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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
GRAEp RECEPTION AT TIE MASONIC TEMPLE
tBi TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBuNE.I
w.smEcroS Tuesday March B. 1872.

GRAEp RECEPTION AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE.
IBi TELBGRAPB TO THB TRlBuNEI
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. March ), 1871
The o-randest and most brilliant reception of
the season was gwen w the United States Government
at the Masonic Temple in honor OF Minister
fwakura and his associates of the japanese Embassy
The decorations of the hall surpassed anything that has
been seen in Washington for many day. and the ex
ouisi 10 perfume the thousand flowers. which were
arranged in pyramids suspended in baskets of moss
with the waIblng o. "a hundred birds, might take
one in Imagination almost into fairy dell
tu the tropics. The leading members OF the Embassy
Nere attired in American full dress" and the thou
sands who crowded around them were introduced by the
President and Secretary of State and other mem
lers Of the Cabinet The company represented every
class nf Washington society, official and unofficial The
President the Cabinet the Vice-President speaker
blaine foreign ministers, the members OF the senate
and House OF Representatives bureau officers ana
Iading clerks officers of the army and navy in UNIFORM,
rzcns aud strangers mingled i'll the crowd, and wed
with each other in thar strife 10 honor the halOh
,uests. Tue ambassadors. who are learning American
wave with wOndrous rapidity, behaved very much as
other men would uncer similar circumstances. Con-
yersation with them, Of course, had TO be carried on
chiefly through an interpreter, hut they show DISPOSE
ton e. acquire language with great ease and one or
Two Of them Ito among the rest, who visited this
country last summer, able to converse in English
with ease.
The members of the Embassy expressed themselves
neatly peased with the reception they have received
nd especially with this evenings entertainment. Min
Ter Iwakua says that American hospitality to the
lapanPse Is DrOverbil III his country, but he
,ac yer u1,W what American hospitality was until lie
anded IN San Francisco At midnight the last lingerers
ART rel, ctany leaving hail. and the last carriages
are rapidly driving through the frozen streets If every
fhirg epeSds first impressions our distinguished
elts ave received the most distinguished attention
,nee the r arrival here both from the Government and
rom priv ate citizens.
BY res ,lution Of the House, the members OF the
lama csc Embassy, together with Minister DE Long and
The Of GERS accompanying them, will be received on the
uoor g. the O'Clock TO 1t is expected
mat IT, CEREMONY VIII be all interesting The
pI, rent If receiving foreigners officially
by this IOsduriDg its session is very rarely paid only
three IN .es OF like nature having occurred The first Oc-
rasion vas when Gen. Lafayette was received, the
second y hen the compliment was paid to Gen.
Kossuh and e third the ptipn OF the Chinese En-
ialssy accompanied by Minister Burnsame, tvo or
three ycR-- ago.
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DISEASED VEAL SOLD IN BROOKLYN.

IhfptCUUT " HIUIVI vi fHF DTUUkIyH ItaIIh
Board made specti0n yesterday Of the
of Frank Young ~ WycLog and Court ss and found the
carcass calf hanging in the slaughterhouso with Il
uuheaed pocknarkS The butcher stated that the calf
had been innOculned by IA French doctor, who owned
the animals and wanted the matter for Xaccnating pur-
poses. H6 kept Tie animals IN the stables
until he bad obtan r1G virus after which they were
soh at sI each. He VasO stated that he kept
The animals about geek before killing them.
The Inspector directed lou not TO sell Of the dead
calf nor any calves from the French doctor Until
allowed 10 do ~ by the Health Board Dr. COchren,
accompanied by several physcians inspected the meat
unfit for consumption. 10 Is alleged that the Of the
rencb doctor Peturat. and that he had obtained "A
W., hal permit frJm Health Officer COCHRAN TO keep calf
10 e rent upon for the purpose OF obtaining yaccne
matter He ordered TO Keep u 10 livery stable,
successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
D,orooyt Housc-Senator Window OF MIME me
bregoGts rronc, Adams r, OF Boston, and the Hoh:
h. Allison senator elect from , Iowa and Cen s. f.
John Robinson s. Al Cen II a; S St BSsSamtoS
e ia Sssns HoGop q Ia Ti ya * SI Of
the Hon D. Rice Of NAME Ia Elm IL w. b. Remington Of
Watericwn T. VI Thomas Richardson Q. ion Teioa
and T. H. Garfield Q, Ve s Bm.lo. j. II. Devcreaux
Of Cleveland, H. sargent q G F.sSS of T Utea
H. seward, IT, IN M Whitford of North Carolina. - 81
Deus = Fl Pr19e Nav NaSy
hs0' ~ I,G,in aud ex-Mayor InDs Of Poughkeepse;
fIEo Wo5,na,, House-John d. Parsons OF Albany anu
w G. uTOrhead OF Philadelphia
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Two of the ticket-Of-leave men arrested on
their arrival here the packet ship Hamilton Fish, are
still detained Police Headquarters, the third having
been taken away time ago by friends, who prom
sed 10 care for him. The Police Commissioners say that
they do not wish these convicted criminals loose
To prey upon the community until their have been
considered by the state and National authorities,
to whom they were referred soon after the
arrest of the prisoners. Meanwhile they wearing
the same clothing which they had when they were
arrested, and are filthy and covered with verInn The
rooms adjoining the room occupied by them have
become infested with vermin, and the detectives and
others part of the building will hail their deiy
erance from these unwelcOme guests a blessing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
GGENERls, PRESS DIsPATCU1

