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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12

The above statement is a true and correct tran.
sciIp: :Iom the books of the company.
WILLIAM II. STEVENSON, President.
b. L. TAYLOR, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me on this seven.
teenth dav oi July, A. D. 1873.
;. 6. EuSTIS. Notary Pst!:e.
Ofiicers1
William n. Stevenson, Presden..
II. 4. Taylor, Secretary.
= P. Parmly, Treasurer
"..iain l. Stanford, Supervisor.
DirectOrss
q. q. Wilder, New Orleana
Paul Duchenne New Orleans
). q. Parham, New Orleans
". r. Hodges New Orleans.
John D. Scott, New Orleans.
}. +. Randolph, New Orleans
Leonard Fash New Orleans.
4. B!eakley, New Orleans.
William L. Stanford New Orleans
y. ?. Perry, New Orleans.
3 =. Parmly, New Orleans
William H. Stevenson, New O,leacA
,. Hathorne, New Orleans
George Mitchell, New Orleans
William g. James, New OrleaCa
Hon. }. Stevenson, Canada.
Z. L. Craw, Michigan
Prot. A. J. Sawyer, Chicago, Illinois.
Thomas W. Nelson. Chicago Illinois.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12

Loans secured by mortgages, first liens
unincumbered real estate worth
1905 BIAS CAS- "a
Loans on pledge of stocks $500 co
Real estate owned by the c0mpany...., II 500 %
Stocks owned by the company 81 $50 90
United States five.twenty bOnds.... 5000 60
Demand notes bearing eight per cent in.
terest.. Observation-Disclosures. :6843 40
Bills receivable. e.......................... 4l36 IS
Stock subscribed and liable. 50 375 90
Premiums due III course of collection. 036 62
Accrued interest. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 307l 81
Ctfce furniture safe and other items. 1870 90
Cash in State National Bank............ 10 955 81
Cash IN hands Ct treasurer. $3.50 90
LIABILITIES.
Reinsurance efiini.......6ll53
Current bills unpa!G........ 20; &C. a3e 70
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12

VlNEUCONlA INSURANCE COMYAN1s
Ne. III GravieH EtresC
Ensures against
fire. Marine and lfiveP QRisklS
At the Lowest Tariff RateS
4. EIMER BADER, President.
CHAS. ENGSTFELD Vice President
GEORGE sTEOMEYER. Secretary.
First Fiscal Year.
rrem1cTs received ......................els,,
F1e, marine and river losses
..eS46I7 50
ketnsurances, rebates, ex.
penses. ste........" ........ls,asa ss-ia,eol "
ss3,lNp
Total amount Of assets. slsU
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
INSURANCE.


CTATEMENT
pfED
ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Canal Street
CYY!Ck ATLAS INSURANCE. CoMPASY,a
No. 1872 Canal street. ,
New Orleans July a. 1873.
IN conformity with the requirements of their
charter the company publish the following state
ue
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DECLARED;
Interest on capital paid in, ten per cent.
Dividend on capital paid in, eight per Gems
Dividend on premiums paid, sixteen per csnA
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MINISTER MARIsCAL's OPINIONS.

An Interview with the Mexican Repre-
sentative on the Rio Grande Dimculty.
on the 3lst OF March last Mr. Marscal, the Min
lister OF Mexico In Washington, was visited by a
HERALD correspondent for the purpose Of ascer-
tanning that gentlemans opinions on the then
status OF the Rio Grande difficulty when the follow
ing conversation took place. The report is OF par
ticuar interest now, In view OF General McKenzies
incursion into Mexican territory and chastisement
OF the Kickapoos:-
CORRESPONDENCE understand that the American
Commissioners who have been investigating the
Mexican outrages on the Rio Grande are expected
back in q few days. Has the Commission appointed
by your government for the same object arrived at
any satisfactory conclusion
Mr.. MARrsCAL-I not do know whether the Mexi.
can commissioners have finished their labors, but
this know-tnat they have arrived at the concn-
sion that nearly all the cattle stealing and other
depredatons on the American side OF the Rio
Grande were committed by Kickapoo Indians, who
do not belong to Mexico, but are part OF tribe
now living 10 the Indian Territory. These Kicka-
poos took refuge on the Mexican side during your
civil war, when the Confederates tried to compel
them 10 fight against the Union forces. They re-
fused, and for this many of them were hunted
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MEXICAN RECEIVERS.

