The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11

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In preparation, A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.
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| NTIBLOs GARDEN.--MIss MARY WELLS AS MADAME
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| HEATH HOUSE, Schoolgirls MoUNTAIN.-A GRAND
IL mop taxes p'''' T. B. COLEMAN Proprietor.
PIANOFORTES.
! A ROSEWOOD PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER, 500: Sc
.rss wen Gs ar Piano. Th sN lis eeRe
| A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN AND oNE-rHrRD OCTAVE
that dess ons Of chfSrn very Best apply
| at 80 Hanson place, BROOKLYN
PRIVATE FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WILL
Pianoorte carved leg in nine months cost 1900 for
Bedroom rosewood and walnut, slyerware, Paint
nss sr9n ON ws 81 1 rcet near re-
BEAUTIFUI. PIANO-oNLY 1926; A sTEINwAY
"A Piano octave oversrung bass carved legs every
| Improvement Great sacrifice for cash.
| J. BIDDLE, Is Amity street, near broadway.
MAeNIpICENr 7k OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
months ross $ for ss pss
Bookcase Carpets pr9 ,r family leaving city 10 West
ELEoAsr ROSEWOOD hAvNo
strung bass agane and every modern Improvement; great
JAMES GORDON, 1876 Blocker street, near Macdoaral
| DIANos. MELoDEoNs AND oRGANs--OF NEW AND
beautiful styles different makers, mt low prices for
cash monthly nstamens for rent, at WATERS, 45l
broadway than can be found elsewhere
Upright PIANOS TO RENT-AT
u OUVRIER SONS, Manufacturers,
| ~ West Thirteenth street.
tNO7S MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE ROUND COR.
DA y. nercd ~ octave brilliant ,t toned rosewood
Der Dining Furniture less than half cost Residence II
Tenth street. between University place and Fifth avenue
&CQO FOR FIRST CLASS PiA NOS ,s.s On
| United states Piano COMPANY 645 Broadway, New York.
I~-s MUSICAL.
! SiABlHT MARIE snIyT.T. sorSS AT REV.
,na dnring her vacation In either Protestant Catholic
| church. Address Mr. wARDWELL, 907 Broadway.