In the Committee % Ways a9d Means, this morning,
NJ Moen u Worcester Mass, in behalf of the fac
tory there E-ged the maintenance OF present duties
onSre' which Is now ca per eeH adj yaloresa wire
rods from whh wire is maze; on son wire. from Il u
CO cent ape on BesseeI steel rods 10 per cent Mr.
Hays spoke ~ kngth Tor the Association N Woodrow
ers and Manufacturers Of Wool and asked for the main
eDanceO f the ~ esent tarir 10th wool .1d v00lens
cst1s free woolens
GtH. L. r. Critenden, one " lie couns. for ex -Co-
ssGan ", b. stOkCs, has ehteLcd suit hin
for s9. FOR EOiessotl services IA defending nnh his
late trlal III tle Criminal Court OF Ibis District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

Mr. VICKERS dem, Indl said That he had Noted IN
The vote and he accordingly made that motion. Lost
Yeas "a, Nays 81. a,
nropration bill Several minor amendments reported
by the Committee agreed to- The amendments re
nored from the Committee the Judiciary, appropIi
ating enable the President 10 put IN force the
Civil Reform rules. was adopted Wlc the nlli
was st pending the Senate went INTO Executive nesso
and soon after adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
XidIp CONGREss-IIp sEsslos.
TIE KANSAS Burberry CHARGES.

Mr.. CALDWELL Rep.. Kansas) made a per-
sonal explanation lie SAID 10 wqs known the Senate
Cen uittee Of The KayJls legislature had
gagged in Investigation ~ alleged corrupt practices
eon1ecNd WITH Tie election N Unit"d states Senators In
Js apd Is, ana Il the IuNspapC!s could be believed
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TTLBGRa n TO THE TRIBUNE

SEkA1 ORS-PRO'EED-NGS IN TIE
SENATE STEAS~ COMMUNICATION WITH
mEXtCV
In TJLARa n TO THg TRIBUNE
WAsHG TON, Tuesday, March s. 1872.
ht Admi,Is alton has Won another OF those victories
An this senate ~ day waGl more disastrous than de-
seats .laet Deg smer, VII Conkng 4 Co found that
Che ind pend ut pubheaI3 disagreed with them TO
"A man a a 1asSsu-e, they 20 'lled eaEens, Them"
1ntvotsd theIn tr5e 70 one and theS attempted, by
tszandi~As TX the psty whip 20 make tioSe who dis
a0aeec ,Qh them fail INTO Like but the caueN
1nto dare, ute; Mr. Sumner Indignantly repudated
she idoa that aHy meeting OF Senator's
mad riel 10 dictate 10 him Rs course OK the sSor Of
abe 6cnate and curing tue whole OF tbs debate Oh
vhe ssls - AIMS, not j. single ckhcus was cANed Iut
ne Administration seaffOrs have found more effective
80 a. ant az, ugh e proects AID that b. arTaDr
- In An biiosna eaueEs, to which the independent
", u.blicsus ae not invited, anything which
,.e,, pyqpose 20 10, and theI get it before
The Senate "a such way that no de-
nate .an - VA be ~ oruer' ihls was the
-. adopted to-day 1t gil be SeGembered that
~ " ,CoI,nietes was ordered, last week, Senator
-. ,slpayT FROM BIS pocket = list o. Senators, and
A in >iie u0ual Vs. that L1sF c0nsttute the Com
80, # NRaIces wete those OF senators h1Snlin, Car
80. O., wan Logan Sawyer, Earlan, aug Steven
.ou But eel 0tar Isheriush Spolu nio H NV, H"-o ~
-. ,n., bs Soule not seve Those %ho nag arranged
- IA ,uaugh vOtes pledged ~ elect tie Hcket'
49, - -. h, ygheE il eaine to substituting ahp1AeT
s,ns for sb,rms, ~ the Senates sense % pfopsT vas
40 erest that ~ vas ~ once N"cSee" meg
-. sohnrz 10, yid W telected indeed. TrumbuT
80 a. .u,s,tu,e sShssz's nshlc for Sherman, aud
,, umerop's motio yves ad upon the table IN order
a, .vo,1 Vo,jne on the s&DeahmeDt IL was generally |
n,nosea that a motion NGald be made today ~ take
.smerous motion from the liable, IN which case pe BIst
, ~ on ia ic on TrmanIlT amepdDeDt but COnkDg
ro. 49, slsrS for this an 80 10 was arranged tat
sasfe 10 eppoi1t the Commit &c W. sseeaed Ta;s va
not dcbatssbIe, 9ns the RI "a o tI' sS
,iat 10 tLjs WSy sYots pp pattiDg seSurs ." the com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
NEw-YORK CITY.