Report OF the American Commissioners
to the misrepresentation Authorities
Legalixing Indian Enthusiastically
knowledge OF Raids.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1873.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs has received
important and very interesting letters from Henry
NJ Atkinson, OF Nebraska, and Thomas @. Will
lams, of Texas, the special Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Secretary OF the Interior under act
OF Congress, to negotiate with the Kickapoos now
in Mexico, for their return to the United states.
The letter is dated Eagle Pass Texas, May s, 1873.
and Is as follows:-
AN ALLIANCE.
At and near town called Remolina, twenty.one
miles west OF Zaragoza and sixty miles from this
place, are camped at this time the Lipans, Muscel-
leros and portion OF the Kickapoos together
with q band OF Gilenas. These indians have
made an alliance with each other, and as
will be seen rem the Saltillo newspaper,
herewith enclosed, the Mexican authorities
have ratified q treaty with these same bands
This occurred ut Saragossa on the 2sth OF March,
1879. On the LIST inst, an order was received at
saragossa from the Governor Of Coahuila, requiring
the Indians to present their stock, horses mules
and cattle, to the proper oiicer at Remolina, In
order to have the brands registered in the name
OF the respective bands or tribes each tribe hav-
ing its own mark and brand. The exact number
Of Indians In each tribe is to be recorded at the
same time.
ROBBERY LOCALIZED BY MEXICO.
This registration and census will commence to-
day. One obvious result OF this proceeding is to
egalize and confirm the title OF the Indians to all
Of the stolen stock now in their possession. 1t is
known and not denied by the citizens OF Sara
gossa and adjacent towns that most OF the stock
now IN their possession have the brands OF citizens
OF Texas and some Of the mules have the United
States brand.
CAPTIVE AMERICAN BOY
There Is one American boy q captive in the Lpan
camp. It is reported that this boy was stolen
about fve years ago from near San Antonio. on
Olmus creek. within the last seven days about
twenty Lipans and Muscelerers left camp near
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The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week. now
ready. contains an Original Story entitled Leslie
wyndhamn together with the very Latest
News by Telegraph nom All Parts OF the
World up to the hour or publication; History OF
the Polaris Expedition In the Polar Sea; Arrest
OF another HERALD Correspondents in Cuba; Trou-
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Border Banditti; the Richmond Duel; full Details
OF the Executions OF Nixon in New York, Lusgnani
In New Jersey, Charles Mortimer in San Francisco
and Joseph ONeal in Illinois. 1t also contains the
Latest News by Telegraph rom Washington; P0liti-
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Articles on the prominent topics OF the day; Our
Agricultural Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle Horse
anu Dry Goods Markets; Financial ana Commercial
Intelligence, and Accounts OF all the Important
and Interesting Events Of the Week.
TERMS:-Single Subscription, So three copies
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Remolino for raid into Texas, and are now in this

