poll,
on next Presidential election day, a major
itv OF this vote? How shall we bridge the
chasm that separates the negro vote from
us? There Is only one architect that car
build this bridgc--.tlere is only one mar
who can poll this vote-a and that man il
Salmon p Chase.
Whether Salmon will suffice 10 btldgt
Inc chasm, or not, may be doubted. Ont
fish il great gulf, will not fill mp very
rapidly, but it is plain that the Philadelphia
Democracy are going TO try for the coloret
vote They think like Miles O'Relly di,
during the war, that q black man can pul
q trigger, or hand up a ballot about a
effectively for purposes Of success, as any
body. But the Delaware Ring thing other
wise. They are like the chased ostri.,,
with its head in the sand let EN- alone
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

ONE as BAD as THE OTHER.
Some fol, writing in mercantile journal
of Philadelphia, expressed the following
idea 3
THE illiterate, superstitious, hammered |
Irish have no natural right to vote for Judges |
who are to try them for crimes, Legislators |
who are to decree the proper punishmenls
for their 0tfenses, or national executive who
must arrest them when they make ineursions
upon neighboring territories friendly to the
United States
| Which would not be worthy Of amomcnts
notice, except for two facts-tirst, that ii is
in substance, exactly the same doctrine that
Senator Bayard, of this State, Eliminates
and second, that his party paper, tie Ga
eette, severely criticises the PhiladelphiaD's
expression, as sample Of Republican
9 hatred and malignity' to the Irish.
AS to the second point, the Republican
party has its own newspapers, and is in
different to the absu'dities of an irrcsponsi-
bic writer but, upon the first, ii is
curious TO notice how the gazette, in re-
plying 10 the quoted paragraph, IS also
lashing our Turyeydrop aristoerat,
the United States Senator from
this city. Observe the language; the quo
taton declares that the lrishmen " have no
natural right 10 vote for the various OIL
GERS. Now the D, macratic State platform
Of SIS, resolved and re-resoved almost
J precisely the same words, namely:
that the elective franchise is political
: privilege. and not a natural right.
Senator Bayard is the reputed author Of
this declaration. Inwhat respect docs it diff
j fer from the other: The first says certain
4 class have no natural RICH, to vote, and the
4 second that voting is not natural right for
! anybody.
S But, in lis recent speeches, Thomas has
: gone sill further. il possible. lie told US
: that he had long believed suffrage . was ia,
, too widely extended Too many people
J. voted. As nobody had any right to vote
according 10 his party resolutions. what
, followed; Why, simply that suffrage wa,
10 be taken away from large numbers Of tbt
people As it was .far" too widely spread
y of course alislocratc Thomas proposed IL
Z take it 10, Tar.
i What, then, is the use Of wasting fire OF
2 an obscure, anonymous, Philadelphia scsib
= bier, when there is prominent offender, RICH
i here, III Wilmington. The one is harmless
The o'her has d, least yo.e in the Senate o
z the United states. The one insults lrishmop
The other insults every body. One wants t
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xxJRIaHrs oaIEBaATBD MINCED MEAT
w for sss by
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Braudreth's Pills.

THEFT great v.lue consists In ttss; They may be
used TO lorg as ally disease Affects anysf the organs
Of The body; and by thus pc avering in heir use
the dses,e will he c1reo, and the body restored 70
health, free from every faint and impniity. Their
reputation proves their merit
Thomas Smith, Coroner aud Juttice OF the Peace
Hastingson Hudsonsays Brapdreth's Pills cured
him OF dyspepsia and Heartburn when every othel
medicine had failed to relieve him. Certificate dated
April Q. 1865.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10

THE BOLD AND ENERGETIC sELFisnNEss
with which the Salisbury Family have
quartered themselves upon the people OF
this State, and retained their grip upon its
treasures, marks them as men of more than
ordinary brute force. We do not need to
again recite the history of their assaults
upon the public interests, and their high
handed usurpations upon popular rights,
but it ia curious to look for a moment at the
manner in which they have stamped out
every spark of naGly independence in their
own party. Where is the influence of Judge
| Wootten? Where are the aspirations Of
such men as Aleck. johnson of Tharp o.
Harrington; of Meredith of Wyoming; o
Atkinson, and Ridgley of Dover? Thest
gentleman in their party, as 1t is organizes
I'il other States, might have had a voice ant
an influence, might have looked forward t.
a respectable position, and the enjoyment O
places bringing profit or honor. Can an
one tell how much such prospect they hay
under the heel of the Sanlsburys?
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pU B LII U 8 A L e (.

j. a. HOBINSON h CO.,
Southeast cor. second and Market SITS.
mari, 6'd1tw Wilmington. Del.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21
STILL In THE VAN.-The multi

STILL In THE VAN.--The multi
plicity and perfection of modern Invention
and Improvements would seem to all casual
observers to have but small scope, if any,
for ingenuity to still task itself in the de-
velopment of further wonders or greater
Improvements.
When the Mccormick Reaper was finish
ed, the Howe Sewing Machine running, the
Chickering Piano furnished, conclu sioas
naturally precluded the possibility of any
improvement to what was at the time uni.
versally conceded to be perfection. Not SO
however, to inventive genius and the pro-
gressive spirit of the day. The Buckeye,
the Nanny, the Chief and many others,
soon declared Mccormick an old-fashioned
affair. Baker & Grover, the Singer, the
Florence, called for new production from
Mr.. Howe. Steinway ecHpsed Chickering,
Mathushek took the laurels from Ste;nway
and now comes THE ARION taking preced-
ence and winning favor over all. We judge
of the merit of any, and all instruments,
from their finish and fitness for use when
they leave the workshop. If it be time
piece it should be ready and going. If a
razor, it shonld shave without strapping
| If knife, it should cut and hold its edge.
If a musical instrument, IN TUNE and ready
for use. In these respects The ARIoN starts
off with testimonials of superiority from
| the highest authorities. One marked fea-
| ture in its favor is its great durability OF
tone. Not Liable to get out OF tune AS from
| its mechanical construction it has greater
| potcer and ,ciH stand in tune longer than any
! instrument with which 1t has as yet COM
peted. The great speciality of the instru-
meat for which it is celebrated throughout
| the W Grid has been awarded medals, prizes
| and premiums for wherever and whenever
exhibited. is its unequaled erenness Of tone
in all the different combinations and varia-
tons Of the musical scale. The superiority
of the instrument in this respect is as un-
doubted as it is fore BILE and striking
Twas the excellence of this particular fea-
ture that entitled it to the FIRST PREMIUM al
our recent fair, as we'll as in Paris and 9th
er places too numerous to mention Here
it WASH competition with two Mathusheks,
and ITS merits to superiority decided upon
by artists and musicians known to this com
munity for their excellence of taste, and
fine discrimination of judgment.
Orvis Canes of Watertown, Wis.,. arr
sole General Agents for the sale of the
ARIoN PIANoN and other Musical instruments
Dealers in all sorts of Musical merchandise
Sheet music-brass and string bands furn
Ished with fixtures and supplied with musi
arranged. Everything and anything apper
tanning to their line Of trade, from churcl
organ to ajewsharp. these gentlemen hav
constantly on hand or will supply the de
maud on the shortest notice, and in tn
most satisfactory manner. they are ope'
for trade and solicit patronage, are LIv
MEN, prompt, efficient and reliable w
trust their accounts my have showing liz
keeping with their world wide reputation
for activity and industry, and most hearth.
commend them to the favor AND patronag
! Of our readers Qeesonsqvoe Timss,