Controller Green paid yesterday to the Board
Of Assessors $777 "a as salaries, from oct' l0l
Jan. l, 1877.
Several hundred pensioners assembled yes
tcrdav in the basement Of the Customhose 10 receive
Their last quarters pension from Col Lockwood b. Doy'
the pension agent
Recorder Hackett, in sentencing, yesterday
Thomas Lee age % to five years impriso TOT III
ouiraeeous assault on little girl named kalpacn' SA
ssed his sincere regret that the law dd hoV ao" m
To condemn such offenders to be hanged
In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
Robinson yesterday. application was made Tor reuuc
ton of the hail OF Joshua 7. Case and Jerome lanu'
now confined In IudlOw-st Jail on the charge OF u
inc Edward IMmlcy out OF real estate In Wy
false concentrations Nov. 10, 1871. MOTION deheu
In the case of Henry Wiser, who CLAIMS 10
have ,een elected Assistant Alderman from inc N'h
Assembly District instead of Isaac Robinson 70 men
from the XIIIh Election District OF that Assembly Ds
trict have testified that they voted f0r WISER ino ~,
turns show that received in that dstilct 0ny -
Martin Klopp one the watchers in the WIN %
Di.trct testified yesterday that he saw 100 Nooes ~
Wiser counted on election night Inc returns e"o" ~
! he received only 14l votes III that dlstrlct'
chamberlain Palmer made, yesterday, the
following report to the Supreme Court showing the CON
dItio OF the moneys and securities In his hands JAN u
| 1870 subiect TO the order of the Court:
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BROOKLYN.


Mrs Fanny HYDE WAS aTalgned before the
Court Of oyer and Termner yesterday for the murder
OF George w. Watson and pleaded not guilty The ria
was set down for March 10
The Rev. Edward G. Fitzpatrick, late pastor
OF St. Patricks Church in Kentave was buried yesser
day in Calvary Cemetery in the presence OF an Immense
concourse, including the pastors OF nearly al tue Hoan
Catholic churches in the city
LONG ISLAND.
IoSG ISLAND CITY.-Mrs. McCusker made
conplant Yesterday before Recorder Purces Charging
Patrick o'Rourke age 90, of Hunters Point Win at
tempting drag her into his house on saturday anu
carving away hat and shawl The accused was hed
I'm 81 900 bail on the charge Of highway robbery
Hr.rrsrEAD-rhe election for village Officers yester
day. re9nsd as i0ipwI RnshmoFe Carman D. Lane
clerk Lott Van DE Water Treasurer, Charles A. P0~e
Collector, Waite f. Ryder
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.-W. Augustus llamlin,
formerly Police Sergeant who disappeared mysterionsy
ON Feb r. and supposed to have been murdered ~
serted "a wife and three children
NEW Observation-Disclosures Smith, in attempting to get
ON New Haven Railroad train, yesterday, after IL had
started the depot fell and was seriously injured.
MOUNT yERYoS-George APPEL. Augustus Platz and
VIA r. Patz were each held III 500 bail, Yesterday Tor
playing cards on sunday
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-MayOr O'Neill sent to the Board
the proposed purchase of the Harrison estate for the
erection of public buildings. Tue reasons assigned
are the state OF the cys finances, the fact that the
buildings are not Immediately needed the eXorbitant
price and the probable consolidation OF townships
which would make the division Of the expense
more equitable The Board passed the resolution
over tie veto by vote or hvc 10 TWO.
The body OF Mrs French, a resident Of Craven Point,
was found yesterday IN the creek near WasnStonaNe
I'm attempting the meadows sho had lost her
way and been death. Mary A. Mcspcrlt ana
Kate GillagIy sentenced, yesterday, to the State
Prison for two each for an assault on MIS- war
rem the wife uf the Warden OF the County Penitenar
PATERsoN-A Committee OF the Board OF Chosen Free:
holders mas been appointed TO decide upon the erection
of bridge the Passac River at the POnptOn steel
Works The receipts II the City Treasury Tor the year
have been sos, OOo and the expenditures sS5s,oco
oRRIsTowN.-William Grinder, who shot and Killed
James Foster Port Morris on Oct Il. and who was
subsequently, convicted of murder in the second degree
10y the OF oyer and Terminer OF Morris County mas
been granted new trial.
NEwARK.-JOhn Donahue, who was liberated from
Jail yesterday. TeaTrcscd last evening 1Or coui
ting another theft. The Board OF Excise granted 80
licenses last evening.
HoBoKEN.-The building owned by John and Albert
Stevens a cabinet mandatory, at fust ana Conl-
St., was damaged $l,0OO by fire, yesterday
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RRO0KLYN COURT CALENDAR.
IAnnonncements.l
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iAnnonncemenu.l