State Ht
THE NExIcAEs' GUILTY KNOWLEDGE.
Before starting no secret is made OF the inten-
lions and purposes OF these raids by the Indians
among the citizens OF Mexico portion OF the
Kickapoos still remain At or near Santa Rosa, and
q few families OF this tribe are near San Juan de
Alliend0.
Our detention at this point has been owing
to the necessity OF providing our own trans
portation hence TO Saltiilo, there being no pub
lie conveyance. We will leave for that place in
a couple OF days to confer with the Governor OF
Coahuila The Mexican newspaper referred to as
enclosed" was not received, having been appa-
rently omitted through inadvertence.
THE KIcKAPoo EMIGRATION.
From report made to the House Of Representa-
tives last session by General Shanks Chairman of
the Committee on Indian Affairs, IL appears that
the Kickapoos originally emigrated from Illinois.
and were located to the number Of 300 on reser-
walton OF $4,000 acres in northeastern Kansas. The
greater portion OF the Kickapoos new in Mexico
separated from the rest OF the tribe about twenty
years ago, and settled near the Wishita River, in
what was then the Indian Territory, but afterwards
became part OF the State OF Kansas Subsequently,
at the commencement Of the war in 1861. they
moved south into the Indian Territory to avoid
draft, which they had been made to believe was
imminent by designing persons, who wished to
drive them out OF Kansas. In the Indian Terri
tory, according to the report above named, they
were met and pursued by rebel Texan cavalry and
finally made their way into Mexico. About one
hundred more of the tribe went to Mexico few
years ago, being dissatisfied with the treaty OF
1863 under which they have been living and
although some of these returned to the United
States, most OF them remain with the earlier
emigrants in Mexico.
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A.-Espe nscheid, Hat Manufncturer.-
In announcing his Summer HATS consisting of every
known variety, he wthholds all comments on their
qualities style, &C. decming 1t needful only TO notify the
metropolitan public that effort has been spared to
der his various fabrics worthy is notice and patronage
In the dress hat combinations Of fur superseding
altogether the blue pearl cashmere have been formed.
This admxture of the finest furs has ted in the
duction entirely Summer dress hat surprising
all that have hitherto been submitted TO the public Gen
tlemen invited to examine and judge for themselves
ESPENSCHEID. lis Nassau street.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prices Re
duced, circulars sent and Information given. We sol
the e5l1 90 prize in the drawing Of April "a
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Pest office box A68b. New York.
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VNILKIE COLLINS
w NEW NOVEL.
HARPER 4 BROTHERS, NEW YORK,
publish this day



w NEW NOVEL
HARPER 4 BROTHERS NEW YORK,
publish this day
THE NEW aAaDALEN,
A Novel,
BY wILKIR COLLINS,
Author q The woman IN whs poor POO Name"
Miss Finch,r Ac., &c.
8vo, paper, so cents.
has written In intensity of interest Mr. Collins never
constructed novel which was more In his own line than
s sf New eas % Mr. cns
novels which preceded Il there Is the same old sk
goody" book. but will be great book. Grace Rose
berry Is more remarkable heroine even thsn tho
Woman in whise."-New York Herald
BLEAK HOUSE.
BY CHARLES DICKENS
With 81 Illustrations by r. Barnard
8vo, Paper. 81 Cloth, 81 So
Being volume VII oiovvvs
with Original characterstc Illustrations BY American
OLIVER TWIST With 3 illustrations by s. MahOnsy.
MSR nSspsCJh g GlGh With HI >
rHE src onS SKI psHs N Go8 Min BY
Davis GopPERrrELp with Portrait Of Author and q
Illustrations BY r. Barnard. ovS' rApe' - o'o''a
poMsEY s xsb son. with 50 Illustrations b. ". L.
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Rsinha syS PSB,5 81 Gosa y Barnard
sSS FsBSsp Win BY Thomas Sa
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HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the ,abcv2
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BETSEY AND I ARE OUT.

g. W. Carleton Co. beg to that they publish
this day volume Of Poems, by Mrs. N 8. Emerson.
entitled -
A THANKSGIVING STORY,
consisting of series Of twenty graphic pictures In
verse supposed TO be narrated BY the different relations
old fashioned New England family who gath
cred together about the old home freside wintry
Christmas evening. Among the stories related u tho
famous ballad OF
'Betsey and Are Out"
which has been In mutfated and feeble FORM widely
printed and spread the United States with another
name author.
Mra Emerson declares that she the author Of this
pocm thar she wrote In the 1852 that several MS
acquaintances. and that in the year ISL without her
newspaper, az by another author and that she s
prepared to subsantiate and her claim 70 its
authorship
The book is beautifully printed and bound Price 81 20
Sold everywhere and sent mail postage free,
ceipt of price, by
Madison square, New YORK.
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A.-S1OO Reward for Case Neuralgia,
Rhumatism, Or. FILTERS RHEUMATIC SYRUP will
not cure. Physicians advice free. q John street.
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A Sewing Machine that Gives Uni
versa satisfaction and is nearest perfection, the
WHITNEY. 6l3 Broadway.
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A Pair OF the Celebrated Crown Hair
BRUSHES be procured of any dealer In fancy goods
they are made Of real Russian bristes they are
proper will last lifetime Price from S. to $40
pair. THOMSON LANGDON CO., Importers and
Manufactures, 39l Broadway New York.
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Shirts, Collars, CuMs and DrawerA
made 10 order and warranted.
Enclose stamp for circular.
UNION ADAMS 4 Co, cn Broadway
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A-Hats.-The Pearl Cashmere This Day
introduced by LEAHY the best in the market.
LEAHY. Manufacturer, las Fulton street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
Isl and 252 Broadway. corner of Murray street.
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A.-NO. Barclay Street.-Importcd
OPERA &c., Conchas. 12c and other sizes in proportion.
Honradez, l8c Key West Londes 81 Is 81 50; Conchas,
IS Is; Fumsr Conchas, 12c., 10 for 81
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still Catawba-For CObblers or Tahl~
the best in the United States 70 keen in
any climate sold by the barrel demijohn dozen
Co, 50 Fulton street.
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Abundant Fruit Has Rewarded the
invention of the Elastic Truss which retains the
rnpture securely without pain night and day till cured
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6s3 Broadway, corner of
Amity street. New York city Circulars frce.- brooklyn
Eagle May II, 1873.
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All Diseases OF Bladder and Kidneys
permanently cured by KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Comfort for Tender Feet.-Su MINER
SHOES, great variety combine elegance and style
with perfect ease. EUGENE FERRIS son,
$50 Fulton street. six doors east of Broadway.
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COrns Removed without Pain, 25c.
each. DR.. LUBELSKI CO., Chropodists,
643 Broadway. corner Blocker street
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u Knights History OF England, vols SIS %
Littes Living Age, 6 vols cloth 50 vols rs 90
Waverley Novels, 80 vols pub $50 ........... 50 on
Good Words tor 1871, pub, 81 30 London rs
Cornhll Magazine halfmorocco "a vols ...... l3 10
Bancrotts United States vols, half ~ %
Don Quixote, in Spanish, pub - 80 .......... %
Patent ONCE Reports Mechanical 1851 1863 vol 50
Census Report Population 1870. ~
Winslow's Force of Nature, half-morocco. %
Woods Natural History, vols pub s2l.. Is o.
Libraries and Books bought Catalogues Free
LEGGAT BROS, No Beekman st.. corner Park row.
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Boys Blue Flannel Sailor Suits Mt
81 30 to 81 So WOOD 4 WARING,
50 Bowery and $50 Grand street.
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A "Big Little Thing'-Snow's Jamaica
GINGER PEARLS. for collie, indigestion, &C. pleasant,
convenient eficent prevents fever and rs cents
per box. BYRNE'S, 1859 Broadway II. H. Snow, manu-
facturer New Haven, Conn.
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A.-Who Wants . HAITI Go to DOugan's,
l02 Nassau street. corner of Ann.
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Corns Cured, soc. to 81; Bunions. Nails,
&C. successfully treated by Dr. WESTERVELT 1852 Broad
way, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
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n. G. shcIdon's Remedy a Sure Cure
for Nervous Debility Principal depot and Office l07
West Fifteenth street.