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Observation-Disclosures, Sketches, and Illus
application BY mail otherwise for all kinds Of Fur
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average attendance of $50 pupils, shall receive ntU
and for each subsequent year an increase OF soo un
the salary Of 1000 shall be reached. Inc report was
adoDted
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HOME NEWS.

rurpvo.rrER YESTERDAY At uUDsUTs NO 2ls BHoAp'
WAL Am Midnight
o'm. fS"a Ia I0'
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CrrmExT qvpICs AT JaE. CAPITAL

ANOTHER ADMINl 5TRATION VICTORY IN THE
uoUtJ-AN ",VXPLANATIoS' FROM THE
EASsAs sEEA9 ORs-PROCEEDZNGS IN TIE
SENATE - STEA3~ COMMUNICATION WITH
MEXtlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

CUSTOM HOUSE DEMAND FOR FEhs-snn NV
FROM PACKAGES-No kNOoohn ''srS,.sn nv
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

Mr.. MERCUR, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported bill supplementary TO the Apportonment bill
IL was recommitted.
II proposes 10 allow additional Representative each Of the States
Of Newampshire NewlOr Tennessee, Louisiana, Ms
ham. and Florida; Representative be elected from
The STATE Al large otherwise provided by legislation
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-23
PRIVATE SALE
OF
Valuable Berkeley and Jefferson
Real Estate.

I OFFER at Private Sale. first. A
4 TRACT OF LAND, lying in Berke-
lev and Jefferson counties. on ihe Shep.
herd.,"~n aud Msr,insbnrg road, at
Wynhup's Spring, three miles from the
former and seven from the latter place,
containing abou, l03 ACRES OF LINE
STONE LAND, aud has upon it Two
comfortable Dwellings. two Barns or
S,sbles. and other necessary Buildings.
Ii formerly being two tracts. two orch.
ards, five or six acres oi Timber, twenty
acres OF Bottom. and has a fine Spring
and never falling sueam running
through il.
Secoud. Stone and Brick HOUSE.
or Four Tenement House,, situated on
New Street. Shepherdsiown, and better
known as Fsuceu's Row, and each con-
tslnine five rooms. hall and kitchen.
| will sell The above properly collec-
lively or seParstely ior lair price and
make The payments easy. II not sold by
the frs, OF January. 1873, | will rent the
houses both in town and country at tlat
time. Address Vsnclessesv.lle. Berke-
ley cooa,y, West Virginia. or call on me
near The above pos,ofice.
REIN r. CROSS.
Sept. 81, 1872. #
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7OOLEN Sacks for children; Wool.
VI en- Jackets. Nuby's and Hoods. for
sale by L. ". ChapHne.
Z or Of Scsrfs. MuGs. end Tipils. for
~ children; Comforts and WooIen Cal.
,ers, for sale. l. ". Chapiine.
GlLOVES of sll kinds, for ladies', gen.
Il ,lemen and children. for sale.
l. ". Chopline.
0ENTLEMEN'S and Ladies Cotton
II and Woolen Hose and Ladies Vests,
for sale. L. ". ChaPhne.
NHEN'S Wooden Shirts and Drawers.
XIX red end white Blouses and heavy
Cashmere Shirts Of different kinds.
l. ". Chapline.
z AIDES Balmoral Skirts Of different
"A kinde, Chlenons and Switches for the
head. l. NJ Chapiine.
0HIRT Bosoms and Collars. for gen.
~ .lemen, lsles, styles.
l. NJ Gapfne.
LIATS and Caps for men and boys. Ia.
"A tes, styles. l. ". Chapine.
i LARGE supply of Boots snd Shoes
"A OF all kinds. and the largest stock OF
Overshoes ever broueh. here; Gum ar.
iicle for men. boys, ladies' end misses.
L. ". Chupline.
EALL at the Store Of Head Quarters OF
" the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, ad.
joining The Register Office, if you wan.
Bargains and good articles.
l. W. Chopline.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-23
THE OLD, OLD HOME.