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A.-Wedding Invitations, Paris styles,
Monograms Coats of Arms Crests and French Note Pa
per. JAMES EVERDELL, 302 Broadway. Established
l9lO
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Abby your Hats from Burke, or 21O
Broadway Summer styles in variety ready at popular
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Is49.-Estn blish ned ls40.-G. Rauchfuss,
Practical Wgmaker and Importer Of Human Hair "A
East Twelfth street. New York.
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A Happy suGgestion.-If You Want to
secure pleasant condition of mind and improve your
personal appearance buy KNOX HAT. His Spring
style is Enthusiastically beautiful Make you purchase ut
DID Broadway.
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Fountains, Vases and Garden Orna-
MENTS Send for q catalogue.
JAMES 4 KIRKLAND, Nos. g. 10 and IL Reade street.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints all
Diseases Of the Feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE, ~
Union square
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured With
ont pain; CORN CURE, by mall Soc Dr. RICE, S Broad
way, corner Fulton street.
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Dicks Encyclopedias Of 6,4aa Practical
Receipts ami Processes. Price S. DICK FITZGER-
AID, Publishers Is Ann street. New York
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A EDITIONS OF CHOICE BOoKS-POETICAL, CRITI-
"A CAL comica pathological, French German. Italian.
&c, at APPLEroNs Antiquarian. 10 Third street. near
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfzcs Cashcd~
orders filled furnished Highest rass paid f
spanish Bank billA governments &C. 1c
TAYLOR a CO., Bankers, III Wall street lats of n
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Davidss Drab Beaver Cashmere Hats
for gentlemen $685. Broadway near Duane street.
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A 81, % % Bottle OF the following
choice Perfumes distilled from natural flowers by the
from dealers fancy goods High Life Bouquet Butter
ay orchis Wild Flowers Of India Mathioa, Hawthorn
choice and delicate odors THOMSON, LANGDON 4
CO., importers and manufacturers 39l Broadway. NJ Y
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THOSE CHEAP LIBRARIES FOR sALE-S2, S6 on
L $40 Young people need good books. For catalogues
Of the best send stamp to r. WELLS, $50 Broadway.
New York. Try IT,
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.. q. p. COgnac Brandy-S7 per Gallons
81 80 full sized bottle old mellow reliable; bought en-
imported In wood or glass
II. b. KIRK 4 CO., GO Fulton street
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For Goodness Of Color and BecOmfngness
to Complexion there Is nothing superior TO the SILVER
GRAY CASHMERE HAT offered to-day by JAMES,
Hat tar, chol as
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Howard Association, Philadelphfa, Pa.
An insttaton having high reputation for honorable
HoUGHTON, M D: Essays for young men sent free Of
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No South
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa.
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Hats for 0entlemen.-Summ styles
now ready. p. ERNENWEIN manufacturer, las Nassau
street. between Beekman and Spruce streets
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Firepr0of Safe for Sale-A Three Foot
wilders Salamander in good order. Inqaire Of COCK
4 CARPENTER, 80 Reade street.
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H0lyOke's Celebrated Fever and Ague
CURE may be obtained at 978 Eighth avenue between
Fifty seventh and Fityeignth streets.
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ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS AND PILE PIPEs.-Re-
lief and cure for rupture Uterine "esknesses and Piles
limber break chafe soil used in bathing COOL
express Send for catalogue Establishments 7U Broad
way New York, and 47 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Havana Lottery Drawings on File.-
Circulars free. Orders promptly filled. JOSEPH BATES
Agent 1856 Broad way, room 4, Chatham Bank Building
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GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
New York branch house
warerooms lie Fifth avenue
All orders from private purchasers as well as dealer
will receive the prompt attention As at our factorl
in Baltimore.
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WIN. KNABE 4 CO..
Baltimore and New York.
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HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the. abcv1
works BY mail postage prepaid. " any part Of inc uuo
stat es, on recent q the price,
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