When long for sainted memories,
Like angel troops they come,
If fold my arms to ponder
On the old, old home.
The heart has many passages
Through which the feelings roam,
But its middle aisles are sacred
TO the thoughts Of old, old home.
When infancy was sheltered
Like rosebuds from the blast,
Where girlhood's brief elysium
In joyousness was passed Z;
To that sweet spot forever,
AS to some hallowed dome,
Life's pilgrim heads her vision-
.Tis her old, old home.
A father sat, how proudly,
By that hearthstones rays,
And told his children stories
OF his early manhood days,
And one soft eye was beaming,
From child to child 'twould roam
Thus mother counts her treasures
In the old, old home.
The birthday gifts and festivals,
The blended vesper hymn,
(Some dear one who was swellmglt
Is with the Seraphim.)
The fond "good- night" at bed time,
How quiet sleep would come,
And fold us altogether
In the old, old home.
Like wreath of scented flowers
Close entwined each heart
But time and change i'll concert
Have blown the wreath apart,
But dear and sainted memories
Like angels ever come,
If fold my arms to ponder
On the old, old home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-23
ENTLER HOTEL,
Shepherdstown, J:Gtrson Co., N. Va.

Shepherdstown, J:6trson Co., NJ Va.
LAVING leased the Ent'er Hotel it is
* now open for the accommodation OF
the Public.
The Table will be bountifully suppl
ed with all the luxuries and subslanIlsls
.bs. the city and country markets afford.
The Bar will be supplied with choice
Liquors.
None but polite and attentive servants
will be employed, and nothing shsll be
lef, undone that will contribute 10 the
comior, and pleasure of guests.
The Stable will be attended by an ex-
perienced Os,ler.
EDWIN BOWEN,
Late of Warren County, Va.
Nov 9 "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-23
TO THE PUBLIC =!
GREAT BARGAINS
AT THE
MERCHANT TAILORING
Establishment.

THE undersigned have just received from the
i Eastern markets one Of the LARGEST,
CHEAPEST and BEST STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought to tais market
The Stock consists in part Of superior French
and English Cloths Of all colors, Casimeres and
vestlngs, land other goods which the. will sell by
the yard or make up to order. They also in-
yite attention to their Stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
A FINE AND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FASHIONABLE HATS.
NOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties,
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, &c., which they
will sell cheap for cash. .,
All Goods purchased elsewhere will be cut
and manufactured 10 order at short notice and
fit guaranteed. ~
We are also agents for the celebrated No.
Family Empire Sewing Machines:
S. p. HUMRICKHOUSE,
JAS, S. RIGHTSTlNE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-23
ORGANS ! ORGANS 4!

DOR the Paror, Sunday School and Church
J. 5 Oclaves; settS of Reeds throughout;
stops. Only sl25. The best Organ in the
world for The money. We can supply Organs
ranging in price from S65 TO $4,000, and offer
the ost liberal inducements 10 the trade,
Teachers, Clergymen, and others, who will act
as agents for the sale Of our Instruments.
THE "P.ARLOR GEN" PIANO,
I Octaves, full Iron Frame, overstrung scale,
round corners, carved legs; the finest low-pri-
ced Piano manufactured. Fully warranted.
TIOLIN STRINGS.
We import direc, from Italy, Germany and
France, the very choicest strings that are
made, and can supply the trade at lowest mar
ket prices. Sample set Of choice Violin or
Guitar strings mailed free for 81. Band In
struments, Sheet Music, Music Books, and Mu
sicai merchandise Of every description.
WM. A. POND & CO,
SAT Broadway, New York.
Branch Store, 80 Union Square.
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